What is Oso Negro Mine associated with?

Documented relationships include: located_in, distance_from, owned. 4 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Oso Negro Mine?

1 primary source cite this subject, including: How the Miners Found Geronimo in Sonora (1891).

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Oso Negro Mine thing

id: t_oso-negro-mine_4c7126

also known as: Oso Negro

Probable 70%

Summary: A mine in the Arispe district, Sonora, owned by Tombstone parties, about 125 miles south of Tombstone.

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Tombstone

cited from How the Miners Found Geronimo in Sonora (1891)

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 Tomb…