Guide to the Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company records
1885-1989
Collection number: HMC-0023.
Creator: Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company.
Title: Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company records.
Dates: 1885-1989, bulk 1935-1951.
Volume of collection: 62.95 cubic feet.
Language of materials: Collection materials are in English.
Collection summary: Records of the mining company that ran Independence Mine at Hatcher Pass and other gold mines in the Willow Creek Mining District.
Organizational history:
The first Independence Lode gold claims were discovered in in the Willow Creek Mining District at Hatcher Pass in 1906. The most productive of these mines were Independence Mine and the Alaska Free Gold Mine, which were operated by a variety of companies until 1935, when Alaska-Pacific Mines, Inc. leased both mines. Operations began there in 1936, with the Wasilla Mining Company running the operations at Independence Mine. In 1937, Alaska-Pacific Mines, Inc. purchased Independence Mine and continued to lease the Alaska Free Gold Mine from the Alaska Free Gold Mining Company. The following year, Alaska-Pacific Mines, Inc. merged with the Wasilla Mining Company to form the Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company (APCMCo.), eventually operating the Independence, Martin, Free Gold, and Ready Bullion mines. APCMCo. became the largest-producing hard rock gold mining operation in the Willow Creek Mining District, the second largest in Alaska, and the eleventh largest in the United States. The top production year for APCMCo.’s claims was 1941, but gold mining efforts ceased during World War II when the U.S. War Production Board designated gold-mining as a non-essential activity for the war effort. APCMCo. continued to mine for scheelite at Independence Mine until 1943 and mill and process ore until 1945. APCMCo. briefly re-opened full operations at Independence Mine in 1946 and 1949 but officially closed all operations in 1951. In 1980, the state government acquired the mine buildings and 271 surrounding acres, and the Independence Mine State Historic Park officially opened in 1982.
Walter W. Stoll (d. 1949) served as general manager of Alaska-Pacific Mines, Inc. and APCMCo. from 1936-1943 and then vice president of the company from 1943-1949. Walter W. Stoll revived APCMCo.’s production in 1946, and his son William “Bill” M. Stoll (1926-1996) became manager of Independence Mine until its close in 1951 and later served as APCMCo.’s director and president.
Collection description:
This collection is divided into four parts. Part 1 consists of Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company (APCMCo.) administrative and operational records dating from 1936-1951. Part 2 contains records collected by Arthur J. Kreiter, former chairman of APCMCo.’s board of directors, which document the operations of Independence Mine, Mabelle Mines, Inc., and Willow Creek Mines, Ltd. in the Willow Creek Mining District. Part 3 contains research files, oral histories, and photographs collected by the Alaska Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation in preparation for the opening and restoration of the Independence Mine State Historical Park. Part 4 contains additional APCMCo. administrative and operational records collected by the Alaska Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation.
Arrangement: The collection is arranged into the following parts (click on each part or series to go to that part of the guide, or scroll down to see the whole guide):
Part 1. Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company administrative and operational records; 1936-1951
Series 1. Correspondence; 1936-1950
Series 2. Legal papers; 1939-1944
Series 3. Alaska Territorial Guard papers; 1939-1943
Series 4. Subject files; 1938-1950
Series 5. Mining operation records; 1938-1944
Series 6. Building records; undated
Series 7. Stock, inventory, and equipment records; 1939-1951
Series 8. Personnel records; 1937-1950
Series 9. Medical records; 1938-1943
Series 10. Financial records; 1938-1949
Series 11. Order and shipping records; 1940-1945
Part 2. Arthur J. Kreiter addition; 1924-1953
Series 1. Independence Mine records; 1930-1953
Series 2. Mabelle Mines, Inc. records; 1937-1946
Series 3. Willow Creek Mines, Ltd. records; 1924-1949
Series 4. Blank forms; undated
Part 3. Independence Mine State Historical Park papers; 1885-1989
Series 1. Historical files; 1885-1989
Series 2. Photographs; circa 1913-1986
Series 3. Copy negatives; circa 1920-1980
Series 4. Maps and plans; circa 1938-1944, 1983
Part 4. Alaska State Parks addition; 1939-circa 1985
Digitized copies: Digital copies of collection material not available online. For information about obtaining digital copies, please contact Archives and Special Collections.
Access restrictions: Social security and some medical records in this collection are closed to researchers.
Rights note: Archives owns copyright to Part 2 of this collection but does not own copyright to Parts 1, 3, or 4.
Preferred citation: Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company records, Archives and Special Collections, Consortium Library, University of Alaska Anchorage.
Works used in preparation of inventory:
Cohen, Kathryn Koutsky. Independence Mine and the Willow Creek Mining District. [Anchorage, Alaska]: State of Alaska, Dept. of Natural Resources, Division of Parks, Office of History and Archaeology, 1982.
Related materials: For more archival material relating to Independence Mine and the Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company, see the Stoll family papers (HMC-0236) and the Russ Dow papers (HMC-0396). For other archival collections at Archives and Special Collections that relate to mining in Alaska in general, see the Research Guide to Miners and Mining Collections.
Acquisition note: Parts 1, 3, and 4 of the collection were deposited in the Archives by the State of Alaska, Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation in 1981, 1989, and 2002. Part 2 was donated to the Archives by Arthur J. Kreiter in 1982.
Processing information: The description to this collection was written by Megan K. Friedel in 2011.
Location of originals: Part 3 of this collection contains some copy photographs made by the Alaska Departments of Parks and Outdoor Recreation from the personal photograph collections of former employees of Independence Mine. The location of the original photographs is unknown, but some original photographs taken by William and Josette Stoll and Ross Dow are available in the Stoll family papers (HMC-0236) and the Russ Dow papers (HMC-0396) in the Archives. Part 3 also contains photocopies of original archival documents that are located at the Alaska State Archives and in the Hubbell and Waller records at the Alaska and Polar Regions Collection at the University of Alaska.
Container list:
Part 1. Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company administrative and operational records; 1936-1951. 7.9 cubic feet.
Part 1. Series 1. Correspondence; 1936-1950. 0.4 cubic feet.
This series is arranged in chronological order. Additional correspondence may be found in Part 1. Series 2 and in Part 1. Series 4. Most of the correspondence in this series concerns administration of the company and is between people at the Independence Mine and in Seattle. Other correspondence concerns shipping, orders, equipment problems, and other matters.
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
1/1-21 | Correspondence | 1936-1950 |
1/22 | Correspondence | undated |
1/23 | Correspondence (fragments) | undated |
Part 1. Series 2. Legal papers; 1939-1944. 0.2 cubic feet.
This series is arranged by subject and contains legal papers relating to the operations of the Alaska-Pacific Mining Company’s gold claims.
