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Wallace, R. E., McLenegan, J. D., Matson, E. J. (1957), The Mineral Industry of California in Minerals Yearbook for 1954, volume 3, area reports, U.S. Bureau of Mines: 64.

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Original EntryWallace, R. E., McLenegan, J. D., Matson, E. J. (1957), The Mineral Industry of California in Minerals Yearbook for 1954, volume 3, area reports, U.S. Bureau of Mines: 64.
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Full ReferenceWallace, R. E., McLenegan, J. D., Matson, E. J. (1957), The Mineral Industry of California in Minerals Yearbook for 1954, volume 3, area reports, U.S. Bureau of Mines: 64.
Plain TextWallace, R. E., McLenegan, J. D., Matson, E. J. (1957), The Mineral Industry of California in Minerals Yearbook for 1954, volume 3, area reports, U.S. Bureau of Mines: 64.

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Black Cat Mine, Quartzburg, Hornitos Mining District, West Belt, Mariposa County, California, USA

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