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The Silver Chief #1 and #2 were recorded at the request of Woodbury July 1st 1922.

Woodbury also filed claim on the Iron Mountain #1 in the early 1930s with Lobb.
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Wayne,

Managed to find my record of the Silver Chief. It comes from the files of Greg Davis, by way of Jack Carlson.

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I finally found the Woodbury Claim papers for the Silver Chief Mine
in Rogers Canyon. They are in the Pinal County Recorder, Record of
Mines Book #36, pages 117-120. Dated May 25, 1919.

The Woodbury's (actually Abbie Hatch) list them as Silver Chief and
Silver Chief #2, #3, and #4. They also list a "Rock Cabin Claim" that
is probably the area to the east and down slope where we found the
ruins of some stone structures. Rock Cabin Claim adjoins the Silver
Chief #4 on the west side.

I made a note on one of the claim papers that they switched the
position of the Silver Chief and Silver Chief #2 within their own
claim papers on one of the documents.

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Have you been to the Silver Chief........are you sure?

I believe there were different names back in the 1800s. What's really interesting, is the description of the location on the claim forms.

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Joe
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And you find nothing odd, coincidental or strange with the Woodbury paperwork over those years?
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Of Course Not......

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Wayne,

No.....nothing odd at all. Since that's the only Woodbury document I have ever seen, it looks just fine. :lol: Give us the scoop.

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Same Dutch Hunter who mentions the Spanish mines around White and Iron Mountain in 1953 was a witness to the claims I made previous mention of on those dates.
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Shut up Randy..........
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Herman Petrasch witnessed the above mentioned claims and spoke of spanish mines in some particular places in that area.

I do not know his involvement or interest, but it is intriguing it happens over a 15 year time span.

Coincidence?
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