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
1/24 | List of claims | 1944 |
1/25 | Affidavit of annual labor (on claims) | 1941-1944 |
1/26 | Notice of intention to hold lode mining claims | 1942 |
1/27 | “Affidavit and agreement by owner relative to silver mines subsequently to July 1, 1939” | 1944 |
1/28 | “Affidavit (sample) accompanying deposits by persons who have recovered gold by mining or panning” | 1943 |
1/29 – 1/31 | Contracts | 1941-1944 |
1/32 | Foremen’t (explosives) license | 1942 |
1/33 | General Land Office receipt for office work on mineral survey no. 2094 | 1941 |
1/34 | Prospecting agreement between Z. J. Loussac, Walter W. Stoll, and Oscar Anderson | 1939 |
1/35 | Alaska Department of Health report on water sample | 1942 |
1/36 | Probate record for Ernest Johnson | 1943 |
1/37 | Radio Station (KBMI) license papers | 1940-1944 |
1/38 | Rental agreements | 1941 |
1/39 | Other legal papers | 1941 |
Part 1. Series 3. Alaska Territorial Guard papers; 1939-1943. 0.1 cubic feet.
This series is arranged by subject and contains correspondence and other records of members of the territorial guard company that formed at Independence Mine during World War II.
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
1/40 | Correspondence | 1942-1943 |
1/41 | Muster | undated |
1/42 | Individual records of the headquarters and First Platoon | undated |
1/43 | Individual records of the Second Platoon | undated |
1/44 | Receipts for arms | 1942-1943 |
1/45 | Other military papers | 1939 |
Part 1. Series 4. Subject files; 1939-1950. 2.7 cubic feet.
This series contains a variety of documents, including correspondence, orders, bills, receipts, brochures, publications, and legal papers. The documents are arranged in alphabetical order by subject or name of the corporate body or correspondent.
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
1/46 | A & G Stores. | 1943 |
1/47 | Acme Restaurant Supply Co. | 1940 |
1/48 | Air Gates | 1943 |
1/49 | Air Reduction Sales Co. | 1940-1945 |
1/50 | Alaska Concrete Products Co. | 1940-1941 |
1/51 | Alaska Credit Bureau | 1942 |
1/52 | Alaska Junk Co. | 1945 |
1/53 | Alaska Mine Equipment Co. | 1938 |
1/54 | Alaska Miners Association | 1942 |
1/55 | Alaska Railroad | 1940-1943 |
1/56 | Alaska Road Commission | 1942-1945 |
1/57 | Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corp. | 1938 |
1/58 | Alaska Sales and Service, Inc. | 1945 |
1/59 | Alaska Steamship Co. | 1941 |
1/60 | The Alaskan | 1940-1941 |
1/61 | Alaskan Copper Works | 1941 |
1/62 | Alaskan Publishing Co. | 1942-1944 |
1/63 | Alaskan Stationers | 1942 |
1/64 | Albert and Anderson Manufacturing Co. | 1942 |
1/65 | Alemite Division, Stewart Products Co. | undated |
1/66 | Alloy Steel and Metals Co. | 1942-1949 |
1/67 | American Automatic Electric Sales Co. | 1941 |
1/68 | American Cyanamid and Chemical Corp. | 1941-1943 |
1/69 | American Manganese Steel Division | 1949 |
1/70 | American Mining Congress | 1942 |
1/71 | Anchorage Baking Co. | 1940 |
1/72 | Anchorage Chamber of Commerce | undated |
1/73 | Anchorage Cold Storage Co. | 1939-1945 |
1/74 | Anchorage Commercial Co. | 1941 |
1/75 | Anchorage Fur Rendezvous | undated |
1/76 | Anchorage Hotel | 1940-1944 |
1/77 | Anchorage Lumber and Construction Co., Inc. | 1940 |
1/78 | Anchorage Sand and Gravel Co. | 1941 |
1/79 | Anchorage Times Publishing Co. | 1942-1945 |
1/80 | Architects and Engineers Supply Co. | 1941-1943 |
1/81 | Arctic Piggly Wiggly Co. | 1940 |
1/82 | Armour and Co. | 1943 |
1/83 | Associated Oil Co. | 1941 |
1/84 | Atlas Engine Co. | 1941-1945 |
1/85 | Atlas Imperial Co. | 1943 |
1/86 | Atlas Powder Co. | 1942-1943 |
1/87 | Automobile license receipts | 1940-1945 |
1/88 | A – Other subject files | undated |
1/89 | Bagoy’s Green House | 1942 |
1/90 | Bank of Alaska | 1939-1947 |
1/91 | Barde Steel Co. | 1940 |
1/92 | Basche-Sage Hardware Co. | 1943 |
1/93 | Bates Valve Bag Corp. | 1940 |
1/94 | Bayles | 1942-1943 |
1/95 | Beister Concentrator Co. | 1939 |
1/96 | Bennett’s Chemical Laboratory | 1945 |
1/97 | C.L. Berger and Sons | 1942 |
1/98 | Bert’s Drug Store | 1942-1943 |
1/99 | Bett’s Bros. Auto Freighting | 1942 |
1/100 | Black Mfg. Co. | 1940-1942 |
1/101 | Bliss Construction Co. | 1942 |
1/102 | Ralph M. Brodie Co. | 1945 |
1/103 | J. Vic. Brown and Sons | 1942 |
1/104 | Brown and Hawkins Corp. | 1942 |
1/105 | Building material | 1938 |
2/1 | Butte Mill (see also Loren McKechnie) | 1939-1941 |
2/2 | Butte Mill | 1942-1943 |
2/3 | C.S.Card Iron Works Co. | 1940 |
2/4 | Roy Carmelio’s | 1941 |
2/5 | A.R. Carson | 1940 |
2/6 | Central Oregon Quicksilver Mines, Inc. | 1940 |
2/7 | Century Machine Co. | 1941 |
2/8 | Chemical Information. | undated |
2/9 | Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. | 1939-1940 |
2/10 | Clampco Co. | undated |
2/11 | Cleary Hill Mines Co. | undated |
2/12 | Clyde Equipment Co. | 1940-1941 |
2/13 | Coeur D’Alene Hardware and Foundry Co. | 1940 |
2/14 | Harry Cohen and Co. | 1941 |
2/15 | Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp. | undated |
2/16 | Columbia Lumber Co. | 1941 |
2/17 | Columbia Pictures | 1941 |
