D. W. Boise papers, 1916-1959.

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D. W. Boise papers, 1916-1959.

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The D. W. Boise papers consists of 191 photographs of the mining operations in Santa Rita, New Mexico and documents about mining. The documents include articles from the Silver City Press and Independent and technical papers and reports about mining. There are also four brass railroad tags that were placed along with the manuscript items. D.W. Boise was a collector of the photographs included in the collection, but some photographs have his name written on the back and may have been taken by him.

10 linear inches

New Mexico State University

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SNAC Resource ID: 7993508

New Mexico State University

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Boise, David W.

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David W. Boise was a mill clerk for the Chino Copper Company. Nothing further is known about him. From the description of D. W. Boise papers, 1916-1959. (New Mexico State University). WorldCat record id: 69195559 ...

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