Bunker Hill Company records, 1887-1984

Overview of the Collection

Creator
Bunker Hill Company
Title
Bunker Hill Company records
Dates
1887-1984 (inclusive)
Quantity
169 cubic feet
419 megabytes, (13 files)  :  application/pdf; Acrobat PDF 1.3 - Portable Document Format; 1.3 (format version)
Collection Number
MG 367
Summary
Organizational records, correspondence, financial records, legal records, capital stock records, personnel records, scrapbooks, company news letters, photographs and maps of a large lead-zinc mine and smelter headquartered in Kellogg, Idaho. Also records of affiliated and subsidiary companies, such as Pend Oreille Mines and Metals, Reeves MacDonald Mining Company, and Caledonia Mining Company.
Repository
University of Idaho Library, Special Collections and Archives
Special Collections and Archives
University of Idaho Library
875 Perimeter Drive
MS 2350
Moscow, ID
83844-2350
Telephone: 2088850845
libspec@uidaho.edu
Access Restrictions

This collections is open for research.

Languages
English
Sponsor
Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Historical NoteReturn to Top

Grubstaking, a practice whereby someone with a little extra money invested in a prospector, was common in the early days of the Coeur d'Alene Mining District. The usual arrangement was that the grubstaker would provide a prospector with a burro and a month's provisions in exchange for an agreement to share in any mineral wealth discovered. It was under these conditions that Murray merchants John T. Cooper and Origin O. Peck outfitted Noah S. Kellogg when he set out to look for gold up the South Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River in August of 1885.

The Bunker Hill lode, in Milo Gulch, was discovered by Kellogg on September 9, 1885. Legend has it that it was his wandering burro who found the outcropping. Since Kellogg did not know the value of the ore he found, he showed some of the iron-stained galena to Philip O'Rourke, a former Leadville miner then being grubstaked by Jacob Goetz, who recognized it as valuable ore. The two then located the Bunker Hill claim in O'Rourke's name. On October 2, Cornelius Sullivan, a friend of O'Rourke, located the Sullivan claim across the gulch, and soon all the adjacent ground was taken up. As a result of the grubstake agreement, and after disputes and lawsuits, Cooper and Peck received a half interest in the Bunker Hill claim and a quarter interest in the Sullivan claim. Between the discovery and 1912 there were seven or eight litigation cases over claim ownership and extralateral rights. The principle suit, which involved the Last Chance Mining Company, was settled in 1910.

Soon after the discovery, the partners entered into an agreement with Jim Wardner whereby he would secure capital for development of the mine and construction of a mill. After negotiating a contract with Selby Smelting Company to treat the mill product he was able to interest a syndicate composed of A.M. Holter, S.T. Hauser, A.M. Euster, and W.E. Cox, all of Helena, Montana, and D.C. Corbin of Spokane, who organized the Helena Concentrating Co. This company built the first mill on the Sullivan side of the gulch in July of 1886.

In 1887 Simeon Gannet Reed purchased the claims and mill for a total of $750,000 and, in partnership with Martin Winch and Noah Kellogg, incorporated the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company in Oregon on July 29. Reed, John Hayes Hammond, Cyrus H. McCormick and principals from the Crocker Bank of San Francisco and Peabody, Houghteling and Company of Chicago invested large sums of money in the company. The financial headquarters of the company was transferred to San Francisco in September 1891. The Oregon corporation was dissolved on March 24, 1924, and the company was reincorporated in Delaware. It was not until 1956 that the name was shortened to The Bunker Hill Company.

As the tonnage of ore in the mine increased, it became apparent that a mill of larger capacity was needed, and in 1891 a new mill of 400 tons capacity was built in the main valley below the confluence of Milo Creek with the South Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River. To transport ore to this mill an aerial tramway, with a horizontal length of 10,000 feet, was constructed from Wardner. This tramway served to transport all mine ore until the two mile Kellogg Tunnel was completed in 1902.

In 1898 the Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Co. and the Alaska Treadwell Company each purchased 31.34 percent of the stock of the Tacoma Smelter on Puget Sound, rehabilitated the plant, and thereby provided a facility for smelting the ores from these two properties. This ownership continued until 1905, when the plant was sold to the American Smelting and Refining Co. at a substantial profit. The sale of the smelter also carried with it a contract for the reduction of the Bunker Hill ore for a period of 25 years. However, when the smelter closed its lead plant in 1912, Bunker Hill's lead was shipped to Selby, California, and East Helena, Montana for processing. Difficulties arose as a result of these changes and in 1916 the company began the construction of a lead smelter at Kellogg which went into operation in July 1917.

Two men stand out in the early history of the company. They are Frederick W. Bradley and Stanly A. Easton. Bradley first became associated with the company as a young engineer in 1890. In 1893 he was named general manager of the operation and in 1897 he became the company's fourth president, a position he held until his death in 1933. He brought to Kellogg another young California engineer, Stanly Easton who became general manager in 1903 and succeeded Bradley in the presidency. Under the guidance of these two men the Bunker Hill Company grew from a small uncertain mining and concentrating venture to a large mining and smelting firm.

Bunker Hill's first trouble with mine workers occurred in the spring of 1887, and over the next twelve years the company played a principle role in leading the district mine owners' resistance to labor's demands. Many of the events that took place during this period--including the organization of the Western Federation of Miners, the mill bombings, the declarations of martial law, the unprecedented use of "bull pen" stockades, and the "permit" work system--have come to occupy an important place in the history of the American labor movement.

August 19, 1949 saw the first interruption of operations in 50 years due to strike; this was settled on November 12. In 1956 a wildcat strike broke out, resulting in a short mine closure. Then on May 5, 1960, a 220 day Mine-Mill strike was called. This ended on December 10 with the Northwest Metal Workers Union ousting Mine-Mill union. The first major strike at the mine since 1960 was called on May 5, 1977, and lasted until September 19. During the strike salaried staff operated the smelter.

The Kellogg Tunnel, started in 1897 and completed in 1902, permitted vigorous exploration work to take place on the tunnel level and the intervening ground between it and the surface which resulted in the opening up of the Carey and July stopes on the 7th and 8th levels and the March ore body on the tunnel or No.9 level, three of the highest grade and most productive stopes in the history of the mine.

The South Mill which was destroyed by a dynamite blast during the strike and riot of April 29, 1899 was rebuilt in 1900, and in 1909 the West mill began operations.

In 1916, in response to a war-time increase in the demand for lead, Bunker Hill constructed a large lead smelter. A new epoch began with the opening of the smelter on July 5, 1917. This not only reduced costs of handling the ore but gave the company a second major source of income from handling charges for ore of other mines in the area.

On May 25, 1917, Bunker Hill and Sullivan joined with the Hecla Mining Company in forming the Sullivan Mining Company, which purchased and operated the Star mine at Mullan. This company was in existence until January 1, 1956 when it was dissolved, and the corporate name was changed to The Bunker Hill Company on April 1.

The ore from the Star mine had a relatively high zinc content and because there was no plant in the district to treat the zinc sulfide concentrates, erection of an electrolytic zinc plant was decided on by the Sullivan Company. Designed by Wallace G. Woolf and U.C. Tainton, construction began in 1926, and operation commenced in August 1928, thus adding a third major activity to Bunker Hill. The plant ran continuously until May l, 1930 when the low price of metals and the decreased demand for slab zinc made curtailment advisable. By 1936 the price of the metal had increased to the point where full capacity was again attained. Zinc production reached record levels during World War II and Bunker Hill was able to supplement its zinc refining operations with the addition of a cadmium plant. The technological process that was devised for the zinc plant was the first of its kind and was recognized as a significant new development in the field. Silver operations on a larger scale than ever before added still another phase to Bunker Hill's business.

In April 1920 Bunker Hill acquired 50% interest in the Seattle based Northwest Lead Company. This company manufactured lead plumbing supplies, white lead and other commodities, and furnished an outlet for a portion of the lead produced at the Bunker Hill smelter. Northwest Lead Company joined with Eagle-Picher Lead Company to form the Associated Lead & Zinc Company on February 27, 1948. In August 1956 Bunker Hill purchased the balance of the stock in Northwest Lead and this became the Sales & Fabrication Division; in December 1956, it purchased the Eagle-Picher interest which became Bunker Hill Chemical Products Division.

During the depression years of the 30s and the war years of the 40s, expansion of the company's facilities was somewhat limited. In 1939 an electrolytic antimony plant was constructed, but operated only a few years. Then in 1943, a slag fuming plant was erected at the lead smelter to recover zinc in the blast furnace slag.

A sulfuric acid manufacturing unit to recover the sulfur in the stack gasses was added to the Zinc plant facilities in 1954, and in the early 1960s further investments were made in the construction of a fertilizer plant.

Bunker Hill obtained Hecla's 50% interest in Sullivan Mining Co. in exchange for 275,000 shares of BH stock in October 1955, and also purchased 494,696 shares of Pend Oreille Mines and Metals Co. stock from Hecla thus increasing its ownership of Pend Oreille to 36%.

In 1960 a 130-ton per day phosphoric acid plant was constructed between the smelter and zinc plant. In 1965 this plant was placed into a joint venture with the Stauffer Chemical Company and a dry ammonium phosphate fertilizer unit added.

In 1963 the Zinc Plant sixth unit started operation. A $15 million expansion at the Electrolytic Zinc Plant which included a second sulfuric acid manufacturing unit was begun in 1966. Also, this was the year that the company started construction on a million dollar central research and analytical laboratory. Both projects were completed in 1967.

Fluctuation zinc and lead prices continued to plague the company and, combined with rising foreign imports of less expensive ore and a decline in the industrial demand for lead, there was much speculation about the company's future. This came to an end on June l, 1968 when Bunker Hill became a wholly owned subsidiary of Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp. Some observers felt that Gulf was more interested in stripping the company of its remaining resources than investing in its future. In August 1971, the corporate office was moved from Spokane to Kellogg.

In September 1968, Bunker Hill purchased the balance of stock in Zinc-Lock Company; this company was sold in December 1970. And in March 1969, the Cortez Gold mine in Nevada, 22% owned by Bunker Hill, started production.

Growing public concern with the environment in the 1970s compelled Bunker Hill to spend large sums on plant improvements in order to avoid further civil suits by area residents and to comply with federal air and water pollution control standards. The new Lurgi sintering machine started operation at the Lead Smelter in September 1970, and the sulfuric acid unit, too, was completed, representing a $6.5 million air pollution control project. Also in the fall a new $220,000 effluent treatment facility started up at the Lead Smelter.

Bunker Hill's underground tree nursery started operation in December 1975.

Bunker Hill began marketing its own metal production for the first time in the company's history in January 1976. In April construction was started on a 610 foot zinc plant stack and in June construction commenced on the 715 foot smelter stack

The recession of 1981 and the decline in metal prices led to another slow-down in operations at the mine and significant lay-offs ensued. Continued uncertainty about metal prices and the unlikelihood of winning wage roll-backs from labor contributed to Gulf Resources' decision in August 1981 to close its Bunker Hill operations and put the company up for sale. In 1982 the company was sold to the Bunker Limited Partnership consisting of Harry Magnuson, Duane Hagadone, Jack Kendrick and Simplot Development Company; the Simplot company dropped out of the partnership in 1987. Although the new company reopened the mine, the lead and zinc operations remained closed. The mine operated from 1988 to 1990, then, in 1991, the partnership filed for bankruptcy. An auction of furniture and equipment was held in August of 1991 and fire on September 23 destroyed the rock house and adjacent storage building. On May 1, 1992 the mineral rights were transferred to Robert Hopper, owner of Placer Mining Co., of Bellevue, Washington. Pintlar, Inc., a subsidiary of Gulf Resources & Chemical, remains responsible for the EPA Superfund cleanup of the smelter site.

Starting with the original Bunker Hill and Sullivan claims, the Bunker Hill Mine later encompassed 620 claims totaling 6,2000 acres. From the discovery cuts some 3600 feet above sea level, over 20 major ore zones were mined to nearly 1600 feet below sea level, a vertical distance of about one mile.

Four major mining methods were employed in the Bunker Hill Mine. The oldest is square set, cut and fill. This method employs support of the stope where the vein is mined with sets of timbers which are buried by sand fill pumped from the surface as the mining activity moves to a higher elevation. The broken ore is scraped into chutes by compressed air powered slushers where it dropped into ore pockets on the level below.

The second method is similar to the above, but no timber support is required. Air powered slushers or compressed air operated mucking machines on rubber tires are used.

A third important mining method is known as pillar mining. In this operation no timber is required but pillars of ore are left in place as supports until the stoping moves to a higher elevation, at which time sand fill is pumped in to provide the floor for the next cut. As the ore is broken, rubber tired, compressed air operated mucking machines pick it up putting it into a box on the back of the loader. It is them transported to a chute in the stope where it drops into the ore pocket on a lower level.

The fourth method is sublevel blasthole stoping. Diesel powered equipment cuts horizontal slices every forty feet in the ore zones. Then long holes are drilled in the pillars between horizontal slices. The holes are blasted allowing the ore to fall to the bottom slice. Here it is scooped up by diesel powered loaders and transported to ore passes. This method was used above the Kellogg Tunnel, and ore was transported by gravity to the tunnel and hauled out by train to the surface.

From the ore pockets on the various levels of the mine below the Kellogg Tunnel, ore trains powered by battery driven locomotives transported the ore to ore pockets located at the shaft. In the shaft, large steel buckets, called skips, were loaded and hoisted to the Kellogg Tunnel level where the ore was dumped into two large concrete bins. Drawn from these storage areas by gravity, the ore was next transported two miles to the surface in 22-car ore trains pulled by trolley and diesel locomotives.

At Kellogg the company operated the Bunker Hill Mine (lead-silver-zinc) and the Crescent Mine (silver- copper), a lead smelter and refinery, electrolytic zinc reduction plant, cadmium plant, zinc fuming plant, sulfuric acid plant and a phosphoric acid plant. At Burke it owned a 70% interest in the Star Mine (zinc- lead). At Seattle the company operated a secondary lead smelter, a lead fabrication plant and chemical products plant, all under the Pacific Division of the Bunker Hill Company.

At its peak the company produced corroding lead, antimonial lead, silver, special high grade zinc, zinc diecasting alloys, cadmium, specification lead alloys, leaded zinc oxides, dore metal, super purity antimony, sulfuric acid, and phosphoric acid at its Kellogg, Idaho, operations, and manufactured lead products such as sheet, pipe, sleeving, casting, solders, shot, lead oxides and battery oxide, red lead, antimonial lead, and soft and calking lead, at its Seattle, Washington, operations.

Subsidiaries and affiliates included Pend Oreille Mines and Metals Co., Metaline Falls, Washington; Reeves MacDonald Mines, Ltd., Salmo B.C.; and Metaline Contact Mines in northeastern Washington, and Jackass Ski Bowl near Wardner.

Presidents of Bunker Hill

Simeon G. Reed, July 28,1887-July 2, 1891

John Hayes Hammond, July 2, 1891-June 15, 1893

General Nathaniel H. Harris, June 15, 1893-June 17,1897

Frederick W. Bradley, June 17,1897-July 6,1933

Stanly A. Easton, July 11, 1933-March 23, 1954

J.B. "Barney" Haffner, March 23, 1954-March 29, 1955

John D. Bradley, March 29, 1955-Thanksgiving, 1959

C.E. Schwab, September 15, 1960-June 1, 1968

William G. Hewitt, June 11, 1968-April 1, 1970

Frank G. Woodruff, April 1, 1970-June 1973

James H. Halley, July 1973-1977

E. Viet Howard, 1978-1980

Jack Kendrick, 1981-1991

Early General Managers

Victor M. Clement, 1887-1893

F.W. Bradley, 1893-1887

Frederick Burbidge, 1887-1901

Albert Burch, 1901-1903

Stanly Easton, 1903-1940

J.B. Haffner, 1940-1954

P.C. Feddersen, 1954-1955

W.G. Woolf, 1955-1960

C.E. Schwab, April - September 1960

John Haivala, 1962-1964

J.E. McKay, 1968-1969

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

The records of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company and its successors span the years 1887 to 1984.

Administrative records, 1887-1978, include minute books, annual reports, and staff reports. Among the correspondence files, 1892-1981, are managers' letters, general correspondence, presidents' files, and letters arranged by individual writer. Accounts receivable, appraisements, audit reports, directors monthly statements, employee earnings records, and ledgers and journals form the Financial records, 1885-1982. Included with the legal records, 1885-1979 are the original claims register, court documents, property appraisals, and documents concerning the National Lead Company suit. There are a few items relating to capital stock transaction s, 1887-1968, mine and plant operations, 1906-1984, and personnel matters, 1941-1982. There is also a chronologically arranged historical file, 1885-1981, and a set of scrapbooks, 1897-1976 containing clippings about Bunker Hill and mining in general.

Another series contains various company newsletters, 1956-1981, including GAP News and the Bunker Hill Reporter. Bunker Hill operated several subsidiary and affiliate companies including Caledonia Mines in Kellogg, Metaline Contact Mines in northeast Washington State, Pend Oreille Mines and Metals in Metaline Falls, Washington, and Reeves MacDonald Mines in Salmo, British Columbia. Records for these companies are in another series. A miscellaneous series contains records of the Silverhorn ski area, plant handbooks and safety manuals, and reports on mining properties not owned by Bunker Hill. The final two series contain large collections of photographs and maps.

These records have been used extensively by University of Idaho history professor Katherine G. Aiken in the preparation of several published articles and a forthcoming book on the Bunker Hill Company. The published articles are: "It may be too soon to crow": Bunker Hill and Sullivan Company efforts to defeat the Miners' Union, 1890-1900, Western Historical Quarterly, 24 August 1992, Pp. 309-331; Bunker Hill versus the lead trust: the struggle for control of the metals market in the Coeur d'Alene mining district, 1885-1918, Pacific Northwest Quarterly, April 1994, Pp. 42-49; and "Not long ago a smoking chimney was a sign of prosperity": corporate and community response to pollution at the Bunker hill Smelter in Kellogg, Idaho, Environmental History Review, Summer 1994, Pp. 67- 86

Related records from the Bunker Hill company are in Manuscript Groups 130 (Records, 1894-1937, 5 cubic feet), 187 (Research and Development Division records, 1922-1982, 8 cubic feet), and 188 (Legal cases, 1899-1902, 1.5 cubic feet). The library also holds records from other Coeur d'Alene mining companies; see Day to Day: A guide to the Records of the Historic Day Mines Group in the University of Idaho Library (1992).

Other Descriptive InformationReturn to Top

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Preferred Citation

Author, Description or "Title" of item, date. Collection name, collection number, box, folder. University of Idaho Library Special Collections and Archives, Moscow, ID.

Photographer, "Title," date. Collection name, object ID. University of Idaho Library Special Collections and Archives, Moscow, ID.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Most of the material in this record group was in labeled folders when received. Series headings were assigned during processing but the material within each series retains its received order. Born-digital materials were made into a stand-alone series, original electronic file order maintained.

Records tagged for IRS or EPA litigation remain in the possession of the company.

Acquisition Information

Materials received from the Bunker Hill Mining Company in June 1991, with additions in 1994 and 2016 (MA 1991-38, MA 1991-42, MA 1991-43, MA 1991-56, MA 1994-18, MA 2016-32) .

Processing Note

Materials removed from the records include duplicate issues of the Bunker Hill Reporter and Annual Reports. These were checked against the holdings in Special Collections and the gaps were filled in. Other items removed were duplicates of mimeographed material, property tax installment receipts when the total receipt was available, invoices when the invoice register was available, paid dividend checks when the check register was available. Deteriorated photographic negatives, some of which were nitrate, were disposed of by the University Safety Office. Also removed were the 2 volume autobiography of John Hays Hammond which is available in Special Collections and Generals in Gray which has a reference to General N.H. Harris which will be reviewed for possible addition to the general library collection. The collection was reduced by a total of 42 cubic feet.

Digital materials were processed by Sara Szobody in 2023.

Location of Originals

The access files of the digital materials in this collection are located on the archive drive. Folder path: Y:\Processed Collections\Manuscript Groups\MG 367 (Bunker Hill Company records)\MG 367 (MA 2016-32)\Objects\data\MA2016-032_CD001\MA2016-032_CD001. Contact University of Idaho Library Special Collections and Archives for access or questions.

Preservation Note

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Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series I:  Administrative Records, 1887-1978Return to Top

Minutes of the Board of Directors and stockholders, 1887-1968, are the official records of the proceedings of meetings. The majority of these are typed and in bound volumes. Also included in the minute books are typed copies of the Articles of Incorporation and by-laws. Other minute books include those of the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors, 1905-1927, and the Sullivan Mining Company, 1917-1955. Book two of the Sullivan Company had warped badly due to the thickness of the material glued to the pages; for this reason it was dismembered and the pages placed in folders.

Minutes for several internal committees are also included, the Management committee, 1955-1962; 1969-1972; Management-Operating committee, 1963-1969; and Policy and Development committee, 1956-1959. The Management committee was, until April 1955, called the Policy Committee. It contains reports on general operations by managers of the various divisions--Mine, Geology, Metallurgical, Plant services, Employee & Public Relations, and Financial. In February 1961 it became the Joint Management & Operating Committee, then in 1970 it split into two committees. The Planning and Development Committee was originally called Planning & Diversification.

Annual Reports, sometimes called Manager's reports or President's reports are yearly records of the activity of the firm. Annual reports from 1893-1907 are typed, while the remaining reports through 1978 are printed. In 1968 Gulf Resources and Chemical acquired Bunker Hill and the annual reports reflect all of that company's activities. The quarterly reports for Bunker Hill and Gulf are short descriptions of the income and expenses for each quarter.

Staff Reports to the Board of Directors, 1961-1968, are written reports prepared by the heads of the various divisions of the company and presented to the board at the semi-annual meetings. The 1961 report is dated August, and the years 1962-1965 contain a January and mid-year report presented in July or August. The 1966-1968 reports are dated January, and 1967 also has a bound volume of supplemental reports for April, July, and October.

The Printed notice of the annual meeting of stockholders in 1968 announces the proposed take over of Bunker Hill by Gulf Resources and Chemical Corporation.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box Folder
OS 1-4
Minute books, Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
4 items
1887-March 1924
1-4 5-12
Minute books, Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
8 items
March 1924-May 1968
5 13-15
Minute books, Sullivan Mining Company
2 items
May 1917-December1955
5 16-17
Minutes of the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors
3 items
1905-1927
5 18
Articles of Incorporation, By-laws, etc. 
11 items
1887-1976
5 19-25
Annual Reports
33 items
1893-1921
6 26-35
Annual Reports
59 items
1922-1978
6 36
Bunker Hill quarterly reports
48 items
1956-1968
6 37
Gulf Resources and Chemical quarterly reports
30 items
1968-1976
6 38
Management organization chart
1 item
1969
6 39-43
Management Committee meetings
130 items
1955-1962
6 44-46
Management-Operating Committee meetings
43 items
1963-1966
7 47
Management-Operating Committee meetings 
20 items
1967-1969
7 48-49
Management Committee meetings
59 items
1969-1972
7 50-51
Operating Committee meetings
39 items
1955-1972
7 52
Planning and development committee
34 items
1956-1959
7 53-61
Staff reports to Board of Directors
13 items
1961-1968
7 62
Notice of annual meeting of stockholders
1 item
1968

Series II:  Correspondence, 1892-1981Return to Top

The correspondence files consists of incoming and outgoing letters, some arranged chronologically, others by subject.

