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Mollie Kathleen Shaft [aka Robinson-Victor Mine]
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Info Last updated: 19.11.2025 (20:18:43)
Id No. (Mine / 1902 map):
26
Type:
Mine
Date Located / Formed:
Location:
Womack/Tenderfoot Hill
Location Map Description:
Discovery / Formed by:
    Status:
    Unknown
    Fate details:
    Owned by:
    • Mary C. Gortner
      -> 1894-01-16 [claim Map]
    • H. C. Gortner
      -> Seen Name Linked to Entity
    • Gortner & Company
      -> 1912-08-01 [reported As Owners]
    • Robinson Victor Mines Company
      -> 1900 [reported With Bond & Lease]
      -> 1901-01 [reported As Owner]
    Known claims:
    • Mollie Kathleen Lode - 8661
    Claim Links:
    Location Claim Description:
    Patented Date:
    Mineral Certificate No.:
    0
    General Land Office No.:
    0
    Known Transportation Connection:
      Extra Info/Details [Linked at One Time to the Entity]:

      Known Producing Info:
      General notes:
      This ID 26 Mollie Kathleen Shaft is located so close to the Discovery Shaft as per info in the claim Plat Map, when that is overlaid onto the 1903ish USGS topomap using Global Mapper, that I feel confident they are one and the same shaft.
      graphic for visual presentation of text One of reasons for my confidence is that the USGS people, in the 1906 Geology Report where the topomap was included, also included a large map showing the Principal Underground Workings at that time, where the Mollie Kathleen Shaft is part of that map, and that map location is also so close to the Plat Map's showing of the Disc. Shaft that to me they are one and the same!
      graphic for visual presentation of text If this Shaft is the same as at one time was known as the Robinson-Victor Mine, I have no way to tell, as the 1903ish USGS topomap shows several Shaft markings on the ground of this claim.