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1977-10-03_PERMIT FILE - M1977493 (2)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977493
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
10/3/1977
Doc Name
Permit application and exhibits
From
Climas Molybdenum Company
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MLRD
Email Name
ACS
Media Type
D
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No
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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of approximately 100 persons engaged in timbering and producing <br /> • charcoal for the smelters in the Tenmile District. This put <br /> additional demands on the native timber stands. <br /> Arkansas Valley <br /> Three settlements were located along the Arkansas River <br /> drainage in the vicinity of present Climax operations.. Wortman <br /> was located farthest upstream and only a short distance below it <br /> was the settlement of Alicante. (Highway 91, as it crosses the <br /> Arkansas River at the head of the valley near the Storke Level, <br /> separates these former townsites. ) The drainage in the area was <br /> clear cut and a number of prospect holes were developed. At <br /> least two mines, the John Reed and Zephyr, were developed. A <br /> mill was also constructed .at the John Reed mine, but not much <br /> production was reported. These structures later burned to the <br /> ground. <br /> Also in the Arkansas River drainage near Climax was <br /> Tabor City at the junction of Chalk Creek and the Arkansas. <br /> Although these hamlets were short-lived, the effect of <br /> their timbering operations and the continuing drainage of some of <br /> the mine openings into the watershed can still be observed. <br /> Bartlett Mountain <br /> In 1890, Sam and John Webber and E. G. Heckendorf <br /> staked mining claims on Bartlett Mountain. In 1902 , Hugh Leal <br /> started an adit in Bartlett Mountain to explore for a supposed <br /> gold-bearing fissure. During the summers of 1911 and 1913 , <br /> 3-3 <br />
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