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My Mining Pages Millions of words must have been published about Southern Oregon mines and mining during its golden age--which may explain why I have so few pages: Mining Laws The first thing the miners would do is set up the rules. Mining Claims 1860, 1869-72 A transcription of two volumes of Jackson County mining claim notices found in the collection of the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. collection MSS62455, shelving number MMC-1189. Mining Index 1899-1932 An index to hundreds of magazine articles about Southern Oregon mines. The articles are online and also to be found locally, on photocopies at the Southern Oregon Historical Society Research Library in Medford, the Rogue Valley Genealogical Society Library, and at the Josephine County Historical Society. News from the Mines Hundreds of news reports from the mines, 1851-1870, 1871-1890, 1891-1897, 1898-1905, 1906-1957. Gold Discovery, Jackson County Early, conflicting, articles about the discovery of gold in what would become Jackson County. Gold Discovery, Josephine County Conflicting, early articles about the discovery of gold in what would become Josephine County. Prospecting How they found it. Gold Mining in Southern Oregon How they dug it out. Gin Lin Greatest of the Southern Oregon Chinese mine bosses. Prentice Mulford He wasn't a Rogue Valley pioneer, but this is an introspective view into the life, mind and work of an 1850s miner. Pocket Hunting How to. Gold Hill The greatest of the Southern Oregon gold pockets. Beach Sands How to and how not to. Bert Kissinger Recorder of mining legends. Paved with Gold Southern Oregon streets were once paved with gold ore, and Jacksonville residents found it in their back yards. Last revised June 8, 2024 |
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