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MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES - PINAL COUNTY

The Mammoth mine at Youngsberg in the Superstition mining district, Pinal County, Arizona

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Author
E. Tiller
Article Date
October 1921
Journal Title
Ariz

Magma geologist describes early days of old mines

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Author
R. G. Willson
Article Date
August 27, 1961
Journal Title
Ariz Days & Ways

A mining report from Owl Heads Buttes

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Author
R. E. Wilbur
Article Date
April 12, 1975
Journal Title
Ole ( Tucson Daily Citizen)
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