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Review of Progress in Seven Devils Copper Camp
Mr. Chas A Dinsmore reports from the Seven Devils mining district that the surface display of ore is exceptional and depths at Blue Jacket Peacock Decorah River Queen and Iron Dyke prove continuity and value. Rail line and smelter plans, strong local investors, and new towns Caprum Decorah and Klein Schmidt road boost development toward a major Idaho copper camp.
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Chas. A. Dinsmore
Seven Devils
Idaho Mining Journal
Dinsmore
Seven Devila
Leonard
Blue Jacket
Peacock
Decorah
Messrs
Frank J. French
The
W. Bertram Hancock
the Peacocks
Hans Bros
Halley
River Queen
Pierce
Iron Dyke
McDougall
Leonard Group
Man
Idaho
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway
Weiser
Cambridge
Geo. Ingman
Council
Kramer & Anderson
Caprum
Weiser Signal
Isbor
Boston & Seven Devils Company
Hancock
Decoraj
Arkansaw
Tron Dyke
South Peacock
Old Peacock
W. H. Melville
Seven Devils Country
Klein-~schmidt
Snake River
Peacock Mine
Albert Kleinschmidt
Boston and Seven Devils Copper Co Develops Peacocks Ore
W Bertram Hancock and J B Rosvear lead Boston and Seven Devils Copper Co with holdings at Old Peacock South Peacock Decorah and other claims. Major development focuses on the Peacocks and Decorah showing a carbonate surface and a 40 ft ore body averaging 9 to 83 percent copper. Tunnels exist and promise further work.
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W. Bertram Hancock
Rosvear
Old Peacock
South Peacock
Wedge
White Monument
Copper King
Cleveland
Decorah
Arkansaw
Helena
Black Warrior
Bodie
Admiral Dewey
Bill Nye
Eighty-Eight
Little Idaho
Cowper Dyke
Fitzsimmons
Victora
Two Peacocks
Diamond Drill Yields Deep Surface Indications and Costs
A diamond drill operated for months has drilled 2390 ft with a 900 ft longest hole. The drill, size H, with 1400 ft capacity, produces two cores up to 11 1 2 in. It uses eight carbons, costs about 46 to 56 per carat, and loses stones. Runs on a 10 HP boiler, drills 86 ft per 10 hours, at 1 carat per ft. The plant cost $5000 on board, Chicago, and shows the venture is a paying investment despite high initial costs.
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Chicago
Yellow Jaundice Cured By Electric Bitters
Lexington Kentucky resident M A Hogarty suffered a severe yellow jaundice with color changing skin and eyes. After failing with doctors he used Electric Bitters, reports a full recovery after two bottles. Sold for 50 cents by R W Sacre at 31.
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M. A. Hogarty
Lexington
R. W. Sacre
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