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Close Neighbors and Strategic Partners, Towns of Deadwood Gulch
Centers of Trade Central City to Lead 1876 - 1894
Deadwood incorporated the towns of Deadwood, Chinatown, Elizabethtown, Fountain City, Highland Park, Ingleside and Cleveland into one metropolis in 1881. The distance to Deadwood from it's neighbors and mining camps in the area via roads and trails of the time
Montana City, 1 1/2 miles
Spruce Gulch, 2 miles
Reno Mine, Larimer Mine, High Lode Mine,
Hidden Treasure, Flora Belle Mine, Gold Finch Mine, 2 miles
Central City, 2 1/2 miles
E. Bowen Lumber mill, 2 1/2 miles
Wanderer Gulch, 3 miles
Lead City , 4 miles
PeDee Gulch, 4 miles
Whitewood Falls, 5 miles
Centennial, 5 miles
Pennington City, 5 miles
Mineral Point City, 5 miles
Little Giant Mill, 5 miles
Erina Gulch, 6 miles
Silver City, 7 miles
False Bottom, 7 miles
Deadwood Mine, 8 miles
coal fields, nine miles
Crook City, 10 miles
Spearfish, 12 miles
Galena, 12 miles
Spearfish Canyon, 14 miles
Germania district, 17 miles
Beaver, 20 miles
Montana Mine and Oro Cache Mine, 20 miles
Crow Peak, 22 miles
Rapid Creek, 22 miles
Germania, 25 miles
Belle Fourche river, 30 miles
Redwater Coal Mine, 30 miles
Bear Gulch 30 miles
Deer Creek, 30 miles
Mountain City, 30 miles
Castleton, 30 miles
Cold Springs, 32 miles
Gold Falls District, Bear Gulch creek, 35 miles
Sitting Bull, 40 miles
Bear Gulch, 40 miles
Castle Creek, 40 miles
Red Water, 40 miles
Sheridan, 42 miles
Potato Gulch, 42 miles
Forest City, 43 miles
Sand Creek, 45 miles
Red Water Gulch, 50 miles
Sheridan, 50 miles
Box Elder Mine, 50 miles
Hill City, 54 miles
Jenneys Stockade, 56 miles
Custer City, 56 miles
Rockville, 59 miles
Pactola, 60 miles
Inyan Kara, 60 miles
Harney, 61 miles
Hayward, 64 miles
Oil City, 67 miles
Sidney, 85 miles
Bear Lodge Mtns., 85 miles
Camp Robinson, 150 miles
Fort Laramie, 185 miles
Fort McKinney, 196 miles
Chicago, 200 miles
Big Horn Mountains, 235 miles
Miles City, 250 miles
Bismarck, 280 miles
Cheyenne, 318 miles
Points of Mining Interest
Montana City, about 1 and one half miles below Deadwood
Jun 08 1876
In regard to: Montana City
Alpha is located 3 miles southwest of Deadwood
Jun 08 1876
In regard to: Alpha Mine
Boulder Gulch 6 miles from Deadwood, new discovery
Jun 17 1876
In regard to: Boulder Gulch Mine
Negro gulch, 25 miles northwest of Deadwood
Jul 22 1876
In regard to: Negro Gulch Mine
Gold Run about 5 miles southwest of Deadwood
Jul 22 1876
In regard to: Gold Run Mine
Golden City is located on claim No. 6, 7, 8 and 9
Aug 12 1876
In regard to: Golden City
Belle Fourche, Crook's troops located 20 miles
Sep 16 1876
In regard to: Crook, George
Erina gulch 6 miles from Deadwood, Wm. Hanley recorder
Mar 17 1877
In regard to: Erina Gulch Mine
Cleveland, new town near Deadwood
Apr 07 1877
In regard to: Cleveland
Sitting Bull new town 18 to 20 houses, Deadwood
Apr 14 1877
In regard to: Sitting Bull Town
Garden City formerly known as New Chicago and Golden
Apr 27 1877
In regard to: Garden City
Deadwood to Bismarck 280 miles, tri-weekly coach
May 03 1877
In regard to: Stagelines
Gold Falls District, Bear Gulch creek, 35 miles Deadwood
May 09 1877
In regard to: Gold Falls Mine
Orient lode, Rapid Creek 22 miles south of Deadwood
May 12 1877
In regard to: Orient Mine
Pennington City 5 miles south of Deadwood
Jun 08 1877
In regard to: Pennington City
Battle City is 26 miles east of Custer
Jun 14 1877
In regard to: Battle City
Redwater gulch 50 miles from Deadwood, east tributaries
Jun 17 1877
In regard to: Red Water
Castleton, 15 miles below Mountain City
Jun 17 1877
In regard to: Castleton
Bear Gulch 30 miles west of Deadwood
Jun 17 1877
In regard to: Bear Gulch Mine
Sheridan 50 miles from Deadwood, Crook City
Jun 19 1877
In regard to: Deadwood
Box Elder report fine prospects, 50 miles from Deadwood
Jun 20 1877
In regard to: Box Elder Mine
Bowen, E. Lumber mill 2 1/2 miles from Deadwood
Jun 20 1877
In regard to: Bowen, E.
Spruce gulch below Elizabethtown, 2 miles from Deadwood
Jun 21 1877
In regard to: Spruce Gulch Mine
Mineral Point, new city 5 miles from Deadwood
Jun 22 1877
In regard to: Mineral Point
Crook City on Whitewood Creek 3 miles above Cave
Jun 25 1877
In regard to: Crook City
Deer Creek, gold bearing quartz, 30 miles south Deadwood
Jul 07 1877
In regard to: Deer Creek Mine
Central, Gay City, Golden Gate, South Bend all one
Jul 09 1877
In regard to: Central City
PeDee Gulch 4 miles southeast of Deadwood
Jul 14 1877
In regard to: PeDee Gulch Mine
Little Giant stamp mill about 5 miles from Deadwood
Jul 14 1877
In regard to: Little Giant Mill
McKinnis, C.H. is told that Deadwood is 20 miles in Dakota Territory
Jul 21 1877
In regard to: McKinnis, Charles
Castle Creek 40 miles from Deadwood, between Deadwood and Custer
Jul 28 1877
In regard to: Castle Creek
Located 15 miles in Dakota from Wyoming line
Jul 30 1877
In regard to: Deadwood
Cheyenne to Deadwood Post Office 266 miles
Aug 13 1877
In regard to: Stagelines
Silver City 7 miles northwest of Deadwood
Sep 19 1877
In regard to: Silver City
Whitewood Creek, caves north side, 6 miles Deadwood
Sep 21 1877
In regard to: Whitewood Caves
Deadwood gulch New town being laid out in area
Sep 21 1877
In regard to: Deadwood
Deadwood, 8 miles below, fluming canyon water
May 03 1877
In regard to: Deadwood Mine
Germania district 17 miles from Deadwood, Box Elder
Dec 14 1877
In regard to: Box Elder Mine
Third Cavalry encamped 20 miles south of Deadwood
Dec 21 1877
In regard to: Deadwood
Four miles above Pactola with population of 40-50
Mar 25 1878
In regard to: Silver City
Six foot vein of coal discovered 10 miles from us
Apr 05 1878
In regard to: Deadwood
About 40 miles away, quartz much lighter
Apr 11 1878
In regard to: Redwater
"Deadman's Peak", high rocks east of town
May 13 1878
In regard to: Deadwood
Bonanza belt 3 miles from Deadwood, Wanderer Gulch
Jun 01 1878
In regard to: Mining
Refers to Golden Gate as Upper Central
Aug 03 1878
In regard to: Central City
A new mining district 20 miles southeast of Deadwood
Aug 06 1878
In regard to: Montana Mine
In regard to: Oro Cache Mine
New post located, 5 miles from Bear Butte
Aug 13 1878
In regard to: Bear Butte
Coal and iron found within 12 miles of Deadwood
Oct 11 1878
In regard to: Barker, B.H.