The managers letters are letters from the manager of the mine in Kellogg to the president of the company in San Francisco, detailing the operations of the mine, union activities, and related information. In 1892 the letters were from V.M. Clement to John Hayes Hammond; letters for 1893 are lacking; 1894- 1896 are from F.W. Bradley to N.H. Harris; 1897-1898, Frederick Burbidge to Bradley, also Bradley and Burbidge to Alex Granger; and 1899-1909 Burbidge to Bradley or Granger.

Then comes a general correspondence file, 1894-1900 which is an alphabetically arranged group (M-Z, 1898-1900, is lacking). The majority of these letters are inter-company correspondence between the Kellogg and San Francisco offices, although there are a few letters from suppliers.

Correspondence from stockholders contains both incoming and outgoing letters and is arranged alphabetically by the stockholder's last name. Most letters concern dividend payments, proxies, and stock purchases.

The F.W. Bradley correspondence files are arranged alphabetically by what appears to be the subject of the letter, although in some cases it is hard to tell. Letters were left in their original order. Most letters are from Bradley, as President as the company, to A. Burch and Frederick Burbidge and deal with routine company business.

The manager's letters of Stanly A. Easton, 1904-1926 (lacking May-December 1911 and January-March 1919) contain originals of Easton's letters to Bradley, carbon copies of letters from Easton to others which were enclosed in his letters, and copies of Bradley's replies. One file in this group concerns concentration and slips of paper in the main file refer to this concentration file, while slips in the concentration file refer to letters in the main group. For the years 1921 to May 1926 there is a separate file of carbon letters from Bradley to Easton. The letters from Easton to Jules Labarthe in San Francisco are original letters from Easton and carbons of Labarthe's replies. Most of these letters concern the cost of smelting.

A.A. Irish sold mining properties and his correspondence with Bradley, 1916-1928 concerns available mines.

Oscar A. Hershey was a geologist and consulting engineer who examined properties for Bunker Hill and Sullivan. His files, 1918-1929 contain originals of his letters to Bradley, carbons of his letters to Easton and carbons of Bradley's letters to him.

Easton's correspondence with the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company, 1925-1937 contains photocopies of Easton's letters which give information on Bunker Hill equipment and National Labor Relations Board hearings.

Urlyn Clifton Tainton was the electrometallurgist at Bunker Hill who designed the electrolytic zinc plant in 1926. His letters, 1920-1930, concern the treatment of ore.

The acid marketing correspondence, 1942-1954 and 1972 concerns Bunker Hill's supplying sulfuric acid to other industries.

The Employee and Public Relations Division file, 1955-1958, contains notices to employees concerning public relations matters. Carbons of letters to the department, and originals of letters from the personnel assistant and employee and public relations division manager are included.

Most of the letters in the Lead: Sales contract and correspondence file are to/from National Lead Company. Originals of letters from Nalco and carbons of letters to Nalco are included. The letters from Bunker Hill are signed by the Sales and Traffic manager; all letters concern the sale of lead and zinc to Nalco.

A note attached to the original bundle of Allied Chemical correspondence, 1952-1967, reads "Info was extracted from these files in response to a Justice Dept. inquiry re Allied Chem." Included are some original incoming letters and photocopies of outgoing letters which concern the sale of sulfuric acid.

E. Viet Howard's files, January-October 1979, contain photocopies of his correspondence, mostly inter office memoranda, concerning environmental issues.

The next group of correspondence is an alphabetical subject file, 1971-1981, maintained in the office of the president. Letters are both incoming and outgoing.

Finally there are letters between Frank Woodruff, President of Bunker Hill, and the Hecla Mining Company; correspondence with Hecla on the joint operation of the Star-Morning group, and financial settlements and progress reports of Hecla's work at the Star-Morning Mine.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box Folder
7 63-67
Managers letters
475 items
1892-April 1895
8 68-86
Managers letters
1162 items
September 1895-1899
9 87-92
Managers letters
551 items
1900-1901
9 93-99
General correspondence
675 items
1894-1900
9 100-102
Stockholders correspondence
428 items
1894-1901
9 103-105
F.W. Bradley correspondence
291 items
1900-1902
9 106-108
Managers letters, Easton to Bradley
252 items
1904-1906
10 109-123
Managers letters, Easton to Bradley
1572 items
1907-1915
10 124
Managers letters, Easton to Bradley (Concentration)
130 items
1905-1912
10 125-130
Managers letters, Easton to Bradley
668 items
1916-1917
11 131-147
Managers letters, Easton to Bradley
1872 items
1918-July 1924
12 148-154
Managers letters, Easton to Bradley
587 items
August 1924-1926
12 155
Easton to Labarthe
87 items
1914-1921
12 156-163
Managers letters, Bradley to Easton 
1048 items
1921-1926
12 164
A.A. Irish to F.W. Bradley
49 items
1916-1928
12 165-166
Oscar Hershey to F.W. Bradley
177 items
1918-1928
12 167
Easton to Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company
3 items
1925-1937
12 168-169
Urlyn C. Tainton to F.W. Bradley
86 items
1920-1930
12 170-171
Acid marketing
107 items
1942-1953; 1972
12 172
Employee and Public Relations Division
34 items
1955-1958
13 173-175
Lead: Sales contract and correspondence
161 items
1960-1967
13 176-177
Allied Chemical: W.G. Hewitt files
100 items
1952-1966
13 178
Prospective customers
46 items
1952-1953
13 179
Acid, General
13 items
1952-1953
13 180
Simplot acid contract
39 items
1959-1960
13 181
Sulfuric acid data
17 items
1954-1955
13 182
G. 
6 items
1955
13 183
Sullivan Mining Co.
58 items
1955
13 184
General Chemical Division
65 items
1954-1959
13 185
Acid plant
27 items
1952-1953
13 186
Sulfuric acid
95 items
1953-1960
13 187-189
E. Viet Howard Files
109 items
1979
Alphabetical Files
Box Folder
13 190
A
1 item
1978
13 191
Acquisitions
3 items
1978
13 192
Airco, Inc.
2 items
1973
13 193
Alusiusse
3 items
1978
13 194
American Mining Congress
4 items
1978
13 195
Anaconda Company
4 items
1973
13 196
Annual Report/Quarterly Reports
8 items
1978
13 197
Bott (L.L.) & Associates
6 items
1974-1975
13 198
Brown, Peacock, Keane & Boyd
14 items
1974-1976
13 199
C.
4 items
1978
13 200
Corporate planning 
2 items
1975
13 201
D.
3 items
1974-1978
13 202
DOT-FRA (Department of Transportation - Federal Railway Administration)
21 items
1978-1981
13 203
E.
1 item
1978
13 204
Employee and Public Relations
5 items
1978
13 205
Engineering/Maintenance
9 items
1978
13 206
Environmental affairs
14 items
1975-1978
13 207
Environmental Protection Agency
19 items
1973-1975
13 208
Federation of Rocky Mountain States
15 items
1973-1975
13 209
Fiftieth Zinc Plant anniversary
36 items
1978
13 210-212
First Boston Corporation
57 items
1979-1980
14 213
Fuming plant suit
15 items
1978-1979
14 214
G.
2 items
1973-1975
14 215
Greater Shoshone County, Inc.
8 items
1975-1978
14 216-217
Gulf Resources and Chemical
64 items
1973-1980
14 218
H.
1 item
1977
14 219-222
Halley, James H. - Company
99 items
1973-1977
14 223
Handy and Harman visit
16 items
1973
14 224
Hecla Bunker Hill scholarships
5 items
1977-1978
14 225
Hecla Mining Company
30 items
1973-1977
14 226
Hecla II (reopening of the Star zinc concentrate contract)
22 items
1978-1980
14 227
Hecla III (silver tolling option)
7 items
1978-1979
14 228
Henderson (Dale), Inc.
11 items
1975-1978
14 229
Higdon Mine
1 item
1978
14 230
Hoover, Dick
5 items
1979-1980
14 231
Howard, E.V. - Company
33 items
1978-1979
14 232
Idaho Department of Health & Welfare
13 items
1974-1975
14 233-234
Idaho Mining Association
58 items
1980
14 235
Board of Directors
26 items
1980
14 236-238
Advisory Committee to U of I College of Mines
57 items
1975-1978
14 239
Incad Corporation
39 items
1971-1979
14 240
K-L
4 items
1976-1978
14 241
Lead - OSHA
19 items
1978-1980
14 242-243
Lead Industries/Zinc Institute
15 items
1980
14 244
Lead Smelter
10 items
1978
14 245-247
Lead Zinc Producers
69 items
1980
14 248
M.
5 items
1977-1978
14 249-250
Marketing
40 items
1973-1980
14 251
Metaline Contact Mines
18 items
1977-1978
14 252
Mine Safety & Health Administration
2 items
1980
14 253
Mining
3 items
1978
14 254
New Jersey Zinc
11 items
1974-1975
15 255-258
N(ational) L(ead) Industries
112 items
1973-1975
15 259
NLI suit - depositions
3 items
1975-1977
15 260
Nonferrous Smelter Advisory Council
15 items
1978
15 261
Northwest Mining Association
5 items
1977-1978
15 262-266
Philipp Brothers
223 items
1973-1980
15 267
Political action committee
10 items
1977-1978
15 268-269
President's meetings
27 items
1977-1978
15 270-271
Price controls/Lead and zinc
58 items
1978-1979
15 272
R.
1 item
1977
15 273
Reeves, MacDonald
2 items
1978
15 274
S.
3 items
1977-1978
15 275-278
Sherwin-Williams Company
154 items
1976-1978
15 279
Shoshone Project (lead contamination)
15 items
1974-1975
15 280
Silverhorn Ski Bowl
17 items
1973
15 281
Stauffer Chemical Co.
50 items
1973-1978
15 282
Strike letters/memos
16 items
1977
15 283
Technical services
1 item
1974
15 284
U.
1 item
1978
15 285
United Steelworkers
2 items
1980
15 286
Universal Scheduling Co.
4 items
1976-1977
15 287
University of Idaho, Bunker Hill mineral resources scholarship
3 items
1978
15 288
W.
2 items
1975-1978
15 289
Water case (EVH file-partial)
4 items
1979
15 290
WKE (Western Knapp Engineers)
3 items
1974
16 291-296
Woodruff, Frank G.
165 items
1973-1978
16 297
Zinc Plant
3 items
1978
16 298
Hecla Mining Co.
19 items
1970
16 299
Star Unit area
25 items
1963-1967
16 300
Star Mine
25 items
1968-1970

Series III:  Financial Records, 1885-1982Return to Top

There are many different types of financial records in the Bunker Hill papers. They are arranged in alphabetical order by type of record. The oversize journals and ledgers retain their alphabetical place in the inventory although their physical location may be on an adjacent shelf.

The first type of record is accounts payable/receivable. One group dating from 1965-1982 is in numerical order by account number. These folders contain memos, correspondence, ledger sheets, and financial statements. Among the accounts are accounts receivable, accounts payable, inventory records, agreements, values of mining property, equipment, and taxes payable. The original folder headings were retained. These are followed by a group of accounts receivable, 1974-1975, arranged alphabetically by company. Most of the original folders contained only one ledger sheet, therefore several folders were combined into one. Other folders contained correspondence related to unpaid invoices and these companies have retained their individual folders. Other material in this group includes invoices, arranged alphabetically by company, and accounts payable for residential property purchased by the company between 1974 and 1976 from residents of the Silver King as part of a long-range goal to eliminate residential areas from within the industrial zone. The final items are detailed invoices from the legal firm of Brown, Peacock, Keane, and Boyd which detail the work done for the company from 1976-1982.

Each Annual report to the Shoshone County Assessor, 1957-1976, contains approximately 20- 22 sections giving values of the laboratory, North Idaho Phosphate Company, mine, acid, zinc and smelter plants, and other claims and properties owned by the company.

Appraisements, 1935-1977, are usually multi-volume sets which list the depreciated value and replacement cost of equipment and buildings. Unless otherwise noted in the inventory the appraisals were compiled by the General Appraisal Company. Also included are appraisals for the Sullivan Mining Company and Pend Oreille Mining and Metals. There are also eight volumes of appraisal reports and valuation analyses of property and homes owned by the company in Kellogg, dated 1974-1975, which were prepared by Reino A. Jurvelin of Acuff Realty, Coeur d'Alene. Included with these are plat maps, descriptions, valuations, and photographs. The legal papers documenting the sale of these properties are in the Legal series, box 58.

The Audit Reports, 1938-1968 were done by John F. Forbes & Co. of San Francisco. Most years include a regular and a condensed report. Audit reports for other companies are with the records of those companies. Forbes and Co. also prepared year end financial statements for the years 1961 to 1967, although the statement for 1964 is lacking.

Oversize volumes include cash book transfer sheets, 1940-1955, which is in two parts--cash receipts and cash disbursements; which also functions as a voucher journal, a cash received journal, 1940 to 1958, six volumes of construction ledgers, 1940-1970 which are arranged by job number, and four volumes of contract mining payroll journals, 1947-1969. which show daily time worked and earnings--straight time, over time, and bonus--for each 2 week pay period.

The Cortez Gold Mine was a joint venture formed March 17, 1968 to explore for minerals in Eureka and Lander Counties, Nevada. Among the records for this venture are distribution of funds and financial statements, 1978-1982 (the statement for 1980 was not included).

The Directors' monthly statements, 1955-5966 are a compilation of financial reports from all divisions of the company.

There are several types of employee earnings records. The first, 1937-1957, are 5x8 folders for each employee, containing employment information and records of earnings, these are filed alphabetically by employee. The second, 1975-1982, are computer generated quarterly reports listing alphabetically by employee the total of wages paid and taxes withheld.

There are also a number of financial ledgers, including general ledgers, and subsidiary and transfer ledgers for specific accounts.

Other financial records include lease data, payroll distribution records, actuarial reports on employee pension plans, property tax receipts, voucher registers and a product sales ledger for the zinc plant.

The Stearns-Rogers Manufacturing Co. purchase orders, 1951-1954, are for the crushing and drying plant, preparation and bedding plant, and the new pelletizing plant. Each project is contained in a separate binder; there is no correlation between these and the construction ledgers.

Another binder is labeled Singmaster and Breyer story, Zinc plant, 1952-1954. It contains a monthly list of costs associated with the Singmaster and Breyer contract, broken down by unit, e.g., land and improvement, utilities and service, engineering, field expense, roaster no.9, acid plant, and electrical system.

