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Other Mines - Part 4 (M thru N) (80 pages)

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“The Yuba and Mayflower Mines (Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 570, 11-9-1907) are being systematically reopened. C. S. Marriner is the Manager and L. S. Strickler is the Superintendent. About 20 men employed. Tramway is being built to connect the Mayflower mine with the mill on the South Yuba River. The mill has been entirely rebuilt and 10 new stamps added. The Yuba Shaft will be unwatered, it having been idle since the Haggin & Hearst people abandoned it many years ago, after sinking 960” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 678, 6-1-1907 “Mayflower Mine-10 stamps dropping” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 598, 12-25-1897 “State Minerologist Report” #13, 1896, page 235 The Mayflower, see pg. 45-46, “Nevada County Mining Directory, 1895” “Nevada County Mining & Business Directory by Poingdestre, 1895, page 166 “State Minerologist Report” #13, 1896, page 252 “State Minerologist Report” #12, 1895, page 192 “State Minerologist Report” #11, 1893, page 295 “State Minerologist Report” #8, 1888, page 453 Mayflower Mine (Maybert area): “Manager for Newbert” (Maybert) The Union, pg. 3, 5-19-1934 “Maybert Mines to have large development” The Union, Mining Dept., 1-26-1934 “The 20-stamp mill at the Yuba Mine, near Maybert, is running full time. Ten of the stamps are crushing ore from the Yuba Mine and the other ten crush ore from the Mayflower Mine. The company has decided to build two miles of new flume which will deliver water at higher head and so provide more power.” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 570, 11-9-1907 “Mayflower Mine at Washington opened..new body of ore & extra men working” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 324, 3-16-1907 Mayflower Mines Consolidated: Nevada City Nugget Special Mining Issue, 1929, pg 28, PH 16-1 Nevada City Nugget Special Mining Issue, 1930 pg. 28, PH 16-2 “Nevada City Nugget Special Mining Issue”, 1936, page 28 See Rose Lode Survey No. 5714 file, pg. 58 Mayflower Quartz (Mayflower Mines Cons.) “Nevada City Nugget Special Mining Issue”, 1936, page 28 Mayflower Quartz and Channel Mining Co.: Nevada City “State Minerologist Report” #16, 1919, page 196 Mazuma Claim: Grizzly Ridge “State Minerologist Report” #16, 1919, page 95 Mazuma Mine: “Suit to Quiet Title filed in Superior Court” (Bonanza, Mazuma, Junction Extension, Junction & Millionaire Quartz Mines) The Union, pg. 5, 6-4-1936 Mazzanti, A., Ranch: “Jackrabbit prospect is promising” (through the new Mazzanti shaft) The Union, 7-27-134 “Properties east of G.V. to be active” (Kanaka & Jackrabbid, A. Mazzanti Ranch) The Union, pg. 7, 3-23-1934 McCabe, H.: Grass Valley Mining District Map, 1930 McCann Drift Mine: “History of Nevada County” by Thompson & West, 1880, page 195c McCarthy: Nevada City Nugget Special Mining Issue, 1929, pg 28, PH 16-1 Claim listed on Nevada County Map of 1913, Key Number 590 McCarthy Claim: Gaston “State Minerologist Report” #16, 1919, page 165 McCarthy Claim (River Mines Co.) “Nevada City Nugget Special Mining Issue”, 1936, page 30 16