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In 1941, T.S. Dalton, Jack Dalton, and John Durkin discovered the mine. In 1943, it was leased to Hugh Dobbins, Edward Bottomly and Roy Hardy.<ref>"[http://www.nbmg.unr.edu/scans/4870/48700006.pdf Arcturus Property Report]," University of Nevada, Reno, KC-Special Collections.</ref> | In 1941, T.S. Dalton, Jack Dalton, and John Durkin discovered the mine. In 1943, it was leased to Hugh Dobbins, Edward Bottomly and Roy Hardy.<ref>"[http://www.nbmg.unr.edu/scans/4870/48700006.pdf Arcturus Property Report]," University of Nevada, Reno, KC-Special Collections.</ref> | ||
[[Image:TungstenPropertiesInTheGerlachArea1943.jpg|right|thumb|Tungsten Properties in the Gerlach Area (1943).<ref>M.R. Klepper, C.W. Chesterman, "[http://www.nbmg.unr.edu/scans/2340/23400014.pdf Tungsten Properties in the Gerlach Area]," Map, University of Nevada, Reno, KC-Special Collections, 1943.</ref> The location of the Arcturus Mine is shown.]] | |||
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Revision as of 02:46, 17 February 2015
The Arcturus Mine is located in the Selenite Range between Frog (Garrett Ranch) Springs and Empire.
The Arcturus Mine is a tungsten mine in the Staggs Mining District or the Trego Mining District.
In 1941, T.S. Dalton, Jack Dalton, and John Durkin discovered the mine. In 1943, it was leased to Hugh Dobbins, Edward Bottomly and Roy Hardy.[1]
References
- ↑ "Arcturus Property Report," University of Nevada, Reno, KC-Special Collections.
- ↑ M.R. Klepper, C.W. Chesterman, "Tungsten Properties in the Gerlach Area," Map, University of Nevada, Reno, KC-Special Collections, 1943.
External Links
- GNIS
- M.R. Klepper, C.W. Chesterman, "Geologic Sketch Map of the Arcturus Tungsten Mine," University of Nevada, Reno, KC-Special Collections, 1943.
- M.R. Klepper, C.W. Chesterman, "Tungsten Properties in the Gerlach Area," Map, University of Nevada, Reno, KC-Special Collections, 1943.
- J. Quade, "Arcturus Mine Property report," University of Nevada, Reno, KC-Special Collections, 1985.