President Harding visit to Wallace eyed by board of trade
Wallace officials push for a presidential stop later this summer aiming to align Harding’s northwest Alaska itinerary with a Wallace detour. A special committee would outline routes and arrangements to welcome the president, citing Roosevelt’s Wake visit as precedent and Idaho congressmen’s support to leverage the plan.
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Wallace
United States
Board of Trade
Yeaenday
Mackey
Harding
Northwest
Alaska
H. H M. Miller
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Report of Callahan for the Past Year
The year ended with satisfactory mill performance as DL per cent zinc concentrate and $8 per cent lead concentrate with LA ounces of silver. Ore reserves remained substantially unchanged. New development plans include a crosscut to the south side line from No 4 tunnel, sinking 100 feet on ore in drift on 1100 level, and development on No 5 3% and 4 levels to be pushed quickly. Further exploration north of the Interstate Callahan vein is noted, with little work south.
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Roland
Callahan
Tamarack & Custer
Hecla
Hercules
Galena Mining Co
Galena Mining Company
Newton
Galena
Serosa
No. 6
Kill Buck
McMeekins
Walter Har Weed
Mr Newton Eye
Idaho and Jumbe groups development report on Pine Creek
Development of the Idaho and Jumbe groups on Pine Creek under lease and bond to F. W. Callaway yields highly satisfactory results. The drift shows the vein as wide as the tunnel with promising ore shoots on both walls, and the vein between the walls is heavily mineralized. Deep development will continue through the Nabob tunnel.
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Idaho and
Jumbo
Idaho
Pine Creek
F. W. Callaway
Nabob
Avery’s Mineral and Timber Resources in Avery, Idaho
Ed Theriault of Avery reports local mineral and timber potential with copper and lead-silver prospects near Chester mountain and Harper creek. The town’s white pine belt, railroad role, and joint effort with two miners on a promising lead vein support a growing economy and possible forest service road aiding connections to Wallace.
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Theriault
Avery
City
Pour d'Alene
Wallace
Forest Service
Board of County Commissioners
St. Joe
Coeur d'Alene
Milwaukee Railroad
Chester Mountain
Harper Creek
Fred Herrick
Stock Quotations of Coeur d Alene Mines
A compact item lists stock quotations for Coeur d Alene Mines. The piece references Livingstone and Henry M Stanley in a historical aside, then diverts to trivia about cremation ashes, the Chinese word for hash, handshake strength, and grave visiting customs for poets.
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Coeur D'Alene
Purchases of Silver Under Pittman Act Policy Conference
A government policy conference led by Mr. Macbeth outlined steps to assess silver in producers, smelters, and refineries eligible for Pittman Act purchases at one dollar per ounce. If stock in sight suffices, an announcement would be made. if not, the mint director would apportion the remaining balance among producers to ensure equal footing in final purchases.
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Macbeth
Inland Empire Mining Progress at 460 Feet Shaft
Inland Empire Mining and Milling president A. J. Schirmer reports steady progress as the shaft nears 460 feet. About 50 feet completed of a 150 foot contract, with a second 150 foot contract to follow, totaling 300 feet. The shaft follows the vein dip and will be drifted from the bottom to probe a potential ore body while roots in trees show better development when exploring varied soil depths.
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Inland Empire
Benton Mining Plans Further Prospecting and Small Assessment
The Benton Mining company reports successful prospecting south of the main vein with a new vein showing potential for ore. They plan continued careful development next year and propose a small assessment to fund it after 182 feet of tunnel carved at about 11 dollars per foot. Officers elected: John Callahan president, Fred Richardson VP, E G Gnaedinger secretary-treasurer and manager. directors Thos McCabe and D A Callahan. Additionally Fiji fossil coral is noted as a superior building stone, soft when cut but hardens to granite-like strength.
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Benton Mining Company
John Callahan
Fred Richardson
E. G. Gnaedinger
Thos. McCabe
D. A. Callahan
Lost certificate notice for Lead Crystals Mining stock
Frank Winter of Pasadena reports the loss of Certificate No 216 for 5000 shares of The Lead Crystals Mining Company. He warns others not to negotiate the certificate and states an application for a new certificate will be made after thirty days if not recovered.
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Lead Crystals Mining Company
Frank Winter
Notice of Special Meeting of Stockholders 1923 Idaho
The Pioneer Mining Company Limited of Wallace Idaho announces a special meeting of stockholders on May 7 1923 at 7 30 p m at the office of Walter H Hanson in the Gyde Tay area. Advance notices urge attendance and outline meeting purpose and required shareholding details.
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Pioneer Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Walter H. Hanson
Meeting to Decide Consolidation and Dissolution of Cortel
In Wallace Idaho a meeting is called to consider consolidating Cortel with a company forming under Idaho law or transferring Cortel’s assets for stock or other consideration. The gathering will also review bills and notices, and decide on possible dissolution of Cortel if favored by stockholders. L. Be. Hanson serves as president and Herman Marquardt as secretary.
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Jack C. White
Baseball Committee
Mullan
Wallace
Kellogg
Coeur d'Alene
Rose
Od. Ho DeLong
Walter J. Sullivan
Board of Trade
Lor
Idaho
Moe Mining Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given that the Moe Mining Company Limited will hold its annual meeting at 505 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho on April 26 1928 at 7:00 p m. to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and transact other business as may legally come before the meeting. G W Dougherty Secretary
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Moe Mining Company
Ape Wallace
Idaho
Moe Mining Company, Limited
Cedar Street
Wallace
G. W. Dougherty
Aps
Notice to Creditors in Richard James Estate Idaho
Probate Court in Shoshone County Idaho announces creditors and all with claims against Richard James deceased must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Executor H J Anderson designates David Long's office at 608 Bank Street Wallace as the place of business. Dated April 2 1923 and first published April 4 1923.
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County of Shoshone
Idaho
Richard James
H. J. Anderson
David Long
Bank Street
Wallace
A. D
Executor notices for Charles F. Ruddy estate in Idaho
In Shoshone Idaho the executor Dennis Goggin invites creditors and all with claims against Charles F Ruddy deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be sent to the executor at the sheriff's office Court House Wallace Idaho designated as the business place for all affairs of the estate. Dated April 4 1923 with first publication April 5 1923 Apr5-26-41.
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Dennis Goggin
Charles F. Fruddy
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