2/18 | Columbia Powder Co. | 1942-1943 |
2/19 | Contractors Machinery and Storage Co. | 1938-1940 |
2/20 | Walter Cooper | 1943 |
2/21 | W.F. Cooper | 1942-1945 |
2/22 | Coppus Engineering Corp. | 1941 |
2/23 | C-O-Two Fire Equipment Co. | 1940 |
2/24 | A.W. Coutts (dentist) | 1940-1941 |
2/25 | Cragin and Co. | 1940, 1945 |
2/26 | Crane Co. | 1940-1943 |
2/27 | Cresent Mfg. Co. | 1941 |
2/28 | Cribb Construction Co. | 1939-1941 |
2/29 | Crocker’s Department Store | 1940-1944 |
2/30 | C – Other subject files | undated |
2/31 | Dahl and Wanstead | undated |
2/32 | Deister Concentrator Co. | 1940-1943 |
2/33 | Delta Mfg. Co. | undated |
2/34 | Del Teet Furniture Co. | 1941 |
2/35 | Denver Equipment Co. | 1938-1942 |
2/36 | Desk Exchange | 1940 |
2/37 | DeWalt Products Corp. | undated |
2/38 | R. & J. Dick Co., Inc. | 1940-1945 |
2/39 | Eugene Dietzgen Co. | 1940-1942 |
2/40 | Door Co. | 1941 |
2/41 | Frank Dorsey (Dentist) | 1940-1941 |
2/42 | Dry Creek Sawmill | 1942 |
2/43 | H.D. Dunn | 1942 |
2/44 | E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Co. | 1941-1942 |
2/45 | Eckmann’s Furniture Store | 1940-1943 |
2/46 | Edison Storage Battery Supply Co. | 1940-1942 |
2/47 | Hank Edwardson | 1938-1940 |
2/48 | Ehrlich – Harrison Co. | 1940 |
2/49 | EIMCO Corp. | 1940-1942 |
2/50 | Electrical Correspondence | 1940 |
2/51 | Clyde Ellis (attorney) | 1940-1942 |
2/52 | Ellis and Manders (attorneys) | 1942-1945 |
2/53 | Engelreth Hardware | 1941-1942 |
2/54 | Engineering Controls Inc. | undated |
2/55 | Equipment Sales | 1944 |
2/56 | Eyres Transfer and Warehouse Co. | 1940, 1943 |
2/57 | Expense accounts | 1943 |
2/58 | Fairbanks Morse Co. | 1940, 1942 |
2/59 | C.C. Filson Co. | 1943 |
2/60 | Fire Extinguishers | 1943 |
2/61 | Leroy Flora, M.D. | 1941-1945 |
2/62 | Food Center | 1943-1945 |
2/63 | Freight claims | 1941-1943 |
2/64 | Freight classification | 1940 |
2/65 | W.P. Fuller Co. | 1945 |
2/66–70 | Gardner Denver Co. | 1938-1950 |
2/71 | Garlock Packing Co. | 1942 |
2/72 | R.C. Gebhardt | 1940 |
2/73 | General Casualty Co. of America | 1940 |
2/74–75 | General Electric Co. | 1940-1942 |
2/76 | General Paint Corp. | 1940-1942 |
2/77 | Gibraltar Equipment & Mfg. Co. | undated |
2/78 | Glasser Bros. | 1941-1942 |
2/79 | Glen Carrington & Co. | 1940-1945 |
2/80 | M.J. Glerup Co. | 1940 |
2/81 | Glovers Super Service | 1941-1947 |
2/82 | J.B. Gottstein Co. | 1940-1943 |
2/83 | Gould & Gould Inc. | 1940 |
2/84 | Gould’s Pumps Inc. | 1940 |
2/85 | Greene Winkler | 1940-1942 |
2/86 | Grocery Supply | 1945 |
2/87 | Jimmy Harland | 1944 |
2/88 | Lee Hartley | 1938 |
2/89 | Haseltine & Co. | 1940 |
2/90 | P.L. Heitmeyer (M.D.) | 1942 |
2/91 | Hemphill & McKillop | 1940 |
2/92 | Hewitts Drugs | 1940-1942 |
2/93 | Hi-Grade Mining Co. | 1942 |
2/94 | C.E. Higgins | 1940 |
2/95 | Hills Bros. Coffee Inc. | 1940-1943 |
2/96 | W.R. Hocking | 1942 |
2/97–99 | Leonard Hopkins Co. | 1938-1942 |
2/100 | Hoyt Motor Co. | 1940-1942 |
2/101 | Hubbell and Waller | 1940-1941 |
2/102 | C. Huerlin | 1943 |
2/103 | Hughes and Adams | 1940-1942 |
2/104 | Hydro Carbon Light Co. | 1942 |
2/105 | H – Other subject files | undated |
2/106 | Imperial Candy Co. | 1940-1941 |
2/107 | Ingersoll Rand Co. | 1940 |
2/108 | Insurance | 1938 |
2/109 | William Ising | 1941-1942 |
2/110 | I – Other subject files | undated |
2/111 | P.N. Johnson | 1940-1942 |
3/1 | Evan Jones Coal Co. | 1940-1942 |
3/2 | Juneau Lumber Mills Inc. | 1940 |
3/3 | J – Other subject files | undated |
3/4 | Kennedy Hardware | 1940-1943 |
3/5 | Ketchikan Spruce Mills | 1940-1943 |
3/6 | Knik Trading Co. | 1942 |
3/7 | Koslosky’s Department Store | 1941-1943 |
3/8 | G.E. Krause | undated |
3/9 | Kuker-Ranken Inc. | 1940-1945 |
3/10 | Max Kuner Co., Inc. | 1941 |
3/11 | Lane Mill and Machinery Co.; | undated |
3/12 | Fred Larson | undated |
3/13 | Lavery Airways | 1940-1942 |
3/14 | Lewis Investment Co. | 1942 |
3/15 | A. Lietz Co. | 1940 |
3/16 | Axel Lindblad | 1940 |
3/17 | Linde Air Products Co. | 1940-1943 |
3/18 | Link-Belt Co. | 1940-1942 |
3/19 | Alex Liska (Dr.) | circa 1946 |
3/20 | Logan Engineering Co. | 1940 |
3/21 | Lomen Commercial Co. | 1943 |
3/22 | E.J. Longyear Co. | 1941 |
3/23 | Loudermilch Ambulance Service | 1943 |
3/24 | Z. J. Loussac (& Loussac’s Cut Rate Drug Stores) | 1940 |
3/25 | C. M. Lovsted and Co. | undated |
3/26 | Lowman and Hanford Co. | 1940-1942 |
3/27 | Oscar Lucks Co. | 1940-1943 |
3/28 | Mabelle Mine | 1941-1943 |
3/29 | MacDonald Meat Co. | 1943 |
3/30 | Loren McKechnie and McKechnie Saw Mill (see also Butte Mill) | 1938-1943 |
3/31 | H.G. McLaughlin Co. | 1938-1939 |
3/32 | Matanuska Electric Association | undated |
3/33–35 | Matanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating Association | 1940-1943 |
3/36 | Matanuska Valley Hospital | 1940-1945 |
3/37 | C.H. Meier | 1942-1945 |
3/38 | Mill supplies | 1943 |
3/39 | Mine Smelter & Supply Co. | 1941-1943 |
3/40 | Mine supplies | 1941-1942 |
3/41 | Miners equipment and clothing | undated |
3/42 | Moeller Mfg. Co. | 1941-1942 |
3/43 | Monroe Calculating Machine Co. | 1941 |
3/44 | Montgomery Ward and Co. | 1941 |