Container(s) Description Dates
Numerical Files
Box Folder
16 301
1002. Cash, Crocker-Citizens National Bank
5 items
1969-1972
16 302
1005. Petty cash fund - Kellogg
2 items
1972
16 303
1010. Payroll imprest fund - hourly
19 items
1971-1981
16 304
1013. Cash, Bank of the Commonwealth
1 item
1968
16 305
1055. First National City Bank, New York
6 items
1972-1975
16 306
1105. Sale of products
93 items
1969-1980
16 307
1150. General
20 items
1969-1980
16 308
1170. Accrued interest receivable
1 item
1979
16 309
1180. Water billings
2 items
1973
16 310
1181. Ground leases
10 items
1970-1978
16 311
1190. Employees, General
8 items
1971-1977
16 312
1191. Employees, travel
22 items
1980
16 313-314
1191. Employees, travel, reconciled accounts
129 items
1979-1982
16 315
1192. Pension, medical insurance premium
2 items
1980
16 316
1225. Inventory: Smelter, all metals
6 items
1965-1969
16 317
1255. Inventory: Stores
24 items
1969-1978
16 318
1260. Inventory: Smelter supplies, Miscellaneous
10 items
1970-1972
16 319
1275. Inventory: BH brand fertilizer
1 item
1970
16 320
1299. Reserve for obsolete stores inventory
2 items
1975-1979
16 321
1311. Prepaid administrative expenses
25 items
1978-1982
16 322
1315. Prepaid leasing
5 items
1975-1981
16 323
1330. Miscellaneous deferred charges
28 items
1969-1981
17 324
1365. Employee and community expense
8 items
1963-1981
17 325
1405. Real estate
1 item
1969
17 326
1415. Water rights
1 item
1975
17 327
1465. Higdon--land
3 items
1976-1980
17 328
1470. Mining property--Bunker Hill mine
1 item
1980
17 329
1475. Mining property--Crescent mine
2 items
1972-1978
17 330
1480. Mining property--Star mine
1 item
1980
17 331
1485. Mining property--Pend Oreille Mine
1 item
1977-1980
17 332
1490. Non-operating mining property
3 items
1970-1973
17 333
1506. New additions from 1/1/58
11 items
1969-1978
17 334
1530. Star plant and equipment
1 item
1977
17 335
1535. Seattle plant and equipment
4 items
1968-1977
17 336
1550. Auto - Kellogg operations
21 items
1970-1982
17 337
1580. Construction in progress, Kellogg
1 item
1978
17 338
1670. Reserve for depletion--mining properties, BH mine
2 items
1971-1977
17 339
1675. Reserve for depletion--mining properties, Crescent mine
1 item
1972
17 340
1750. Loans, notes and cont. rec., other
1 item
1979
17 341
1752. Notes received, Reeves MacDonald
1 item
1974
17 342
1755. Notes received, Pacific Division (Coleman)
1 item
1979
17 343
1755. Deposits
5 items
1979-1980
17 344
1780. Special operations and other deferred
4 items
1975-1979
17 345
1804. Investment: Affiliated companies
11 items
1972-1976
17 346
1812. 2/9 share of Cortez joint venture
1 item
1969
17 347
1850. Investment in subsidiary companies
1 item
1970
17 348
1855. Miscellaneous stocks and bonds
5 items
1972-1980
17 349
1880. Vanguard
2 items
1975
17 350
1901. Star unit pension
6 items
1974-1977
17 351
1908. BH-Stauffer joint venture
1 item
1978
17 352
2130. General accounts payable, Kellogg
48 items
1970-1982
17 353
2135. Stores invoices payable
15 items
1970-1974
17 354
2140. Miscellaneous smelter supplies payable
43 items
1970-1974
17 355
2150. Ore purchases payable, smelter and zinc plant
71 items
1969-1974
17 356
2159. Lease and custom ores payable
31 items
1970-1974
17 357
2205. Real estate and property taxes payable
12 items
1967-1973
17 358
2210. Federal diesel fuel tax payable
1 item
1970
17 359
2210. Idaho sales and use tax payable
7 items
1968-1981
17 360
2212. Idaho mine license tax payable
2 items
1949-1971
17 361
2214. Idaho diesel fuel tax payable
1 item
1970
17 362
2246. Employee unemployment insurance payable
20 items
1976-1980
17 363
2270. Employees federal OAB payable
1 item
1972
17 364
2272. Employees federal withholding taxes payable
13 items
1967-1973
17 365
2282. Employees MO withholding taxes payable
1 item
1970
17 366
2305. Smelter duty payable (U.S. import duty)
1 item
1973
17 367
2307. Zinc plant duty payable (U.S. import on metals)
1 item
1973
17 368
2320. Accrued interest payable
4 items
1978-1979
17 369
2340. Employee non-occupational accident and sick claims payable
5 items
1970-1980
17 370
2345. Compensation insurance awards payable
14 items
1970-1972
17 371
2346. Accrued compensation awards payable
22 items
1970-1981
17 372
2360. Pension trust payable--salary plan
21 items
1965-1978
17 373
2370. Employee's subscriptions--U.S. savings bonds
39 items
1972-1982
17 374
2380. Deferred credits
30 items
1977-1982
17 375
2406. Accrued taxes on income - State
3 items
1970-1971
17 376
2440. Notes payable, long term
1 item
1967
17 377
4537. Rentals net - Pend Oreille
2 items
17 378
21-2200. Plant and equipment
5 items
1971-1972
Alphabetical files
1971-1982
Box Folder
17 379
Agro-Becker Products Co.
3 items
1974-1975
17 380
Allied Chemical Division
3 items
1975
17 381
J. Aron & Company--Pandora management
10 items
1975
17 382
Sherwin-Williams Company
5 items
1975
17 383
Philipp Brothers
2 items
1975
17 384
Rudolph Wolf & Co.--U.S. Steel
7 items
1975
17 385
USS Lead Refinery
9 items
1974-1975
17 386-387
Accounts payable: A-D
40 items
1974-1976
17 388
Greater Shoshone County, Inc.
23 items
1974-1975
17 389
H-McG
13 items
1974-1976
17 390
McKee, Arthur G.
10 items
1975-1976
17 391
O-W
13 items
1974-1976
17 392
Wold, Warren S.
10 items
1974
17 393-396
Property purchases
105 items
1974-1976
17 397
Invoices: ACF industries, Inc.
4 items
1978
17 398
Air-Sea-Land Travel Service
35 items
1976
17 399
American Management Association
36 items
1977
17 400
Arthur Anderson & Co.
7 items
1979
17 401
Bache, Halsey, Stuart, Shields, inc.
10 items
1977
17 402
Commercial State Bank
4 items
1975
17 403
Cosmopolitan Travel Service
1 item
1978
17 404-405
Gulf Resources and Chemical Exploration Co.
15 items
1975-1976
17 406
GRC transfers for dividends and taxes
31 items
1973-1975
17 407
Haynes, Ronald
6 items
1979
17 408
Howe Richards Scale Co.
1 item
1979
17 409
Idaho Mining Association
1 item
1979
17 410
Ireco Chemicals
3 items
1976-1977
17 411
Juras, Dwight
5 items
1979
17 412
Matheson Gas Products
1 item
1976
17 413
Metals Week
5 items
1976
17 414
Ross Oil Co.
1 item
1976
17 415
Sleeth, Chuck
1 item
1979
17 416
Transport Clearings Northwest
22 items
1972-1977
17 417
Union Tank Car Co.
10 items
1976
17 418
U.S. Leasing Corp.
32 items
1975-1977
18 419
Wall Street Journal
25 items
1980-1982
18 420
Western Environmental Trade Association
1 item
1976
18 421
William Whitehead Lowry
4 items
1980
18 422
Accounts payable, miscellaneous
12 items
1975
18 423-424
Accounts payable, summaries
93 items
1957-1965
18 425-437
Invoices: Brown, Peacock, Keane & Boyd
360 items
1976-Sept. 1981
19 438-440
Invoices: Brown, Peacock, Keane & Boyd
79 items
Oct. 1981-Oct. 1982
19 441
Accounts receivable: Bear Creek sale
8 items
1978-1981
19 442
Crescent Sale
39 items
1980-1981
19 443
Logging contract, Latour Creek
21 items
1972-1973
19 444
Logging contract, Latour Creek (Idaho Forest Industries)
445 items
1977-1979
19 445
Los Angeles warehouse
11 items
1971-1973
19 446
Higbee sale, Prado Creek
17 items
1979
19 447
Jackass Park/Montgomery
89 items
1979-1982
19 448
Keller Sale (P.O.M.)
20 items
1981-1982
19 449
Kiss, Steven, (P.O.M.)
2 items
1982
19 450
Louisiana Pacific Co., Flume Creek sale (P.O.M.)
11 items
1978-1980
19 451
Pacific Grown Timber
30 items
1978-1981
19 452
Potlatch Corp. logging contract: Black Rock timber sale
12 items
1976
19 453
Logging, Silverhorn
8 items
1982
19 454
Air travel agreement--Shoshone Air Service
6 items
1971-1976
19 455-468
Annual report of the Bunker Hill Company to Shoshone County Assessor for plant values
13 items
tax years 1957-1969
20 469-471
Annual report of the Bunker Hill Company to Shoshone County Assessor for plant values
3 items
tax years 1970-1972
21 472-475
Annual report of the Bunker Hill Company to Shoshone County Assessor for plant values
4 items
tax years 1973-1976
Appraisements
1935-1977
Box Folder
22 476-477
Appraisal, Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining Co., done by Ed. Kevern, Engineer in charge, v.1-4
2 items
July 1935
23 478
Appraisal, Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining Co., done by Ed. Kevern, Engineer in charge, v.5-6
1 item
July 1935
23 479
Appraisal by field engineer
1 item
1949
23 480
Appraisal of land
1 item
1953
24 481-485
Appraisal: Bunker Hill Mine & Smelter, obsolete pages
5 items
1955
24 486-487
Smelting operation, v.1-2
2 items
1967
25 488-491
Smelting operation, v.3-6
4 items
1967
25 492
Obsolete pages
1 item
1967
26 493
Zinc plant
1 item
1967
26 494
Seattle office
1 item
1968
26 495-496
Smelter v.1-2
2 items
May 1974
27 497-500
Smelter, v.3-6
4 items
1974
28 501
Smelter summaries
1 items
1974
28 502
Zinc plant summaries
3 items
1974
28 503-505
Zinc plant, v.1-3
3 items
1974
29 506-507
Zinc Plant v.4 & 6
2 items
1974
29 508
Mine and mill summaries
1 item
1975
29 509
Smelter, v.7
1 item
1975
29 510
Residences
1 item
1975
29 511
Star concentrator
1 item
1975
29 512
City properties, summaries
1 item
1975
29 513
Western Lead Products Co., Seattle
1 item
1975
29 514
Bunker Hill summaries
1 item
1976
30 515
Mine and mill recap and summaries
1 item
1977
30 516
Smelter recap and summaries
1 item
1977
30 517
Zinc reduction plant recap and summaries
1 item
1977
30 518
North Idaho Phosphate Co. recap and summaries
1 item
1977
30 519
Pioche Nevada property recap and summaries
1 item
1977
30 520
Pend Oreille Mining and Milling, v.2
1 item
1957
30 521
Pend Oreille Mining and Milling recap and summaries
1 item
1973
30 522
Sullivan Mining Company, v.1
1 item
1955
31 523-525
Sullivan Mining Company, v.2-4
2 items
1955
31 526
Star Mine
1 item
1955
31 527-528
Appraisal reports and valuation analysis of property & homes in Kellogg
8 items
1974
32 529-533
Audit reports
37 items
1938-1961
32 534
Year end financial statements
5 items
1961-1967
32 535-536
Audit report worksheets
117 items
1966-1967
32 537
Authority for professional services, data sheets
24 items
1976
32 538-540
Balance sheets
163 items
1940-1953
32 541
Balance sheets
23 items
1968-1969
32 542
Year end balance sheets
7 items
1968-1974
32 543-449
Balance sheet data
103 items
1969-1976
33 550-554
Profit and loss statements
67 items
1971-1976
33 555
Gulf Resources and Chemical consolidated financial statements
2 items
1968-1969
33 556-562
Balance sheets, Star Mine
244 items
1959-1978
33 563
Trial balance: General posting ledger, subsidiary posting ledger
1 item
31 December 1974
33 564
Cash flow worksheets
25 items
1966-1968
OS 565
Cash book transfer sheets
1 item
1940-1955
OS 566
Cash received journal
1 item
July 1940-December1958
OS 567
Construction ledger: smelter construction in progress
1 item
1940-1953
OS 568-569
Construction jobs closed #6-#971
2 items
1956-1970
OS 570
Zinc plant expansion, 5th and 6th units
1 item
1956-1960
OS 571
Jobs C-001 to C-461
1 item
1965-1968
OS 572
Jobs 800s and 900s
1 item
1965-1969
OS 573-576
Contract mining payroll journals
4 items
1947-1954
34 577
Capital expenditure summaries
12 items
1968-1969
34 578
Central mine rescue charges
93 items
1972-1980
34 579
Certificate of necessity on crushing, preparation and pelletizing plants
1 item
1953
34 580-583
Charges for hospital-medical-surgical care for industrial accidents
50 items
1979-1982
34 584
Chart of accounts
1 item
undated
34 585
Corporate accounting department memos
23 items
1958-1964
34 586
Cortez Gold Mines, joint venture, distribution of funds
56 items
1969-1976
34 587-590
Financial statements
111 items
1978-1982
OS 591
Departmental journals
1 item
1967-1975
OS 592-594
Departmental journals
54 items
1975-1976
OS 595
Depreciation: Budget estimate data
8 items
1971-1972
OS 596
Depreciation distribution
8 items
1958
OS 597
Depreciation: Electric plant and equipment
1 item
1939-1956
OS 598
Depreciation: Electric plant outside city limits, light and power
1 item
1930-1932
OS 599
Depreciation forecast data
7 items
1972-1977
OS 600
Depreciation: Plant and equipment--automotive, 5 year plan, 1974-1978
8 items
1973
OS 601
Depreciation schedule
11 items
1917-1919
OS 602
Depreciation: 5 year plan
8 items
1971-1975
OS 603
Depreciation: 1973 estimate as calculated on 10/9/72, revised 10/25/72 and 1/30/73
10 items
1972-1973
35 604-624
Directors' monthly statements
137 items
1955-1966
36 625-628
Directors' monthly statements
25 items
1967-1968
36 629-631
Employee earnings records, A-M
225 items
1937-1957
37 632
Employee earnings records, N-Z
144 items
1937-1957
37 633-635
Employee earnings reports
24 items
1975-1977
38 636-657
Employee earnings reports, 2nd quarter 1977-2nd quarter 1982
141 items
1977-1982
39 658-659
Expenditure summaries: Administrative
109 items
1957-1965
39 660
C.A.R., Lambly, outside exploration
9 items
1963
39 661
Employee and community welfare
43 items
1957-1962
39 662
Mining properties and mine examinations
87 items
1957-1964
39 663-665
Federal excise tax form 720 (quarterly excise tax on diesel fuel)
140 items
1964-1982
39 666
Gasoline tax refund
18 items
1974-1975
39 667
Goodson, Bernard, Miscellaneous
30 items
1975-1976
39 668
Government report MQ 1 (inventory and sales expectations survey)
31 items
1970-1977
39 669
Gov. Rept. M3-1 (manufacturers shipments and orders)
64 items
1976-1980
39 670-672
Gov. Rept. M3-2 (manufacturers shipments, inventories and orders)
107 items
1976-1982
39 673
Guatemala venture
120 items
1957-1961
39 674-675
Gulf Resources intercompany transactions
189 items
1969-1982
39 676
Higdon Project: Balance sheets
23 items
1966-1967
39 677
Higdon: Mine shaft drilling
4 items
1968-1969
39 678-679
Idaho Dept. of Law Enforcement. Vehicle quarterly mileage report
53 items
1971-1982
40 680-682
Idaho State Tax Commission. Motor fuels quarterly claims
40 items
1970-1982
40 683-684
Industrial Accident Board, State of Idaho. Outstanding awards
165 items
1956-1971
40 685
Insurance distribution
1 item
1979
40 686
Journal vouchers
2 items
1941, 1957
40 687-691
Journal vouchers
280 items
1947
40 692-695
Journal vouchers
165 items
January-August 1960
41 696-697
Journal vouchers
113 items
September-December 1960
41 698
Lease data: Frank Marr lease
36 items
1956-1972
41 699
Future rental obligations
17 items
1978-1980
41 700
Lease/rental schedule
1 item
1974
41 701
Office equipment
11 items
1975-1977
42 702-707
Prepaid lease schedules
53 items
1969-1982
OS 708-714
General ledgers
7 items
1937-1978
OS 715
General ledger Account 1102
1 item
1962-1966
OS 716
General ledger Account 3104
1 item
1964-1967
OS 717
House rentals, 1940-1951; Plant and equipment depreciation, 1942; Record of insurance policies, 1936-1954; Intercompany and departmental journal, 1940-1942
1 item
1936-1954
OS 718
Labor accounts, mine and mill supplies, 1976-1980; payroll check register, 1977-1978
1 item
1977-1978
OS 719
Personnel ledger
1 item
1969-1972
OS 720-721
Plant services transfer ledger, accounts 6700-6800
2 items
1961-1968
OS 722
Smelter: Cash received
1 item
1940-1954
OS 723-725
General ledgers
3 items
1941-1953
OS 726
Sub-accounts ledger
1 item
1942-1947
OS 727
Subsidiary ledger: Account 3104
1 item
1953-1971
OS 728
Accounts payable, death benefits
1 item
1940-1947
OS 729
Deferred charges, accounts payable, insurance awards payable, accrued insurance claims
1 item
1949-1972
OS 730
Loans preferred stock, investments, administrative expenses
1 item
1940-1953
OS 731
Loss of time awards, pensions
1 item
1942-1952
OS 732
Timber and logging operations
1 item
1937-1948
OS 733
Transfer ledger
1 item
1954-1959
OS 734
Accounts 3306 and 3308
1 item
1955-1956
OS 735
Accounts receivable
1 item
1961-1971
OS 736
Accounts receivable metal sales, ore purchases payable, lease & custom ore payable, miscellaneous smelter inventory
1 item
1969-1972
OS 737
Balance sheet accounts
1 item
1940-1954
OS 738
Mine & milling expense
1 item
1940-1955
OS 739
Crescent mine, square set mining
1 item
1955-1965
OS 740
Voucher register, heavy equipment cost distribution, standard journal entries, adjusting journal entries, cash receipts, and transfer journal
1 item
1976-1978
43 741-743
Logging contracts: Burns-Yaak River Lumber Co.
57 items
1968-1975
43 744
Enaville
7 items
1972
43 745
Idaho Forest Industries
10 items
1973-1974
43 746
Louisiana Pacific, Pend Oreille Mine area
19 items
1975
43 747
Pack River Lumber Co.
68 items
1972-1974
43 748
Potlatch Forests, Inc.
7 items
1959
43 749
Scott Paper Co. lease
64 items
1974
43 750
D.F. Spurgeon, Pend Oreille Mine
20 items
1975
43 751
Sawlog purchase contracts
49 items
1956-1961
43 752
Los Angeles warehouse: Leases
13 items
1968-1974
43 753
Miscellaneous
71 items
1971-1972
43 754
Manual: Smelter cost reporting
1 item
1979
43 755
Metal inventories: Smelter
75 items
1 December 1979
43 756
Metallic inventory balances
47 items
1 December 1979
43 757-758
Mileage reports for personnel on flat monthly rate
7 items
1970-1975
43 759
Miscellaneous income (8070 ME) detail
9 items
1973-1976
43 760
Pacific Division: Coleman & Riddle trust account
149 items
1957-1964
43 762
Correspondence
10 items
1971-1973
43 763
Lease agreements--Western Lead Products
8 items
1969-1970
43 764
Miscellaneous financial
76 items
1968-1972
43 765-768
Monthly income list
70 items
1971-1975
43 769
Trial balances
62 items
1966-1968
43 770
Payroll distribution for pension fund calculations
7 items
1970
43 771
Payroll taxes, New Jersey
29 items
1969-1971
43 772-773
Payroll, Pacific Division
11 items
1967-1969
OS 774-775
Distribution of payroll
2 items
1910-1916
OS 776
Smelter payroll
1 item
1943-1952
44 777
Pensions: Retirement pension board
67 items
1951-1953
44 778
Pension plan: Pend Oreille Metals and Mining, Salaried and hourly employees
4 items
1975
44 779
Pension plan: IRS forms
24 items
1968-1973
44 780-781
Pension plan: Crocker National Bank reports
20 items
1965-1972
44 782-789
Pension Plan: Actuarial reports by Johnson and Higgins
32 items
1965-1973
44 790-792
Pension Plan: Reports by Martin E. Segal Co.
23 items
1974-1975
44 793-807
Pension Plan: Citibank report
70 items
1979-March 1980
45 808-827
Citibank report
124 items
April-December 1980
46 828-847
Citibank report
120 items
January-September 1981
47 848-865
Citibank report
108 items
Quarter ending September 1981-March 1982
48 866-878
Citibank report
80 items
April-October 1982
48 879
Pioche District, Nevada: Payroll information
43 items
1978-1982
48 880-882
Salary payrolls
20 items
1980-1982
48 883
Payroll check register
1 item
1981-1982
48 884
Property ledger, San Francisco office
1 item
1956-1961
48 885
Property tax on mines
110 items
1930-1962
48 886
Property tax. Analysis and summary schedules, state and county taxes
10 items
1956-1957
48 887
Property taxes: Distribution schedule
24 items
1968-1972
48 888-890
Property tax schedules
72 items
1969-1971
49 891-901
Property tax schedules
217 items
1972-1980
49 902
Property tax values
11 items
1974
49 903
Property tax receipts: Blaine Co.
3 items
1956-1961
49 904
Blaine Co.
1 item
1976
49 905
Custer Co.
4 items
1973
49 906-914
Kootenai Co.
356 items
1955-1980
49 915
Shoshone County
76 items
1956
49 916
Shoshone Co.
5 items
1960-1962
49 917-924
Shoshone Co.
1608 items
1970-1976
50 925-933
Shoshone Co.
1798 items
1976-1980
50 934
Missouri
6 items
1976
50 935
Mineral Co., Montana
2 items
1962-1963
50 936
Stevens Co., Washington
11 items
1958-1965
50 937
Property tax data, Pend Oreille Co., Washington
17 items
1956-1964
50 938-939
Property tax data, Pend Oreille Mining and Metals
37 items
1974-1978
50 940
Property valuation and depreciation schedules
10 items
1955-1956
50 941
Property valuation schedules, Zinc plant and equipment as of January 1
1 item
1959
50 942-944
Purchase orders--Stearns-Roger Mfg. Co.
3 items
1952-1954
51 945
Real estate account 2008
20 items
1965-1971
51 946
Real estate account 2120, Plant and equipment
46 items
1956-1964
51 947
Realty account: Smoke damaged property
41 items
1947-1972
51 948
Realty account: Summary schedules
3 items
1914-1969
51 949
Reduction costs for inventory
221 items
1959-1968
51 950-951
Ken Saari, Miscellaneous file
71 items
1964-1971
51 952
Securities and Exchange Commission. Quarterly reports
33 items
1963-1968
OS 953
Shipment register, Zinc plant
1 item
1969-1971
OS 954-955
Shoshone County industrial property detail reports
2 items
1984
OS 956
Silver purchase and sales
114 items
1974-1975
OS 957
Singmaster and Breyer story: Zinc plant
1 item
1952-1954
OS 958-959
Smelter settlements: Crescent mine
159 items
1964-1972
OS 960
Smoke investigation charges
18 items
1937-1954
OS 961-963
Star Unit trial balances
68 items
1961-1968
52 964
Tax data: California State taxes
36 items
1953-1968
52 965
Idaho state income tax
37 items
1938-1969
52 966
Montana payroll taxes
43 items
1961-1964
52 967-968
Federal payroll taxes
112 items
1960-1965
52 969-971
Social security taxes
114 items
1955-1959
52 972-983
FICA quarterly reports
42 items
1964-1969
52 984
Timber agreements
59 items
1961-1966
53 985
Timber cut
1 item
1960
53 986
Unclaimed dividends ledger
1 item
1957-1963
53 987
Unclaimed wages journal
1 item
1918-1955
53 988
United States Leasing Corporation
30 items
1969-1979
OS 989-1008
Voucher registers
20 items
1940-1982
OS 1009
Zinc plant products sales
1 item
1968-1970

Series IV:  Legal, 1885-1979Return to Top

The claims register, 1885-1904, is an oversize volume, arranged alphabetically, which gives the name of the mining claim, the mining district, county, state, name of the locator, date, annual labor record, and transfer history for each claim owned by the Bunker Hill company. Each claim is on a separate page.

Boxes 54 and 55 contain court documents, both typed and printed, which include transcripts of testimony, affidavits, and correspondence. Included are 6 volumes of transcripts and briefs in the Timothy McCarthy vs. Bunker Hill and Sullivan case, 1904-1906.

The agreements, contracts, and similar documents found in boxes 56 and 57 were originally in numbered folders; some were filed behind a subject divider, others began a numerical sequence without the divider. The folders were left in their original order and the subject divisions are in bold type in the inventory.

The property appraisals include correspondence, legal documents and legal descriptions of property and houses acquired by Bunker Hill because of lead contamination in the soil, also material concerning other homes owned by the company. The first folder contains photographs of some of the houses. These papers are in alphabetical order by owner of the property. The financial appraisals of these properties are in box 31 with appraisals of other company property.

