9 thoughts on “ I Dream Mine ”

1. The so-called Dream Mine is located east of Salem in Utah County. The mine founder, John H. Koyle, was born August 14, at Spanish Fork, Utah County. He married Emily Arvilla Holt on 9 December They had four sons and three daughters. At about age twenty-two, Koyle experienced a dream about lost livestock and other domestic matters.

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2. The Koyle Dream Mine is the history of Mormonism in microcosm. 10/02/ - by Timmy Teaboy The whole enterprise was started by a gold-obsessed money digger, who claimed to have had spiritual/visionary experiences with an angel, who informed him of a marvelous work and a wonder and buried treasure of inestimable value. Convincing others that it.

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3. Koyle’s death, however, didn’t end the saga of the Dream Mine. In , the Relief Mine Company was founded and acquired the Koyle Mining Company. Excavation continued throughout the s.

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4. Dream Mine leaders estimate there are thousands of stockholders. "A lot of people that have a little stock. Bishop Koyle always said if a family has shares of stock, that will take care of.

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5. Sep 21,  · John Koyle is at the epicenter of the Dream Mine’s story. He bought a farm in Salem in , then 10 years later had a dream in which he was visited by what Kraut’s pamphlet describes as a.

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6. So yes, dream inspired mines have happened before. In the Bible, the Lord gave Joseph the gift of dreams to prepare for a seven year famine in Egypt. Likewise, the Relief Mine will play an important role in preparing for the famine that is coming in our day. Concrete grain silos will be built and one million bushels of wheat will be stored.

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9. A ghostly apparition foretells the building of the Dream Mine. Odds are that you found yourself here wanting to know a little more about the history of Utah’s Dream Mine. Me too. I grew up in Utah and of all the strange stories that were told to me, few were guarded with more reverence than the .

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