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MINING NEWS – The Latest Mining News, Gathered from Points of Interest.

            Col. Baker and son, V. Hyde Baker, last week secured a bond on the very valuable property lying on the south fork of St. Mary’s River.  The property consists of 6 claims, all of which were located July 1, 1896, by Robert Dewar, Fred Hazen, Ed. Murphy and Mack Meacham.  It is a galena proposition, and shows a well-defined ledge of 20 feet.  The amount of the bond was $60,000, with a condition that $8,000 worth of work be done by April 25th, 1898.

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Internal ID: 0052.0513
Medium: Newspaper
Date: June 26th 1897
Collection: 0052
People: Baker, James, Baker, Valentine Hyde, Dewar, Murphy, Meacham, Hazen
Publisher: The Prospector
Pages: 1

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Col. Baker and son, V. Hyde Baker secured a bond on very valuable property lying on south fork of St. Mary's river. Property has 6 claims on it.
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Explore this collection:
More From 0052
0052.0001
Baker Estate Scandal
0052.0002
Albion Stove Works
0052.0003
Log Salvage
0052.0004
Blackfoot City
0052.0005
Big Bend Mines Declared Rich
0052.0006
French Creek Sawmill
0052.0007
Predicting the Blackfoot Mines Stampede
0052.0008
Big Bend
0052.0009
Big Bend Report
0052.0010
Big Bend Route
0052.0011
Big Bend
0052.0012
HBC Preparing Steamboat

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