In 1968, due to a change in the lead-zinc market, Bunker Hill abandon its development of the Higdon properties in Missouri, which were owned by National Lead Company. NLI responded by changing the discount procedure of the zinc it bought from Bunker Hill. NLI sued also Bunker Hill over the lack of development of Higdon. The related papers include correspondence, legal briefs, affidavits, contracts, invoices and other financial material. All materials are photocopies. Some documents were NLI records given to Bunker Hill, while others were Bunker Hill records given to NLI. The documents from NLI were in labeled folders and the folder headings were retained during processing. Those furnished by Bunker Hill were separated by paper clips or elastic bands, and were not labeled; they are therefore called Group 1, Group 2, etc., in the inventory.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box Folder
OS 1010
Claims register
1 item
1885-1904
54 1011
Aberdeen-Idaho Mining Co. vs. Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Co. Summons
2 items
1954
54 1012
Affidavits of Stanly Easton re: value of Bunker Hill properties
2 items
1923
54 1013-1015
American Smelting and Refining Co. vs. Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
22 items
1917
54 1016
Jonathan Bourne vs. Federal Mining and Smelting Co., testimony
1 item
1907
54 1017
Bunker Hill and Sullivan vs. Empire State-Idaho Mining Co. and Last Chance Mining Co., points and authorities of plaintiff
1 item
1899
54 1018
Bunker Hill and Sullivan vs. Empire State-Idaho Mining Co. (Stemwinder case)
4 items
1900-1915
54 1019
Robert Hackett, et al. vs. Bunker Hill and Sullivan
2 items
1940
54 1020
Empire State-Idaho Mining Co. vs. Bunker Hill and Sullivan. 2nd Stemwinder, transcript of record
1 item
1905
54 1021-1026
Timothy McCarthy vs. Bunker Hill and Sullivan
6 items
1904-1906
55 1027
ASARCO vs. Bunker Hill, pleadings and affidavits
1 item
1917
55 1028-1030
Star Mining Co. litigation
34 items
1911-1921
55 1031
Bunker Hill Smelter - Hecla Mining Co. agreements
21 items
1916-1922
55 1032-1033
Notes re: audit made by J.S. Wallace at Kellogg
2 items
August 1917-1918
55 1034
War labor board hearings
4 items
May 1942
55 1035
Abstract of title: N.S. Kellogg tract
1 item
1915
55 1036
Bulah and African fraction
2 items
1949
55 1037
Cameron addition
1 item
1956
55 1038
Agreements between Western Union Telegraph Co. and Sullivan Mining Company
2 items
1940-1958
55 1039
Brief, affidavit and statements filed on behalf of the Idaho and Washington Mining Industry before the Wage and Hour Division, U.S. Department of Labor
1 item
1941
55 1040
Copy of a resolution adopted by the Bunker Hill Board of Directors
2 items
22 December 1932
55 1041
Home loan deeds thru Hecla Mining Co. Office
33 items
1954-1961
55 1042
Miscellaneous mine leases
6 items
1946-1955
55 1043
Notice of location and related documents, O'Connor claim
5 items
1887-1910
55 1044
Sullivan Mining Co. and CIO negotiations and contract
47 items
1941-1942
55 1045
Synopsis of labor contract
1 item
circa 1941
55 1046
Zanetti brothers, quitclaim deed
1 item
1954
Sullivan Contracts
Box Folder
56 1047
Zinc contract: Sullivan Mining Co.
1 item
1929
56 1048
Silver-lead anode license to ASARCO from Sullivan Mining Co.
1 item
1941
56 1049
Sullivan Mining Co., silver-lead anode license to Anaconda Copper Mining Co.
1 item
1938
56 1050
Agreement: Western Precipitation Co.
1 item
1927
56 1051
Metals Reserve Corp. Agency contract, premium payments for metals
61 items
1944-1946
56 1052
Worthing Pump and Machinery Co., contract
1 item
1927
56 1053
General Electric Co., electrical equipment contract
1 item
1927
56 1054
Star Mine--lead ore contract
1 item
1940
56 1055
Federal Mining and Smelting Co. agreement, driving of drift
3 items
1936-1944
56 1056
Washington Water Power Co. pole line agreement
1 item
1927
56 1057
Williams, Richardson, Reece, zinc plant grading contract
6 items
1926
56 1058
Vieille Montagne-Star Mine zinc contract
8 items
1925-1926
56 1059
Jack Waite Mine - ASARCO zinc concentrate agreement
1 item
1934
56 1060
Assignment: Purifying zinc solution, E.R. Crutcher to Sullivan Mng. Co.
2 items
1928
56 1061
Contract: Zinc ore purchase from C. Tennant, Sons & Co. of New York
1 item
1939
56 1062
Bunker Hill & Sullivan, U.C. Tainton Industries, corporate contracts
3 items
1922-1926
56 1063
St. Joseph Lead Co., zinc selling contract
1 item
1930
56 1064
St. Joseph Lead Co., zinc selling contract and supplement
2 items
1941
56 1065
St. Joseph Lead Co., zinc selling contract, cadmium selling agreement
2 items
1936
56 1066
St. Joseph Lead Co., Zinc selling contract
7 items
1932
56 1067
St. Joseph Lead Co., zinc selling contract
1 item
1939
56 1068
St. Joseph Lead Co., amended sales agreement and agency contract
4 items
1942
56 1069
Agreement: Bunker Hill and Sullivan Co., C.R. Mutch, permission to use land for pasture
1 item
1941
56 1070
St. Joseph Lead Co., supplemental agreement to zinc selling contract
1 item
1935
56 1071
St. Joseph Lead Co., zinc selling contract
2 items
1928
56 1072
Washington Water Power Co., zinc plant power contract
1 item
1927
56 1073
St. Joseph Lead Co., zinc contract
1 item
1944
56 1074
State of Idaho, Public Works. Pipeline, water main
2 items
1944
56 1075
Power line - pipe line lease from Federal Mining & Smelting
7 items
1944-1956
56 1076
Callahan Zinc-Lead Co., cancellation of zinc purchase contract dated 11-21-41
1 item
1946
56 1077
Douglas Mining Co. - Sullivan Mining Co., with Small Leasing Co.
5 items
1946-1947
56 1078
Mr. John Steward, Spokane, Barite claims
18 items
1946-1947
56 1079
Phillips Petroleum Co., Sales agreement, residual fuel oil
1 item
1949
56 1080
Zinc sales agreement with St. Joseph Lead Co.
2 items
1950
56 1081
Cadmium sales agreement with St. Joseph Lead Co.
1 item
1950
56 1082
St. Joseph Lead Co., agency agreement
2 items
1955
56 1083
Acid sales contract between Sullivan Mining Co. and General Chemical Division
1 item
1954
56 1084
Agreement: Sullivan Mining Co. and J.H. Beatty diamond drill contractor, drill in Metaline District
2 items
1955
56 1085
National Lead Mining Co. Stock certificates
11 items
1924-1925
56 1086
Purchase agreement: Jens Jensen and Lewis P. Larsen. First purchase right of Pend Oreille stock
1 item
1948
56 1087
Sullivan Mining Co., subsidiary companies stock
4 items
1956
56 1088
J.R. Simplot agreement: sale of barite ore to American Colloid Co.
1 item
1956
56 1089
Timber sale, U.S. Forest Service, Sullivan & Aurum Mining companies
11 items
1949-1950
56 1090
Metropolitan Insurance Policy from Sullivan to Bunker Hill
1 item
1955
Inidentified (Divider lacking)
Box Folder
56 1091
Wardner Hospital contract
19 items
1918-1952
56 1092
Agreement: YMCA - Bunker Hill
6 items
1911-1920
56 1093
Original contract: Bunker Hill and Sullivan - Caledonia Mining Co.
2 items
1913
56 1094
Water agreement with Bunker Chance Mine and John George and passed along to Bunker Hill & Sullivan
7 items
1946
56 1095
Easements: Government Gulch Creek, Smelter dam site, from Orlandini to McKinnis
2 items
1934
56 1096
Lease: Metaline Contact Mines and Willard Anderson
2 items
1955
56 1097
Bunker Hill - St. Joe Lead, selling agreements
14 items
1932-1956
56 1098
Wardner hospital lease
4 items
1934-1957
56 1099
Hull - Garrett tailings lease
7 items
1953
Miscellaneous Contracts and Agreements
Box Folder
56 1100
Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. State compensation surety bond
2 items
1933
56 1101
Agreement: Cemetery
1 item
1921
56 1102
Contract: Continental Oil Co. Gasoline pump installation
1 item
1925
56 1103
Agreement: Industrial Union, check responsibility
1 item
1930
56 1104
Contract: Northwest Airlines and Bunker Hill and Sullivan, transportation contract
1 item
1940
56 1105
Last will and testament of Miles McNally
3 items
1938
56 1106
M.G. McCandless bond, Pine Creek Timber Protective Association
7 items
1933-1938
56 1107
Standard Oil agreement, motor contract
2 items
1925
56 1108
Papers received from Bolger
10 items
1886-1904
56 1109
Contract: Riley Stoker Corp. and Mine and Smelter Supply Co. for side dump stoker
1 item
1933
56 1110
Trust agreement: Sullivan Company, Bunker Hill and Sullivan Co., Federal Co. with trustees of School District #30, Silver King
1 item
1937
56 1111
Data of construction and parts, 800 H.P. no.1 shaft hoist
1 item
1924
56 1112
Paul Nelson - Sunshine Mining Co.: Bunker Hill & Sullivan agreement
1 item
1942
56 1113
Certificate of necessity, Bunker Hill mine hoist application
32 items
1943-1944
56 1114
Burdick Corp: furnish and install solarium
1 item
1929
56 1115
Vang, Haesler, Trout, Vonderpool, Jory, Skeen, Edwards: Sewar systems for Rose St. addition
1 item
1944
56 1116
Floyd Jensen. Pleasant Home rooming house
1 item
1945
56 1117
Trust agreement with the First National Bank of Wallace, Dredge fund, lands
1 item
1946
56 1118
Lease with Pat Poffenroth for two 2-story rooming houses
7 items
1946-1949
56 1119
Right of way - Wardner pipeline to John George
7 items
1933-1938
56 1120
Kessler-Anderson stack painting contract
3 items
1948-1950
56 1121
Timber exchange agreement: Bunker Hill and Sullivan - Potlatch Forests
1 item
1948
56 1122
Northwest Lead Co. Bunker Hill and Sullivan agency agreement
2 items
1948
56 1123
Grace Daniel - Bunker Hill and Sullivan laundry room contract
1 item
1949
56 1124
Wardner hospital contract
2 items
1951
56 1125
Bunker Hill - Pend Oreille Mines memorandum of agreement Aetna Life Insurance Co.
1 item
1955
56 1126
The Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co. of Canada, Ltd. The Bunker Hill Company use of drawings for a pump
3 items
1956
56 1127
Stibnite dismantling agreement
5 items
1957
56 1128
Agreements with Aetna Life Insurance Co.
5 items
1950-1955
56 1129
Promissory note: Silbak Mines
1 item
1956
56 1130
Agreement: Service Lines, Inc.
15 items
1942-1954
56 1131
Employee transportation agreement: Service Lines, Inc.
1 item
1956
Electric Power Contracts
Box Folder
56 1132
Washington Water Power authorization to negotiate
1 item
1901
56 1133
Contract: Washington Water Power
2 items
1916-1922
56 1134
Contract: Washington Water Power, Bunker Hill & Sullivan, employment of W.R. Ingalls
1 item
1922
56 1135
First contract: Washington Water Power, Bunker Hill
3 items
1901-1911
56 1136
Contract: Washington Water Power
1 item
1915
56 1137
Contract: Washington Water Power
1 item
1916
56 1138
Contract: Proposed and rejected Washington Water Power Co., tabulations and correspondence
3 items
1913
56 1139
Washington Water Power contract for power at the smelter
1 item
1919
56 1140
Agreement with Washington Water Power covering lighthouse
4 items
1942-1949
56 1141
Federal Mining and Smelting contract with Thompson Falls power Company
2 items
1914
56 1142
Specimen power contracts, Sibley report, miscellaneous contract data
14 items
1901-1908
56 1143
Preliminary draft of power contract and relative correspondence
1 item
1915
56 1144
Washington Water Power and Bunker Hill lighthouse
2 items
1942
56 1145
Hecla Mining Co. minute book entries referring to Star Mine and Sullivan Mining Company
1 item
1912-1927
56 1146
Reed power line
1 item
1944
56 1147
Smelter feeder
1 item
1944
56 1148
Government Gulch feeder
2 items
1944
56 1149
U.C. Tainton agreements
5 items
1926-1949
56 1150
Agreement: Bunker Hill & Sullivan with J.L. Malm and S.A. Ionides
2 items
1914
56 1151
U.S. treasury bonds, trust receipts, Sullivan Mining Co.
26 items
1952-1955
Bunker Hill Smelter Contracts and Agreements
Box Folder
56 1152
Contract: Lead selling and purchasing, F.A. Hammersmith
1 item
1936
56 1153
Agreement and supplement with F.A. Hammersmith for selling lead
3 items
1942
56 1154
Bunker Hill - St. Joseph Lead selling contract
5 items
1941-1943
56 1155
Supplement to lead selling contract with St. Joseph Lead
1 item
1936
56 1156
Contract: Smelter burglar alarm
4 items
1914
57 1157
Certificate of necessity, fuming plant
37 items
1941-1943
57 1158
License: Fuming plant process, Anaconda Copper Co. to Bunker Hill and Sullivan
5 items
1941-1943
57 1159
Release: Rose Haines Willis to Bunker Hill, percent of Government Gulch claims
2 items
1941-1942
57 1160
Agreement: Hastell Warehouse Co., lead storage
2 items
1933
57 1161
Agreement: Archibald Donaldson covering use of his patent on improvement to zinc distillation furnace
1 item
1923
57 1162
Receipt: Mine profit taxes paid, January 1916-1927, from Shoshone County Commissioners
1 item
1929
57 1163
Abstract of correspondence, smelter contracts
1 item
1904-1915
57 1164
Lead ore purchase contract: C. Tennant, Sons & Co.
1 item
1939
57 1165
Power of attorney to M.H. Sullivan to sign bonds for lead
1 item
1924
57 1166
Agreement: Hecla Mining Co. and Bunker Hill and Sullivan
1 item
1916
57 1167
Ore contract, Bunker Hill smelter and Hecla Mining Co.
2 items
1938
57 1168
Ore contract, Hecla Mining Co., and Bunker Hill smelter
1 item
1928
57 1169
Contract: Sierra Nevada and Bunker Hill Smelter
1 item
1916
57 1170
Ore contract: Callahan Zinc-Lead Co., and Bunker Hill smelter
2 items
1942-1946
57 1171
Smelting contract: Bunker Hill smelter and Consolidated Gold Mines
1 item
1939
57 1172
Ore Contract: Bunker Hill smelter and Zanetti brothers
1 item
1941
57 1173
Ore contract: Coeur d'Alene Mines Corp and Bunker Hill smelter
1 item
1941
57 1174
Ore smelting contract: Core d'Alene Mines Corp & Bunker Hill smelter
1 item
1942
57 1175
Lead ore contract, Sullivan Mining Co.
2 items
1925
57 1176
Ore contract, Hecla Mining Co. and Bunker Hill smelter
1 item
1933
57 1177
Ore contract, Bunker Hill smelter and Sunshine Mining Co.
6 items
1939-1942
57 1178
Lead ore contract: Gold Hunter Mines, inc., and Bunker Hill smelter
1 item
1942
57 1179
Ore contract: Gold Hunter Mining & Smelting Co., and Bunker Hill smelter
1 item
1937
57 1180
Ore contract: Trueman Higginbotham, Porthill, Idaho
1 item
1942
57 1181
Ore contract: Silver Crescent
1 item
1940
57 1182
Zinc concentrate contract, B.H. Smelter and Vielle Montagne
3 items
1926
57 1183
Oxide purchase contract: American Zinc Co. of Illinois
2 items
1942
Unidentified (divider lacking)
Box Folder
57 1184
Power of attorney, BH&S to Stanly Easton, W.G. Woolf, John D. Bradley and C.E. Schwab
27 items
1930-1962
57 1185
Agreement: R.S. Handy, patent rights to Bunker Hill for brine leaching process
2 items
1916-1922
57 1186
Sullivan Mining Company, report and accounts
1 item
1935
57 1187
Contract: Sullivan Mining Co. and General Electric Co. for electrical equipment
2 items
1927
57 1188
Lease: Hercules Mining Co. and Sullivan Mining Co. for Hercules mill
1 item
1935
57 1189
Lease: OWR&N to BH&S. Ore mill, concentrator, garage, and office sites
8 items
1943-1958
57 1190
Agreement: BH&S and Washington Water Power
1 item
1935
57 1191
Permit from State of Idaho to BH& S: 8" steel water line and electric power cable circuit over highway at smelter
1 item
1942
57 1192
Easement: Postal telegraph for pole line across BH&S ground
2 items
1918
57 1193
Agreement: Washington Water Power pole lines and substations
1 item
1946
57 1194
Sugar Claim lease - Government Gulch Mining Company and Sullivan Mining Co.
2 items
1926-1944
57 1195
Agreement: Right of way, Washington Water Power from Bunker Hill
1 item
1930
57 1196
Easement: Washington Water Power right of way over Carey ranch at Cataldo
1 item
1930
57 1197
Easement: Washington Water Power right of way
2 items
1940
57 1198
Agreement: BH&S to WWP, right to build garage
1 item
1942
57 1199
Assignment of Tainton zinc process license, Bunker Hill to Sullivan Mining Co.
1 item
1926
57 1200
Right of way agreement. Bunker Hill to Washington Water Power for pole line
1 item
1941
57 1201
Interstate Telephone Co. Sale of telephone equipment
2 items
1950
57 1202
Easement to WWP. Pole line across Bunker Hill land
1 item
1916
57 1203
Agreement, WWP: Bunker Hill telephone line on WWP pole line to Reed tunnel
2 items
1942-1943
57 1204
Contract: Sherwin Williams Paint Co., Cleveland, Ohio
7 items
1945-1946
57 1205
Power contract: WWP and Sullivan Mining Co.
5 items
1942-1950
57 1206
Zinc concentrates contract: Sullivan Mining Co. and Pend Oreille Mines and Metals
2 items
1950
57 1207
Washington Water Power right of way for pole line
4 items
1949
57 1208
Warranty deed: Stephen F. Heitfeld et al. to Sullivan Mining Co. - Tiger Hotel
1 item
1944
57 1209
Right of way deed for highway: BH&S to USA
1 item
1957
57 1210
Right of way deed for highway: BH&S to U.S. Forest Service
3 items
1958
57 1211
Ellis patent flotation
1 item
1917
57 1212
Agreement: Pneumatic Process Flotation Company to BH&S
2 items
57 1213
Agreement: Flotation reagent, Royal S. Handy & BH&S
1 item
1940
57 1214
Flotation reagent agreement (Handy)
1 item
1938
57 1215
Agreement: flotation method and equipment
1 item
1940
57 1216
General license agreement, R.S. Handy to BH&S
2 items
1935
57 1217
License: Sink Float Corp. to BH&S
9 items
1941-1949
57 1218
Minerals Separation North American Corp. license to BH&S covering Sweeny mill production
1 item
1942
57 1219
Minerals Separation North American Corp., license and extension
1 item
1924
57 1220
Brown-Smith: Sweeny mill dump tailings
4 items
1942-1943
57 1221
Quitclaim deed: Stanly Easton to BH&S
1 item
1929
Bunker Hill Concentrator - Selling Contracts
Box Folder
57 1222
Contract: Pennsylvania Smelting
1 item
1904
57 1223
Contract: Puget Sound Reduction Co.
2 items
1902
57 1224
Contract: Selby Smelting and Lead Co.
2 items
1902
57 1225
YMCA lodge hall lease to Wardner Lodge #34 AFAM
1 item
1942
57 1226
Ground lease: Sullivan Mining Co. to Mrs. Daniel McClung and G.W. Spargur
2 items
1928
57 1227
Agreement re: continuous lead refining - Broken Hill Associated Smelters
1 item
1948
57 1228
New Hilarity Mining Co., Bonanza King mill site
2 items
1946
57 1229
Option: W.P. Hopkins et al. and Sullivan Mining Co., purchase of Metaline Contact Mines
2 items
1949
57 1230
Option agreement: C.A. Bergman et al. and Hecla Mining Co.
1 item
1947
Outside Mining Property Documents
Box Folder
57 1231
Ajax Mining Co. $116, 196.18 note to BH&S, copy of mortgage and minutes
9 items
1933-1951
57 1232
Agreement: Alhambra Mining Co. and related papers
12 items
1916-1925
57 1233
Agreement: Chuck patent with James Vaught
1 item
1913
57 1234
Agreement: BH&S--Rush J. White covering Alhambra mining stock
76 items
1929-1936
57 1235
Big Creek Mining Co. and Bunker Hill documents
5 items
1922-1939
57 1236
Big Creek Mining Co.
5 items
1922-1925
57 1237
Big Creek Mining Co. certificate of sale foreclosure
2 items
1927
57 1238
Patent release: flotation cell, Joseph P. Ruth, Jr.
1 item
1932
57 1239
Agreement: Douglas Mining Co. Ltd., covering purchase of stock and ore
4 items
1927
57 1240
Lease agreement: General Mines Corp.
3 items
1940
57 1241
Pelton Water Wheel contract for Hall-Interstate-Deadwood River power development
1 item
1929
57 1242
Igniter patent transferred A.F. Beasley to BH&S
1 item
1929
57 1243
Preliminary sink-float license agreement, Huntington-Heberlein Co., pilot mill
2 items
1939
57 1244
Cooperative agreement, U.S. Forest Service and BH&S covering fire protection for Bunker Hill lands in the Coeur d'Alene National Forest
5 items
1937-1941
57 1245
Location certificates: Lost Pilgrim - Hall Interstate
50 items
1924
57 1246
Agreement: Walter C. Clark and BH&S covering power site on the Payette River
2 items
1925
57 1247
Road agreement: U.S. Forest Service and BH&S. Landmark - Hall Interstate
1 item
1932
57 1248
Right of way: telephone company across sec. 2-48-3E
3 items
1941
57 1249
St. Joe Lead Co., lead selling agency agreement
2 items
1944-1945
57 1250
Lease and options: Phi Kappa - Custer County
1 item
1951
57 1251
BH&S increase of base treatment charges
2 items
1943
57 1252
Sherwin William Co. addendum to flume contract
1 item
1948
57 1253
Earle Gibbs: Bonanza lead agreement
4 items
1956-1958
57 1254
St. Joe cadmium selling agreement
1 item
1950
57 1255
Agreement: Stearns-Roger for manufacture and sale of reclaimer
1 item
1955
57 1256
John C. Steward--barite lease
3 items
1946-1947
57 1257
St. Joseph Lead Co., zinc selling contract
1 item
1947
57 1258
Agreement with John Reynolds, Custer Mining Dist.
1 item
1952
57 1259
Finney and Maychark: Assignment of "ore reclaimer and method therefore"
4 items
1953
57 1260
St. Joseph Lead Co. Lead selling agency agreement
5 items
1947
57 1261
St. Joseph Lead Co., lead selling contract
12 items
1922-1948
58 1262
Mine options and agreements covering properties at Hailey, Blaine County, Idaho
6 items
1922-1924
58 1263
Agreement: Federal Mining and Smelting Co. - Morning Mine and Mullan Miners Union
1 item
1937
58 1264
Fred W. Callaway, Sidney agreement
4 items
1922
58 1265
Lease and option agreements
5 items
1931
58 1266
Declaration of covenants (forms) Mineral Subdivision
6 items
1965-1976
58 1267
Miscellaneous agreements
16 items
1927-1936
58 1268
Property appraisals: Purchase policy and progress
41 items
1970-1974
58 1269-1274
A-Z
327 items
1974-1975
58 1275
Other
16 items
1971-1980
58 1276
Company housing
34 items
1970-1981
58 1277
Pend Oreille housing information
16 items
1979
58 1278
Mortgage of Taesung Um, Mineral subdivision
2 items
1969
58 1279
Documents related to the Merger of Bunker Hill Company with Gulf Resources and Chemical
1 item
1968
National Lead Industries Litigation
Box Folder
59 1280
NLI suit
9 items
1976
59 1291-1283
Purchase contracts and summaries
207 items
1973-1975
59 1284-1286
Sales contracts and summaries
597 items
1973-1975
59 1287-1288
Analysis of invoices, monthly
27 items
1974-1975
59 1289
D.G. Hanna file: NLI sales of foreign zinc to USA
35 items
1970-1975
59 1290
D.G. Hanna file: Notes and miscellaneous memos
24 items
1976
59 1291-1297
Documents furnished by NLI to Bunker Hill: Zinc invoices
993 items
1970-1971
60 1298-1316
Zinc invoices
2978 items
1972-May 1974
61 1317-1329
Zinc invoices
2319 items
June 1974-December 1975
61 1330-1332
Correspondence, Bunker Hill and Doehler Jarvis
213 items
1967-1973
61 1333-1334
NLI invoices to Doehler Jarvis
506 items
1973-September 1974
62 1335-1336
NLI invoices to Doehler Jarvis
272 items
October 1974-1975
62 1337
Documents furnished by NLI: Cost of living council
27 items
1972-1973
62 1338
Documents furnished by NLI: Purchase orders
140 items
May-July 1973
62 1339
Documents furnished by NLI: Shipping instructions, Olympic Paethen
27 items
May-July 1973
62 1340
Shipping instructions, S.S. Maritime Brilliance
22 items
February-May 1973
62 1341
Shipping instructions: S.S. Golden Lotus
27 items
January-May 1973
62 1342
Shipping instructions. S.S. Pac Prince
31 items
November 1972-January 1973
62 1343
Bunker Hill sales agreement - Dupont
9 items
1970
62 1344
Documents furnished by Bunker Hill: Group 1, Discounting
26 items
1966-1973
62 1345
Group 2
54 items
1972-1975
62 1346
Group 3: Sent by DAB from New York
91 items
1974-1979
62 1347
Group 4
33 items
1973-1975
62 1348
Group 5
18 items
1964-1970
62 1349
Group 6, GSA stockpile
25 items
1968-1974
62 1350
Group 7, marketing
58 items
1972-1973
62 1351
Group 8, correspondence related to contract
164 items
1970-1972
62 1352
Group 9, R.E. Brown file
1 item
1971
62 1353
Group 10, Drawer 2, zinc concentrates
10 items
1965-1972
62 1354
Group 11, Correspondence
8 items
1971-1975
62 1355-1357
Group 12
72 items
1965-1975
62 1358
NLI-BH Miscellaneous notes and correspondence
25 items
1974-1976
62 1359
NLI (B. Turner) Discounting interrogatories, miscellaneous notes
80 items
1972
63 1360
NALCO-Bunker Hill agreement--Higdon property
26 items
1960-1963
63 1361
National Lead Co. quarterly reports
48 items
1964-1970
63 1362
Higdon current miscellaneous
1 item
1976
63 1363
Higdon inventory
1 item
1971
63 1364
Higdon standby
10 items
1967-1968
63 1365
Missouri sales & use tax
1 item
1965
63 1366
Missouri unemployment taxes
25 items
1964-1965
63 1367
Missouri workmen's compensation
23 items
1964-1965
63 1368
Missouri workmen's compensation payroll report
26 items
1965-1966
63 1369-1370
Higdon payroll taxes
17 items
1965-1966
63 1371
Higdon financial reports
1 item
1964-1965
64 1372
Higdon financial reports
1 item
1966-1967
OS 1373
Higdon check register
1 item
1964-1967

Series V:  Stock Related Material, 1887-1968Return to Top

The material in this series consists of two books of canceled stock certificates for the Nevada Bunker Hill and Sullivan Company, 1909-1917, and stock ledgers and journals for the Bunker Hill Company.

The stock ledgers are the official record of stock ownership, recording all changes in holdings, the names and addresses of shareholders, the date of issue, the certificate number, from whom it was received, the number of shares received, the date of cancellation, and to whom it was transferred. These are bound volumes and are arranged alphabetically. The stock journals list changed in stock ownership chronologically.

The ledger and journal for the Oregon based company are for common stock, 1887-1924, and voting trust, 1917-1924, whereas the Delaware company includes common stock, 1924-1927, preferred stock, 1925- 1927, and voting trust stock, 1924-1935.

There are four bound volumes of stock transfer ledgers, 1912-1918, plus another stock ledger for 1910- 1916, but there does not appear to be any relationship between the single volume and the previous four.

Box 66 contains a stock ledger kept on 5x8 cards from 1953 to 1068. Some of these entries correspond to entries in the Common stock transfer journals, others to not.

The nine volumes of common stock transfer journals are in order by folio number, each page being a folio.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box Folder
65 1374-1375
Nevada Bunker Hill & Sullivan cancelled stock certificates
2 items
1909-1917
65 1376
Common stock ledger, Bunker Hill & Sullivan Oregon Corporation, San Francisco Office
1 item
1887-1924
65 1377
Transfer journal, Portland Office
1 item
3 October 1887-20 February 1924
65 1378
Voting trust journal, Bunker Hill & Sullivan, Oregon Corporation
1 item
2 July 1917-26 March 1924
65 1379
Voting trust ledger, Oregon Corp.
1 item
1917-1924
65 1380
Common stock journal, Delaware Corp.
1 item
March 1924-April 1927
65 1381
Common stock ledger, Delaware Corp.
1 item
March 1924-1927
65 1382
Preferred stock journal, Delaware Corp.
1 item
January 1925-April 1927
65 1383
Voting trust stock journal, Delaware Corp.
1 item
March 1924-November 1935
65 1384
Voting trust stock ledger, Delaware Corp.
1 item
March 1924-1935
65 1385
New York stock exchange listing application
8 items
1965
OS 1386-1389
Stock transfer ledgers
4 items
1912-1918
OS 1390
Stock ledger
1 item
1910-1916
OS 1391
Preferred stock transfer journal
1 item
1927-1964
OS 1392
Stock ledger kept on 5x8 cards
1953-1968
OS 1393-1395
Common stock transfer journals, Bunker Hill Company, folios 7391-9264
3 items
1964-1966
OS 1396-1400
Common stock transfer journals, Bunker Hill Company, New York, folios 1-3083
5 items
1965-1967
OS 1401
Common stock transfer journal, folios 9366-9526
1 item
1967-1968

Series VI:  Operations, 1906-1984Return to Top

This series contains plant and equipment records as well as ore shipment records.

The diversification program manual outlines proposals for effective functional operation of product and market development; research and development activities; merger, acquisition, joint-venture and new plant construction proposals; and liaison with industry activities.

Equipment records include blueprints and instructions for automatic station and switching equipment.