3/45 | M – Other subject files | undated |
3/46 | National Biscuit Co. | 1940-1941 |
3/47 | Nelson and Hadfield | 1942 |
3/48 | Nordberg Mfg. Co. | 1941 |
3/49 | North Pole Bakery | 1942 |
3/50–51 | Northern Commercial Company | 1940-1945 |
3/52 | Northern Supply | 1941-1945, 1950 |
3/53 | Northwest Magazine Distributing Co. | 1942 |
3/54 | Northwest Motor Parts Co. | 1942 |
3/55 | O’Hara Bus Lines | 1945 |
3/56 | Oil (Diesel) | 1943 |
3/57 | Oliver Machinery Co. | undated |
3/58 | Oliver United Filters, Inc. | undated |
3/59 | Ome Daiber Co. | 1940 |
3/60 | P and C Hand Forged Tool Co. | undated |
3/61 | Pacific Magneto Service, Inc. | 1940 |
3/62 | Pacific Railway Supply Co. | 1940-1942 |
3/63 | Pacific States Trading Co. | 1943 |
3/64 | Palmer Supply Co. | 1930, 1940 |
3/65 | Paramount Film Distributing Corp. | 1941-1942 |
3/66 | Carl Paulson Farm | 1943 |
3/67 | Pearl White Laundry | undated |
3/68 | T.O. Peck | 1940 |
3/69 | Pioneer Bus Line, Inc. | 1940 |
3/70 | Pioneer Sheet Metal Works | 1940-1942 |
3/71 | Pioneer Steam Laundry | 1940-1943 |
3/72 | Frederick Post Co. | 1940 |
3/73 | Prentice-Hall Inc. | 1943 |
3/74 | Providence Hospital | 1943 |
3/75 | Arthur J. Rhodes | 1938 |
3/76 | Puget Sound News Co. | 1942 |
3/77 | Quality Grocery and Delicatessen | 1944 |
3/78 | R.K.O. | 1942 |
3/79 | Railway Express Agency | 1940-1945 |
3/80 | Charles B. Rash | 1940 |
3/81 | Reid Murdoch and Co. | 1940 |
3/82 | Reliable Services, Inc. | 1942-1943 |
3/83 | Reliable Typewriter Co. | 1940 |
3/84 | Reliance Grocery and Market | 1944 |
3/85 | E.R. Rice (expense account). | undated |
3/86 | 6 Robblees Inc. | 1944 |
3/87 | J.W. Robinson | 1940 |
3/88 | John A. Roebling’s Sons Co. | 1940-1941 |
3/89 | Howard Romig (M.D.) | 1940-1942 |
3/90 | E.N. Roop | undated |
3/91 | Minor Roop | 1941 |
3/92 | William Ross | 1938 |
3/93 | Ruggles Stationery Co. | 1940 |
3/94 | R – Other subject files | undated |
3/95 | Salt Lake Blue Print and Supply Co. | 1941 |
3/96 | Sanderson Supply Co. | 1941-1942 |
3/97 | School tax | 1940-1945 |
3/98 | Schwabacher Hardware Co. | 1940-1945 |
3/99 | Scientific Supplies Co. | 1937-1944 |
3/100 | Seattle Plumbing Supply Co. | 1940-1941 |
3/101 | Ilah Senske Farm | 1943 |
3/102 | Service Center Garage | 1943-1945 |
3/103 | Shamrock Fountain | 1942 |
3/104 | B.F. Shearer Co. | 1941 |
3/105 | Scheelite ore correspondence | 1944 |
3/106 | Shell Oil Co. | 1940 |
3/107 | Ship Creek Meat Market | 1941-1945 |
3/108 | Sam Shucklin Co. | 1943 |
3/109 | Simmons Co. | 1941 |
3/110 | Standard Oil Co. | 1940-1945 |
3/111 | Star Machinery Co. | 1938-1940 |
3/112 | Store purchases | 1942 |
3/113 | Straub Mfg. Co. | 1940 |
3/114 | Strickler and King | 1941 |
3/115 | Clifford Strickler | 1941-1942 |
3/116 | Sunset Electric Co. | 1941 |
3/117 | Gus Swanson correspondence | 1942 |
3/118 | S – Other subject files | undated |
3/119 | Tacoma Millwork Supply Co. | 1941-1942 |
3/120 | Tacoma Smelter | 1942-1945 |
3/121 | Telephone | undated |
3/122 | Throwaway Bit Corp. | 1950 |
3/123 | Tide Water Associated Oil Co. | 1941 |
3/124 | Tobacco Information | 1942 |
3/125 | Totem Truck Lines | 1956 |
3/126 | Trick and Murray | 1941-1942 |
3/127 | Turner and Pease, Inc. | 1941-1943 |
3/128 | Twin Disc Clutch Co. | 1942, 1945 |
3/129 | T – Other subject files | undated |
3/130 | United Mining and Development Co. | 1941 |
3/131 | U.S. Army. Alaska Defense Command | 1942 |
3/132 | U.S. Army. Signal Corps. | 1940 |
3/133 | U.S. Dept. of the Interior. General Land Office | 1941 |
3/134 | U.S. Dept. of Justice | 1943 |
3/135 | U.S. Dept. of Labor | 1938-1947 |
4/1 | U.S. Office of Price Administration | 1942-1945 |
4/2 | U.S. Post Office | 1940-1945 |
4/3 | United States Rubber Co. | 1941, 1943 |
4/4 | U.S. Social Security Board | 1940-1941 |
4/5 | U.S. Treasury Dept. I.R.S. | 1940-1950 |
4/6 | U.S. Treasury Dept. U.S. Mint report on bullion deposits | 1937-1938 |
4/7 | U.S. War Dept. | 1940-1941 |
4/8 | U.S. War Production Board | 1942 |
4/9 | Universal Film Exchange | 1942 |
4/10 | U – Other subject files | undated |
4/11 | Vaara Varieties | 1939-1941 |
4/12 | Valvoline Oil Co. | 1940 |
4/13 | Van Waters and Rogers, Inc. | 1941-1943 |
4/14 | Jim Vaughan Co. | 1940-1943 |
4/15 | Vern’s Meats and Locker System | 1941 |
4/16 | Victory tax | 1943 |
4/17 | Waechter Bros. Co. | 1940-1945 |
4/18 | A.S. Walkowski (M.D.) | 1943 |
4/19 | Washington Belting and Rubber Co. | 1945 |
4/20 | Waukesha Motor Co. | 1943 |
4/21 | Wells Motor Co. | 1940-1945 |
4/22 | West Coast Wholesale Drug Co. | 1941-1942 |
4/23 | Western Machinery Co. | 1940 |
4/24 | Westinghouse Electric | 1941-1942 |
4/25 | Wild Cat Co. | 1940 |
4/26 | Willow Creek Stage | 1943-1944 |
4/27 | Wirtanen’s Auto Service | 1944 |
4/28–29 | P. A. Wolden | 1940-1943 |
4/30 | W – Other subject files | undated |
4/31 | Yates American Machine Co. | 1938 |
4/32 | Young Iron Works | 1942 |
4/33 | Zellerbach Paper Co. | 1949 |
4/34 | George Zink | 1940 |
4/35 | Other lists and papers | undated |
4/36 | Other orders and receipts | undated |
Part 1. Series 5. Mining operation records; 1938-1944. 0.8 cubic foot.
