What is Rescue mine associated with?

Documented relationships include: has_depth, located_between, owned_by. 3 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Rescue mine?

1 primary source cite this subject, including: ORE SAMPLE AT BANK (1891).

Rescue mine thing

id: t_rescue-mine_4fac27

Probable 70%

Summary: A silver mine between Pinos Altos and Central owned by Judge J. Crockett Givens, yielding increasing ore values at depth.

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Claims (3)

has_depth

46 feet

cited from ORE SAMPLE AT BANK (1891)

ORE SAMPLE AT BANK A beautiful sample of chloride and bromide of silver ore is on exhibition at the First National Bank. The ore was taken from a depth of 46 feet on the Rescue mine between Pinos Altos and Central. The ore is increasing in …