The "Cardin" allotments are bordered in red.  William Oscar received his 240 acres in 5 parcels,
the largest being 80 acres south of Commerce, containing three mines.
 One being the New State, that keeps caving in.

The mines/mills shown by dots with numbers are certainly not all that existed.
 The two Hum-Ba-Wa-Tas, South of town, are not shown.  Identification is as follows:
#1- Bilharz Bluebird, 2- Bilharz Shorthorn, 3- Vinegar Hill, 4- Blue Goose, 5- Central Zinc&Lead
6- U S Smelting, Ritz Mine, 7- Kitty, 8- Jay Bird, 9- Wood Chuck, 10- Sheridan,
11-Lucky Bill, 12- Lucky Junction, 16- Montreal, 17- Lucky Kid, 19- Beaver,  20- Tar Creek,
21- Croseus, 22- Bethel, 23- Wyrick, 24- Boston Miami, 27- Admiralty #1, 28- Admiralty#2,
29- Admiralty#3, 30- Welch #1, 31- Welch #2, 32- Mihoma, 33- Nichols-Williams Zinc Co.
38- Picher-Netta, 40- Domado, 41- Vantage, 42- Piokee, 43- Velie, 44- Jess Short,
45- Walker M. Co.  46- Decoy, 53- Frank Weeks Trustee, 97- Republic M. Co.
104- Harrisburg, 106- Laclede, 108-Standard Z&L, 121- Potosi, 122- Orr,
126- Rialto, 135- Golden Rod #5, 136- Metals, 137- Golden Rod #4, 151- Oko S&L

Many were sold and names were changed, often more than once