This series is arranged by subject and contains records relating to mine production including clean-up, amalgamation, assay and mill reports.
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
4/37 | Gold returns | 1938 |
4/38 | Production summaries | 1940-1943 |
4/39 | Clean-up reports | 1943 |
4/40 | Amalgamation reports | 1942-1943 |
4/41-43 | Assay reports | 1939-1943 |
4/44-48 | Daily mill reports | 1939-1940, 1944 |
4/49-50 | Daily clean-up reports | 1942-1943 |
4/51 | Daily amalgamation reports | 1943 |
4/52 | Records of powder on hand | 1941, 1945 |
55/1 | Explosives used (monthly reports) | 1942-1943 |
4/53-57 | Powder receipts | 1942-1943 |
4/58 | Monthly report of labor conditions | 1943 |
4/59 | Daily summary of mining operations (blank form) | undated |
4/60 | Other production papers | undated |
Part 1. Series 6. Building records; undated. 0.1 cubic feet.
This series contains records relating to the construction of buildings at Independence Mine.
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
5/1-2 | Construction calculations | undated |
Part 1. Series 7. Stock, inventory, and equipment records; 1939-1951. 0.4 cubic feet.
This series is arranged in chronological order and consists of inventories, stock sheets, lists of equipment and supplies, receipts, and other documents relating to equipment and supplies for the company’s mining operations.
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
5/3 | List of tools and supplies | 1939 July 10 |
5/4 | Frame shed inventory | 1941 |
5/5 | Mine and mill warehouse stock inventory | 1941 March 24 |
5/6 | New mill stock inventory | 1941 March 25 |
5/7 | New mill equipment inventory | 1941 March 25 |
5/8 | New mill sorting plant equipment inventory | 1941 March 25 |
5/9 | Electrical shop inventory | 1941 March 18-19 |
5/10 | Pipe rack stock inventory | 1941 March 20 |
5/11 | Plumbers shop stock inventory | 1941 March 20 |
5/12 | Cookhouse supplies inventory | 1941, 1943 |
5/13 | Store inventory | 1943 August 10 |
5/14 | Commissary inventory | 1943 August 10 |
5/15 | Other inventories | undated |
5/16 | List of personal possessions of Walter W. Stoll in staff house | 1943 October 23 |
5/17-25 | Stock sheets | undated |
5/26 | Atlas engine record | undated, 1950 |
5/27 | Equipment supplies records | undated |
5/28-29 | Store receipts | 1941-1949 |
Part 1. Series 8. Personnel records; 1937-1951. 1.2 cubic feet.
This series is arranged by subject and contains records relating to employment, payroll, deferments and other personnel matters. Records relating to social security are closed to researchers.
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
5/30 | Pay rate schedules | 1942 |
55/2 | Payroll | 1943, 1946 |
5/31 | Payroll corrections | 1944 |
5/32 | Payroll distributions | 1941 |
5/33 | Vacations paid | 1943 |
5/34 | Vacations due and payable | 1942 |
5/35 | Employer’s summary wage and contribution report | 1937-1938 |
5/36 | Total earnings of employees | 1942 |
5/37 | Net incomes of employees | 1940-1942 |
5/38 | Wage reports requiring adjustment | 1939-1941 |
5/39 | Withholding statements (W-2 forms) | 1946 |
5/40 | Employee’s withholding exemption certificate | 1944-1945 |
5/41 | Employment record cards | 1941-1944 |
5/42 | Employment application and acceptance forms | 1941-1945 |
5/43 | Notes on employees | undated |
5/44 | Employee shift record | 1940 |
5/45-49 | Employee time sheets | 1941-1950 |
6/1-4 | Employee wage receipts | 1942-1945, 1950 |
6/5 | Group insurance record cards | undated, 1940 |
6/6 | Social security numbers (Note: Closed to researchers) | undated |
6/7 | Employee termination correspondence and blank forms | 1943 |
6/8 | Employee termination notices | 1943 |
6/9 | Employee termination summaries | 1943 |
6/10 | Occupational deferment forms | 1942-1943 |
6/11 | Notice of reopening classification | 1943 |
6/12 | Unemployment compensation | 1939-1942 |
6/13 | U.S. Area Manpower Commission employment stabilization plan for Alaska | undated |
6/14 | U.S. War Manpower Commission availability certificates | 1943 |
6/15 | Other personnel lists | undated |
Part 1. Series 9. Medical records; 1938-1943. 0.4 cubic feet.
This series is arranged by subject and contains records relating to physical examinations and accidents at the mine. Physical examination records are closed to researchers.
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
6/16-24 | Physical examination forms (Note: Closed to researchers) | 1940-1943 |
6/25 | Certificate of physical exam | 1940, 1942 |
6/26-31 | Accident reports | 1938-1943 |
6/32 | Monthly report of minor accidents | 1943 |
6/33 | Monthly report on condition of injure persons | 1943 |
6/34 | Releases | 1940-1943 |
Part 1. Series 10. Financial records; 1938-1949. 0.6 cubic feet.
This series contains is arranged by subject and contains various financial records including entry books, trial balances, bank statements, and vouchers and check records, among other documents.
