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Always interesting content, thank you.

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Well if no one ever lived to talk about this mine, how does anyone know it was lost or that there even IS a mine?

I never knew that Butch Cassidy and bunch got into mining!

With no old mine town pictures on this one. How did you hear about tjis story? Intresting as usual.

Thank you, Old Timer! I appreciate these stories.

Thanks again friend for the interesting video. Please keep the great videos coming. From Scotland 😊

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native land.

It's always good to hear these Saturday morning treasures thanks friend !

Good morning, howdy from southwestern Oregon. Thanks for the share, take care.

I lived next to fort verdi😂

I found a white quartz mine close to sears kay ruins. Collapsed. It’s actually under the ruins. Or used to run under the hill. And found a hidden water source.

Another gem, keep them coming, thank you.

I can give you an update on your treasure #2 - this spring we went in search of it and found out that a billionaire had bought all the land around Canyon Springs stage station and it is now off-limits to anyone who wants to search for this treasure - Treasure #5 was buried or lost at the stage station right after hold up but finding where this stage station was, seems to be the real search but if found then it would be a good place to start, given the terrain of the area the treasure that would have been in 3 boxes of 15 $5K bags each were most likely hidden in a small cavern covered with rocks to make it look natural as burying it would have been noticed with the disturbed earth. One of your commenters is right if you find something it is best not to tell ))

Well done !

Interesting.

Silver is way more important to the eco nazis than Uranium...

You are right ! I'd have no desire to live there 👌We had one uranium mine here in Victoria Australia & it was of no value !

Interesting story as usual. Watch it each week. I used to watch the ice road truckers,it was a good show.

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Yep, this mine takes the middle of nowhere to the extreme! Thanks for another great story!

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Good morning, thanks for the share. Take care, stay safe, cool and free ! Till the next⛏⚒⛏

Man I love these Saturday morning stories, a cup of coffee ana a shot of bourbon.

Great story, look forward to this every week, thank you.

Yeah greedy European land killers rapping mother earth for there own greed what comes from the land stay's with the land kaitiaki garden's of the land 😂😂😂😂😂

Good overview of Butte. The City That Ate Itself is a great book on the pit mine era.

Good. Thanks.

Talk to Tom Satterly about Butte.

I live just a few miles from here :) im working right now at the salmon bake where gold mining took place as well.

A GREAT STORY OF A CALVERY SOLDIER RICH RICH GOLD AT CHERRY CREEEK A FEW MILES SOUTH OF YOUNG AZ

Amazing video. Thank you.

Imagine pumpin one of those prositutes. Probably stink so bad

Crystal palace has swasticas at bottom frontage of picture. I assume they were of a different meaning ?

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Extralateral rights is proof of the sought mineral vein or deposit that is existing on your mining claims, is extending beyond your mining claims boundary lines, giving the first one to stake and file mining claims on the contested mineral vein or deposit, the extra lateral rights, but "below the surface only", and on all the mineral rights only on the same mineral vein or deposit below the surface, and without having to file mining claims beyond your existing mining claims. But this does not give you mineral rights to the surface of the land, only mineral rights below the ground surface. These underground mineral rights only pertain to the said mineral and metal vein or deposit. Extralateral rights did not give you the rights to underground mineral veins or deposits that are not an extension of your mining claims mineral or metal deposit, even when in close proximity to the extralateral rights you are claiming to have. Some underground mining at the same GPS surface location was underground mined by two separate non-affiliated companies, with mining out of two different non-affiliated mine portals The extralateral rights is usually contested in court with the court verdicts different for each court case because of the ability of only having to prove it is more likely than not, instead of proving beyond reasonable doubt. When the US Congress passed the 1994 Reconciliation Act, our Congress had invalidated or "wiped out" all of the 122 years of previous extralateral rights case law, with the extralateral rights replaced by the "new $100 holding fee" (more than double the price today), which also eliminated having to make a mineral discovery and assessment work, on or for, each mining claim. Today all us old school prospectors call the new "holding fee" nothing more than a "speculator fee" that eliminates having to prove discovery that a mineral or metal deposit exists (named discovery), before staking and filling a mining claim.

Interesting story as usual. Keep up the good work.

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Excellent mining history, thank you! Cool that folks still live there and it's being preserved.

It's that 60 million in dollars of that era?

Great story, keep them coming. Thank you.

That's the new economy 👌 Tourist attraction & then back to potential poverty 😶 It's a common theme here in Australia now !

Another great story,thanks friend !

Good mornin, thanks for the share. ...stay safe, cool and free. ⛏⚒⛏

Nice history of Butte....Thanks.

I worked on a lining and levelling gang for the Northern Alberta Railway in the summer of 1975. We were working on the lines in Peace River one day when an ore train came through from Pine Point. If I recall correctly, the train had six locomotives. The brakes on the train had to be heavily deployed in order to avoid a runaway as the train descended the banks of the river valley into the town of Peace River. As a result, you could only see the first few rail cars. All of the rest were lost in the smoke from the brake shoes. It looked as though the train was on fire.