Among the ore shipment ledgers are settlement sheets, assays and bills of lading for copper residue shipments, 1966-1972; a daily summary of zinc plant operations, January-June 1945; a spiral bound booklet describing operations of each of the departments of the mine visited by the board of directors of Gulf Resources in 1968; and a computer generated stock control master inventory record listing all supplies on hand as of December 8, 1981. Also included are sheets documenting daily mill runs at both the south and west mills, 1930-1938, and 2 bound volumes of ore statements and smelter settlements, 1925-1930 which contain assays and shipping data. The mill assay records span the years 1906 to May 1955, with the exception of the volume for July 1926 to November 1940 which was lacking. The dump slag book, 1955-1970, keeps track of monthly amounts of slag received from the roasters and furnaces.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box Folder
67 1402
Bunker Hill diversification program; manual of functions and procedures
1 item
1961
67 1403-1405
Blueprints and instructions for automatic station control equipment
4 items
1929-1931
67 1406
Hall-Interstate equipment orders
86 items
1928-1931
67 1407
Renewal parts catalog for automatic switching equipment
2 items
1930
67 1408
Consolidated smelting study and related correspondence
17 items
1958
67 1409-1411
Copper residue shipments, lots 88-167
736 items
1966-1971
67 1412
Daily summary, zinc plant
180 items
January-June 1945
67 1413
Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp., board of directors visit to Bunker Hill
1 item
1968
67 1414
Stock control system master inventory record
1 item
1981
68 1415
Smelter flow sheets
2 items
1969-1977
68 1416
Zinc plant flow sheets
2 items
1969-1977
68 1417-1424
Ore reserves, Star Mine
21 items
1945-1982
68 1425-1426
Star Mine report of operations
2 items
1978-1979
68 1427
Mill runs: Star ore, South mill
50 items
May 1930-August 1932
68 1428-1432
Mill runs and metallurgical calculations: South mill
850 items
August 1933
68 1433-1434
West mill
275 items
January-December 1933
69 1435-1441
West mill
January 1935-December 1938
69 1442-1447
West and south mills
700 items
July 1936-December 1937
69 1448
Index to mill tests and data
1 item
1924
69 1449
Cost book and supplies, pp.1501-2000
1 item
1911-1970
70 1450
Mill tests, negatives, pp.1001-2500
1 item
1927-1930
70 1451
Mill record, daily mill tonages/ore bin records
1 item
1916-1917
71 1452
Ore statements and smelter settlements with assays and shipping data
1 item
1925-1930
71 1453
Ore shipments
1 item
December 1918-1930
OS 1454-1460
Mill assay records
7 item
1906-1955
OS 1461
Lead produced and shipped, summary records
1 item
1917-1972
OS 1462
Lead-zinc shipping records
1 item
1964-1965
OS 1463
Shipping summaries journal, Pacific Division, 1963-1965; Various types of lead shipped, 1963-1971; Lead produced, 1963-1970
1 item
1963-1971
OS 1464-1465
Lead concentrates
2 items
November 1966-September 1972
OS 1466
Dump slag book
1 item
1955-1970
OS 1467
Mine ore record, Crescent Mine
1 item
1959-1984
OS 1468
Metal sales journal
1 item
1973-1975

Series VII:  Personnel, 1941-1982Return to Top

The majority of the material in this series was originally in two boxes labeled "Industrial Relations - Historical". The material was left in its original order, and the original folder headings were retained. It consists mainly of labor relations material and notes on bargaining sessions with the unions. The drafts of the contract with the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers and its local #18 are arranged by article number. Also in those folders are notes on the progress of the bargaining sessions. One group of material containing negotiation and strike material, memos, broadsides, newspaper clippings, and news releases was not in a folder and was therefore labeled "Miscellaneous". Another group of material concerns the National Labor Relations Board election which decided which unions would represent Bunker Hill workers. The two folders titled Recap of carpenters and machinists, blacksmiths, welders, and painters, contains bound volumes of detailed job descriptions for each employee in those classifications.

Other material in this series includes lists of hires, quits, retirements, and pension plan arrangements.

Container(s) Description Dates
Industrial Relations - Historical
1941-1970
Box Folder
72 1469
American Mining Congress proposed declaration of policy on labor relations and supporting memoranda
2 items
1953-1954
72 1470
Statement of Charles R. Kuzell and Denison Kitchel on behalf of the American Mining Congress before the House Committee on Education and Labor
10 items
1953
72 1471-1472
Salt Lake City meetings
2 items
1946-1953
72 1473
Labor relations - Mine and mill
11 items
1945-1952
72 1474
Addresses and meetings: reports
20 items
1947-1955
72 1475
Bunker Hill labor relations - "Croson"
110 items
1950-1956
72 1476-1477
Portal to portal data
45 items
1934-1947
72 1478
Briefs re: arbitration on classification and wages
6 items
1944
72 1479-1509
Contract drafts, International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers and its Local #18
425 items
1959-1960
72 1510
Schedules (job classifications, definitions of terms, etc.)
10 items
1959-1960
72 1511
Negotiating history
21 items
1941-1960
72 1512
Bunker Hill exhibits
51 items
1951-1952
72 1513
Summaries of negotiating meetings
48 items
1959-1960
73 1514
Labor agreement negotiations, Northwest Metals
24 items
1964
73 1515
Negotiation notes, AFL crafts
39 items
1959-1960
73 1516
Job reclassification
14 items
1953-1954
73 1517
Pension trust agreements
18 items
1951-1955
73 1518
Smelter grievance committee
25 items
1957-1959
73 1519
Zinc plant
25 items
1958-1959
73 1520
Employees eligible to vote in NLRB elections
9 items
1953
73 1521-1522
NLRB election lists and voting correspondence
42 items
1953
73 1523
Seniority lists
16 items
1953
73 1524-1526
Miscellaneous negotiations and strike material
220 items
1943-1960
73 1527
Recap of carpenters
1 item
1952
73 1528
Recap of machinists, blacksmiths, welders, and painters
1 item
1952
73 1529
Certification election
75 items
1970
73 1530
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, Local no.1863 AFL-CIO, bargaining notes
25 items
1959-1964
73 1531
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local no.73, bargaining notes
45 items
1960-1964
73 1532
United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada, bargaining notes
6 items
1964
73 1533
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union of America, Local 9, bargaining notes
17 items
1960-1963
73 1534
International Association of Machinists, bargaining notes
3 items
1964
73 1535
Northwest Metal Workers - Bunker Hill Company labor management agreement extension
5 items
1967-1970
73 1536
Pacific Division group hospital-medical-surgical benefits plan
29 items
1958-1969
73 1537
Contract dummy draft
1 item
1959
73 1538
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
12 items
1960
74 1539
Effect of a sliding wage scale
1 item
1953
74 1540
Employee and Public Relations Department: Operating and Capital budgets and expenses
23 items
1969
74 1541
Interdepartmental reports
13 items
1967-1968
74 1542
Board of Directors - Shareholders information
6 items
1959
74 1543
Bunker Hill - Gulf Resources merger
19 items
1968
Other Personnel Material
1940-1982
Box Folder
74 1544
Hires
1 item
1977-1982
74 1545
Quits
1 item
1980-1982
74 1546
20 year clubs
7 items
1969-1981
74 1547
Mine 20 year club dinner, program
1 item
1970
74 1548
Retirements
127 items
1972-1974
74 1549
Old pension plan "live"
48 items
1940-1957
74 1550
Bunker Hill annual report to employees
1 item
1979
74 1551
Agreement between the Bunker Hill Co. and International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, Inc., and its local 18
1 item
1956
74 1552
Labor management agreement, Bunker Hill and United Steelworkers
1 item
1980
74 1553-1554
Mine operators and International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers labor contract conferences
9 items
1942

Series VIII:  Historical Material, 1885-1981Return to Top

This file was set up by Ray Chapman of the Bunker Hill Company. He gathered material from various files in the company offices into one chronologically arranged group covering the years 1885-1981. Since it would be very difficult and time consuming to return items to their original location Chapman's arrangement was retained. Included are court documents, early correspondence to and from Stanly Easton, some of which predates his employment as manager at Bunker Hill, reports of Pinkerton and Thiel operatives during the years 1905-1907, newspapers and newspaper clippings, magazine, reprints of journal articles, brochures and small pamphlets, and company newsletters.

Container(s) Description Dates
Historical Material
1880-1910
Box Folder
74 1555
Bunker Hill Monument Association membership certificate for Stanly A. Easton
1 item
undated
74 1556
Copy of original claim notice on Bunker Hill claim
2 items
1885
74 1557
Cooper & Peck court decision
3 items
11 June 1886
74 1558
Stanly Easton correspondence: Hamilton Powder Co.
20 items
1900-1901
74 1559-1560
Williams, John T.
65 items
1900-1902
74 1561
Backus, E.W.
7 items
1902
74 1562
Bourn, W.B.
7 items
1902
74 1563
Sonnemann, George A.
48 items
1902-1906
74 1564
Rickard, T.A.
24 items
1902-1907
74 1565
Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting & Powder Co.
5 items
1903-1904
74 1566
Carden, W.L., Guggenheim Exploration Company
27 items
1904
74 1567
Mine and Smelter Supply Co.
5 items
1904-1905
74 1568
Ontario & Ontario Fraction correspondence
39 items
1904-1906
74 1569
British Columbia, miscellaneous
4 items
1905-1907
74 1570
Pennsylvania Smelting Co.
6 items
1905-1909
74 1571-1572
Folsom, Myron
179 items
1905-1910
75 1573
SAE: Harry Draper
5 items
1906
75 1574
SAE: Gould Mines Co. evaluation
19 items
1906
75 1575
The Idaho Magazine, Steunenberg Assassination, v.3, no.3.
1 item
1906
75 1576
The Idaho Magazine: Capt. Swain--Thiel's detective, v.3, no.5
1 item
1906
75 1577
SAE: Information on baldness
4 items
1906
75 1578
Pinkerton Detective Agency
136 items
1906
75 1579-1581
Thiel Detective Service
206 items
1905-1907
75 1582
Talk to graduates of Kellogg schools
1 item
1906
75 1583
Graves, Jay P.
12 items
1906-1907
75 1584
Dietrich, Judge F.S.
2 items
1907
75 1585
YMCA correspondence
1 item
1907
75 1586
Sibley, Robert
19 items
1907-1908
75 1587
Idaho, Miscellaneous
154 items
1907-1910
75 1588
Guggenheim, Daniel
5 items
1908
75 1589
Rickard, T.A. "From mine to battleship"
1 item
1908
75 1590
SAE correspondence: South Africa
3 items
1908
75 1591
F.W. Bradley correspondence from W.J. Elmdorf re: Bunker Hill Mine
10 items
1908-1910
75 1592
SAE Correspondence: Idaho Review
17 items
1908-1909
75 1593
Idaho Smelting and Refining Co.
6 items
1908-1909
75 1594
Kootenai Valley land
10 items
1908-1909
75 1595
Tacoma Smelting Co.
6 items
1908-1909
75 1596
Houston, George
14 items
1909
75 1597
The Idaho Press
9 items
1908
75 1598
"The tariff and its relation to a few western industries," speech of Burton L. French in the House of Representatives, February 16
1 item
1909
75 1599
SAE Correspondence: Keane, J.P.
3 items
1909
75 1600
Miscellaneous Easton correspondence
108 items
1909-1910
Historical Material
1910-1929
Box Folder
75 1601
Notice to stockholders: proposal to purchase the Wardner properties of the Federal Mining and Smelting Company
1 item
25 March 1910
75 1602
"History of the 1910 forest fires in Idaho and Western Montana," by Elers Koch
1 item
1911
75 1603
"Origin of lead, zinc, and silver in the Coeur d'Alene," by Oscar H. Hershey
1 item
1913
75 1604
"Memorial addresses on the life and character of Weldon Brinton Heyburn delivered in the Senate and the House of Representatives of the United States, February 23 and March 1
1 item
1913, 1914
75 1605
Wallace Miner
1 item
23 December 1915
75 1606
Historical poem "Story of a paper weight,"
1 item
circa 1916
75 1607
Articles re: smelter startup
1 item
1917
75 1608
Stores account
1 item
November 1917
75 1609-1612
U.S. District Court case: ASARCO vs. Bunker Hill
1 item
1917
75 1613
Ore contract between Bunker Hill and ASARCO, March 1
1 item
1918
75 1614
"Hand sorting of mill feed," by R.S. Handy
1 item
1918
75 1615
"Bunker Hill Bullion" war numbers
5 items
1918-1919
75 1616
Northwest Mining Truth
1 item
2 February 1920
75 1617
Wallace Miner re: Star Mine
1 item
5 March 1925
75 1618
Agreement with Vieille Montagne Zinc Company for sale of zinc concentrate from Bunker Hill
1 item
31 July 1926
75 1619
Wallace Miner
1 item
5 May 1927
75 1620
Sidney aerial tramway construction cost analysis
1 item
1927
75 1621
"Sullivan zinc plant," by U.C. Tainton
1 item
1928
75 1622
Historical clippings
2 items
1928
75 1623
Idaho stone in Washington Monument
3 items
1928
75 1624
Steunenberg memorial
1 item
1929
Historical Material
1930-1939
Box Folder
75 1625
Autobiography of J.T. Henwood
1 item
1930
75 1626
Mining Congress Journal featuring Bunker Hill and Sullivan
1 item
November 1931
75 1627
Wallace Press Times, March 4, 10, April 27, 1933; Wallace Miner, August 10, 1933
4 items
April - August 1933
75 1628
Kellogg Evening News, ad by Bunker Hill
1 item
1933
75 1629
Spokesman Review, flood pictures
4 items
December 1933
75 1630
Board of Arbitration ruling, case 12
1 item
1934
75 1631
Kellogg Evening News
1 item
26 February 1934
75 1632
Souvenir program, Miners and Smeltermen's picnic
1 item
23-25 August 1935
75 1633
Bunker Hill and Sullivan study by Leib, Keystone & Co.
2 items
May 1936
75 1634
Sullivan Mining Company stopwatch
1 item
1935
75 1635
Wallace Miner "Fifty years of Progress"
2 items
December 1937
75 1636
Mining industry of the Coeur d'Alene district
1 item
1935
75 1637
Electrolytic zinc plant of the Sullivan Mining Co., by W.G. Woolf and E.R. Crutcher
1 item
1936
75 1638
Mine sunroom time book
1 item
1939
75 1639
Engineering & Mining Journal. The Bunker Hill and Sullivan enterprise today
1 item
August 1939
75 1640
Kellogg Evening News
1 item
5 October 1939
Historical Material
1940-1949
Box Folder
75 1641
Mining salutes Idaho's 50 years of statehood, 1890-1940
1 item
1940
75 1642
Gems of thought & history of Shoshone County
1 item
1940
75 1643
Sketch portraits of men who made Idaho, by Irvin Rockwell
1 item
1941
75 1644
Mining World featuring Bunker Hill electrolytic antimony
1 item
June 1942
75 1645
Spokesman Review, Progress edition
5 items
31 January 1953
75 1646
The Haywood case, a review by Hon. Chas. F. Koelsch, before the Idaho Mining Association
1 item
April 1946
76 1647
Hecla-Bunker expand Metaline holdings
1 item
March 1947
76 1648
Recent developments in mechanization at the Bunker Hill mine, by R.S. Hooper
1 item
September 1947
76 1649
First 100 years of the Coeur d'Alene mining region, 1846-1947
1 item
1947
76 1650
Spokesman Review, Progress issue, "World's richest mines"
1 item
January 1947
76 1651
Spokesman Review, Progress issue, "Metals by the millions"
1 item
23 January 1949
Historical Material
1950-1959
Box Folder
76 1652
Kellogg Evening News
1 item
22 December 1950
76 1653
Bunker Hill clippings
34 items
1951-1959
76 1654
Zinc plant 20 year club
21 items
1951-1968
76 1655
List of articles and reports on Bunker Hill & Sullivan
1 item
1952
76 1656
Spokesman Review, Inland Empire Magazine
1 item
10 March 1952
76 1657
93 years of mining in Idaho, by Henry L. Day
1 item
1953
76 1658
The Coeur d'Alene mining industry--here today, but perhaps gone tomorrow, by C.E. Schwab
1 item
November 1953
76 1659
Haffner, J.B., background
1 item
1954
76 1660
Historical record of zinc plant capital cost and profitability
1 item
September 1955
76 1661
Northwest Lead Co. to Bunker Hill Sales and Fabrication Division
1 item
1956
76 1662
Historical Highlights of the Bunker Hill Co., 1885-1956
1 item
1956
76 1663
Modernization of Bunker Hill presintering practices, by H. Lee
1 item
1956
76 1664
Spokesman Review, Progress issue "The mining that wrests"
1 item
29 January 1956
76 1665
Information on Bunker Hill Mine
1 item
February 1956
76 1666
What's new at Bunker Hill?, John D. Bradley
1 item
June 1956
76 1667
Kellogg Evening News
1 item
8 August 1956
76 1668
Stanly A. Easton - 64 years in mining, by C.R. Stark
4 items
October 1956
76 1669
John D. Bradley talk to security analysts
1 item
1957
76 1670
Boise exhibit material
42 items
1957
76 1671
Wallace Miner featuring Bunker Hill acid contract and Hungarian refugees
1 item
24 January 1957
76 1672
Spokesman Review, Progress issue "The binding forces"
1 item
27 January 1957
76 1673
Cost of production: Coeur d'Alene and Metaline Falls mining district
1 item
1957
76 1674
Crescent Mine
2 items
1947-1967
76 1675
Spokesman Review, Progress issue "Good living in the Inland Empire"
1 item
26 January 1958
76 1676
Coeur d'Alene Press, 50th anniversary edition
1 item
23 February 1958
76 1677
Wallace Woolf talk before the North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
1 item
November 1958
76 1678
Updated listing of articles and reports on the Bunker Hill Company
1 item
1958
76 1679
Spokesman Review, Progress issue "Miners are of many kinds"
1 item
25 January 1959
76 1680
History of Coeur d'Alene transmission lines
1 item
April 1959
76 1681
Dupont magazine story of Bunker Hill
5 items
1959
76 1682
Bradley, John D., death
24 items
November 1959
76 1683
Sullivan Mining Co. ashtray
1 item
undated
76 1684
Sullivan Mining Co. service pins
4 items
undated
Historical Material
1960-1969
Box Folder
76 1685
Spokesman Review, Progress issue "Momentous decade, 1950-1960"
1 item
31 January 1960
76 1686
Phosphoric acid plant; Fertilizer plant
1 item
1960
76 1687
Mine-Mill broadcasts
73 items
May-December 1960
76 1688-1689
Schwab, Charles E., background data, talks, etc
42 items
1975
76 1690
Story of Pete Hay heroism
1 item
26 January 1961
76 1691
Spokesman Review, Progress issue "The awakening giant"
1 item
29 January 1961
76 1692
Geology of Bunker hill mine by Roger McConnel
1 item
1961
76 1693
Spokesman Review, Progress issue "Around the world in the Inland Empire"
1 item
28 January 1962
76 1694
Mine-Mill broadcasts
35 items
February-November 1962
76 1695
Outline of the Bunker Hill Co.
1 item
1962
76 1696
Souvenir program, Diamond jubilee of the Bunker Hill Company and Idaho territorial centennial
24 items
1963
76 1697
North Idaho Press, tourist edition
1 item
1963
76 1698
Company write-ups - individual operations
7 items
1963
76 1699
Bunker Hill papers prepared for Idaho Mining Association meeting
8 items
1963
76 1700
Mining highlights of the Coeur d'Alene district, by Henry L. Day
1 item
1963
76 1701
Spokesman Review, Progress issue "The empire nature made"
1 item
17 January 1963
76 1702
Spokesman Review, Progress issue "The face of an empire"
1 item
26 January 1965
76 1703
Spokesman Review. 75 years since Spokane's great fire
1 item
26 July 1964
76 1704
North Idaho Press, tourist edition
1 item
1964
76 1705
Bunker Hill properties and facilities
1 item
1964
76 1706
Washington Water Power Co., 75 years of service
1 item
1964
76 1707
Use of small load-haul-dump equipment at Bunker Hill in mining and development systems, by John Parker and Robert Russell
1 item
1965
76 1708
Spokesman Review, Progress issue "Grand land to live in"
1 item
January 1965
76 1709
Coeur d'Alene Press, Story about Bunker Hill
1 item
30 April 1965
76 1710
New York Stock Exchange listing, Bunker Hill Co.
1 item
14 May 1965
76 1711
American Metal Market, lead and zinc supplement
1 item
12 July 1965
76 1712
Specs on purity of antimony, special high grade zinc and cadmium
1 item
1966
76 1713
Spokesman Review, Progress issue "Something doing the year around," January 30
1 item
1966
76 1714
Higdon Mine
2 items
1967
76 1715
Spokesman Review, Progress issue "The busy & beautiful inland empire"
1 item
29 January 1967
76 1716
American Metal Market. Canada: Century II / Metal supplier
1 item
12 June 1967
76 1717
Recollections of A.B. "Curly" Henwood
2 items
3 July 1967
76 1718
American Metal Market, Lead and zinc
1 item
24 July 1967
76 1719
Kellogg Evening News special "Jackass ski bowl," September 20
1 item
1967
76 1720
Boise exhibit
34 items
1968
76 1721
Bunker Hill merger into Gulf Resources and Chemical, information on
9 items
1968
76 1722
Mining and Engineering Journal. Bunker Hill zinc plant gets new look
1 item
January 1968
76 1723
Forbes Magazine. Battle of Bunker Hill
1 item
March 1968
76 1724
American Metal Market. Lead and zinc supplement
1 item
1 April 1968
76 1725
Coeur d'Alene Press. Focus on North Idaho
2 items
27 April 1968
76 1726
Bunker Hill program for Gulf Resources & Chemical executives and bankers
1 item
October 1968
76 1727
Spokesman Review, Progress issue
2 items
28 January and 29 December 1968
76 1728
Western Mining News. Special edition
2 items
1969
76 1729
Norman McLeod role as Noah Kellogg
1 item
1969
76 1730
Reeves-MacDonald Mine picture
1 item
1969
76 1731
Kellogg Evening News. Progress edition
3 items
1969
76 1732
American Metal Market. Lead & zinc supplement
1 item
15 April 1969
76 1733
Mining Record
1 item
3 December 1969
76 1734
Spokesman Review. Progress issue, "Today and tomorrow"
1 item
28 December 1969
76 1735
Bunker Hill brochures
13 items
1940s-1960s
Historical Material
1970-1979
Box Folder
76 1736
Ramp development of deep ore bodies at Bunker Hill, by Robert Russell
1 item
1970
76 1737
Milling practice at Bunker Hill, by Norman J. Sather and Fred L. Prindle
1 item
1970
76 1738
Frank G. Woodruff, personal history
8 items
1970-1972
76 1739
Mining Engineering. Highlights of underground mining, by Austin Park
2 items
February 1970
76 1740
American Metal Market. Secondary metals supplement
1 item
March 1970
76 1741
Skilling's Mining Review. Bunker Hill marks record sales in 69
1 item
April 1970
76 1742
Coeur d'Alene Press. Community edition
1 item
25 April 1970
76 1743
Mine model explanation, Bunker Hill Mine
1 item
19 June 1970
76 1744
Spokane Daily Chronicle. Dutch Jake Goetz
1 item
19 June 1970
77 1745
Coeur d'Alene Press. Salute to mining
1 item
29 July 1970
77 1746
Profitability control at Bunker Hill Mine, by Robert L. Russell and Gene W. Pierson
1 item
September 1970
77 1747
Spokesman Review, Progress issue "The Inland Empire is people"
1 item
27 December 1970
77 1748
James H. Halley, personal information
13 items
1971-1975
77 1749
Shoshone County mine deaths vs. highway fatalities
2 items
1963-1971
77 1750
Coeur d'Alene Press. "Hey!...Look us over"
2 items
24 April 1971
77 1751
A history of the Bunker Hill Company
1 item
1972
77 1752
Annual Bunker Hill payroll
9 items
1964-1972
77 1753
And they came to look nostalgically, by Fred Cepica
1 item
1972
77 1754
CH2M Hill Reports. Reviving a river
1 item
Spring 1972
77 1755
Building mine cars in Bunker Hill mine shop
1 item
Fall 1972
77 1756
Bunker Hill brochure
1 item
1974
77 1757
Brochure for "the patriot," Ken Lonn sculpture in state capitol
2 items
1975
77 1758
Bunker Hill announces marketing plans as of January 1
1 item
March 1974, 1976
77 1759
Talk before North Idaho Chamber of Commerce Legislative session by James Halley
1 item
November 1974
77 1760
Bunker Hill brochure
1 item
1975
77 1761
ZN75, the new look of zinc and lead
1 item
1975
77 1762
Overview of late North Idaho faulting and related geologic features
1 item
1975
77 1763
Distressing analysis for rock burst control at Crescent Mine
1 item
May 1975
77 1764
Special Kellogg-Wardner News on early district
1 item
November 1975
77 1765
Environment II
1 item
1976
77 1766
Environmental fact sheet
1 item
December 1976
77 1767
Bunker Hill brochures
2 items
1977-1981
77 1768
Supervisory newsletters
9 items
1978
77 1769
Environment III
1 item
1978
77 1770
Kellogg Wardner News. Special Wardner edition
1 item
29 September 1978
77 1771
Third quarter report to employees
1 item
November 1978
77 1772
E. Viet Howard
1 item
24 December 1978
77 1773
Annual report to employees
1 item
1979
77 1774
Supervisor's Newsletters
5 items
1979
Historical Material
1980-1981
Box Folder
77 1775
Bunker Hill Mine, historical production
2 items
1886-1980
77 1776
Annual report to employees
1 item
1980
77 1777
Pres. J.W. Kendrick remarks to North Idaho Chamber of Commerce meeting
1 item
9 May 1980
77 1778
Bunker Hill employees by location
17 items
1970-1981
77 1779
Supervisor's Newsletter
8 items
1980-1981
77 1780
The story of Bunker Hill Mine
1 item
1981
77 1781
The Coeur d'Alene stampede (typescript of an article appearing in the Century Magazine, October 1884)
1 item
undated

Series IX:  Scrapbooks, 1897-1976Return to Top

The first items in this series are large scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings. The first is 15" x 10" and is labeled "Coeur d'Alene and general Northwest mining news from Spokesman Review," and contains clippings dated between June 11, 1897 and July 21, 1899. It is arranged chronologically.