Distance to Spearfish over road is 12 miles
Nov 01 1878
In regard to: False Bottom Toll
New coal fields nine miles from Deadwood
Nov 27 1878
In regard to: Anderson,
In regard to: Barker, B.H.
Positive assurance of getting coal from 10 miles
Dec 11 1878
In regard to: Deadwood
New town located 1 1/2 miles SW of Rochford
Jan 02 1879
In regard to: Florence
Should be listed as 30 miles west, not south
Mar 28 1879
In regard to: Redwater Coal Mine
Located about 50 miles from Deadwood, in Penn. Co.
May 17 1879
In regard to: Miller Mining Co.
Black Hills Salt Co 15 miles from Jenneys Stockade
May 17 1879
In regard to: Salt
Central and Lead 2 miles from Deadwood, but mail 18 hrs?
Jul 22 1879
In regard to: Post Office
A little hamlet about two miles above Galena
Sep 18 1879
In regard to: Virginia City
Discoverer of new carbonate camp 10 miles out
May 22 1880
In regard to: Short, Dave
Steam saw mill for sale, located 6 miles from Lead
Aug 12 1880
In regard to: Northam, George
Buffalo by the thousand 90 miles from Deadwood
Jan 07 1881
In regard to: Buffalo
Mine within 2 miles of Deadwood
Apr 19 1881
In regard to: Reno Mine
In regard to: Larimer Mine
In regard to: High Lode Mine
In regard to: Hidden Treasure
In regard to: Flora Belle Mine
New carbonate camp is 7 miles from Central
Jul 19 1881
In regard to: Mining
Chicago to Deadwood, over 200 miles, in 68 hrs
Jun 16 1882
In regard to: Stagelines
Mines of Importance and Familiar People
Laura lode near the Hidden Treasure promise riches, Central
Jan 06 1877
In regard to: Laura Mine
Death Katie Smith, proprietress of Hidden Treasure No.2, Central
Feb 10 1877
In regard to: Smith, Katie
In regard to: The Girls
Babcock, Dr. summoned to help Katie Smith of Hidden Treasure No.2, Central
Feb 10 1877
In regard to: Babcock, L.F.
In regard to: Smith, Katie
In regard to: The Girls
Hidden Treasure owned by B.H. mining Co. of Cheyene
Mar 24 1877
In regard to: Hidden Treasure Mine
One of Lead City leading mines
Jun 09 1877
In regard to: Highland Chief Mine
In regard to: Golden Star Mine
In regard to: Clara Mine No 2
In regard to: Clara Mine
Keets and Hidden Treasure mines same ore
Jul 17 1877
In regard to: Keets Mine
In regard to: Hidden Treasure, Central
Fancy house located in street on Lee St, Central
Jul 16 1877
In regard to: Hidden Treasure 2
In regard to: Sheppard, Mattie
In regard to: The Girls
Saloon keepers setting up their next door neighbor South Bend
Aug 13 1877
In regard to: South Bend
Table always supplied with best, Central, ad
Oct 27 1877
In regard to: Treasure Restaurant
Stove, tinware and Hardware, Central, ad
Oct 27 1877
In regard to: Bowman, Jack
Stables, in front of Pierson and Potters Mill, Central, ad
Oct 27 1877
In regard to: Hidden Treasure Stables, Proprietor Monroe and Co
Opposite Fuller Dental Parlor in Central City
Nov 18 1877
In regard to: Hidden Treasure
Only reputable dentist, office at Hidden Treasure, Central
Nov 18 1877
In regard to: Fuller,
One of the Bonanzas of the Hills, Golden Terra Mine, Lead City
Dec 02 1877
In regard to Golden Terra Mine, Lead City
Has leased the Hidden Treasure House, Central
Dec 23 1877
In regard to: Smith, H.B.
Mines in Lead City
Dec 23 1877
In regard to: Homestake Mine
Golden Prospect Mine
Golden Star Mine
Lincoln Mine
Old Abe Mine
Virginia Mine
Sold yesterday by Mattie Sheppard Hidden Treasure 2, Central
May 08 1878
In regard to: Hidden Treasure 2, Central
In regard to: Sheppard, Mattie
In regard to: The Girls
Hidden Treasure 2, her crooked house only place on Lee St with Bible, Central
Mar 21 1878
In regard to: Sheppard, Mattie
In regard to: The Girls
In regard to: Hidden Treasure 2, Central
Shanties on east torn down for Ed Morton's club, Central
Mar 28 1878
In regard to: Hidden Treasure Mine
In regard to: Morton Club House, Deadwood-Central Largest Gambling Establishment, featuring faro
Mines As An Investment Apr 02 1878
In regard to: Alpha Mine, near Central and Gayvile
In regard to: Chief of the Hills, located above Blacktail Gulch, near Gayville
In regard to: Father DeSmet Mine, Central
In regard to: Golden Terra Mine, Lead City
In regard to: Gustin Mine, located above Blacktail Gulch, near Gayville
In regard to: Hidden Treasure Mine, Central
In regard to: Homestake Mine, Lead and Central
In regard to: Keets Mine, Central
In regard to: Rhoderick Dhu Mine
Deadwood mill to drop 60-stamps first of February
Jan 24 1879
In regard to: Golden Terra Mine
Central has more mines than just the Father DeSmet
Mar 13 1879
In regard to: Cheyenne Mine
In regard to: Erin Mine
In regard to: Goldfinch Mine
In regard to: Great Eastern Mine
In regard to: Reno Mine
No mine or claim, is part of Golden Terra
Apr 24 1879
In regard to: Deadwood Mine
Originally known as Golden Terra, part of DeSmet
Apr 25 1879
In regard to: Deadwood Mine
Heavy blast sent large rocks all over Central City
Dec 04 1879
In regard to: Father DeSmet Mine
Clean up was largest ever sent out of Central City
Oct 06 1880
In regard to: Father DeSmet Mine
Central City office has telephone
Apr 03 1881
In regard to: Father DeSmet Mine
Mine near Central being worked vigorously
Nov 02 1881
In regard to: Father DeSmet Mine
Mine is northern 1,000' of the Golden Terra Mine
Jan 01 1880
In regard to: Deadwood Mine
Telephone line with Deadwood and Golden Terra Mines
Jan 21 1880
In regard to: Homestake Mine
In regard to: Golden Terra Mine
In regard to: Deadwood Mine
Mill hit by rock from blast at Deadwood Mine
Mar 07 1880
In regard to: Golden Terra Mine
Caledonia Mine In Terraville will start today
Oct 21 1880
In regard to: Caledonia Mine
Deadwood and Golden Terra Mine to be Deadwood-Terra Mining
Dec 21 1880
In regard to: Golden Terra Mine
Terraville mines are cleaning up
Apr 02 1881
In regard to: Terraville
New mining company formed in Carbonate Camp
Aug 15 1881
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining
In regard to: Carbonate Camp near Maitland
Promoters of new Mining Co. Iron Hill, Carbonate Camp
Aug 15 1881
In regard to: Star and Bullock
In regard to: Romans, Squir P.
