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Title: Other Mines - Part 4 (M thru N) Collection Type: Directories and Documents Collection Name: Mines Information # of Pages: 80 Download PDF: User Login Required Download OCR Text: User Login Required

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“This region is in the eastern part of Nevada county, and indications point to a busy season next year. The Old Man Mountain and other claims of H. D. Ramsey have been sold for $101,000. A number of small properties have been actively worked with favorable results.” Mining & Scientific Press, page 782, 11-25-1916 “Revival of the Meadow Lake District, California” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 296-297, 2-20-1915 “Five claims in the Meadow Lake district are in dispute as to ownership.” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 545, 3-28-1914 “Statistics of Mines and Mining in the States and Territories West of the Rocky Mountains, being the 8" Annual Report of Rossiter W. Raymond” (1877) , page 86 Meadow Lake Gold: “A. L. Wisker (formerly of Loma Rica Ranch and NID) is named director of Meadow Lake Gold Mining concern” The Union, pg. 5, 1-5-2005 Searls Corporation Documents #M116, M126 Meadow Lake Mill and Mining Co.: Searls Corporation Documents #M5 By-Laws, see file “Meadow lake Mining & Mill Co.” Meadow Lake Mines, Consolidated: Searls Corporation Documents #M107 Meadow Lake Mine: “Statistics of Mines and Mining in the States and Territoriew West of the Rocky Mountains; being the 7 Annual Report” (1875) pages 470-471 Meadow Lake Mining District: Meadow Lake (formerly Excelsior Mining District) “State Minerologist Report” #32, #2, 1936, pages 189-204 “State Minerologist Report” #16, 1919, page 33 Meadow Lake Reduction Co.: Searls Corporation Documents #M9, M12 Mechanics’ Mill and Mining Co.: Searls Corporation Documents #M10 Mehegan: Claim listed on Nevada County Map of 1913, Key Number 389 Mehegan Claim (Ideal Gold M & M Co.): “Nevada City Nugget Special Mining Issue”, 1936, page 27 Meister Group: Canyon Creek “A rotary crushing machine with 100 tons capacity per day is to be installed on the Meister mine of the Columbia Consolidated company, near Washington. E. C. Klinker is in charge.” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 345, 2-27-1915 “A good tonnage of ore has been opened in the Meister, near Washington, and machineries is to be installed. E. C. Klinker is manager.” Mining and Scientific Press, Pg. 422-423, 9-12-1914 “A 40-h.p. electric triplex pump is being installed at the 1000 ft. level of the Oustomah mine. When this is working, the shaft will be sunk to 1200 ft. The mill is kept busy on ore from the 600 ft. level.E. C. Klinker, the superintendent, has resigned to take charge of the Eagle Bird and Fritz Meister mines, near Washington in this county.” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 233, 1-31-1914 “Near Ormonde on Canyon creek, half a mile above a conjunction with the Yuba river, is the Meister group where several veins are also being opened up by Fritz Meister.” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 473, 4-11-1908 “Some work is going on at the Meister group on Canyon creek.” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 472, 4-11-1908 Mellhorn & Co., quartz mine, per Marysville Appeal Directory 1878 Mellish Drift: “Report of the Director of the Mint Upon the Production of the Precious Metals in the U.S. During Calendar Year 1890”, page 106 Memphis Race Ditch: 20