The second scrapbook is 18" x 12", and contains clippings dated between April 1899 and December 1901. The majority of the clippings concern the mining strike, riot, and trial in 1899. The remainder concerns locations and property transfers. It is in very poor condition--the pages are falling out and the newsprint is very brittle.

The clippings in the third scrapbook concern general mining news from 1905-1917. The scrapbook is 19" x 12" and is divided into headings, i.e. district, labor, lead, litigation, and smelting. It is also in very poor condition, the paper is brittle and the pages and some clippings are loose, also, the back cover is detached.

The remaining boxes in this series contain mounted newspaper and journal clippings which were originally in notebooks, but which were transferred to folders during processing. The first folder contains unmounted clippings, 1917-1960, with many undated clippings. The clippings for 1950-1951 are in alphabetical order by subject, and are from a notebook identified as belonging to Charles E. Schwab's files; many clippings from this notebook are coming unglued. The years 1956 through June 1959 contain only Bunker Hill related clippings, while the 1959 through 1971 folders contain mounted clippings separated into subject areas, i.e. Bunker Hill, Lead-zinc, Bunker Hill negotiations, Other negotiations, This week in mining (a newspaper column), and Miscellaneous. Following this group are clippings with specific folder headings, e.g. Wildcat strike, 1956; Strike log, 1960, which contains clippings, transcripts of radio broadcasts, strike bulletins and a photograph of Bunker Hill during the strike. Another scrapbook contains clippings about pollution. The scrapbooks about the Sunshine Mine fire disaster in 1972, also contain several items of correspondence thanking Bunker Hill for its assistance in the rescue operation, a diary of rescue operations, and related manuscript notes.

There is a notebook containing obituaries of company president John D. Bradley, collected from many sources. He and his wife, a daughter of Stanly Easton, were killed in an automobile accident in San Francisco on November 26, 1959.

Notebooks one and two were also dismantled and the contents placed in folders. Notebook 1, 1921-1970, contains reprints, photocopies, articles, and pamphlets on Bunker Hill, Crescent, Galena, and other Coeur d'Alene area mines. Notebook 2 contains reprints, typed papers, and journal articles dealing with the geology of the Coeur d'Alene region.

There is one folder of official company news releases, 1969-1972, and a collection of articles on the Bunker Hill Company, its mine, smelter, and concentrator.

The final items in the series are two oversize scrapbooks containing dividend notices, earnings reports, quarterly reports, reports to employees, etc., for the years 1912-1961.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box Folder
78 1782
Scrapbook, "Coeur d'Alene and general Northwest mining news from Spokesman Review"
1 item
21 July 1889-22 June 1897
OS 1783
Scrapbook, strikes, riots, etc.
1 item
April 1899-December 1901
OS 1784
Scrapbook, mining news
1 item
1905-1917
79 1785
Clippings
95 items
1917-1960
Scrapbooks, Series I
Box Folder
79 1786-1787
C.E. Schwab's scrapbook, A-Z
263 items
1950-1951
79 1788-1800
Clippings
1474 items
1956-1960
80 1801-1817
Clippings
2003 items
1961-1970
81 1818-1822
Clippings
637 items
1970-1971
81 1823-1824
Clippings
213 items
1975-1976
Scrapbooks, Series II
Box Folder
81 1825
Wildcat strike
19 items
1956
81 1826-1827
Press clippings
348 items
1957-1958
81 1828
Lead zinc clippings
80 items
1959
81 1829-1834
Strike log
743 items
May-December 1960
82 1835-1836
Strike log
119 items
December 1960-March 1961
82 1837
Clippings
111 items
1960-1963
82 1838-1839
Press clippings
400 items
1967
82 1840
Mining Highlights column
107 items
1965-1986
82 1841-1845
Pollution
616 items
1970-1971
82 1846-1849
Sunshine Mine fire disaster
520 items
1972
82 1850
Sunshine Mine fire, diary of rescue and notes
4 items
1972
Articles
Box Folder
83 1851
John D. Bradley obituaries
1 item
1959
83 1852-1854
Notebook 1, Coeur d'Alene Mines
24 items
1921-1973
83 1855-1856
Notebook 2, Coeur d'Alene geology
25 items
1888-1970
83 1857
News releases
23 items
1969-1972
83 1858
Bunker Hill Co., general
12 items
1956-1974
83 1859
Bunker Hill mine
14 items
1953-1975
83 1860
Concentrator
5 items
1951-1961
83 1861
Lead - zinc - silver
15 items
1910-1966
83 1862
Smelter
13 items
1944-1969
83 1863
Pollution
15 items
1970
83 1864
The Bunker Hill Company
1 item
1966
OS 1865-1866
Dividend scrapbooks
2 items
1912-1961

Series X:  Newsletters, 1956-1981Return to Top

The next series is comprised of the various newsletters published by the company.

GAP News. In October 1972 Bunker Hill Public Relations Department installed a telephone hotline called GAP to give employees daily news of plant operations. This was later supplemented by printed copies for those in the mine who didn't have access to a telephone. The paper copies, which span the period January 1976 to May 1977, are daily, single page news letters which report on the general plant operations and give weather forecasts. They appear to be photocopies of a typewritten master copy.

The Bunker Hill Reporter, 1956-1977, began as a monthly newsletter prepared by the Employee and Public Relations Division of the company. It covered activities of the company in Kellogg, Seattle and elsewhere, and gave employees a picture of the overall workings of the company. In 1977 it became bimonthly. This is not a complete set, many years have missing issues.

The Bunker Hill Company Report was the publication which replaced the Reporter and was issued quarterly. The only issues in this collection are v.l, no.1, and a special issue, both dated 1978.

The July and August 1981 issues of Intercom appear to contain information similar to that in the Reporter. There is no indication which division of the company published this newsletter.

The last publication in this series is the first issue of Lifelines published by the Bunker Hill Co. Safety Department.

The remaining material in this series consists of research material used in writing Reporter articles and mockups for v.2, no. 4 & 5 showing the difference in size and lay out.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box Folder
83 1867-1868
GAP News
296 items
1976-1977
83 1869-1886
Bunker Hill Reporter
181 items
1956-1977
84 1887
Report
2 items
1978
84 1888
Lifelines
1 item
1979
84 1889
Intercom
2 items
1981
84 1890
Retirement corner mailing lists
20 items
1968-1971
84 1891
Retirement corner - used
88 items
circa 1965-1969
84 1892
Retirement data
94 items
circa 1967-1969
84 1893
Reporter, early material
6 items
1957
84 1894
Newspaper editors survey
11 items
May 1970

Series XI:  Other Companies, 1902-1982Return to Top

Larger subsidiaries and affiliates Bunker Hill included Caledonia Mines, Kellogg, Idaho; Metaline Contact Mines in northeastern Washington; Pend Oreille Mines and Metals Co., Metaline Falls, Washington; and Reeves MacDonald Mines, Ltd., Salmo B.C.

The Caledonia Mining Company was incorporated July 1, 1907, with Stanly Easton as its president and manager. it had 2 patented claims in the Yreka district adjacent to Bunker Hill claims, in fact, the equipment to work the mine was rented from Bunker Hill which also controlled a majority of the stock. During the depression of 1921 Caledonia managed to maintain capacity production, but closed the latter part of 1927 except for unimportant leasing operations. The records for this company include financial ledgers and journals, cashbooks, voucher registers, stock and dividend records, most covering the years 1907-1918.

Metaline Falls Lead and Zinc (1928-1931) was reorganized as Metaline Metals (1931-1945), and later became Metaline Contact Mines (1949-1952). Records for these companies include minute books, 1928-1945, a financial journal, 1928-1944, and audit reports, 1949-1952.

Pend Oreille Lead and Zinc was taken over by Pend Oreille Mines and Metals in 1929, and in 1945 Metaline Metals merged with the company. Pend Oreille Mines and Metals merged into Bunker Hill in 1974. Pend Oreille Oil and Gas was a wholly owned subsidiary of Pend Oreille Mines and Metals. The records for the Pend Oreille Mines were originally in two large storage boxes. They were transferred to smaller (l cubic foot) boxes during processing, but the original order and folder headings were retained. Among the records are articles of incorporation, minute books, annual reports, correspondence, alphabetical filed maintained by Don Wilson, secretary of the company, which include financial records, correspondence and dividend records.

Reeves MacDonald Mines, Ltd, of Salmo/Remac B.C. was owned 60% by Pend Oreille Mines. It was developed with Spokane capital in 1949. The main Reeves mine worked out in 1970, but later work was carried out in the Annex mine on the other side of the Pend Oreille River. Mining operations discontinued about October 1, 1973, although development and exploration continued until all operations shut down in March 1975. In 1974 the British Columbia government passed a new Mining Tax Law which greatly increased the royalties paid to the provincial government. This act was protested by mining companies, but in September 1976 Reeves MacDonald and the other B.C. mining companies dropped their appeal. In September 1977 the plant and equipment were sold at public auction. Records relating to this mine are similar to those of the Pend Oreille mine since Don Wilson was secretary for both companies.

The Sierra Nevada Consolidated Mining Company, located in the Yreka District, Shoshone County, Idaho, was incorporated in November 1886, under the laws of the State of Oregon. During the years 1920-1922 the company acquired certain mining properties consisting of approximately 114 acres formerly owned by Coeur d'Alene Development Co. In August 1926, the company sold the surface rights to these properties to the Sullivan Mining Co. for $5,000. Mining operations by the company were discontinued in the year 1923, but subsequent to that date portions of the properties were operated by lessees on a royalty basis. Records for this company span the years 1914 to 1943 and include a financial journal, audit report, and bullion record.

Smaller affiliates include North American Mining & Milling Co., North Idaho Phosphate Co., Northwest Lead Co., Sullivan Mining Co., Treadwell Yukon, and Zinc Lock, which each contain only a few items. The records for all the affiliates are arranged alphabetically by mine name.

Container(s) Description Dates
A. Companies A-N
Box Folder
85 1895
Caledonia Mining Company: Audit report prepared by John F. Forbes, Co.
1 item
1938
85 1896-1897
Financial ledgers
2 items
1903-1914
OS 1898
Financial ledger
1 item
1914-1918
OS 1899-1903
Cash books
5 items
1907-1932
OS 1904
Cashbook
2 items
1914-1918
OS 1905-1906
Voucher registers
2 items
1907-1914
OS 1907
Sales journal
1 item
1914-1928
OS 1908-1909
Cost of stoping journals
2 items
1914-1917
OS 1910
Capital stock journal
1 item
1910-1914
OS 1911-1917
Stock journals
7 items
1914-1918
86 1918-1922
Stock journals
5 items
1918-1924
86 1923-1926
Stock ledgers
4 items
1907-1915
OS 1927
Stock ledger
1 item
1915-1918
OS 1928-1930
Dividend books
3 items
1910-1916
OS 1931
Dividend book
1 item
1916-1918
87 1932
Hall Interstate: Bullion record
1 item
1929-1931
87 1933
Hayes Company: Minute book
1 item
1916-1926
87 1934
Kellogg Housing Co.: Rentals general ledger
1 item
1943-1947
87 1935
Lead & Zinc Company: Minute book
16 items
1912-1916
87 1936
Lead King Mines: Minute book
19 items
1906-1919
87 1937
Stock certificates
1 item
1906-1917
87 1938
Little Jim Mining Co.: Ledger
2 items
1948-1952
87 1939
Metaline Contact Mines. Audit reports by Randall and Magnuson
3 items
1949-1952
87 1940
Notice of annual meeting
2 items
1978-1980
OS 1941
Metaline Falls Lead Zinc Co.: Minute book
1 item
1928-1931
OS 1942
Metaline Metals Co.: Minute book
1 item
1931-1945
OS 1943
Financial Journal
1 item
1928-1944
OS 1944
North American Mining & Milling Co.: Audit report
1 item
1938
OS 1945-1946
Cashbooks
2 items
1903-1908
OS 1947
North American Mining Company: Financial ledger
1 item
1903-1908
OS 1948
Financial journal
1 item
1903-1908
OS 1949
North Idaho Phosphate Co.: Audit report
1 item
1967
OS 1950-1956
Financial statements
318 items
1965-1978
OS 1957
Associated Lead and Zinc Co.: Audit reports
6 items
1949-1955
OS 1958
Memos to Board re: construction
7 items
1949-1950
OS 1959-1960
Northwest Lead Co.: Audit reports
21 items
1938-1955
OS 1961
Northwest Lead and Machinery Co.: Minute book
1 item
1915-1920
OS 1962-1965
Northwest Lead Co.: Minute books
4 items
1920-1956
B. Pend Oreille Mines and Metals
Box Folder
88 1966
Articles of Incorporation and by-laws
16 items
1972-1974
88 1967
Corporation licenses
17 items
1955-1973
88 1968
Minute book, (Pend Oreille Lead & Zinc)
1 item
1926-1929
88 1969-1972
Minute books
4 items
1929-1974
88 1973
Annual reports
3 items
1962, 1968, 1970
88 1974
Merger documents
28 items
1974
88 1975-1977
Securities and Exchange Commission reports
9 items
1974
88 1978-1979
Miscellaneous papers
30 items
1973-1974
88 1980
Correspondence, Investment advisor
31 items
1972-1974
88 1981
Reports of Pend Oreille and Reeves MacDonald Mines, Ltd., by Roy P. Full
2 items
1966
89 1982-1993
Don Wilson's file: Accounts payable, A-Z
448 items
1972
89 1994
A, Address changes - share holders; accounts receivable, Accounts receivable - mine
45 items
1973
89 1995
B, Bonus record sheets, Bunker Hill Co.
60 items
1973
89 1996
C, Census of mineral industries, Campbell & Jamison, Concentrate shipments
25 items
1973
89 1997
Correspondence: Directors, Mine, Shareholders, Frank Woodruff
120 items
1972-1973
89 1998
D, E, Employment Security Department - Quarterly tax report
9 items
1973
89 1999
F, First City National Bank of Houston
74 items
1973
89 2000
Forest excise tax return
14 items
1973
89 2001
G, Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp., H, I, Industrial Insurance - Medical aid, Internal Revenue Service, J
36 items
1973
89 2002-2004
Journal entries
69 items
1973
89 2005
L, Lead Industries Association, Labor, M
26 items
1973
89 2006
Metaline Falls account statements (ONB)
12 items
1973
89 2007
Metaline Falls payroll account, Ione State Bank
12 items
1973
89 2008-2009
Mine reports
69 items
1973
89 2010
N, Northwest Metal Workers proposal, Northwest Mining Association, O, Old National Bank - General account statements, ONB general correspondence
28 items
1973
89 2011
P. Payroll information, Press releases
50 items
1973
89 2012
S, Securities and Exchange Commission, Share certificate money returns, Spokane Chamber of Commerce, State of Washington, Dept. of Natural Resources
24 items
1973
89 2013
State of Washington. Dept. of Revenue. Excise tax returns
15 items
1973
89 2014
U, U.S. Dept. of Commerce, U.S. Dept. of Interior, W.
29 items
1973
89 2015-2016
Outgoing correspondence
298 items
1973
89 2017
Cost reports
12 items
1973
89 2018
Manpower inventory
12 items
1973
89 2019
Detail of hourly payroll
1 item
1972
89 2020
Mine reports: tonnage, development, drill footage
37 items
1973
89 2021-2024
Accounts payable
138 items
1977
90 2025
A, Accounts receivable, B, Bunker Hill Co., C, Changes of address, Concentrate shipments
22 items
1974
90 2026
Correspondence: Shareholders, Directors, Woodruff, Frank, D. Directors fees
38 items
1974
90 2027
Employment Security Dept. quarterly tax report, F, First City National Bank of Houston, G, Georgeson & Co., Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp., H, J, Johnson & Higgins
43 items
90 2028-2029
Journal entries
31 items
1974
90 2030
K, Lead Industries Association, M, Mine reports
20 items
1974
90 2031
N, Northwest Mining Association, OND correspondence, P, Payroll information, Press releases
27 items
1974
90 2032
Returned stock certificates
33 items
1973-1974
90 2033
S, Securities & Exchange Commission, State of Washington Dept. of Natural Resources, Statements: General account, Metaline Falls account
15 items
1974
90 2034
U.S. Dept. of Commerce, U.S. Dept. of Interior Bureau of Mines, W
12 items
1974
90 2035
Don Wilson chronological file
94 items
1974
90 2036-2039
Audit reports
52 items
1942-1973
90 2040
Earnings and profits
5 items
1929-1972
90 2041-2043
Balance sheets
144 items
1950-1957
91 2044-2052
Balance sheets
250 items
1958-1974
91 2053
Financial reports and worksheets, including Reeves MacDonald
28 items
1968-1972
91 2054-2057
Securities and Exchange Commission annual reports
41 items
1966-1973
92 2058-2063
Corporation income tax returns
134 items
1948-1972
92 2064-2075
Property tax material
256 items
1937-1974
OS 2076
Zinc production settlement journal
1 item
1967-1974
OS 2077
Lead production settlement journal
1 item
1968-1974
OS 2078
Invoice register
1 item
1972-1974
Alphabetical File
Box Folder
93 2079
Alcan Metals insurance claim
8 items
1973-1974
93 2080
Dissenter claims
18 items
1974
93 2081
First City Bank of Houston, transfer agent
20 items
1972-1973
93 2082
Inventory
1 item
30 September 1972
93 2083
Laubett Corporation consulting agreement
5 items
1968-1971
93 2084
Metaline Falls lagoon contract
1 item
1968
93 2085
Mineral rights contract, workpapers
39 items
1963-1973
93 2086
Mineral rights contract, reports by J.E. Gordon
3 items
1963-1964
93 2087
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange listing
4 items
1970
93 2088
Payroll costs
1 item
1968-1973
93 2089
Proofs of labor
2 items
1971
93 2090
SEC form 9K
5 items
1965-1970
93 2091
SEC insider reports
23 items
1970
93 2098-2093
Smelter contracts
6 items
1961-1974
93 2094
State of Washington, Surface-mined land reclamation act
1 item
1971
93 2095
Timber sales, excise tax
7 items
1972
93 2096
Stock issues; Stop transfers
29 items
1970-1974
93 2097
U.S. Corps of Engineers, waste discharge application
10 items
1971
93 2098
U.S. Dept. of Interior. Health & safety reports
5 items
1970-1972
93 2099
U.S. Treasury Dept. Earnings and profits computation
13 items
1963-1967
93 2100
IRS deficiency assessment, 1963-1965 taxes
60 items
1967-1970
93 2101
Tax credit application, tailing pond
35 items
1969-1970
93 2102
U.S. Mineral survey 1323, patent application, Washington 05632
11 items
1969-1974
93 2103
Washington Resources, Inc.
2 items
1974
93 2104
Pend Oreille Oil and Gas Co., Minute book and corporate seal
3 items
1972
OS 2105-2114
Dividend records, #11-19
10 items
1960-1970
OS 2115-2117
Lists of shareholders
3 items
1968-1972
C. Reeves MacDonald
Box Folder
94 2118
Don Wilson's file: Address changes, B, Bunker Hill Co., D, Canada Corporations Act, Correspondence - Mine, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Canada Permanent Trust Co.
42 items
1973
94 2119
Correspondence: Directors, Shareholders
40 items
1973
94 2120
Concentrate settlements, Annex - Lead
47 items
1973
94 2121
Concentrate settlements, Annex - Zinc
92 items
1973
94 2122
Deposits: Vancouver account, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
26 items
1973
94 2123
Deposits: Salmo account
63 items
1973
94 2124
H, Hamilton, Kirby & Brown, Invoices paid
24 items
1973
94 2125-2130
Journal entries
153 items
1973
94 2131
K, L, M, March & McLennan
19 items
1973
94 2132
Mine reports
21 items
1973
94 2133
Minutes, N, Ontario Securities Commission, Pollution control, S, Standard Insurance
43 items
1973
94 2134
T; Thorne, Gunn, Helliwell & Christenson; V; W
9 items
94 2135
Don Wilson's chronological file
65 items
1973
94 2136-2137
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, reconciliations
81 items
1974-1975
94 2138
Concentrate settlements, Annex - Lead
51 items
1974-1975
94 2139
Concentrate settlements, Annex - Zinc
139 items
1974-1975
94 2140
Cost reports
4 items
1974
94 2141
Forecasts
8 items
1974
94 2142
Invoices paid
30 items
1974
95 2143-2148
Journal entries
199 items
1974
95 2149
M, Miscellaneous
1 item
1974
95 2150
Marsh & McLennan
3 items
1974
95 2151
Mine reports
7 items
June-July 1974
OS 2152
Payroll journal
1 item
November 1970-May 1974
OS 2153
Payroll journal
6 items
June-July 1974
OS 2154
Thorne, Gunn, Helliwell & Christenson
14 items
1974
OS 2155
Assays - lead
44 items
1974-1975
OS 2156
Assays - zinc
174 items
1973-1975
OS 2157
Audit reports
3 items
1949-1951
OS 2158-2159
Balance sheets
67 items
1964-1969
OS 2160
British Columbia Royalty and Mineral land tax regulations
5 items
1974
OS 2161
B.C. Mineral land tax act
18 items
1974-1976
OS 2162
B.C. Mining tax act
23 items
1974
OS 2163
B.C. Mining taxes, laws & reports
24 items
1974-1977
OS 2164
B.C. lawsuit
43 items
1974-1976
OS 2165
B.C. government appeal data
17 items
1976
OS 2166-2167
B.C. royalty calculation
37 items
1974-1976
OS 2168
B.C. royalty summary sheets to R.R. McNaughton
11 items
1975-1976
OS 2169
B.C. royalty, miscellaneous audit correspondence
20 items
1976-1977
OS 2170
B.C. royalty, miscellaneous correspondence
9 items
1974-1976
OS 2171
Canadian Bechtel Ltd., consulting agreement
1 item
1968
OS 2172
Cost study worksheets
14 items
1971
96 2173
Diem Mine proposal
8 items
1973
96 2174
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. B.C. Hydro parity bond assignment to B.C. Minister of Finance
17 items
1972-1974
96 2175-2176
Invoices paid
41 items
1975-1977
96 2177-2186
Journal entries
275 items
1975-1976
96 2187
Labor agreement
3 items
16 April 1971
96 2188
National Lead Industries
20 items
1973-1974
96 2189
Projected operation plan
10 items
1972-1974
96 2190
Projected operations plan worksheets
31 items
1974-1976
96 2191
Promissory notes
16 items
1970-1974
96 2192
Property values
3 items
1958-1959
96 2193
Reclamation program and report
5 items
8 November 1971
96 2194
Smelter contracts
22 items
1964-1973
96 2195
Toronto stock exchange
16 items
1974-1976
96 2196
Western Exploration Co. lease
2 items
1975
96 2197
Proxies
5 items
1962-1967
96 2198
Samples of dividend checks
13 items
1964-1967
96 2199
Dividend claims held in abeyance
17 items
1968
96 2200
Dividend and shareholder claims
18 items
1968
96 2201
Dividend account reconciliations
17 items
1962-1970
96 2202
Letters to shareholders
2 items
1979
OS 2203-2204
Shareholder lists complied before each dividend
2 items
1959-1974
D. Companies S-Z
Sierra Nevada Consolidated Mining Company
Box Folder
97 2205
Financial journal
1 item
1940-1943
97 2206
Audit report by John F. Forbes & Co.
1 item
1938
OS 2207
Bullion record
1 item
1914-1941
OS 2208
St. Joe Mineral Corporation: Royalty agreement
7 items
1972-1973
Sullivan Mining Company
Box Folder
OS 2209
Articles of Incorporation
10 items
1921-1954
OS 2210
Yearly financial reports, 1939-1940
3 items
1944
OS 2211-2215
Annual financial statements
5 items
1952-1955
OS 2216
Stock ledger/journal
1 item
1917-1941
OS 2217
Cancelled stock certificates
1 item
1917-1955
OS 2218-2220
Treadwell Yukon Co., Ltd., Tybo (Nevada) Mine. Reports of mine superintendent to Bunker Hill
200 items
1928-1937
Zinc Lock Company
Box Folder
OS 2221
Payroll summary reports
12 items
1970
OS 2222
Financial statements and reports
81 items
1968-1972
OS 2223
Unidentified: Ledger for unidentified mine in Boundary County, near Bonners Ferry
1 item
1927-1928