In regard to: Lake, Richard C.
In regard to: Guild, John
In regard to: Fox and Mund
In regard to: Dorrington, Fred M
In regard to: Corson and Thomas
In regard to: Carbonate Camp
Is largest owner of Iron Hill Mining stocks
Sep 03 1881
In regard to: Dorrington, Fred M
In regard to: Carbonate Camp near Maitland
2nd largest owner of Iron Hill Mining stocks
Sep 03 1881
In regard to: Ellis, David
In regard to: Carbonate Camp
Controls most belt mines between Lead and Central
Dec 08 1881
In regard to: Homestake Mining Company
Homestake running trains from Lead to Central
Dec 24 1881
In regard to: Railroads
Miners and employees quit in a body, sued for back pay
Jul 18 1883
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine
In regard to: Carbonate Camp
Higher grade silver ore struck than ever dreamed
Sep 13 1883
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine
In regard to: Carbonate Camp
Carbonate camp mining news. It is a mistake to suppose that the Iron Hill constitutes all there is of the Carbonate camp, as there are at least half a dozen locations that have been extensively prospected and developed and show up good ore bodies, the owners of which, although poor men, have done wonders in the way of development, and if it were possible to sell the ore they can take out, would soon, with the capitol thus obtained, astonish the owners of the belt mines.
December 6, 1883
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Carbonate.
Dick Richards sends us the following from the Carbonate camp: "Nothing new of any great value has been discovered in this camp since last summer, and it is not likely that there will be with the present mode of working. "The Iron Hill company have spent plenty of money to find a large body of ore of an unknown extent, if it had been spent elsewhere except in that little water hole or prospect shaft, we may call it. They could have drifted into the Utica ground with a drift of 550, and not over 600 feet under their heaviest croppings of ore and acquired 100 feet greater depth than the bottom of their present shaft, at a cost of not over $5,000 nor less than $4,000, which would be a permanent and servicable roadway for ore and waterway for some years to come, and a far better method to prospect the property than the present one. A prospector, led by surface indications, would never have sunk the shaft where it now is. I shall stop, as it is none of my business. Nevertheless, as good a company and faithful officials as the Iron Hill parties are, backed by prompt and energetic stockholders, and local, without any foreign or outside aid, they deserve the greatest success. Add more judgment to the economy, gentlemen, and you will have it. Dick Richards"
March 4, 1884
In regard to: Richards, Dick.
In regard to: Iron Hill Company.
In regard to: Carbonate.
Selbie and Bullock visit Carbonate.
April 30, 1885
Selbie and Bullock visited the carbonate camp yesterday. Body of magnificent ore disclosed at Iron Hill.
In regard to: Selbie, William.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine.
In regard to: Wilkerson Mine.
In regard to: Eureka Mine.
In regard to: Carbonate camp.
Pleasant rivalry between silver districts.
Feb. 20, 1885
A generous and altogether pleasant rivalry exists between the very prominent silver districts -- Carbonate and Ruby.
In regard to: Ruby Mining District.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine.
In regard to: Rattler Mine.
In regard to: Wilkinson Mine.
In regard to: Williamson Mine.
In regard to: Enterprise Mine.
In regard to: Eureka Mine.
In regard to: Wide West Mine.
In regard to: Far West Mine.
In regard to: Hannibal Mine.
In regard to: Ross, E. B.
In regard to: Carbonate district.
Veritable boom.
Feb. 3, 1886
Carbonate stock of all kinds rapidly advances and is eagerly purchased; vigorous work under way throughout the Carbonate district.
In regard to: Carbonate camp.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine.
In regard to: Seabury Calkins Mining Company.
In regard to: Homestake Mining Company.
In regard to: Father DeSmet Mining Company.
In regard to: Caledonia Mining Company.
In regard to: Uncle Sam Mining Company.
In regard to: Far West Mine.
In regard to: Eureka Mine.
In regard to: Wilkenson Mine.
Bullock retains possession.
June 1, 1886
Judge Church refuses to dispossess Seth Bullock at the Hattenbach smelter.
In regard to: Church, William E.
In regard to: Noble, S. V.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
In regard to: Hattenbach, Nathan.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine.
In regard to: Utica Mine.
In regard to: Hamilton, Frank W.
Bullock takes visitors to Iron Hill.
July 22, 1886
Seth Bullock visited the Iron Hill yesterday acompanied by Messrs. Lubrie and Dunlap of the Inter-Ocean.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
In regard to: Lubrie,
In regard to: Dunlap, Lauren.
Our mines July 28 slow decline of Iron Hill.
July 28, 1886
Steady decline of Iron Hill to $1.50 and still receding; increased demand for others at better prices; mining miscellany.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Segregated Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Hester A. Mining Company.
In regard to: Buxton mill.
In regard to: Great Northwestern Oil Company.
In regard to: Homestake Mining Company.
In regard to: Columbia Mining Company.
In regard to: Globe Mining Company.
In regard to: West Galena Mining Company.
In regard to: Desire Mining Company.
In regard to: Molitor, Stephen F.
In regard to: Girdler, Charles.
In regard to: Silver King Mine.
In regard to: Andrews,
In regard to: Hopkins, George.
In regard to: Dix, Julian.
In regard to: Portland Mine.
In regard to: New Era Mine.
In regard to: Howsley, R. H.
In regard to: Uncle Sam Mine.
In regard to: Ankeny, Oliver Perry.
Bullock and Adams visit Iron Hill.
Aug. 20, 1886
Seth Bullock and J.H. Adams visited the Iron Hill yesterday.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
In regard to: Adams, James H.
Bullock and McPherson visit the Iron Hill.
Aug. 25, 1886
Messrs. Bullock and McPherson visited the Iron Hill yesterday.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
In regard to: McPherson, Donald A.
Bullock at the Iron Hill.
Nov. 9, 1886
Seth Bullock was at the Iron Hill yesterday.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
Sled loads of bullion.
Jan. 7, 1887
Sled loads of base bullion came in from the Iron Hill smelter yesterday.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine.
Bullock visits Iron Hill.
Jan. 25, 1887
Seth Bullock was at Iron Hill mine yesterday, regardless of the terrible bad weather.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
Iron Hill loads out 300 bars.
Sept. 24, 1887
The Northwestern company loaded out 300 bars of Iron Hill bullion, yesterday. They were at work on the seventy-third car load at the smelter.
In regard to: Northwestern Transportation Company.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
Mines and mills summary 1887.
Jan. 1, 1888 Encouragements, discouragements, yet with all steady development and a steady outflow of silver, gold and tin.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Horseshoe Mining Company.
In regard to: Isadorah Mining Company.
In regard to: Rattler-Gilroy Mining Company.
In regard to: Segregated Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Eureka Mining Company.
In regard to: Seabury-Calkins Mining Company.
In regard to: Jefferson Mining Company.
In regard to: Hester A. Mining Company.
In regard to: Spanish R. Mining Company.
In regard to: Liberty Mining Company.
In regard to: Deadwood Reduction Works.
In regard to: Etta Mine.
In regard to: Clark, R. D.
In regard to: Homestake Mining Company.
In regard to: Deadwood-Terra Mining Company.
In regard to: Caledonia Mining Company.
Exciting Iron Hill meeting.
June 4, 1890
Determined contest for supremacy by Deadwood-antiDeadwood or Bullock-antiBullock factions continuing until midnight without result.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Remer, W. A.
In regard to: Graham, Robert.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
In regard to: Cooper, H. T.
In regard to: Valentine, L. W.
