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Summary: Lost mine mentioned in McKenna's tales.
Completeness: 24/100 Grade F
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cited from Black Range Tales: Chronicling Sixty Years of Life and Adventure in the Southwest (1936)A classic collection of sixty years of southwestern storytelling by James A. McKenna, who arrived as
a youth in the 1880s and spent his life prospecting, mining, and exploring the Black Range, Mogollon
Mountains, and Gila Country of Grant County. His tales cover lost mines (the A…
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Black Range Tales: Chronicling Sixty Years of Life and Adventure in the Southwest ↗
McKenna, James A. 'Uncle Jimmie · 1936 · book · public_domain · details