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
6/35-38 | Journal entries in Seattle books | undated, 1940-1943 |
6/39–7/2 | Trial balances | 1937-1943 |
7/3 | Accounts payable | 1943 |
7/4 | Store and commissary accounts and payroll deductions | 1939-1943 |
7/5 | Retailors report to territorial office, O.P.A. | undated |
7/6 | Ledger pages | circa 1939 |
7/7 | Distribution of values of materials and supplies | 1941-1943 |
7/8-10 | Bank of Alaska bank statements | 1941-1943 |
7/11 | Outstanding checks | 1941-1943 |
7/12 | Mine office charge sheets (vouchers) | 1939 |
7/13 | Vouchers #3027-3051, 4126-4200, and 4251-4275 | 1940 January-November |
7/14 | Vouchers #4301-4399 | 1940 December – 1941 March |
7/15 | Vouchers #4425-4521 | 1941 April-June |
7/16 | Vouchers #4547-4596 | 1941 July-August |
7/17 | Vouchers #4721-4745 and 4821-4868 | 1941 December – 1942 June |
7/18 | Vouchers #4893-4917 and 4988-5025 | 1942 July-August and November-December |
7/19 | Vouchers #24-39 and checks | 1949 August-October |
7/20 | Vouchers: checks | undated |
7/21 | Cancelled checks | 1939-1942, 1949 |
7/22 | Other financial records | undated |
Part 1. Series 11. Order and shipping records; 1940-1945. 1.0 cubic foot.
The series contains documents relating to orders made by the mining company as well as invoices and other shipping records relating to the acquisition of materials. The documents are arranged in chronological order by month.
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
7/23-34 | Orders | 1940-1945 |
8/1-7 | Invoices, Alaska Brokerage Co. | 1940-1943 |
8/8-13 | Shipping records, Alaska Steamship Co. | 1940-1944 |
8/14 | Shipping records, Alaska Railroad | 1940 |
8/15-17 | Other shipping records | 1940-1945 |
Part 2. Arthur J. Kreiter addition; 1924-1953. 48.9 cubic feet.
This part consists of records of the Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company that were donated by Arthur J. Kreiter, former chairman of the company’s board of directors. The records relate to mining operations at Independence Mine, as well as the operations of two other mining companies operating in the Willow Creek Mining District, Mabelle Mines, Inc. and Willow Creek Mines, Ltd. Medical and social security records interspersed throughout boxes 9-28 are closed to researchers (see Appendix for details).
Part 2. Series 1. Independence Mine records; 1930-1953. 44.5 cubic feet.
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
8/18 | Articles of incorporation for Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Co. | 1938 |
8/19 | By-laws of Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Co. | 1938 |
8/20 – 8/23 | Stockholder files | 1938-1947 |
8/24-35, 9/1-4 | Reports | 1937-1952 |
Oversize folder 1 | Map and profiles | undated, 1944 |
Oversize folder 2 | Bunkhouse plans and elevations | 1938, 1940 |
Oversize folder 3 | Bunkhouse plans for heating and plumbing | circa 1940 |
Oversize folder 4 | Manager’s house plans | undated |
Oversize folder 5 | Mess hall and new mess hall plans | undated, 1941 |
Oversize folder 6 | Mill and sorting plant plans | 1940-1941 |
Oversize folder 7 | Plans for switchboard and trommel | undated, 1940 |
9/5-13 | Geology maps for 500, 700, 840, 900, 960, 1100, 1250, 1300, 1400, and 2000 levels | undated, 1941 |
9/14 | Geology notes | undated |
9/15–17 | Geology sketches and proposed development projects | undated, 1941-1942 |
9/18 | Stope and sample sketches | 1949-1950 |
9/19-22 | Geology maps, sample sketches for 900, 1100, 1250m and 1300 levels | undated, 1940-1941 |
9/23–Box 28 | Subject files: See detailed index to these files | undated, 1912-1953 |
29/1-3 | General work records: Insurance cards and time books | undated, 1938-1940 |
55/3 | General work records: Ore reports, supply lists, operations summaries, and explosive usage reports | 1938-1950 |
55/4 | Daily shift reports | 1937-1938 |
Boxes 56-58 | Daily and monthly summaries of mining operations | 1941-1942 |
29/4–31/8 | Daily mill reports | 1940, 1943-1951 |
31/9-11 | Daily amalgamation reports | undated |
31/12-13, 59/1 | Assay records: Summaries | 1939-1950 |
32/14–34/14 | Assay records: Sample receipt books, ore lease receipt books | 1941-1950 |
35/1-9, 59/2 | General accounting records, including cash book, bank deposit book, Seattle control ledger, payroll, check registers, check and vouchers records, and check receipt books | 1938-1947 |
35/10–36/1 | Cancelled checks | 1938-1949 |
36/2–39/4 | Vouchers and disbursements | 1941-circa 1950 |
39/5–40/14 | Invoices | 1930, 1937-1946 |
40/15-45, Boxes 60–62 | Inventories and store records, including inventories for diesel, parts and equipment, supplies, explosives, the store and commissary, and other materials | 1935-1951 |
40/48–41/10 | Employee purchase and receipt books (34 volumes) | 1941-1946 |
41/11–45/18 | Catalogs and publications | circa 1939-1950 |
Part 2. Series 2. Mabelle Mines, Inc. records.; 1937-1946. 1.35 cubic feet.
This series contains documents relating to the mining operations of the Mabelle Mines, Inc., which operated the Mabelle Mine on Archangel Creek in the Willow Creek Mining District
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
45/19 – 46/37 | Subject files | 1939-1948 |
46/38-58 | Bills and receipts | 1945-1948 |
47/1-25 | Financial records, including stock records, financial statements, checks, and account and order books | 1937-1946 |
Part 2. Series 3. Willow Creek Mines, Ltd. records; 1924-1949. 1.45 cubic feet.
This series contains documents relating to Willow Creek Mines, Ltd., which operated the Gold Bullion, Lucky Shot, and War Baby mines on Craigie Creek in the Willow Creek Mining District from 1916 until World War II.