In regard to: Lafavre, John.
In regard to: McPherson, Donald A.
In regard to: Rewman, Paul.
In regard to: Salmon, B. E.
In regard to: Cushman, Samuel.
In regard to: VanCise, Edwin P.
In regard to: Cornell, John D.
All aboard for Omaha.
Sept. 17, 1891
Black Hills mines sending a big ore train to Omaha; mine owners and superintendents to meet it at its destination.
In regard to: Railroad.
In regard to: Stewart Mine.
In regard to: Golden Reward Mine.
In regard to: Isadorah Mine.
In regard to: Ross-Hannibal Mining Company.
In regard to: Calumet Mine.
In regard to: Retriever Mine.
In regard to: Boscobel Mine.
In regard to: Troy an Lundt.
In regard to: Mark Twain Mine.
In regard to: Tornado Mine.
In regard to: Double Standard Mine.
In regard to: Portland Mine.
In regard to: Buxton Mine.
In regard to: Bonanza Mine.
In regard to: Hardscrabble Mine.
In regard to: Welcome Mine.
In regard to: Empire Mine.
In regard to: Trojan Mine.
In regard to: Clinton Mine.
In regard to: Harmony Mine.
In regard to: Elk Mountain Mine.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine.
In regard to: Franklin, Harris.
In regard to: Cooper, R. W.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
In regard to: Remer, W. A.
In regard to: Grier, Thomas J.
In regard to: May, E.
In regard to: Chapman, M.
In regard to: Enos, C. H.
In regard to: Reilly, Ed.
In regard to: Ellington, H.
In regard to: Waite, Charles M.
In regard to: Romans, S. P.
In regard to: Hickok, George C.
In regard to: Steele, William.
In regard to: Dawson, Andrew R. Z.
In regard to: Thompson, S. R.
Carbonate mining district
Jan. 1, 1892
A brief review of Carbonate Mining District; a half million dollars have been produced.
In regard to: Carbonate.
In regard to: Ridpath, James.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Calumet Mine.
In regard to: Rattler Mine.
In regard to: Spanish R. Mine.
In regard to: Adelphi Mine.
In regard to: Brooklyn Mine.
In regard to: Jefferson Mine.
In regard to: Segregated Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Blanquilla Mine.
In regard to: U.S. Grant Mine.
In regard to: Red Cloud Mine.
In regard to: Victory Mine.
In regard to: Transit Mine.
In regard to: Hill Mine.
In regard to: Johnson, W. B.
In regard to: West Virginia Mine.
In regard to: Colonial Mine.
In regard to: Joe Craig Mine.
In regard to: Rialto Mine.
In regard to: Wilkinson Mine.
In regard to: Key West Mine.
In regard to: Seabury-Calkins Mining Company.
In regard to: Hopkins, George S.
Elizabethtown Headlines 1876 - 1877
1876
Field, L.L. store in Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown, third ward, 1 councilman
Elizabethtown, good hill diggings struck
Elizabethtown and Deadwood hard to tell apart
Elizabethtown Centennial Fourth of July Celebration
1877
A ruby was found near the lower bakery, 8 or 9 lbs
Eastman, Mrs. C.H. at Rickley’s party in Elizabethtown
Dudley, Mrs. at Rickley’s party in Elizabethtown
Damon, J.H. and wife have baby son, Elizabethtown
Damon and Mauss of Elizabethtown, thriving business bakery
Cossenger, Mary at Rickley’s party in Elizabethtown
Comstalk, Mrs. and Miss at Rickley’s party in Elizabethtown
Willow basket factory between here and Deadwood
Townsite Committee, assessment of $2. each lot
Elizabethtown, Woodbine House, A. McMillen and wife
Reader upset at finding ruby in Elizabethtown
Man under influence rides fast shooting off gun
Elizabethtown to meet at Volin’s store
Elizabethtown, Miners don’t have the right of way
Elizabethtown, Lawrence County gets 2 delegates
Elizabethtown men working on upgrading the streets
Elizabethtown send delegates to People’s Convention
Elizabethtown opposite Mt. Carlin highest peak
Elizabethtown meeting held for securing a patent
Elizabethtown litigation by County on claims
Elizabethtown indulging in an unbearable smell
Elizabethtown holds school meeting
Elizabethtown frame houses going up
Elizabethtown domestic water from Spring creek
Elizabethtown People’s Movement to meet Chicago st
Elizabethtown Fire near town
Elizabethtown 2 story stone building, fire-proof
McMillin, Alex and wife of Elizabethtown have party
McMillen, A. of Woodbine House, Elizabethtown entertainment
Knuth and Hickstine bring goods to Elizabethtown
Lovell, Elizabeth in court
Harris, Mrs. at Rickley’s party in Elizabethtown
Hickstine and Knuth bring goods to Elizabethtown
Hass, Mrs. J.H. at Rickley’s party in Elizabethtow
Gordon, Capt. of Elizabethtown
20’ tunnel has been run, in Elizabethtown
Bakers in Elizabethtown, breads, pies, the best
Gordon, Capt. 400 pounder of Elizabethtow
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Wood yard will be started on lower end of town
Ellis, Mrs. at Rickley’s party in Elizabethtown
Woods opposite town caught fire on morning of 4th
Toll gate on Centennial Prairie moved there
Chase and Volin’s toll road, Elizabethtown to Crook
Twine, Amanda of Elizabethtown is cut
Staicey, Samuel is secretary of Elizabethtown school
Tranmer, Miss Allice of Crook City in Elizabethtown
Starkweather, Mrs. cabin, left of Elizabethtown
Spruce gulch below Elizabethtown, 2 miles from Deadwood
Soda Water, Mr. A. Large prop. Elizabethtown
Gorden, Leonard is chairman Elizabethtown school
Smithson, W.W. is Elizabethtown delegate
Siever, Noah work on road, Elizabethtown to Deadwood
Richie, A. has garden in Elizabethtown
Chase and Volin’s toll road, Elizabethtown to Crook
Rickley, J.M. of Elizabethtown gives party
Dr of Elizabethtown tells us, little sickness here
Ralph, Dr. in Elizabethtown
Porter, Dr. in Elizabethtown
Morris, Amy of Elizabethtown in fight
Norcross, Rev. home in north Elizabeth town robbed
Brenan, Miss and Mrs. at Rickley’s party in Elizabetown
Brand, George mining near Elizabethtown
Bowen’s saw mill 1 mile from Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown, several families of colored citizen
Colored citizens enjoyed a "way up" ball Elizabeth
Bevin, Dr. in Elizabethtown
One armed fisherman robbed near Elizabethtown
Anderson, C.B. on Elizabethtown committee
White Lode, Elizabethtown prospects favorable
Wilcox, Capt. Elizabethtown has to horses stolen
No. 9, 10 mining claims on whitewood, Elizabethtown
Vollin, Joseph is Elizabethtown delegate
Vollins, J. is director of Elizabethtown school
Vollin, Joseph of Elizabethtown to hold public sale
Allen, Miss Hattie at Rickley’s party in Elizabeth
Colvin, Harry, Tivoli beer garden, Elizabethtown
Colvin, Harry "Tivoli" beer garden, Elizabethtown
