Northwest history. Mining. Developments. 1920-03-23

Close to ore in new drift. - Worker at Idaho-Los Angeles mine says commercial ore is in sight. - The face of the drift of the Idaho-Los Angeles mine, located in the Beaver creek district, adjoining the holdings of the Interstate-Callahan, gives every indication that the drift is approaching the heav...

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Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1920
Subjects:
Northwest history
mining industry
developments
mineral resources
mines
Idaho
Peter Johnson
Interstate-Callahan Mining Company
Idaho-Los Angeles Mine
John W. Flink
H. E. Howes
Alfred J. Dunn
John Callahan
Hiram Leithead
Northwest
Pacific > History > 20th century
Mining > Northwest
Pacific
Mines and mineral resources > Northwest
Johnson
Peter
Flink
John W.
Howes
H. E.
Dunn
Alfred
Callahan
John
Leithead
Hiram
Beaver Creek
Online Access:http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/30440
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Summary:Close to ore in new drift. - Worker at Idaho-Los Angeles mine says commercial ore is in sight. - The face of the drift of the Idaho-Los Angeles mine, located in the Beaver creek district, adjoining the holdings of the Interstate-Callahan, gives every indication that the drift is approaching the heavy surface outcropping form which it is expected to open up a large body of commerical ore, according to Peter Johnson, a miner employed at the property.

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