Box/
Folder |
Description | Dates |
47/26 | Accident cases “current, not settled” | 1940 |
47/27 | Accounts | 1933-1934 |
47/28 | Alaska Employee Service | 1940 |
47/29 | Alaska Mine Equipment Co. | 1940 |
47/30 | Alaska monthly reports of mine accidents and labor conditions | 1939-1940 |
47/31 | Alaska Railroad | 1939-1940 |
47/32 | Anchorage Cold Storage | 1939-1940 |
47/33-34 | Bank of Alaska correspondence and statements | 1939-1940 |
47/35-37 | Bills, statements, and invoices | 1936-1941 |
47/38-40 | Boullion shipments | 1930-1941 |
47/41 | Business and license tax | 1938 |
48/1-2 | Cancelled checks | 1940 |
48/3 | Check receipt book | 1937-1941 |
48/4 | Coleman, C. L. papers | 1939-1942 |
48/5 | Concentrates | 1938-1939 |
48/6 | Correspondence | 1931-1938 |
48/7 | Cuddy, W. N. papers | 1940-1941 |
48/8 | Denver Equipment Co. papers | 1940 |
48/9 | Diamond, Anthony J. papers | 1940 |
48/10 | Dunkle, W. E. | 1937-1940 |
48/11 | Employees applications | 1939-1940 |
48/12 | Freakes, A. W. papers | 1939-1940 |
48/13 | Glenn Carrington & Co. | 1939-1940 |
48/14 | Income tax | 1930 |
48/15 | Ingersoll-Rand Co. | 1939-1940 |
48/16 | Insurance | 1940 |
48/17 | Inventories | 1936-1940 |
48/18 | Machine parts | undated |
48/19 | Mancha storage battery | 1949-1940 |
48/20 | Matanuska Valley Farmers Corp. | 1940-1941 |
48/21 | Mining properties | 1939 |
48/22 | Northern Commercial Company | 1938-1940, 1949 |
48/23 | Notes | undated |
48/24-35 | Operating records | 1940-1941 |
48/36 | Outline of operations | 1940 |
48/37 | Physical exams (Note: Closed to researchers) | 1940 |
48/38 | Quotations, equipment and supplies price quotations | 1939 |
48/39 | Rapp & Till | 1934-1940 |
48/40 | Ray, L. V. papers | 1934 |
48/41 | Reconciliation | 1940 November |
48/42 | Reports | 1924, 1937-1939 |
48/43 | Retort shipments | 1939 |
48/44 | School tax | 1932-1940 |
48/45 | Seattle First National Bank | 1930-1939 |
48/46 | Ship Creek Meat Market | 1930-1939 |
48/47 | Shonbeck, A. A. papers | 1939 |
48/48 | Social Security | undated |
48/49 | Standard Oil | 1938-1940 |
48/50-51 | Statements | 1939-1940 |
49/1 | Steel | 1931 |
49/2 | Supplies at hand lists | 1936-1940 |
49/3 | Supply accounts | 1935-1940 |
49/4 | Supply orders | 1941 |
49/5 | Swanson, Gunnar papers | 1939 |
49/6-9 | Telegrams | undated, 1938-1940 |
49/10 | Tramway | 1931-1940 |
49/11 | Traveling expenses | 1933 |
49/12 | Unemployment tax | 1935-1940 |
49/13 | Vouchers | 1939-1940 |
49/14 | Wage receipts | 1939-1940 |
49/15 | War Baby mine papers | 1936 |
49/16 | Wages | 1933 |
49/17 | Wilmoth, H. W. papers | 1939 |
49/18 | Work record | 1940 |
Part 2. Series 4. Blank forms; undated. 1.6 cubic feet.
This series contains blank copies of forms used by the Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company to record various aspects of its operations and administration.
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
49/19 | Accident forms | undated |
49/20 | Alaska forms | undated |
59/3 | Blank forms | undated |
49/21 | Checks | undated |
49/22 | Employment records | undated |
49/23 | Equipment records | undated |
49/24 | Income tax and social security | undated |
49/25 | Lease papers | undated |
49/26 | Medical forms | undated |
49/27 | Miscellaneous legal forms | undated |
49/28 | Operations | undated |
49/29 | Orders | undated |
49/30 | Salary and wage | undated |
49/31 | Silver | undated |
49/32 | U.S. forms | undated |
49/33 | Water tunnel | undated |
49/34 | Weather | undated |
Part 3. Independence Mine State Historical Park papers; 1885-1989. 4.35 cubic feet.
This part consists of historical records collected by employees of the Alaska Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation that document that the history of Independence Mine. These records were used to create Kathryn Koutsky Cohen’s book, Independence Mine and the Willow Creek Mining District.
Part 3. Series 1. Historical files; 1885-1989. 1.6 cubic feet.This series contains research materials collected by the Alaska Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation that document the history of Independence Mine, including oral history interviews conducted with the mine employees and their families, correspondence between former mine workers and the Friends of Independence Mine group, records concerning Independence Territorial School, reports, stockholder records, and other documents.
Box/
Folder |
Description | Dates |
49/35 | Mining procedures, systems, and cyanide publications | 1933-1983 |
49/36 | Oral history interviews with Sam Smith, Paul and Naomi Horvath, Anna Schneider Short, Dorothy Lynch Surgeoner, and Larry (Lars) Johnson (on 8 audiocassette tapes and mini-cassette tapes) | 1981-1982, 1987 |
49/37 | Oral history interviews with Joseph A. Sertich (on 6 audiocassette tapes) | 1983 |
49/38 | Transcripts of oral history interviews, other interviews, letters, and notes on Independence Mine miners and family members, including Russ and Rusty Dow, Carl W. Eiseman, Doris and H. A. “Cappy” Faroe, John Forenpohar, John Gowenlock, Rusty Heurlin, Phil R. Holdsworth, Paul Horvath, Jean Horning Marbug, Dan Renshaw, Joseph A. Sertich, Betty Smith, Sam Smith, William and Josette Stoll, and Dorothy Lynn Surgeoner | 1937, 1978-1985 |
49/39 | Research materials on the history of Independence Mine and Willow Creek mining activity, including chronology, working bibliography, and a copy of an inventory of the Brown & Hawkins corporation records at the University of Alaska Fairbanks | 1978-1980 |
50/1 | Newspaper and magazine articles on Hatcher Pass and Independence Mine | 1977-1983 |
50/2 | Willow Creek Mining District and Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Co. description of claims, production reports, and Mining World articles | 1908-1979 |
50/3 | Magazine and book excerpts on Alaska mining history | 1901-1973 |
50/4 | Paul Horvath personal papers, including correspondence, stockholder reports, Alaska Territorial Guard documents, Selective Service documents, and other papers | 1942-1967 |
50/5 | Newspaper articles on mining in Alaska | 1885-1937 |
50/6 | Howard Lincoln collection of legal documents relating to the Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company | 1935-1973 |
50/7 | Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company reports to stockholders and financial statements | 1937-1952 |
50/8 | Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company mining operations records | 1977-1944, 1984 |
50/9-10 | Government reports on mineral resources and mining in Alaska | 1909-1958 |
50/11 | Independence Mine reports | 1939, 1942, 1974 |
50/12 | Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company correspondence | 1932-1955 |
50/13 | Photocopies of documents from the Hubbell & Waller records (originals at the University of Alaska Fairbanks) | 1911, 1939-1949 |
50/14 | Contemporary reports on Hatcher Pass and Independence Mine | 1978, 1981 |
50/15 | Photocopies of correspondence relating to the Independence Territorial School (originals at the Alaska State Archives) | 1939-1951 |
50/16 | Generic repair and production measures at Independence Mine | 1982 |
50/17 | Friends of Independence Mine correspondence regarding mine reunion, reminiscences of employees, and photographs the mine and mining activities | 1988 |
50/18 | Article on Rusty Dow by Maria Brooks from Wein in-flight magazine | 1981 September |
50/19 | Color slides taken by C. L. Williams of plants of Independence Mine State Historical Park | 1989 |
51/1 | Stockholders ledger book for the Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company | 1939-1973 |
Part 3. Series 2. Photographs; 1913-1985. 2.05 cubic feet.This series contains photographs collected and/or copied by the Alaska Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation from personal photo collections held by former employees of Independence Mine. The photographs received from William and Josette Stoll and Russ Dow may include duplicates of original photographs that are now in the Stoll family papers (HMC-0236) and the Russ Dow papers (HMC-0396) in the Archives.