Cinnabar mine near Elizabethtown panning out big
Chinese women, 20 of them in Elizabethtown
Chinatown between Deadwood and Elizabethtown
Chase and Volin’s toll road, Elizabethtown to Crook
Chapman, H.N. is treasurer of Elizabethtown school
His truck garden at Elizabethtown has been profitable
Centers of Trade Central City to Lead 1876 - 1894
Deadwood incorporated the towns of Deadwood, Chinatown, Elizabethtown, Fountain City, Highland Park, Ingleside and Cleveland into one metropolis in 1881. The distance to Deadwood from it's neighbors and mining camps in the area via roads and trails of the time
Montana City, 1 1/2 miles
Spruce Gulch, 2 miles
Reno Mine, Larimer Mine, High Lode Mine,
Hidden Treasure, Flora Belle Mine, Gold Finch Mine, 2 miles
Central City, 2 1/2 miles
E. Bowen Lumber mill, 2 1/2 miles
Wanderer Gulch, 3 miles
Lead City , 4 miles
PeDee Gulch, 4 miles
Whitewood Falls, 5 miles
Centennial, 5 miles
Pennington City, 5 miles
Mineral Point City, 5 miles
Little Giant Mill, 5 miles
Erina Gulch, 6 miles
Silver City, 7 miles
False Bottom, 7 miles
Deadwood Mine, 8 miles
coal fields, nine miles
Crook City, 10 miles
Spearfish, 12 miles
Galena, 12 miles
Spearfish Canyon, 14 miles
Germania district, 17 miles
Beaver, 20 miles
Montana Mine and Oro Cache Mine, 20 miles
Crow Peak, 22 miles
Rapid Creek, 22 miles
Germania, 25 miles
Belle Fourche river, 30 miles
Redwater Coal Mine, 30 miles
Bear Gulch 30 miles
Deer Creek, 30 miles
Mountain City, 30 miles
Castleton, 30 miles
Cold Springs, 32 miles
Gold Falls District, Bear Gulch creek, 35 miles
Sitting Bull, 40 miles
Bear Gulch, 40 miles
Castle Creek, 40 miles
Red Water, 40 miles
Sheridan, 42 miles
Potato Gulch, 42 miles
Forest City, 43 miles
Sand Creek, 45 miles
Red Water Gulch, 50 miles
Sheridan, 50 miles
Box Elder Mine, 50 miles
Hill City, 54 miles
Jenneys Stockade, 56 miles
Custer City, 56 miles
Rockville, 59 miles
Pactola, 60 miles
Inyan Kara, 60 miles
Harney, 61 miles
Hayward, 64 miles
Oil City, 67 miles
Sidney, 85 miles
Bear Lodge Mtns., 85 miles
Camp Robinson, 150 miles
Fort Laramie, 185 miles
Fort McKinney, 196 miles
Chicago, 200 miles
Big Horn Mountains, 235 miles
Miles City, 250 miles
Bismarck, 280 miles
Cheyenne, 318 miles
Points of Mining Interest
Montana City, about 1 and one half miles below Deadwood
Jun 08 1876
In regard to: Montana City
Alpha is located 3 miles southwest of Deadwood
Jun 08 1876
In regard to: Alpha Mine
Boulder Gulch 6 miles from Deadwood, new discovery
Jun 17 1876
In regard to: Boulder Gulch Mine
Negro gulch, 25 miles northwest of Deadwood
Jul 22 1876
In regard to: Negro Gulch Mine
Gold Run about 5 miles southwest of Deadwood
Jul 22 1876
In regard to: Gold Run Mine
Golden City is located on claim No. 6, 7, 8 and 9
Aug 12 1876
In regard to: Golden City
Belle Fourche, Crook's troops located 20 miles
Sep 16 1876
In regard to: Crook, George
Erina gulch 6 miles from Deadwood, Wm. Hanley recorder
Mar 17 1877
In regard to: Erina Gulch Mine
Cleveland, new town near Deadwood
Apr 07 1877
In regard to: Cleveland
Sitting Bull new town 18 to 20 houses, Deadwood
Apr 14 1877
In regard to: Sitting Bull Town
Garden City formerly known as New Chicago and Golden
Apr 27 1877
In regard to: Garden City
Deadwood to Bismarck 280 miles, tri-weekly coach
May 03 1877
In regard to: Stagelines
Gold Falls District, Bear Gulch creek, 35 miles Deadwood
May 09 1877
In regard to: Gold Falls Mine
Orient lode, Rapid Creek 22 miles south of Deadwood
May 12 1877
In regard to: Orient Mine
Pennington City 5 miles south of Deadwood
Jun 08 1877
In regard to: Pennington City
Battle City is 26 miles east of Custer
Jun 14 1877
In regard to: Battle City
Redwater gulch 50 miles from Deadwood, east tributaries
Jun 17 1877
In regard to: Red Water
Castleton, 15 miles below Mountain City
Jun 17 1877
In regard to: Castleton
Bear Gulch 30 miles west of Deadwood
Jun 17 1877
In regard to: Bear Gulch Mine
Sheridan 50 miles from Deadwood, Crook City
Jun 19 1877
In regard to: Deadwood
Box Elder report fine prospects, 50 miles from Deadwood
Jun 20 1877
In regard to: Box Elder Mine
Bowen, E. Lumber mill 2 1/2 miles from Deadwood
Jun 20 1877
In regard to: Bowen, E.
Spruce gulch below Elizabethtown, 2 miles from Deadwood
Jun 21 1877
In regard to: Spruce Gulch Mine
Mineral Point, new city 5 miles from Deadwood
Jun 22 1877
In regard to: Mineral Point
Crook City on Whitewood Creek 3 miles above Cave
Jun 25 1877
In regard to: Crook City
Deer Creek, gold bearing quartz, 30 miles south Deadwood
Jul 07 1877
In regard to: Deer Creek Mine
Central, Gay City, Golden Gate, South Bend all one
Jul 09 1877
In regard to: Central City
PeDee Gulch 4 miles southeast of Deadwood
Jul 14 1877
In regard to: PeDee Gulch Mine
Little Giant stamp mill about 5 miles from Deadwood
Jul 14 1877
In regard to: Little Giant Mill
McKinnis, C.H. is told that Deadwood is 20 miles in Dakota Territory
Jul 21 1877
In regard to: McKinnis, Charles
Castle Creek 40 miles from Deadwood, between Deadwood and Custer
Jul 28 1877
In regard to: Castle Creek
Located 15 miles in Dakota from Wyoming line
Jul 30 1877
In regard to: Deadwood
Cheyenne to Deadwood Post Office 266 miles
Aug 13 1877
In regard to: Stagelines
Silver City 7 miles northwest of Deadwood
Sep 19 1877
In regard to: Silver City
Whitewood Creek, caves north side, 6 miles Deadwood
Sep 21 1877
In regard to: Whitewood Caves
Deadwood gulch New town being laid out in area
Sep 21 1877
In regard to: Deadwood
Deadwood, 8 miles below, fluming canyon water
May 03 1877
In regard to: Deadwood Mine
Germania district 17 miles from Deadwood, Box Elder
Dec 14 1877
In regard to: Box Elder Mine
Third Cavalry encamped 20 miles south of Deadwood
Dec 21 1877
In regard to: Deadwood
Four miles above Pactola with population of 40-50
Mar 25 1878
In regard to: Silver City
Six foot vein of coal discovered 10 miles from us
Apr 05 1878
In regard to: Deadwood
About 40 miles away, quartz much lighter
Apr 11 1878
In regard to: Redwater
"Deadman's Peak", high rocks east of town
May 13 1878
In regard to: Deadwood
Bonanza belt 3 miles from Deadwood, Wanderer Gulch
Jun 01 1878
In regard to: Mining
Refers to Golden Gate as Upper Central
Aug 03 1878
In regard to: Central City
A new mining district 20 miles southeast of Deadwood
Aug 06 1878
In regard to: Montana Mine
In regard to: Oro Cache Mine
New post located, 5 miles from Bear Butte
Aug 13 1878
In regard to: Bear Butte
Coal and iron found within 12 miles of Deadwood
Oct 11 1878
In regard to: Barker, B.H.
