[meteorite-list] 1863 Tuscon Ring Newspaper Article

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From: Mark Bostick <thebigcollector_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 09:52:11 2004
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Hello All,

I've found several more meteorite newspaper articles. Here is a rather =
short one on the Tuscon Ring. Have a good weekend.

Mark Bostick "The Big Collector"

Paper: Janesville Daily Gazette City: Janesville Date: Saturday, =
December 26, 1863

Under the section "ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS"

The Smithsonian Institute has recieved an inmense meteorite from =
California, which immediately attracts the attention of all who visit =
the museum. It is in the shape of a ring, the greatest diameter being =
over four feet. It was presented to the institution by the Ainsa family =
of California and will known as Ainsa meteorite.

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