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Was a medium from San Francisco really used to conduct mystic mining at the Boswell Group of Mines? I claim the account to be hogwash, but local media outlets of the time document these interesting accounts claiming that W.S. Boyd and his mining partner George W. Boswell utilized these spiritualists to gain success in their Boswell Group of Mines. Later on, this property was owned and operated by the Redding Consolidated Mines. Join my friend Robert Frazier, host of California Unearthed, and I, as we take you on a historical tour of these mystical mining grounds and see what remains of them today.
Resources:
Of Interest To Prospectors - The Free Press newspaper of Redding, May 10, 1890
Attention Prospectors - The Free Press newspaper of Redding, May 31, 1890
Some of Our Mines - The Free Press newspaper of Redding, September 19, 1891
Real Estate Transfers - The Free Press newspaper of Redding, May 8, 1897
1900 U.S. Census
Proof Of Labor Book 1, Page 367 - Miners Dream mine, recorded by W.S. Boyd on January 20, 1900
Proof Of Labor Book, 1 Pages 492-493 - Miners Dream mine, recorded by W.S. Boyd on September 10, 1900
Proof Of Labor Book 2, Page 226
Spiritually Worked Mining Property - The Free Press newspaper of Redding, August 9, 1901
Spirits Tell How To Work A Mine - The Red Bluff Daily News newspaper, August 16, 1901
The Daily Free Press newspaper of Redding, August 9, 1902
Mrs. Ada Boswell Is Dead; Funeral This Afternoon - The Red Bluff Daily News newspaper of Red Bluff, March 15, 1922
Construction Chief of the Boswell Mine Arrives - The Searchlight newspaper of Redding, January 10, 1929
Building Powerline To Muletown Consolidated - The Courier-Free Press newspaper of Redding, February 11, 1929
Shasta Mining Area Active - The Blue Lake Advocate newspaper of Blue Lake, February 16, 1929
To Increase Force - The Blue Lake Advocate newspaper of Blue Lake, May 11, 1929
Redding Consolidated Must Pay the Estate of W.C. Stevens $11,000 - The Courier-Free Press newspaper of Redding, December 22, 1930
Personal Property At Old Boswell Mine Sold As Junk, $1,500 - The Courier-Free Press newspaper of Redding, January 27, 1931
H.F. Musser, Local Mining Man, Kills Self - The Courier-Free Press newspaper of Redding, January 31, 1931
Last Rites Are Held For H.F. Musser - The Courier-Free Press newspaper of Redding, February 2, 1931
Boswell Group Of Mines Leased - The Courier-Free Press newspaper of Redding, April 6, 1932
Mines Sold - The Courier-Free Press newspaper of Redding, January 6, 1933
Shasta Mine Group Leased - The Blue Lake Advocate newspaper of Blue Lake, April 16, 1933
Woman Files Many Claims In Shasta Area - The Blue Lake Advocate newspaper of Blue Lake, September 17, 1932
Gravity Mill Installed - The Blue Lake Advocate newspaper of Blue Lake, May 6, 1933
Miner Slightly Injured In 30-Foot Fall - The Blue Lake Advocate newspaper of Blue Lake, April 14, 1934
George Boswell Passes On Here At Age Of 78 - The Courier-Free Press newspaper of Redding, April 25, 1934
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