Mine Index Number: 2988
| Company Name:
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John Boden
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| Mine Name:
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Boden Mine
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| Start Date:
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1933
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End Date:
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1934
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| Type of Mine:
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Underground
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| Total acres shown:
|
11
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| Production Indicated Acres:
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Less than 1 [1]
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General Area of mining acres shown:
|
11
|
|
|
Shaft, Slope, Drift or Tipple Location(s)
| Type
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County
|
Township-Range
|
Section
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Part Section
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| Main drift
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Mercer
|
15N 2W
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26
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SE SE SW
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| Old shaft
|
Mercer
|
15N 2W
|
26
|
SW SE SW
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Geology
| Rock Island
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35
|
|
|
3.6-4.0
|
Underground
|
Geological Problems Reported
Production
| Company
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Mine Name
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Date
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Production (tons)
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Production Notes
Coal Report production (if available)
Sources of Data
| Coal Section files, Milan Quadrangle
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Undated
|
1:62500
|
1:62500
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Secondary source
|
| ISGS field notes (J. A. Udden)
|
7-24-1911
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1:62500
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1:62500
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Secondary source
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Annotated Bibliography (Data source - brief description of information)
| Coal Reports - Production, ownership, years of operation.
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| Directory of Illinois Coal Mines (Mercer County) - Mine names, mine index, ownership, years of operation.
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| Mine notes (Mercer County) - Mine type, drift location, seam, depth, thickness.
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| ISGS field notes (Mercer County) - Shaft location, thickness.
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| Coal Section files, undated work map on USGS topographic map, 15-minute Milan Quadrangle - Mine outline, drift location, shaft location (printed on 1910 topographic map).
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| Mined-out area map, O'Neill plan map No. 4, 1950 - Mine type, mine identification.
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Mine Notes
Mine Images
Photographs
Notes
- ↑ However, the 1910 (15-minute) quadrangle map depicts a shaft within the general area of mining, and other mines may have operated within the general area of mining.
- ↑ ISGS field notes written by J. A. Udden indicate that the Dog Town Mine operated by Docherty Brothers (mine index 2995) on 7-24-1911 worked at the shaft location shown for Boden Mine (SW SE SW 26-T15N-R2W). It is likely that the 35-T15N-R2W location was not the site for all of the production from 1878 to 1920.