Distance to Spearfish over road is 12 miles
Nov 01 1878
In regard to: False Bottom Toll
New coal fields nine miles from Deadwood
Nov 27 1878
In regard to: Anderson,
In regard to: Barker, B.H.
Positive assurance of getting coal from 10 miles
Dec 11 1878
In regard to: Deadwood
New town located 1 1/2 miles SW of Rochford
Jan 02 1879
In regard to: Florence
Should be listed as 30 miles west, not south
Mar 28 1879
In regard to: Redwater Coal Mine
Located about 50 miles from Deadwood, in Penn. Co.
May 17 1879
In regard to: Miller Mining Co.
Black Hills Salt Co 15 miles from Jenneys Stockade
May 17 1879
In regard to: Salt
Central and Lead 2 miles from Deadwood, but mail 18 hrs?
Jul 22 1879
In regard to: Post Office
A little hamlet about two miles above Galena
Sep 18 1879
In regard to: Virginia City
Discoverer of new carbonate camp 10 miles out
May 22 1880
In regard to: Short, Dave
Steam saw mill for sale, located 6 miles from Lead
Aug 12 1880
In regard to: Northam, George
Buffalo by the thousand 90 miles from Deadwood
Jan 07 1881
In regard to: Buffalo
Mine within 2 miles of Deadwood
Apr 19 1881
In regard to: Reno Mine
In regard to: Larimer Mine
In regard to: High Lode Mine
In regard to: Hidden Treasure
In regard to: Flora Belle Mine
New carbonate camp is 7 miles from Central
Jul 19 1881
In regard to: Mining
Chicago to Deadwood, over 200 miles, in 68 hrs
Jun 16 1882
In regard to: Stagelines
Mines of Importance and Familiar People
Laura lode near the Hidden Treasure promise riches, Central
Jan 06 1877
In regard to: Laura Mine
Death Katie Smith, proprietress of Hidden Treasure No.2, Central
Feb 10 1877
In regard to: Smith, Katie
In regard to: The Girls
Babcock, Dr. summoned to help Katie Smith of Hidden Treasure No.2, Central
Feb 10 1877
In regard to: Babcock, L.F.
In regard to: Smith, Katie
In regard to: The Girls
Hidden Treasure owned by B.H. mining Co. of Cheyene
Mar 24 1877
In regard to: Hidden Treasure Mine
One of Lead City leading mines
Jun 09 1877
In regard to: Highland Chief Mine
In regard to: Golden Star Mine
In regard to: Clara Mine No 2
In regard to: Clara Mine
Keets and Hidden Treasure mines same ore
Jul 17 1877
In regard to: Keets Mine
In regard to: Hidden Treasure, Central
Fancy house located in street on Lee St, Central
Jul 16 1877
In regard to: Hidden Treasure 2
In regard to: Sheppard, Mattie
In regard to: The Girls
Saloon keepers setting up their next door neighbor South Bend
Aug 13 1877
In regard to: South Bend
Table always supplied with best, Central, ad
Oct 27 1877
In regard to: Treasure Restaurant
Stove, tinware and Hardware, Central, ad
Oct 27 1877
In regard to: Bowman, Jack
Stables, in front of Pierson and Potters Mill, Central, ad
Oct 27 1877
In regard to: Hidden Treasure Stables, Proprietor Monroe and Co
Opposite Fuller Dental Parlor in Central City
Nov 18 1877
In regard to: Hidden Treasure
Only reputable dentist, office at Hidden Treasure, Central
Nov 18 1877
In regard to: Fuller,
One of the Bonanzas of the Hills, Golden Terra Mine, Lead City
Dec 02 1877
In regard to Golden Terra Mine, Lead City
Has leased the Hidden Treasure House, Central
Dec 23 1877
In regard to: Smith, H.B.
Mines in Lead City
Dec 23 1877
In regard to: Homestake Mine
Golden Prospect Mine
Golden Star Mine
Lincoln Mine
Old Abe Mine
Virginia Mine
Sold yesterday by Mattie Sheppard Hidden Treasure 2, Central
May 08 1878
In regard to: Hidden Treasure 2, Central
In regard to: Sheppard, Mattie
In regard to: The Girls
Hidden Treasure 2, her crooked house only place on Lee St with Bible, Central
Mar 21 1878
In regard to: Sheppard, Mattie
In regard to: The Girls
In regard to: Hidden Treasure 2, Central
Shanties on east torn down for Ed Morton's club, Central
Mar 28 1878
In regard to: Hidden Treasure Mine
In regard to: Morton Club House, Deadwood-Central Largest Gambling Establishment, featuring faro
Mines As An Investment Apr 02 1878
In regard to: Alpha Mine, near Central and Gayvile
In regard to: Chief of the Hills, located above Blacktail Gulch, near Gayville
In regard to: Father DeSmet Mine, Central
In regard to: Golden Terra Mine, Lead City
In regard to: Gustin Mine, located above Blacktail Gulch, near Gayville
In regard to: Hidden Treasure Mine, Central
In regard to: Homestake Mine, Lead and Central
In regard to: Keets Mine, Central
In regard to: Rhoderick Dhu Mine
Deadwood mill to drop 60-stamps first of February
Jan 24 1879
In regard to: Golden Terra Mine
Central has more mines than just the Father DeSmet
Mar 13 1879
In regard to: Cheyenne Mine
In regard to: Erin Mine
In regard to: Goldfinch Mine
In regard to: Great Eastern Mine
In regard to: Reno Mine
No mine or claim, is part of Golden Terra
Apr 24 1879
In regard to: Deadwood Mine
Originally known as Golden Terra, part of DeSmet
Apr 25 1879
In regard to: Deadwood Mine
Heavy blast sent large rocks all over Central City
Dec 04 1879
In regard to: Father DeSmet Mine
Clean up was largest ever sent out of Central City
Oct 06 1880
In regard to: Father DeSmet Mine
Central City office has telephone
Apr 03 1881
In regard to: Father DeSmet Mine
Mine near Central being worked vigorously
Nov 02 1881
In regard to: Father DeSmet Mine
Mine is northern 1,000' of the Golden Terra Mine
Jan 01 1880
In regard to: Deadwood Mine
Telephone line with Deadwood and Golden Terra Mines
Jan 21 1880
In regard to: Homestake Mine
In regard to: Golden Terra Mine
In regard to: Deadwood Mine
Mill hit by rock from blast at Deadwood Mine
Mar 07 1880
In regard to: Golden Terra Mine
Caledonia Mine In Terraville will start today
Oct 21 1880
In regard to: Caledonia Mine
Deadwood and Golden Terra Mine to be Deadwood-Terra Mining
Dec 21 1880
In regard to: Golden Terra Mine
Terraville mines are cleaning up
Apr 02 1881
In regard to: Terraville
New mining company formed in Carbonate Camp
Aug 15 1881
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining
In regard to: Carbonate Camp near Maitland
Promoters of new Mining Co. Iron Hill, Carbonate Camp
Aug 15 1881
In regard to: Star and Bullock
In regard to: Romans, Squir P.
In regard to: Lake, Richard C.
