in the thirty's jack came into Coeur d Alene looking to get some one to back him on a gold strike he had found in the Hayden lake area. as I dig into this story there is not much info the biggest issue

In November, 1889 a prospector named Jack Breen found gold near Coeur D’Alene. Breen; however, didn’t have the funds to work the claim so soon went into Coeur D’Alene to find someone to grubstake him.

Gemstone Guide GEMSTONE OR ROCK NAME COUNTY LOCATION AGATES - NODULES Cryptocrystalline Quartz CUSTER • Lime Creek 12 miles south of Challis along US 93A • Iris along Willow Creek Road off US 93A south

Idaho's nickname is "The Gem State." It has a long history of producing a variety of gem materials. The most important gems produced to date have been garnet and opal. Notable amounts of jade,

Idaho is called the "Gem State" for good reason. Every corner of the state has gems and minerals that can be found. The Star Garnet is the state gemstone, and a wide variety of other beautiful

Idaho is a fantastic state to prospect for gold. Over 2/3 of the state is public land, much of it managed by the BLM and Forest Service. These areas are generally open to mineral exploration, and Idaho

Idaho has many different types of minerals, and it was gold that brought the first permanent white settlers to the state. Although minerals can be used up, we are lucky to have enough minerals to meet

silver wolverine if you see this please explain how we find people on here

i am having a problem finding the people that I want to follow can someone help me out?

Silver Valley is a narrow valley about 40 miles (64 km) in length, east of the city of Coeur d'Alene. The South Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River flows through the valley and Interstate 90 traverses the

I live in one of the best places in the us for silver north Idaho, there is lots of silver and gold here the history of the mining activity is large and goes from early days to today so I guess we will