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Barton, Stoddard, Milhollin, and Lupton records
General correspondence (1959-1964); project files (1958-1959). Includes material on the "Nez Perce Gold Case" and correspondence, minutes, and other records relating to the Idaho State Board of Engineers (1947-1962).
Barzilla Clark papers
Newspaper clippings concerning Barzilla Clark, and copies of 1930s radio speeches given by Clark, day planners from 1935-1938 and an array of photographs.
Basic Company (Camden, New Jersey) records
Minutes of meetings, by-laws, articles of incorporation, and miscellaneous reports relating to mining in Colorado, Idaho, California, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming. Reports and other material concerning the Union Gold Dredging Company, Centerville, Idaho. Also includes attorney's notes (1907) on the back of typed jury instructions concerning Harry Orchard (Albert E. Horsley).
Basques in Idaho collection
CBS-TV script for "On the Road with Charles Kuralt," segment on Basque sheepherders in Idaho, broadcast July 26, 1983.
Battleships and submarines on the Idaho desert collection
This collection contains research materials compiled by the author for the article "Battleships and Submarines on the Idaho Desert" published in The Journal of the West, April 1996, v. 35, n. 2. Materials include a copy of the organizational chart of the Naval Ordnance Plant, Pocatello, Idaho; a copy of "History of the NOP, Pocatello, Idaho and U.S. Naval Proving Ground, Arco;" five photographs; and two negatives. A copy of the published article is included.
Bayview and Addie, Idaho Photographs
Photo print of William G. MacNaughton in Addie, Idaho ca 1925 and a postcard of Bayview, Idaho.
Bea Hanks Wardlaw letters
Collection of letters by Mrs. W.G. Hanks and her two daughters, Ina and Ora Joe, from Idaho to another daughter, Bea, in Rogers, Arkansas. Letters reflect family life in Rupert, Idaho and the Magic Valley during the late 1930s and early 1940s.
Beadle & Adams. Publishers. Beadle's New York Dime Library
Collection consists of two issues of Beadle's New York Dime Library: Vol. 23 No. 291, May 21, 1884 (32 pp.) - "Horseshoe Hank, The Man of Big Luck; Or, The Gold Brick of Idaho" by Captain Mark Wilton and Vol. 43 No. 551, May 15, 1889 (32 pp.) - Garry Kean, The Man with Backbone, Or, The Gladiators of Jack's Delight. A Story of the Idaho Mines" by Wm. H. Manning.
Beatrice Fox [manuscript]
Manuscript of life in Challis, Idaho in the late 19th and early 20th century.
Bell Mine employee list
Collection consists of a list of employees working at the Bell Mine, their permit number, their nationality, whether or not they were union workers, and the location where they were working.
Bellevue Bank and Trust Company (Bellevue, Idaho) records
Records of a defunct bank, collected and administered by the Idaho Department of Finance for the liquidation of assets. Includes inventory report, check register, creditors' claims, account book, dividend accounts, correspondence, and safe deposit contents.
Bellevue State Bank (Bellevue, Idaho) records
Records of a defunct bank, collected and administered by the Idaho Department of Finance for the liquidation of assets. Includes safe deposit contents.
Belshazzar Mine (Idaho) records
Business correspondence of the Belshazzar Mine near Quartzburg, Idaho, owned by the Idawa Gold Mining Company of Valley City, North Dakota. Included are correspondence (1924-1925, 1929-1932); reports of operations (1924-1926); reports, memorandums and corerspondence of officers J. H. Gunderson, treasurer, and E. A. Nordquist, secretary (1924-1935).
Ben Fuller letter
Letter from Fuller to his niece regarding his service in the Thirty-Eighth Company Marines, American Legation Guard, Peking, China, during World War I.
Ben William receipt
Receipt for .00 paid for a dog tax in Boise County, Idaho.
Benaiah Titcomb letters
Four letters from Benaiah Titcomb to his uncle and aunt describing prospecting around Henry's Lake, with his partner Dick Rock. He describes in detail technical aspects of mining in the region and descriptions of general interest to Idaho. His partner was known for having moose, elk and buffalo as pets. His pet buffalo eventually killed him.
Benjamin F. Swalley papers
Property tax receipts for Swalley's ranch north of the Boise River, Ada County, Idaho (1865-1896); and commission as second lieutenant, Idaho territorial militia, 1st regiment, 1st brigade, Idaho Volunteers (1877).
Benjamin Harrison manuscript
A poem about sagebrush. Written on a portion of a candy box lid attached to a large bough of sagebrush presented to President Benjamin Harrison during his visit to Mountain Home, Idaho, in 1891.
Benjamin Sylvester Lafferty postcard collection
Postcards mementos from the donor's grandfather's grocery store in Harrison, Idaho. His name was Benjamin Sylvester Lafferty and he came to the panhandle area around 1880. He was an Irish immigrant and his wife Wilhelmina Scheweekman was a German immigrant. They raised 7 children, one of whom was Albert Lafferty who had the tugboats on Coeur d'Alene until his death about 1957. Postcards are of Rathdrum, Harrison, and Idaho Falls, Idaho.