Series XII:  Miscellaneous Items, 1913-1983Return to Top

Items which did not fit into established series were placed in a miscellaneous series. Types of material in this series are a record of special trips made by Bunker Hill jitneys or buses between 1938 and 1940, visitors and guest registers, plant handbooks and safety manuals, reports on non Bunker Hill mining properties and geology prepared by Oscar H. Hershey and Fred Callaway, reel to reel tape recordings and 4 15" data disks.

Other material relates to the Jackass Ski Bowl and Shoshone Recreation, Inc. - Silverhorn Ski Area. Jackass Ski Bowl, near Wardner, Idaho, was constructed in 1967 on lands leased from Bunker Hill. Operations began in 1968, but several years of poor skiing weather caused the operation to discontinue. Assets were liquidated in a foreclosure sale by the Small Business Administration in August 1973 and were purchased by Bunker Hill for $100,000. The ski facility was reorganized as Silverhorn Ski Area under the ownership of Shoshone Recreation, Inc. Included are general informational records and monthly financial statements for the years 1973-1979.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box Folder
OS 2224
Buss (sic) drivers: Record of special trips made by Bunker Hill jitneys or buses
1 item
1938-1940
OS 2225
Visitors register, smelter
1 item
1957-1969
98 2226
Guest books: Phosphate acid plant open house
2 items
31 August 1960
98 2227
Guest book: Dedication of Henwood Library
1 item
22 June 1967
98 2228
Great Salt Lake Minerals & Chemical Corp.
52 items
1968-1970
98 2229
Gulf Resources and Chemical Corporation, Miscellaneous
44 items
1968-1970
98 2230
Idaho Mining Association projects
10 items
1972-1973
98 2231-2232
Jackass Ski Bowl
110 items
1966-1973
98 2233-2235
Shoshone Recreation, Inc. - Silverhorn
116 items
1973-1978
98 2236-2241
Shoshone Recreation, monthly financial statements
67 items
1973-1979
99 2242
Transcript: Meeting of Subcommittee on Public Lands of the House of Representatives (Conference on revision of the United States Mining Laws) Hotel Davenport, Spokane, Washington
1 item
17 & 18 October 1949
99 2243
Plat maps showing Bunker Hill ownership
1 item
circa 1954
99 2244
Bunker Hill lead smelter plant handbook
1 item
circa 1976
99 2245
Bunker Hill safety manuals and other brochures
12 items
1964-1965
99 2246
Drawings for pelletized fertilizer container
5 items
undated
99 2247
Gulf Resources and Chemical Corp. directories
3 items
1981-1983
99 2248
Proposed housing program for the Bunker Hill Company, prepared by Skidmore Owings and Merrill, Architects
1 item
1956
99 2249
Hershey, Oscar H. Reports on various mining properties
21 items
1925-1930
99 2250
Hershey, Oscar H. The geology and ore deposits of the Wardner District, Idaho
1 item
1911
99 2251
Callaway, Fred W. Report on the property of the Sidney Mining Company, Shoshone County, Idaho
1 item
1925
99 2252
Handy, R.S. Report of the electrolytic process used in the plant of the Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co., Trail, B.C.
1 item
1913
99 2253
Shaw, Clifford. Review of proposed nitrogen and phosphate plants, Columbia River Chemicals, Inc.
1 item
1954
99 2254
Liability release
1 item
circa 1980s
99 2255
Maps showing ownership in the Coeur d'Alene mining area
2 items
1950-1969
99 2256
Maps: Insurance survey of Bunker Hill
4 items
1976
99 2257
Map: Townsite map of Sweeney, Idaho
1 item
1921
99 2258
Spokesman Review Magazine, Progress issue, Mining section
1 item
December 1972
99 2259
Sinclair, M.J. Recollections of a pioneer (carbon typescript)
1 item
undated
Reel to reel tape recordings
Box Folder
99 2260
Unidentified (unplayable)
1 item
undated
99 2261
Shoshone County promotional program
1 item
undated
99 2262
Charles E. Schwab speech to Bunker Hill Employees
1 item
14 February 1968
Data disks (15" diameter)
Box Folder
OS 2263
DLI backup, data and tables
1 item
28 August 1981
OS 2264
SLO backup, RSX-11M & ICS systems as of 7-10-81
1 item
28 August 1981
OS 2265
System disk, RSX-11M & ICS system
1 item
7 October 1981
OS 2266
Development pack, ICS system source
1 item
7 October 1981

Series XIII:  Photographs, 1889-1979Return to Top

A majority of the material in this series is in the form of photographic negatives rather than prints. Boxes 100 to 106 contain mostly 35mm, 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" and 4" x 5" negatives, with some contact prints. Negatives were transferred from their original envelopes to acid neutral envelopes, but were kept in their original order; original descriptions were also retained. The envelopes were placed in folders according to subject, and in many cases more than one envelope on the same subject was placed in the folder. Photographs are of the smelter, zinc plant, research labs and fertilizer plant, concentrator and mine area, coast operations, and Crescent mine. Another group of negatives were taken for the Bunker Hill Reporter, although not all shots were used in the newsletter. Approximately 100 identifiable nitrate negatives from the Mine and Mill series (series K, box 105) were separated from the collection and will be copied onto safety film at a later date. Negatives which showed signs of severe deterioration were disposed of by the University safety office.

There is also a group of glass negatives. Unfortunately many of these have been badly scratched, others are cracked or broken. None were identified. Some are pictures of the Bunker Hill mine, others are of people and events.

Other negatives include copy negatives of aerial views of the Kellogg operations, and other negatives, some in color, of the plant.

The slides were placed in plastic slide pages, with 20 slides to a page. Most slides are of the smelter, mine, concentrator and the offices of the Pacific Division.

The final items in this series include a notebook containing photographs of trucks and graders, possibly at the Cortez mine, negatives and prints of the official opening of the Cortez mine in 1969, pictures of Gulf Resources executives, and a printing plate for a $5.00 Bunker Hill check.

Container(s) Description Dates
A. Smelter
1966-1979
Box Folder
100 2267
Miscellaneous: Cracked kettle, buckled hood, bundling with wire, citrate acid pit, Lurgi broken seals, smelter shots for Ken (WKE), retirement of pipe crew, Ron Johnson
21 items
1973-1975
100 2268
Acid plant, record shots
218 items
1969-1970
100 2269
Assay plant, old
1 item
1967
100 2270
Blast furnace
54 items
1966-1969
100 2271
Baghouse
20 items
1966-1970
100 2272
Batch plant
1 item
undated
100 2273
Casting and loading
12 items
circa 1967
100 2274
Coke debris
9 items
1970
100 2275
Compressor
6 items
undated
100 2276
George Shankster & crew, rubber belt conveyor
4 items
1970
100 2277
Crane
13 items
1969
100 2278
Electric shop
5 items
1967-1968
100 2279
First smelter employees
2 items
undated
100 2280
Expansion
2 items
1969
100 2281
Flue
25 items
1968-1970
100 2282
High line
10 items
1967
100 2283
Lurgi
58 items
1969
100 2284
Melting pot
3 items
1969
100 2285
Miscellaneous
15 items
circa 1967
100 2286
Pollution, water
2 items
1968
100 2287
Press day pictures
37 items
1970
100 2288
Pressure leach (autoclave)
2 items
undated
100 2289
Refining kettle, baghouse
8 items
1970
100 2290
Silver refinery
12 items
undated
100 2291
Sintering plant
63 items
1967-1970
100 2292
Stack
2 items
undated
100 2293
Supervisors
2 items
1968
100 2294
Train wreck
1 item
1966
100 2295
Unidentified
23 items
undated
B. Zinc Plant
1956-1970
Box Folder
100 2296
5th unit start
9 items
1957
100 2297
Acid plant
15 items
1970
100 2298
Anode washer
6 items
1969
100 2299
Assay lab
3 items
1966
100 2300
Burt filters
3 items
undated
100 2301
Cadmium plant
17 items
1969
100 2302
Cell room
1 item
1967
100 2303
Compressor, Rotary
2 items
undated
100 2304
Concentrate handling building
2 items
1967
100 2305
Construction
2 items
1956
100 2306
Cooling towers
1 item
undated
100 2307
Expansion
24 items
1966-1967
100 2308
Electric shop
1 item
1969
100 2309
Furnace charging units
3 items
1969
100 2310
Generator room (old units)
2 items
1967
100 2311
Zinc popcorn
2 items
1969
100 2312
Roasters
12 items
1967
100 2313
Roof damage
7 items
1969
100 2314
Safety banquet
3 items
1970
100 2315
Zinc slab & Idaho
4 items
undated
100 2316
Snow and Ice
1 item
1969
100 2317
Stack
3 items
1969
100 2318
Sulfuric acid plant
8 items
1966-1967
100 2319
Train accident
3 items
1967
100 2320
Turbine
6 items
1969
C. Research Labs & Fertilizer Plant
1960-1970
Box Folder
101 2321
Acid car fertilizer plant
1 item
undated
101 2322
Aerial view, laboratory
1 item
undated
101 2323
Bagging fertilizer
6 items
1969
101 2324
Bunker Hill labs
3 items
1967
101 2325
Fire assaying
34 items
1969
101 2326
Miscellaneous: Samplers (Hi-line, Larson test, wet cars
9 items
undated
101 2327
Overall research lab
4 items
undated
101 2328
Open house, Phosphoric acid plant
13 items
1960
101 2329
Outside views
4 items
1960-1965
101 2330
Phosphoric acid plant
9 items
circa 1960-1968
101 2331
Plant view, fertilizer plant
3 items
undated
101 2332
Lab picnic
12 items
1970
101 2333
Research lab equipment
2 items
undated
101 2334
Sample smears
4 items
undated
101 2335
First shipment from phosphoric acid plant
4 items
1961
101 2336
SO2 detection equipment, R & A labs
3 items
1970
101 2337
Inside tank, fertilizer plant
4 items
1967
101 2338
X-ray spectrometer
8 items
undated
D. Concentrator & Mine Area
1957-1970
Box Folder
101 2339
Mine assay office, old
3 items
1957
101 2340
Burgin ore bin
2 items
1968
101 2341
Car dumper @ R.H.
6 items
1969
101 2342
Concentrator
13 items
1957-1962
101 2343
Percussion drill rig
6 items
1970
101 2344
Jig tailings wash
2 items
1966
101 2345
Lead refinery
11 items
undated
101 2346
Damaged liners at concentrator
4 items
1969
101 2347
Mine yard
1 item
1968
101 2348
Nordberg compressor, Mine
4 items
1968
101 2349
Outside views, concentrator
3 items
undated
101 2350
Offices, Bunker Hill Company
4 items
1968
101 2351
Quantometer
4 items
1959
101 2352
Rock house
2 items
undated
101 2353
Tailings pond
9 items
1969
101 2354
Unidentified
9 items
undated
E. Coast Operation
1968-1979
Box Folder
101 2355
Houston office
13 items
1969
101 2356
Great Salt Lake
82 items
1968-1970
101 2357
Lithium-Bessemer
32 items
1969
101 2358
Pacific Division
35 items
1968
101 2359
Vanguard
2 items
undated
101 2360
Zinc-Lock
16 items
undated
F. Mines: Bunker Hill, Crescent
1957-1976
Box Folder
101 2361
Aerial views
29 items
1968-1972
101 2362
Air compressor, mine powerhouse
2 items
1968
101 2363
Baghouse/Flue
34 items
1974
101 2364
Board of Directors
11 items
1966-1968
101 2365
Bunker Hill photographs
6 items
undated
101 2366
Bureau of Mines tour of citrate plant
6 items
1974
101 2367
Casting machine, Zinc plant
9 items
undated
101 2368
Computer services
5 items
1969
101 2369
Cortez Gold Mine
12 items
1970
101 2370
Covering gypsum pond
6 items
1970
101 2371
Crescent-Bunker Hill connection
4 items
1965
101 2372
Environment II
19 items
undated
101 2373
Flue shots
17 items
1973-1976
101 2374
Gulf Resources & Chemical picture of Bunker Hill Mine
1 item
1974
101 2375
#5 hoist, mine - damaged cable
4 items
undated
101 2376
Jackass desk set presented to C.E. Schwab
1 item
1968
101 2377
Mine jumbo
22 items
undated
101 2378
Laser light demonstration, mine underground
4 items
1969
101 2379
Lithium Corporation visit to Bunker Hill Mine
3 items
1968
101 2380
Lead Zinc symposium - J.P. address
1 item
undated
101 2381
Melting department
5 items
undated
101 2382
Mine underground - John Parker
6 items
1970
101 2383
Mine locomotive, Crescent Mine
2 items
1957
101 2384
Mine ramp
9 items
1971
101 2385
Mine rescue
35 items
1976
101 2386
Miscellaneous
192 items
1972-1975
102 2387
Nancy Lee Mine
5 items
undated
102 2388
Nordberg compressor
1 item
undated
102 2389
North Fork pictures
3 items
undated
102 2390
Ore trains - Bunker Hill mine
4 items
undated
102 2391
Page hoist/comp.
9 items
undated
102 2392
Pend Oreille Mines & Metals
13 items
undated
102 2393
Pillar mining
18 items
1966
102 2394
Phosphate photographs
41 items
1973
102 2395
Company plane
2 items
undated
102 2396
Plant (not printed)
16 items
undated
102 2397
Pollution
15 items
1969-1970
102 2398
Mine portal
11 items
1968
102 2399
Potash mine (Sigmundshall Potash Mine and Refinery, Bad Salzdetfurth, Germany)
5 items
1969
102 2400
Press day pictures
11 items
1970
102 2401
Russell tunnel
5 items
1971
102 2402
Safety
21 items
1968-1970
102 2403
Sand fill, Bunker Hill Mine
6 items
circa 1968
102 2404
Shaft mucker, Bunker Hill mine
7 items
undated
102 2405
Shafts, Crescent mine
30 items
circa 1970
102 2406
Silver refinery, Bunker Hill
22 items
1970
102 2407
Skip, Bunker Hill
3 items
1969
102 2408
Smelter pictures
7 items
circa 1970
102 2409
SO2 monitoring, WWP
8 items
undated
102 2410
Spokesman Review, Progress Edition, Bunker Hill anniversary
22 items
1963
102 2411
Stack photographs
3 items
undated
102 2412
Staff house
2 items
undated
102 2413
Star mine - hoist room
12 items
July 1970
102 2414
Stripping - Zinc plant
2 items
1968
102 2415
Sunshine mine, Antimony plant opening
5 items
undated
102 2416
Sweeney portal
3 items
undated
102 2417
Tall stacks (some are construction photos)
93 items
undated
102 2418
Track hoe
9 items
1968
102 2419
Train wreck: CN car in warehouse parking lot
10 items
1 March, circa 1900s
102 2420
Trucks
1 item
undated
102 2421
Tunnel, Bunker Hill
3 items
undated
102 2422
Unidentified
31 items
undated
102 2423
Water
18 items
1967-1969
102 2424
Wildcat strike
7 items
1968
102 2425
Zinc plant
28 items
1958-1971
G. Unlabeled
1962-1976
Box Folder
102 2426
American Mining Association meeting
9 items
10 April 1970
102 2427
Gene Baker
4 items
undated
102 2428
Russ Bishop
17 items
undated
102 2429
Blood testing
1 item
undated
102 2430
Boise exhibit
5 items
1968
102 2431
Diamond jubilee (Wardner)
4 items
1963
102 2432
K. Droste with mining congress people
2 items
1970
102 2433
Earthday high schoolers
6 items
1970
102 2434
Employment office (uptown)
1 item
undated
102 2435
Environmental affairs
29 items
1973-1975
102 2436
Eye injury (hammers)
3 items
undated
102 2437
Farragut display
6 items
1967
102 2438
Bunker Hill float
3 items
1958
102 2439
Greenhouse
1 item
undated
102 2440
Gulf Resources and Chemical personnel
31 items
1969-1976
102 2441
B. Haffner's knife
3 items
circa 1970
102 2442
Jim Halley, candids
13 items
1975
102 2443
Bunker Hill hard hat
2 items
undated
102 2444
Hecla stream project
30 items
undated
102 2445
Henwood library dedication
5 items
1967
102 2446
Company houses
30 items
1968
103 2447
Idaho Mining Association
31 items
1969-1972
103 2448
Silver Jackass for 25th anniversary of Sunshine Inn
4 items
1968
103 2449
Jackass ski bowl
15 items
1968
103 2450
Kellogg
3 items
1962-1970
103 2451
George Kent
1 item
undated
103 2452
Andy Larson
4 items
1970
103 2453
Legislators
10 items
1970
103 2454
Art Lennon, Burt Lipshay
4 items
1969
103 2455
Lookout Pass ski shots
9 items
1972
103 2456
Miss Kellogg
19 items
1970
103 2457
B.M. Mattern, Robert Mige
3 items
1969-1970
103 2458
Northwest Mining Congress
9 items
1970
103 2459
Negotiations
6 items
circa 1969
103 2460
Old pictures
7 items
undated
103 2461
People
26 items
1973-1976
103 2462
Alan Pols
4 items
undated
103 2463
Rescusi "Annie"
2 items
undated
103 2464
Retirements
35 items
circa 1970
103 2465
Domenic Rinaldi, Bob Russell
2 items
circa 1970
103 2466
Norman Sather
2 items
1970
103 2467
Singing at concert
6 items
1970
103 2468
Smelterville sewer dedication
2 items
1969
103 2469
Topographical map, Smelter Heights area
1 item
undated
103 2470
Jerry Turnbow, Fred Turner
5 items
1970-1975
103 2471
Twenty year clubs
35 items
1970-1975
103 2472
Underground trees
4 items
undated
103 2473
United Way crusade
64 items
1967-1970
103 2474
Vice president's silver medallion award to the Acid Plant crew
6 items
1969
103 2475
Bunker Hill volunteer firemen
6 items
1970
103 2476
Washington Water Power court materials
6 items
1972
103 2477
Wise owls (eye safety)
17 items
undated
103 2478
YMCA director Paul
2 items
circa 1970
103 2479
Zinc plant
2 items
undated
H. Bunker Hill Reporter Picture Pages
1967-1972
Box Folder
103 2480
Pilot's life; Seattle plants; Jobs; New hospital; Safety department; Railroad system; Reporter is printed
40 items
November 1957-December 1968
103 2481
MSB insurance claims processing; Mine timber; Warehouse; Kellogg main office building, 3rd floor; Natural gas; Company offices; Coeur d'Alene River dredge; Lead pipe - Seattle
39 items
March-December 1959
103 2482
Machinists; Smelter, parts I and II; Zinc plant, parts I and II; Solder production in Seattle; Salaried employees remain busy during strike; Seattle smelting
43 items
January-December 1960
103 2483
Assorted jobs; Phosphoric acid plant; Safety glasses, parts I and II; Timber treating; Variety of jobs; Seattle - battery production; Sand fill; Journeymen
89 items
February-November 1961
103 2484
Mine assay office; Employee jobs; Carpenters; Cadmium plant; Stock transfer procedures; Painters; Employee duties; Electricians
86 items
January-November 1962
104 2485
Maintenance personnel; YMCA; Boiler makers; Foreign concentrate
62 items
January-June 1963
104 2486
Salmon derby; West Shoshone General Hospital; Pipe fitters; Kellogg civic building
60 items
July-December 1963
104 2487
Time keeping system; Bowling; Bunker Hill ladies; Alloy products, Zinc plant; Safety award spending
82 items
February-December 1964
104 2488
Garage; Lubrication crew; Scales
80 items
February-May 1965
104 2489
Mine safety; Kellogg construction; Zinc plant expansion; custom milling; Brick layers
71 items
June-December 1965
104 2490
Civil defense; Fertilizer plant; High line; Water department
62 items
January-April 1966
104 2491
Zinc plant expansion; Camp Ferguson; Smelter tour; Springtime in Kellogg; YMCA night school
94 items
June-December 1966
104 2492
Apprentices; Mill ponds; Data processing deeps tabs on warehouse; New labs; Warehouse; Jamboree; Soil sampling; Smelter 50th anniversary; Students are weekend workers; Jackass ski bowl; Security department
135 items
February-December 1967
104 2493
Bunker Hill mine cable crew; Crescent cooling system; Ore sampling system; Efficiency increased at concentrator; Speer bullets; Pacific division operations; Kellogg ballpark lighting; Local schools face problems of age and overcrowding
131 items
January-October 1968
104 2494
Lithium Corporation personnel; Zinc-Lock Corp.; Fire assaying; Zinc plant cadmium unit; Mine 20 year club; Bunker Hill construction projects
67 items
May-December 1969
104 2495
Underground square set stope procedure; Zinc plant casting; Utilities; Concentrator
84 items
February-August 1970
I. Current Reporter
1969-1970
Box Folder
104 2496
55 items
January, September-December 1969
104 2497
158 items
January-December 1970
J. Miscellaneous
1957-1975
Box Folder
104 2498
Ancient mining; copy negatives of plates from a book on mining
5 items
undated
104 2499
Concentrator, interior shots
4 items
1957
104 2500
Copy negatives of Barnard-Stockbridge prints
7 items
undated
104 2501
Ray's negatives of Hawaii and Houston
4 items
undated
104 2502
Mine jumbo
39 items
1970-1972
104 2503
Mr. Marcy with clocks
4 items
undated
104 2504
Mining in timbered stope
10 items
1969
104 2505
People
22 items
undated
104 2506
Smelter
9 items
undated
104 2507
Ladies 10 year club
35 items
1968-1975
104 2508
Mine 20 year club
58 items
1968-1971
104 2509
Smelter 20 year club
102 items
1969-1973
104 2510
Zinc plant 20 year club
39 items
1969-1970
104 2511
Pend Oreille 20 year club
39 items
1969-1970
104 2512
Seattle 21 year dinner
14 items
1968
104 2513
Water treatment plant
8 items
undated
104 2514
Zinc plant, melting department
22 items
1969
K. Mill and Mine Negatives
1889-1942
Box Folder
104 2515
Mill: General
63 items
1927-1941
104 2516
Classifiers
10 items
1928-1940
104 2517
Concentration
32 items
1921-1929
104 2518
Crushing and conveying
16 items
1927-1936
104 2519
Flotation
11 items
circa 1927-1936
106 2520
Machinery
38 items
1927-1942
106 2521
Sink and float
8 items
1942
106 2522
Mine: General
5 items
circa 1930-1938
106 2523
Hoisting
9 items
circa 1925-1940
106 2524
Pumping
19 items
1923-1940
106 2525
Stoping
21 items
1924-1937
106 2526
Tramming
18 items
circa 1921-1935
106 2527
Ventilation
3 items
undated
106 2528
Yard dump
33 items
1921-1939
106 2529
Bunker Hill and Kellogg people
32 items
1899-1937
106 2530
Kellogg schools
1 item
1893
106 2531
Early Kellogg pictures
1 item
undated
106 2532
Special events
25 items
1917-1939
106 2533
Negatives copied by Idaho State Historical Society, July 1970
8 items
1917-1939
L. Glass Negatives
undated
Box Folder
107 2534
Unidentified house
1 item
undated
107 2535
Interior view of mine plant
1 item
undated
107 2536
Unidentified house with large garden in front
1 item
undated
107 2537
Horse drawn wagon with young girls waving state pennants
1 item
undated
107 2538
Exterior view of Bunker Hill plant
1 item
undated
107 2539
Exterior view of plant area
1 item
undated
107 2540
Family portrait: mother, father, 2 children
1 item
undated
107 2541
Family portrait: 3 adults--possibly the grandparents--3 boys, one girl
1 item
undated
107 2542
Man talking to women wearing some type of uniform
1 item
undated
107 2543
Five people in clown costumes
1 item
undated
107 2544
Two portraits: older man and woman
1 item
undated
107 2545
Two portraits: older man and woman (slightly enlarged version of previous negative
1 item
undated
107 2546
Young woman in a costume
1 item
undated
107 2547
Ball (Soccer or basketball)
1 item
undated
107 2548
Model of mine workings
1 item
undated
107 2549
Cast of a play
1 item
undated
107 2550
Three members of a play cast
1 item
undated
107 2551
Possibly mine hoisting machinery
3 items
undated
107 2552
Machine shop crew - Last Chance Mine
1 item
undated
107 2553-2554
Interior view of unidentified area
2 items
undated
107 2555
Interior view, possibly the smelter
1 item
undated
107 2556
Interior view of what appears to be the warehouse
1 item
undated
107 2557
Interior view of unidentified shop area
1 item
undated
107 2558
Man with full beard
1 item
undated
107 2559 a,b
Mine rescue crew (2 pieces of the same negative)
2 items
undated
107 2560
Miners underground
1 item
undated
107 2561
Funeral with men in Masonic regalia
1 item
undated
M. Other Negatives
1965-1978
Box Folder
108 2562
Aerial view, Kellogg operations, copied
10 items
1968
108 2563
Mine tour
4 items
undated
108 2564
35mm color negatives of the Bunker Hill plant
20 items
undated
108 2565
35mm negatives, color and black & white, of exhibits, people and places (original identifications were very sketchy)
10 items
circa 1979
108 2566
Bunker Hill related negatives
92 items
circa 1965-1973
N. Slides
1885-1969
Box Folder
108 2567-2568
Smelter
13 items
1950-1962
108 2569
Concentrator
4 items
undated
109 2570-2571
Mine
13 items
1885-1968
109 2572
Miscellaneous
2 items
1950-1969
109 2573
Pacific Division
3 items
1961
O. Prints & Plates
1933-1969
Box Folder
109 2574
Trucks and graders, possibly at Cortez mine
1 item
circa 1969
109 2575
Cortez Mine official opening
121 items
20 March 1969
109 2576
Gulf Resources executive pictures
20 items
undated
109 2577
Printing place for $5.00 Bunker Hill Check
1 item
1933

