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The topographic sheet of the Boise quadrangle was used as a base. Locations were made with reference to topographic features and were checked by aneroid readings for altitude and by horse pacing for horizontal distances. No attempt was made to trace out and correlate coal beds. Indeed, because of lack of exposures, such an attempt would result in failure unless extensive prospecting were done and much more time spent than the importance of the beds seems at present to warrant. However, systematic traverses and meanders of streams and gulches were made and it is believed that every surface indication of coal was examined.

Coal at Horseshoe Bend and Jerusalem Valley, Boise County, Idaho