Washington's Ruby Creek Mining District includes 19 nearby active claims and 31 nearby mines—7 occurrences, 16 prospects, and 8 producers.

Noted on back of this stereo view: "Ruby Camp, Colo.," in old pen-style writing. Ruby Camp and the Town of Irwin were two townsites established in the early Ruby Mining District, just a few years after the Brunot-Ouray Treaty was implemented and the Ruffner expedition surveyed the Gunnison Country.

Ruby Camp and the Town of Irwin were two townsites established in the early Ruby Mining District, just a few years after the Brunot-Ouray Treaty was implemented and the Ruffner expedition surveyed the Gunnison Country. Hand-writing similar to that of George Mellen as seen on other stereo views of the same vintage. June 1880.

Ruby Mining District (Elk Mountain Mining District; Irwin Mining District), Gunnison Co., Colorado, USA : Floresta station. Ag.

History of placer gold mining in the central Alaska district of Ruby City on the Yukon River, from 1912 to 1993 Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (BLM website, viewed August 4, 2021)

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resulted in the organization of the Ruby Hi II mining district. West of the discoveries on Ruby Hill, Loup Loup City sprang up, while east of Ruby Hill, on Salmon Creek, Ruby City came into existence (fig. 2). By 1889, several hundred mining claims had been staked in the Salmon River, Galena, and Ruby mining districts; silver ore

Montana Mine (Miller-Hansen group; Eagle Picher Mine), Montana Mine group, Ruby, Oro Blanco Mining District (Ruby Mining District), Oro Blanco Mountains, Santa Cruz Co., Arizona, USA Reference: Keith, Stanton B. (1975), Arizona Bureau of Mines Bull. 191, Index of Mining Properties in Santa Cruz County Arizona: 69 (Table 4); Knight (1970 ...

The Ruby mining district and the others surrounding it never had satisfactory roads. The town of Ruby was typical of other small mining camps. One of the better descriptions is given by Guy Waring: Ruby, in 1888, was at the height of its power. Miners and prospectors were flowing there from all over the Northwest, and more than a thousand men ...

Ruby (Koyukon: Tl'aa'ologhe) is an incorporated town in central western Alaska, situated on the south bank of the Yukon River at the northwesternmost tip of the Nowitna National Wildlife Refuge.It is accessible only by boat or air. A formerly sizeable gold-mining and lumbering town servicing the region, at the 2010 census the population was just 166, with only a general store and post office ...

The Ruby Mine has a very rich history and is famous for its big gold nuggets: largest at 201oz; C.L. Best Collection almost 1,000oz of nuggets 3oz and larger. Part of the richest high-grade gold district in California, the Ruby has produced both coarse placer and specimen high-grade lode gold. Learn More

Ruby-Poorman Mining District in the Ruby Quadrangle Stampede and stake everything; Build a town and make everything. I On January 10, 1912, the short-lived Ruby Citizen newspaper crowed about the cocky, expanding Ruby City, which burst forth in boomtown style almost overnight in spring 1911 as gold placer miners stampeded for the

Colorado's Ruby Mining District includes 748 nearby active claims and 44 nearby mines—8 occurrences and 36 producers.

Also known as the Salmon Creek District, the Ruby Mining District is an abandoned mining district in north central Washington State, founded in 1887 by Thomas D. Fuller. The principle mined ore was silver, though, copper, lead, and small amounts of gold were also extracted.

Several towns and mining camps prospered for a short time in the area of the Ruby District. Crested Butte started as a gold camp but prospered later as a coal-mining town, starting in the late 1870s. The railroad and the Pearl Pass road to Aspen solidified the town's standing by 1882 (Eberhart, 1969).