XIV:  Maps, 1887-1980Return to Top

The final series consists of a large collection of maps, including stope maps, surface maps, and progress maps of Bunker Hill properties as well as maps of the Coeur d'Alene mining district. Of particular interest is a map of the Coeur d'Alene mining district drawn by Henry C. Ihrig and copyrighted by Adam Aulbach in 1899 (T-17 2712). A few maps were small enough to be folded and placed in folders; these include maps of building locations for the smelter, zinc reduction plant, research laboratory and gas plant, mine and mill properties and fertilizer plant. Other foldered maps are fire maps showing gas shut off valves, fire alarms, Grinnell valves and alarms, and fire hydrants for the smelter, mine plant, zinc plant, and phosphate plant and research lab. A majority of the maps are rolled and are stored in tall boxes. They are arranged by the Bunker Hill number. An asterisk (*) preceding the description indicates that the map was too large to be removed from the box which it was originally stored upon receipt by the library. A double asterisk (**) preceding the description indicates that the map is very large and mounted on cloth; these maps were difficult to handle and are not stored in numerical sequence.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box Folder
110 2578
Bunker Hill maps showing building locations
5 items
1966-1968
110 2579
Bunker Hill fire maps
5 items
1972-1976
110 2580
Bunker Hill mine and mill properties
2 items
1975
110 2581
Crescent mine shaft progress
1 item
1953-1954
110 2582
Dawn/Iuka geology plan
1 item
1985
110 2583
Kellogg High School practice football field
1 item
1964
110 2584
S-31 2739. Bunker Hill underground
6 items
undated
110 2585
Bunker Hill underground 9-27 levels
19 items
1962
111
Unnumbered to E-29
34 items
112
E-31 to E-44
30 items
113
E-47 to E-72
114
S-4 to S-45
115
T-2 to T-52
116
*E-2 to *E-72
117-119
**E-3 to **E-72
Map List
**Bunker Hill #6 east
**Rack 96 tunnel, etc
Bunker Hill #1 Shaft, composite map
2 sheets
undated
Bunker Hill & Kellogg fire hydrants and mains
3 sheets
1921-1934
Bunker Hill Co. mine and mill properties at and near Kellogg
1962
Bunker Hill Smelter properties
1962
Bunker Hill Zinc Reduction plant
1962
Maximum forseeable loss by fire at Zinc plant
2 sheets
1977
Photobase aerial view map of Sunshine Mine area
3 sheets
1976
Smelter, Assessors plan
undated
Zinc plant flow sheets
3 sheets
1978
Zinc reduction plant
1974
D208: Sidney Mine longitudinal section
2 sheets
1945
D208-2285: Sidney Mine
8 sheets
1924
D210-2535: Silver King mill site survey
2 sheets
1962
D450-2259: Bunker Hill Mine, Vertical longitudinal section
1958
E02-0430: *Clarke's litigation map
1909
E03-0447: **Porters claim map
undated
E04-0428: *Bunker Hill general map
undated
E05-1055: **Last Chance - Rack Wardner Mine
undated
E06-2660: Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mine plan
3 sheets
1942
E06-2660: Bunker Hill Mine plan
1900s
E06-2660: Bunker Hill mine plan
1900s
E09-0431: **Litigation map
undated
E10-0449: **Bunker Hill underground - Hite area
undated
E11-0448: **Bunker Hill underground above 9 level
undated
E12-0450: **Sullivan underground
undated
E13-0443: **Bunker Hill west extension surface and underground
undated
E14-0442: **Bunker Hill surface and underground
1909
E15-0439: **Ontario mine
undated
E15-2896: Ontario Mine progress maps
14 sheets
1915
E15-2896: Ontario mine, progress maps
12 sheets
1916
E16-0858: **Caledonia - Ontario
undated
E17-2193: **Bunker Hill west extension below 9 level
undated
E18-0451: **Bunker Hill underground below 9
undated
E19-0445: *Bunker Hill underground longitudinal section above 9 level
undated
E20-0433: **Map for water system
undated
E20-0686: Kellogg, water pipe map
undated
E20-2897: Diagram of pipes, tees, unions & valves in Bunker Hill Yard
1920
E20-2899: Bunker Hill Water lines to East Portland Ave.
undated
E20-2899: Kellogg water and power supply maps
8 sheets
1926
E20-2899: Pipes, tees, unions & valves in BH yard& map of Kellogg hydrants
1926
E22-2230: Detailed stope map
undated
E22-2320: Bunker Hill vertical longitudinal survey
2 sheets
1960s
E22-2330: Bunker Hill Mine vertical longitudinal sections
3 sheets
circa 1960-1975
E22-2330: Bunker Hill Progress map
1958
E22-2330: Mine plan, bottom half
undated
E25-0446: *Bunker Hill underground longitudinal projection below 9 level
undated
E26-2662: Empire State-Idaho Mining & Development co., underground workings
undated
E26-2663: Empire State-Idaho mine, stope maps
14 sheets
undated
E26-2664: Empire State-Idaho mine workings plans
11 sheets
undated
E27-1677: **Snowstorm Mine, Mullan
undated
E29-2667: Bunker Hill-Sunshine coordinates
1950
E29-2904: Silver Syndicate vein
2 sheets
1958
E30-2195: *Bunker Hill underground, 23-27 levels
undated
E31-2317: Bunker Hill & Sullivan map of leases and property
1952
E31-2326: Bunker Hill Kellogg area properties
1976 property tax
E31-2326: Bunker Hill property site maps
2 sheets
undated
E31-2326: Bunker Hill surface map
undated
E31-2326: City of Kellogg, Bunker Hill mine, smelter & zinc plant
1955
E31-2326: Kellogg zoning map and property tax appeal
3 sheets
1976
E36-0396: Reed tunnel
2 sheets
1909
E36-2905: Mine workings
undated
E36-2906: Jersey - stope map
10 items
undated
E36-2907: Unidentified. Geology plans, c1952
6 sheets
circa 1952
E36-2908: McConnel's stratographic struct maps
undated
E36-2909: Unidentified Mine, Mine workings
4 sheets
undated
E36-2910: Coeur d'Alene National Forest (USGS map of Idaho & W. Montana)
1948
E36-2911: Bunker Hill surface maps
6 sheets
undated
E37-2912: BH levels 8, 9, 18.5, 20.5
4 sheets
undated
E41-0572: Ontario mine showing Stewart workings
2 sheets
undated
E41-0581: Stewart vs. Ontario suit
7 sheets
1917
E41-0705: Stewart vs. Ontario suit, Plantiff exhibit
10 sheets
1915
E41-0832: Ontario survey no. 755
undated
E41-0832: Section 2-2
undated
E41-0832: Section 3-3 looking Northeast
undated
E41-0832: Section X-X1 through Ontario line
undated
E41-0845: Stewart vs. Ontario
undated
E41-0848: Stewart 300 level
undated
E41-0848: Stewart Mine tunnel
17 sheets
undated
E42: Pend Oreille Mine progress map
undated
E42-2194: *Bunker Hill underground, 15-23 levels
undated
E42-3014: Pend Oreille Mine stope maps
4 sheets
undated
E42-3014: Pend Oreille Mine, Yellowhead area workings
6 sheets
undated
E42-3014: Pend Oreille Mine, Yellowhead area
5 items
1980
E44-2922: Crescent Mine drift progreess
3 sheets
1953-1954
E47: Ontario lode
undated
E47: Section 4-4 looking NE
undated
E47-0568: Stewart apex and property map
undated
E47-0577: Stewart mine
2 sheets
January 1913
E47-0589: Ontario Mine showing Stewart workings, Projection of vein fragments
undated
E47-0590: Ontario and Senator Stewart projected vein fragments
undated
E47-0591: Ontario Mine with Stewart workings
undated
E47-0594: Stewart Mine, map by Hershey
undated
E47-0727: Stewart alleged apex
3 sheets
undated
E47-0727: Stewart Mng. Co. copy of original working map, Ont. v. St. case
1915
E47-0914: Stewart-Ontario
1915
E47-2933: Ontario load stope map
undated
E47-2933: Ontario mine showing Stewart workings, Defendents exhibit, plan map
undated
E47-2933: Ontario Mine showing Stewart workings
undated
E47-2933: Ontario stope maps
5 sheets
undated
E47-2933: Section 1-1 looking Northeast
undated
E47-2933: Section 2-2
undated
E47-2933: Stewart tunnel, Section 5-5 looking NE
undated
E49-2937: **Caledonia Mining Company
undated
E49-2938: **Caledonia Mining Company Geology
undated
E49-2939: **Caledonia Mining Co. assays
undated
E49-2940: Section maps
6 items
undated
E56-0229: Tyler vs. Last Chance, location map
undated
E57: *Last Chance Mine
undated
E57: Sierra-Nevada and Palmer fraction
1887
E58: **Resurvey of Ontario 50 foot level (9-17)
undated
E60-2618: Bunker Hill Mine model sheets
2 sheets
undated
E62-0435: *Plans, Reed and above
undated
E63-0429: **Geological plan of the March ore body
1907
E69-0436: *Bunker Hill x-sections, 1st Stemwinder case
undated
E70-0851: *Bunker Hill underground work above 9
undated
E70-0853: **Tyler trespass cross section
undated
E71-2935: Bunker Hill geology plans, 10-13 levels
4 items
undated
E71-2935: Bunker Hill geology plans, 14-17 levels
4 sheets
undated
E71-2935: Bunker Hill geology plans, 18-20 levels
4 items
undated
E71-2935: Bunker Hill Geology plans, 20-22 levels
4 sheets
undated
E71-2935: Bunker Hill geology plans, 23-27 level
4 sheets
undated
E71-2935: Bunker Hill geology plans, 6-9 levels
4 sheets
undated
E71-2935: Bunker Hill geology plans, Surface, 4 & 5 levels
3 items
undated
E72-2267: **Prints of old 200 scale geology plans, surface-9 level and 19.5 level
undated
E72-2267: *Bunker Hill level plans
13 sheets
undated
E72-2267: Bunker Hill mine, 21-23 levels
4 items
undated
S04-2730: Bunker Hill surface map, Last Chance area
7 sheets
1969
S05-0270: Coeur d'Alene River valley
1908
S07-2943: Contours along the Coeur d'Alene River
3 sheets
1918
S07-2943: Federal M. & S map, public land subdivisions along CdA river
2 items
1905
S07-2943: Property along Coeur d'Alene River
3 sheets
undated
S07-2943: Property along Coeur d'Alene River
6 sheets
undated
S07-2943: South Fork of Coeur d'Alene River, map of
undated
S10-3008: Bunker Hill Mine Sweeney area showing coordinates
18 sheets
1974
S18-2587: Bunker Hill surface map/geochemical soil sampling Iuka Tunnel
1979
S20-3022: Arizona tunnel, Eureka and adjacent drifts
undated
S22-2732: Bunker Hill Crescent, Yreka project
undated
S22-2732: Crescent Mine, Stewart & Yreka projects
6 sheets
undated
S23: ASARCO East Page project 3070 level
2 sheets
1966
S28-2735: Crescent shaft
13 sheets
1968
S28-2736: Truck assembly and drawhead arrangement
1968
S28-2737: Head sheaves for 21 Aux hoist
1943
S29-2738: Roger-Brown/Rosco area
4 sheets
undated
S29-2814: Cate fault low grade areas
5 sheets
1952
S30-2641: Knoche Mine and Tunnels, Smelterville
3 sheets
1966
S30-2641: Knoche Mine
6 sheets
undated
S312-2739: Steward project
3 sheets
undated
S34-2740: Bunker Hill veral veins reserve blocks
undated
S35-2741: Crescent Mine
6 sheets
1965
S36-2742: Bunker Hill Mine vertical longitudinal section
2 sheets
1960s
S37-2744: Sunshine Mine, composite map
1962
S39-2743: Idaho Leadville Mines, Shoshone County
9 sheets
1966
S41-2746: Bunker Hill Crescent-Sunshine areas
1967
S42-2747: Royal Mines, Terror Gulch, Shoshone Co.
7 sheets
1966
S45-2749: Bunker Hill-Shea area; Orr-Roger composite
2 sheets
1957
T01-2698: Caledonia Mine
3 sheets
1958
T02-2699: Unidentified stope maps
3 items
undated
T03-2700: Crescent Mine longitudinal section
1939
T03-2764: Projection in plane of dull fault
12 sheets
1941
T04-2701: Extra lateral sweeps, Cate fault
3 sheets
undated
T06-2702: Crescent Mine surface maps
3 sheets
undated
T07-2703: Aberdeen-Idaho, roads & surface trenches, contours, assays
1948
T08-2704: Silver King Mine, Sanders Co., Montana
1951
T09-2705: Yankee Girl vein
undated
T10-2706: Shea area, old composite
undated
T11-2707: Unidentified stope maps
17 items
undated
T13-2708: Aberdeen-Idaho, Wilkie group
2 items
undated
T14-2709: Bunker Hill Stewart Block and Caledonia Mine
4 sheets
undated
T15-2710: Crescent Mine D.M.E.A. contract area
4 sheets
1959
T15-2710: Crescent Mine, D.M.E.A. contract area
3 sheets
1953
T17-2712: Maps of the Coeur d'Alene mining region
2 sheets
1899 & 1909
T18-2713: Bunker Hill Sections, underground works
1892
T18-2713: Coeur d'Alene Mining District (C. Merriam)
undated
T19-2714: Sketch showing geologic structures projected to 23 Level,
December 1940
T20-2715: Crescent maps
3 sheets
1955
T21-2638: Sullivan & Douglas Mines. Composite claims and mine workings
4 items
1950
T22-2716: Stope maps, Stemwinder?
5 sheets
undated
T23-2717: Crescent mine
5 sheets
undated
T24-2718: Bunker Hill motor zone composite
3 sheets
1974
T25-2720: Silver Bowl Mine
7 sheets
1948
T26-2721: Quill composit levels 9-15
1981
T26-3010: Shaft mucker & battleship
5 sheets
undated
T28-2724: Coeur d'Alene Mining Dist.
2 sheets
1967
T29-2995: Master layout of Bunker Hill surface plant
2 sheets
undated
T30-2726: Star Unit longitudinal section looking N 11 E
1976
T33-2728: Stanly-Newgard, longitudinal projection
3 sheets
1972
T34-2729: Bunker Hill, Sierra Nevada vein
6 sheets
1976-1978
T35-2675: Property map: Tamarack, Sherman, Hercules area
1954
T36-2679: Bullion Mining Co., St. Joe Dist, Idaho
4 sheets
1920
T37-2680: Pontiac Mining Company
2 sheets
undated
T37-2979: Golden Chest & Mother Lode properties
1937
T39-1792: Sketch showing Motor vein and Cate fault projected
January 1941
T39-2689: PanAmerican Mine, Pioche, Nevada
3 sheets
1976
T40-2691: Bunker Hill surface map
undated
T41-2723: Coeur d'Alene district geology
undated
T42-2725: Coeur d'Alene mining district
undated
T42-2725: Unidentified stope maps
5 sheets
undated
T45-3007: Lookout ski area
5 sheets
undated
T47-3015: Crescent Mine shaft sets
4 sheets
1979
T48-3018: Plans for guillotine type chute gate
6 sheets
1977
T50-3023: Crescent ventilation schematic
5 sheets
1979
T52-2587: Spokane Central Mine
1968

XV:  Digital Materials,   (bulk 2013; 2019) Return to Top

419 megabytes : 13 files

The access files of the digital materials in this collection are located on the archive drive. Folder path: Y:\Processed Collections\Manuscript Groups\MG 367 (Bunker Hill Company records)\MG 367 (MA 2016-32)\Objects\data\MA2016-032_CD001\MA2016-032_CD001.

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Digital About the Bullion.pdf
About the Bullion
1.54 megabytes : Acrobat PDF 1.3 - Portable Document Format
20 February 2013
Digital BH Bullion No 01.pdf
BH Bullion No 01
12.6 megabytes : Acrobat PDF 1.3 - Portable Document Format
21 February 2013
Digital BH Bullion No 02.pdf
BH Bullion No 02
25 megabytes : Acrobat PDF 1.3 - Portable Document Format
21 February 2013
Digital BH Bullion No 03.pdf
BH Bullion No 03
13 megabytes : Acrobat PDF 1.3 - Portable Document Format
21 February 2013
Digital BH Bullion No 04a.pdf
BH Bullion No 04a
20.3 megabytes : Acrobat PDF 1.3 - Portable Document Format
25 March 2013
Digital BH Bullion No 05.pdf
BH Bullion No 05
50.1 megabytes : Acrobat PDF 1.3 - Portable Document Format
21 February 2013
Digital BH Bullion No 06.pdf
BH Bullion No 06
23.7 megabytes : Acrobat PDF 1.3 - Portable Document Format
21 February 2013
Digital BH Bullion No 07.pdf
BH Bullion No 07
49.3 megabytes : Acrobat PDF 1.3 - Portable Document Format
21 February 2013
Digital BH Bullion No 08.pdf
BH Bullion No 08
24.2 megabytes : Acrobat PDF 1.3 - Portable Document Format
21 February 2013
Digital BH Bullion No 09.pdf
BH Bullion No 09
93.9 megabytes : Acrobat PDF 1.3 - Portable Document Format
21 February 2013
Digital BH Bullion No 10.pdf
BH Bullion No 10
22.1 megabytes : Acrobat PDF 1.3 - Portable Document Format
21 February 2013
Digital BH Bullion No 11.pdf
BH Bullion No 11
70.1 megabytes : Acrobat PDF 1.3 - Portable Document Format
21 February 2013
Digital BH Bullion No 12.pdf
BH Bullion No 12
12.8 megabytes : Acrobat PDF 1.3 - Portable Document Format
21 February 2013

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

  • Lead Mines and Mining
  • Lead mines and mining--Idaho--Coeur d'Alene Mining District--History--Sources
  • Mines and Mineral Resources
  • Mining Corporations
  • Mining corporations--Records--Idaho
  • Zinc Mines and Mining
  • Zinc mines and mining--Idaho--Coeur d'Alene Mining District--History--Sources

Corporate Names

  • Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
  • Caledonia Mining Company--History
  • Pend Oreille Mines and Metals Company (Metaline Falls, Wash.)--History
  • Reeves Macdonald Mining Company--History

Geographical Names

  • Bunker Hill Mine (Idaho)
  • Idaho