In regard to: Guild, John
In regard to: Fox and Mund
In regard to: Dorrington, Fred M
In regard to: Corson and Thomas
In regard to: Carbonate Camp
Is largest owner of Iron Hill Mining stocks
Sep 03 1881
In regard to: Dorrington, Fred M
In regard to: Carbonate Camp near Maitland
2nd largest owner of Iron Hill Mining stocks
Sep 03 1881
In regard to: Ellis, David
In regard to: Carbonate Camp
Controls most belt mines between Lead and Central
Dec 08 1881
In regard to: Homestake Mining Company
Homestake running trains from Lead to Central
Dec 24 1881
In regard to: Railroads
Miners and employees quit in a body, sued for back pay
Jul 18 1883
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine
In regard to: Carbonate Camp
Higher grade silver ore struck than ever dreamed
Sep 13 1883
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine
In regard to: Carbonate Camp
Carbonate camp mining news. It is a mistake to suppose that the Iron Hill constitutes all there is of the Carbonate camp, as there are at least half a dozen locations that have been extensively prospected and developed and show up good ore bodies, the owners of which, although poor men, have done wonders in the way of development, and if it were possible to sell the ore they can take out, would soon, with the capitol thus obtained, astonish the owners of the belt mines.
December 6, 1883
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Carbonate.
Dick Richards sends us the following from the Carbonate camp: "Nothing new of any great value has been discovered in this camp since last summer, and it is not likely that there will be with the present mode of working. "The Iron Hill company have spent plenty of money to find a large body of ore of an unknown extent, if it had been spent elsewhere except in that little water hole or prospect shaft, we may call it. They could have drifted into the Utica ground with a drift of 550, and not over 600 feet under their heaviest croppings of ore and acquired 100 feet greater depth than the bottom of their present shaft, at a cost of not over $5,000 nor less than $4,000, which would be a permanent and servicable roadway for ore and waterway for some years to come, and a far better method to prospect the property than the present one. A prospector, led by surface indications, would never have sunk the shaft where it now is. I shall stop, as it is none of my business. Nevertheless, as good a company and faithful officials as the Iron Hill parties are, backed by prompt and energetic stockholders, and local, without any foreign or outside aid, they deserve the greatest success. Add more judgment to the economy, gentlemen, and you will have it. Dick Richards"
March 4, 1884
In regard to: Richards, Dick.
In regard to: Iron Hill Company.
In regard to: Carbonate.
Selbie and Bullock visit Carbonate.
April 30, 1885
Selbie and Bullock visited the carbonate camp yesterday. Body of magnificent ore disclosed at Iron Hill.
In regard to: Selbie, William.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine.
In regard to: Wilkerson Mine.
In regard to: Eureka Mine.
In regard to: Carbonate camp.
Pleasant rivalry between silver districts.
Feb. 20, 1885
A generous and altogether pleasant rivalry exists between the very prominent silver districts -- Carbonate and Ruby.
In regard to: Ruby Mining District.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine.
In regard to: Rattler Mine.
In regard to: Wilkinson Mine.
In regard to: Williamson Mine.
In regard to: Enterprise Mine.
In regard to: Eureka Mine.
In regard to: Wide West Mine.
In regard to: Far West Mine.
In regard to: Hannibal Mine.
In regard to: Ross, E. B.
In regard to: Carbonate district.
Veritable boom.
Feb. 3, 1886
Carbonate stock of all kinds rapidly advances and is eagerly purchased; vigorous work under way throughout the Carbonate district.
In regard to: Carbonate camp.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine.
In regard to: Seabury Calkins Mining Company.
In regard to: Homestake Mining Company.
In regard to: Father DeSmet Mining Company.
In regard to: Caledonia Mining Company.
In regard to: Uncle Sam Mining Company.
In regard to: Far West Mine.
In regard to: Eureka Mine.
In regard to: Wilkenson Mine.
Bullock retains possession.
June 1, 1886
Judge Church refuses to dispossess Seth Bullock at the Hattenbach smelter.
In regard to: Church, William E.
In regard to: Noble, S. V.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
In regard to: Hattenbach, Nathan.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine.
In regard to: Utica Mine.
In regard to: Hamilton, Frank W.
Bullock takes visitors to Iron Hill.
July 22, 1886
Seth Bullock visited the Iron Hill yesterday acompanied by Messrs. Lubrie and Dunlap of the Inter-Ocean.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
In regard to: Lubrie,
In regard to: Dunlap, Lauren.
Our mines July 28 slow decline of Iron Hill.
July 28, 1886
Steady decline of Iron Hill to $1.50 and still receding; increased demand for others at better prices; mining miscellany.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Segregated Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Hester A. Mining Company.
In regard to: Buxton mill.
In regard to: Great Northwestern Oil Company.
In regard to: Homestake Mining Company.
In regard to: Columbia Mining Company.
In regard to: Globe Mining Company.
In regard to: West Galena Mining Company.
In regard to: Desire Mining Company.
In regard to: Molitor, Stephen F.
In regard to: Girdler, Charles.
In regard to: Silver King Mine.
In regard to: Andrews,
In regard to: Hopkins, George.
In regard to: Dix, Julian.
In regard to: Portland Mine.
In regard to: New Era Mine.
In regard to: Howsley, R. H.
In regard to: Uncle Sam Mine.
In regard to: Ankeny, Oliver Perry.
Bullock and Adams visit Iron Hill.
Aug. 20, 1886
Seth Bullock and J.H. Adams visited the Iron Hill yesterday.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
In regard to: Adams, James H.
Bullock and McPherson visit the Iron Hill.
Aug. 25, 1886
Messrs. Bullock and McPherson visited the Iron Hill yesterday.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
In regard to: McPherson, Donald A.
Bullock at the Iron Hill.
Nov. 9, 1886
Seth Bullock was at the Iron Hill yesterday.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
Sled loads of bullion.
Jan. 7, 1887
Sled loads of base bullion came in from the Iron Hill smelter yesterday.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine.
Bullock visits Iron Hill.
Jan. 25, 1887
Seth Bullock was at Iron Hill mine yesterday, regardless of the terrible bad weather.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
Iron Hill loads out 300 bars.
Sept. 24, 1887
The Northwestern company loaded out 300 bars of Iron Hill bullion, yesterday. They were at work on the seventy-third car load at the smelter.
In regard to: Northwestern Transportation Company.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
Mines and mills summary 1887.
Jan. 1, 1888 Encouragements, discouragements, yet with all steady development and a steady outflow of silver, gold and tin.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Horseshoe Mining Company.
In regard to: Isadorah Mining Company.
In regard to: Rattler-Gilroy Mining Company.
In regard to: Segregated Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Eureka Mining Company.
In regard to: Seabury-Calkins Mining Company.
In regard to: Jefferson Mining Company.
In regard to: Hester A. Mining Company.
In regard to: Spanish R. Mining Company.
In regard to: Liberty Mining Company.
In regard to: Deadwood Reduction Works.
In regard to: Etta Mine.
In regard to: Clark, R. D.
In regard to: Homestake Mining Company.
In regard to: Deadwood-Terra Mining Company.
In regard to: Caledonia Mining Company.
Exciting Iron Hill meeting.
June 4, 1890
Determined contest for supremacy by Deadwood-antiDeadwood or Bullock-antiBullock factions continuing until midnight without result.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Remer, W. A.
In regard to: Graham, Robert.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
In regard to: Cooper, H. T.
In regard to: Valentine, L. W.
In regard to: Lafavre, John.
In regard to: McPherson, Donald A.
