NOTICE OF PATENT APPLICATION FOR MINERAL SURVEY
Notice from the United States Land Office Phoenix Arizona dated October 24 1917 states Bunker Hill Mines Company Tombstone Arizona has filed for patent on several lode mining claims in Cochise County Arizona within the Tombstone Mining District. Claims named Ninety Right Atle Comet Miners Dream Oregon Florodara Buffalo Cornell Houghton Belcher etc with areas around 15 000 acres each and multiple adjoining claims.LOCATION and adjoining notes listed. FIRST publication Oct 28 1937.
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Emaires Land Office
Phowis
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United States Patent Mineral Survey
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Bunker Hlm Mines Company
Tombstone
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Phoenix
Offier
Buffalo
Michigan
Illinois
Cornell
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Corinne Scarborough
Douglas
Letty
PT. Sanders
Mra
Wy Hicks
Bisbee
J. T Ingsbury
J. P. Hodgson
Phelps-Dodge Mining Company
E. Grebe
Bunker Hill
HR. Hitchins
Wanda
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Antelope Lode Mining Claim Notice in Tombstone Arizona
Notice of mineral survey application for No 2 27 serial 631332 in Phoenix area dated October 24 1917. The document identifies the Antelope claim at the corner of Sections 22 and 3, Township 20 South Range 22 East G and S RB and M, with bearings and distances describing a 867.5 foot to a corner and a 1500 foot line to another corner. It references Tombstone Arizona as the mailing address.
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Big Comit Mine Lode
Papago Lode
North End Center
Cormer No. 1
East Co. & Srb. & M
St Sarre
North End
Larmer
Benes
Séettonn
G&s KB AM
Chenee
Corton
County
Cochire County
Arizona
Bow Mines
Crown ‘Point
Crown Point
Jr. Irvin
Roth & M
Soutent Center
County Recorder
Cochise County
Mence
Bnet
Keres
Wide West Lode
Bunker Hi Lode
Plaer
Lekiining
Bh & M
Thenee
Thener
Releher Tole Sarves
Michigan Central Lode
Mbsrt Fort
Cornell
RB & M
Cincinnati
Bunker Hill Mines Company
Tombstone
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State Sampling Mills Urged in Arizona Debate
Arizona officials and mining districts discuss replacing a statewide smelter plan with distributed sampling mills. The commission’s report delays have sparked support for multiple small mills to concentrate ores, cut shipping costs, preserve metal values, and prove profitable treatment.
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