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How the Miners Found Geronimo in Sonora

📅 1891newspaper📜 public-domainid: s_how-the-miners-found-geronimo-in-sonora_76978c📄 TEI

Entities extracted from this source (2)

Oso Negro Minething

4 claims cited from this source

a.k.a. Oso Negro

John M. Claytonperson

1 claim cited from this source

a.k.a. John M. Clayton

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How  the  Miners  Found  Geronimo  in  Sonora

While  on  the  train  the  other  day  an  Enter-
prise man  met  John  M.  Clayton,  a miner  who
had  been  employed  for  three  years  on  the  Oso
Negro,  Arispe  district,  Sonora.  The  mine  is
owned  and  operated  by  Tombstone  parties  and
is  situated  about  125  miles  south  of  Tombstone,
which  is  the  nearest  supply  point.

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