In regard to: Rewman, Paul.
In regard to: Salmon, B. E.
In regard to: Cushman, Samuel.
In regard to: VanCise, Edwin P.
In regard to: Cornell, John D.
All aboard for Omaha.
Sept. 17, 1891
Black Hills mines sending a big ore train to Omaha; mine owners and superintendents to meet it at its destination.
In regard to: Railroad.
In regard to: Stewart Mine.
In regard to: Golden Reward Mine.
In regard to: Isadorah Mine.
In regard to: Ross-Hannibal Mining Company.
In regard to: Calumet Mine.
In regard to: Retriever Mine.
In regard to: Boscobel Mine.
In regard to: Troy an Lundt.
In regard to: Mark Twain Mine.
In regard to: Tornado Mine.
In regard to: Double Standard Mine.
In regard to: Portland Mine.
In regard to: Buxton Mine.
In regard to: Bonanza Mine.
In regard to: Hardscrabble Mine.
In regard to: Welcome Mine.
In regard to: Empire Mine.
In regard to: Trojan Mine.
In regard to: Clinton Mine.
In regard to: Harmony Mine.
In regard to: Elk Mountain Mine.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mine.
In regard to: Franklin, Harris.
In regard to: Cooper, R. W.
In regard to: Bullock, Seth.
In regard to: Remer, W. A.
In regard to: Grier, Thomas J.
In regard to: May, E.
In regard to: Chapman, M.
In regard to: Enos, C. H.
In regard to: Reilly, Ed.
In regard to: Ellington, H.
In regard to: Waite, Charles M.
In regard to: Romans, S. P.
In regard to: Hickok, George C.
In regard to: Steele, William.
In regard to: Dawson, Andrew R. Z.
In regard to: Thompson, S. R.
Carbonate mining district
Jan. 1, 1892
A brief review of Carbonate Mining District; a half million dollars have been produced.
In regard to: Carbonate.
In regard to: Ridpath, James.
In regard to: Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Calumet Mine.
In regard to: Rattler Mine.
In regard to: Spanish R. Mine.
In regard to: Adelphi Mine.
In regard to: Brooklyn Mine.
In regard to: Jefferson Mine.
In regard to: Segregated Iron Hill Mining Company.
In regard to: Blanquilla Mine.
In regard to: U.S. Grant Mine.
In regard to: Red Cloud Mine.
In regard to: Victory Mine.
In regard to: Transit Mine.
In regard to: Hill Mine.
In regard to: Johnson, W. B.
In regard to: West Virginia Mine.
In regard to: Colonial Mine.
In regard to: Joe Craig Mine.
In regard to: Rialto Mine.
In regard to: Wilkinson Mine.
In regard to: Key West Mine.
In regard to: Seabury-Calkins Mining Company.
In regard to: Hopkins, George S.
Elizabethtown Headlines 1876 - 1877
1876
Field, L.L. store in Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown, third ward, 1 councilman
Elizabethtown, good hill diggings struck
Elizabethtown and Deadwood hard to tell apart
Elizabethtown Centennial Fourth of July Celebration
1877
A ruby was found near the lower bakery, 8 or 9 lbs
Eastman, Mrs. C.H. at Rickley’s party in Elizabethtown
Dudley, Mrs. at Rickley’s party in Elizabethtown
Damon, J.H. and wife have baby son, Elizabethtown
Damon and Mauss of Elizabethtown, thriving business bakery
Cossenger, Mary at Rickley’s party in Elizabethtown
Comstalk, Mrs. and Miss at Rickley’s party in Elizabethtown
Willow basket factory between here and Deadwood
Townsite Committee, assessment of $2. each lot
Elizabethtown, Woodbine House, A. McMillen and wife
Reader upset at finding ruby in Elizabethtown
Man under influence rides fast shooting off gun
Elizabethtown to meet at Volin’s store
Elizabethtown, Miners don’t have the right of way
Elizabethtown, Lawrence County gets 2 delegates
Elizabethtown men working on upgrading the streets
Elizabethtown send delegates to People’s Convention
Elizabethtown opposite Mt. Carlin highest peak
Elizabethtown meeting held for securing a patent
Elizabethtown litigation by County on claims
Elizabethtown indulging in an unbearable smell
Elizabethtown holds school meeting
Elizabethtown frame houses going up
Elizabethtown domestic water from Spring creek
Elizabethtown People’s Movement to meet Chicago st
Elizabethtown Fire near town
Elizabethtown 2 story stone building, fire-proof
McMillin, Alex and wife of Elizabethtown have party
McMillen, A. of Woodbine House, Elizabethtown entertainment
Knuth and Hickstine bring goods to Elizabethtown
Lovell, Elizabeth in court
Harris, Mrs. at Rickley’s party in Elizabethtown
Hickstine and Knuth bring goods to Elizabethtown
Hass, Mrs. J.H. at Rickley’s party in Elizabethtow
Gordon, Capt. of Elizabethtown
20’ tunnel has been run, in Elizabethtown
Bakers in Elizabethtown, breads, pies, the best
Gordon, Capt. 400 pounder of Elizabethtow
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Wood yard will be started on lower end of town
Ellis, Mrs. at Rickley’s party in Elizabethtown
Woods opposite town caught fire on morning of 4th
Toll gate on Centennial Prairie moved there
Chase and Volin’s toll road, Elizabethtown to Crook
Twine, Amanda of Elizabethtown is cut
Staicey, Samuel is secretary of Elizabethtown school
Tranmer, Miss Allice of Crook City in Elizabethtown
Starkweather, Mrs. cabin, left of Elizabethtown
Spruce gulch below Elizabethtown, 2 miles from Deadwood
Soda Water, Mr. A. Large prop. Elizabethtown
Gorden, Leonard is chairman Elizabethtown school
Smithson, W.W. is Elizabethtown delegate
Siever, Noah work on road, Elizabethtown to Deadwood
Richie, A. has garden in Elizabethtown
Chase and Volin’s toll road, Elizabethtown to Crook
Rickley, J.M. of Elizabethtown gives party
Dr of Elizabethtown tells us, little sickness here
Ralph, Dr. in Elizabethtown
Porter, Dr. in Elizabethtown
Morris, Amy of Elizabethtown in fight
Norcross, Rev. home in north Elizabeth town robbed
Brenan, Miss and Mrs. at Rickley’s party in Elizabetown
Brand, George mining near Elizabethtown
Bowen’s saw mill 1 mile from Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown, several families of colored citizen
Colored citizens enjoyed a "way up" ball Elizabeth
Bevin, Dr. in Elizabethtown
One armed fisherman robbed near Elizabethtown
Anderson, C.B. on Elizabethtown committee
White Lode, Elizabethtown prospects favorable
Wilcox, Capt. Elizabethtown has to horses stolen
No. 9, 10 mining claims on whitewood, Elizabethtown
Vollin, Joseph is Elizabethtown delegate
Vollins, J. is director of Elizabethtown school
Vollin, Joseph of Elizabethtown to hold public sale
Allen, Miss Hattie at Rickley’s party in Elizabeth
Colvin, Harry, Tivoli beer garden, Elizabethtown
Colvin, Harry "Tivoli" beer garden, Elizabethtown
Cinnabar mine near Elizabethtown panning out big
Chinese women, 20 of them in Elizabethtown
Chinatown between Deadwood and Elizabethtown
Chase and Volin’s toll road, Elizabethtown to Crook
Chapman, H.N. is treasurer of Elizabethtown school
His truck garden at Elizabethtown has been profitable
