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Anyone recognize this map of lost mines?

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Found this map, appears to be possibly from the sixties. Does anyone know where it is from? I wondered if it is at all connected to John T. Mitchell, when he was writing for Desert Magazine. But it could also be somebody else. Any ideas or information?
 

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