What is Bonney Mine associated with?

Documented relationships include: discovered, owned. 8 claims extracted from primary sources.

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Q: What sources cite Bonney Mine?

2 primary sources cite this subject, including: Image 1 of Western liberal (Lordsburg, N.M.), December 24, 1915, (Mining Review) (1915); Image 1 of Western liberal (Lordsburg, N.M.), December 24, 1915, (Mining Review) (1915).

born: [1915-01-01,1916-01-01)died/dissolved: [1915-01-01,1916-01-01)id: t_bonney-mine_65cb0d

also known as: Bonny Mine, The Bonney mine, The Bonney mine

Probable 70%

Summary: Mining claim described as the richest in the local districts with average ore values of $20 per ton.

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Claims (8)

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$20 per ton ore value— 1915-12-21

cited from Image 1 of Western liberal (Lordsburg, N.M.), December 24, 1915, (Mining Review) (1915)

91516 Western liberal lining Review m Volume XXIX No 6 Lordsburg New Mexico Friday December 21 1915 SUBSCRIPTION 13 PER YEAR BINGIE CoriKS TEN CENTS Big Strike in Copper Camps Ninety Miles To North r LORDSBURG j rle i I iWo yT 1 TYPICAL SCENES AT CLIFTON MORENCI STRIKE SHOWING CL…

$80 per ton ore value— 1915-12-21

cited from Image 1 of Western liberal (Lordsburg, N.M.), December 24, 1915, (Mining Review) (1915)

$100 per ton ore value— 1915-12-21

cited from Image 1 of Western liberal (Lordsburg, N.M.), December 24, 1915, (Mining Review) (1915)

$4.50 per ton in gold— 1915-12-21

cited from Image 1 of Western liberal (Lordsburg, N.M.), December 24, 1915, (Mining Review) (1915)

$4.00 per ton in silver— 1915-12-21

cited from Image 1 of Western liberal (Lordsburg, N.M.), December 24, 1915, (Mining Review) (1915)

$12.50 per ton in copper— 1915-12-21

cited from Image 1 of Western liberal (Lordsburg, N.M.), December 24, 1915, (Mining Review) (1915)