Box/
Folder |
Description | Dates |
51/2-4 | Mill building | 1972-1986 |
51/5 | Apartments | circa 1979-1982 |
51/6 | Manager’s house, bunkhouse, assay office, and artifacts | undated |
51/7 | Building stabilization | circa 1980-1985 |
51/8 | Assay office | circa 1979-1982 |
51/9 | Independence Mine, Lucky Shot Mine, and Hatcher Pass | circa 1978-1985 |
51/10 | Independence Mine | undated |
51/11 | Interior of Independence Mine buildings | circa 1979-1982 |
51/12 | Exterior of Independence Mine buildings | circa 1979-1984 |
51/13 | Independence Mine mill building | circa 1980 |
51/14 | Independence Mine | circa 1980 |
51/15 | Alex Conners Polaroid photographs | 1982 September |
51/16 | Howard Lincoln photographs | undated |
51/17 | Jan Shaw photographs | circa 1961 |
51/18 | Nancy Simmerman photographs | circa 1958 |
51/19 | John Bufvevs photographs | circa 1917-1919 |
51/20 | Hawley photographs | undated |
52/1 | Alan Meiners photographs | 1979 July 4 |
52/2 | Pete Martin photographs | circa 1980 |
52/3 | U.S. Geological Survey photographs of Independence Mine and Hatcher Pass | undated |
52/4 | Alaska Electric Power & Light photographs | undated |
52/5 | Andrew Bowles photographs | circa 1968 |
52/6-7 | Independence Mine aerial photographs | undated |
52/8 | Independence Mine and Hatcher Pass photographs | circa 1930-1980 |
52/9 | Anchorage Museum of History & Art photographs of Knick, Willow Creek, and Tyonek | circa 1906-1977 |
52/10 | Paul Horvath photographs | circa 1940 |
52/11 | Sam Smith photographs of Independence Mine and the Matanuska Valley | circa 1937-1940 |
52/12-13 | William M. and Josette Stoll photographs | circa 1939-1950 |
63/1 | Ruple Adams photographs | undated |
52/14-18 | Starkey Wilson photographs | circa 1930-1940 |
52/19-21 | Russ Dow photographs | circa 1939-1940 |
52/22 | Dorothy Lynch Surgeoner photographs | undated |
52/23 | Joseph A. Sertich photographs | 1937-1940 |
52/24 | Copy photographs from the Hubbell & Waller records (originals at the University of Alaska Fairbanks) | circa 1940 |
52/25 | Richard G. Ray photographs | circa 1949 |
52/26 | Mining World photographs and print list | 1941-1943 |
52/27 | Alice Wells photographs | undated |
52/28 | J. C. Roehm Alaska Territorial Department of Mines photographs and print list | 1937 |
52/29 | S. R. Capps photographs and print list | 1913 |
52/30 | Clay L. Harrison photographs | undated |
52/31 | C. Huerlin photographs | undated |
52/32 | Gustav V. Johnson photographs | undated |
52/33 | Roy Morrison photographs | undated |
Part 3. Series 3. Copy negatives; circa 1920-1980. 0.5 cubic feet.This series contains copy negatives made from the photographs in Part 3. Series 3, as well as other copy negatives made from other original photographs taken by former employees of Independence Mine.
Box/
Folder |
Description | Dates |
53/1 | Ruple Adams | undated |
53/2 | Russ Dow photograph album | 1929-1940 |
53/3 | Clay L. Harrison | undated |
53/4 | Hawley | 1979-1980 |
53/5 | Paul and Naomi Horvath | 1940-1942 |
53/6 | Negatives made from photographs in the Hubbell & Waller records (originals at the University of Alaska Fairbanks) | undated |
53/7 | Marianne Kaemerer | 1966 |
53/8 | R. Morrison | undated |
53/9 | Richard G. Ray | 1950 |
53/10 | J. C. Roehm | 1937 |
53/11 | Joseph A. Sertich | undated |
53/12 | Sam Smith | 1935-1940 |
53/13 | Walter C. Stoll | 1939 |
53/14 | William M. Stoll | 1936-1965 |
53/15 | Dorothy Lynch Surgeoner | undated |
53/16-17 | Starkey Wilson | undated |
Part 3. Series 4. Maps and plans; 1938-1983. 0.2 cubic feet.
Box/Folder | Description | Dates |
Oversize folder 8 | Maps and profiles of Independence Mine, including water tunnel, buildings, main workings, and proposed location of power plant and transmission line from Buffalo Coal Mine to Independence Mine | 1938-1944, 1983 |
Oversize folder 9 | Map of Alaska Free Gold properties made by William M. Stoll | 1976 |
Part 4. Alaska State Parks addition; 1939-circa 1985. 1.8 cubic feet.This part contains additional records from the Alaska-Pacific Consolidated Mining Company that were collected by the Alaska Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation and donated to the Archives in 2002. There are also some documents relating to a proposed Hatcher Pass Recreational Area and Hatcher Pass Ski Area. Medical Records Are Closed To Researchers.
Box/
Folder |
Description | Dates |
53/18–54/21 | Bills (arranged alphabetically by billing company) | circa 1940-1942 |
54/22 | Bookkeeping ledgers | 1939-1944 |
54/23-25 | Business letters | 1940-1949 |
54/26 | Commissary inventories | 1945-1947 |
63/2 | Commissary ledgers | 1941 |
54/27 | Commissary and cookhouse inventory | 1947 July 16 |
54/28 | Cookhouse inventories | 1944-1947 |
54/29 | Copy of journal entries in Seattle books | 1940-1941 |
54/30 | Daily clean-up/amalgamation reports | 1942-1943 |
54/31 | EIMCO Ball Mills catalog | undated |
Oversize folder 10 | Hatcher Pass Recreation Area maps and Hatcher Pass Ski Area proposal | circa 1970-1985 |
54/32 | Inventory of oil and gas | 1946-1947 |
54/33 | Inventory of plumbing shop | 1942 |
54/34 | Invoices signed by Paul Horvath | 1942 |
54/35 | Medical records (Note: Closed to researchers) | 1941 |
54/36 | Notice of location of quartz claim | 1940 |
54/37 | Order receipts | 1940-1941 |
54/38-41 | Publications | 1942-1956 |
54/42 | Telegrams | 1941 |
54/43 | Trumbull Electric catalog | 1940 April |
54/44 | Underground shift reports | 1940 |