Liberty Copper Plans to Start Development Work
Liberty Copper Mining company considers resuming development led by director Wesley Everett. The nine claim property near Amagon-Dixie shows copper ore with silver and gold values. A 700 foot tunnel and 150 foot drift reveal a high grade ore shoot. extensions and a power driven compressor are planned to speed up progress with potential rail shipment from Amazon-Dixie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Liberty Copper Mining Company
Wesley Everett
H. J. Rossi
M. Peterson
William Fadle
Charles Bollinger
Wallace
Amagon-Dixie
Crommnent
Amazon-Dixie
Montana Power Company
Liberty
TERN UNION CO DEVELOPMENT PLANS AND OLD MINE HISTORY
Development plans show sinking 200 feet from No 4 tunnel level to follow a persistent ore shoot likely to extend deep. Loney lease near No 4 yields 40 tons of ore with a shipment sent to the American Smelting and Refining Co. Kron-Johnson lease ships two carloads weekly. last car netted 1670 dollars. Western Union MiningCo consolidates H E M and Aurora Sampson group, owning 30 claims near Revenue Gulch two miles northwest of Wallace. Deep crosscut 2300 feet supports ore development. Taise from tunnel level in 1920 revealed a rich ore shoot, with production potential seen as permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loney
Kron-Johnson
No. 4
Kron and Johnson
Hotena
American Smelting and Refining Company
Western Union Mining Company
Wallace
H. EM. Group
Aurora- Sampson Group
Aurora-Sampson
Erik Hagman
William Holm
Western Union
H. W. Edwards and Associates
Collins Brothers
Burke
Sale of Midnight to Federal Completes for 25000
The Midnight to the Federal sale closed last week with a $25 000 payment. Mining engineer FL A Ross of Spokane praised Sheridan’s careful prospecting and mapping, noting no extravagance in development and commending accurate surveys related to the nearby Morning and You Like mines in the Coeur d Alenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
FL A Ross
Spokane
Nin
Jones & Baker
Coeur dAlenes
Severe winter records and snowfall in Wallace report
Wallace observers report a harsh three month period with persistent cold spells and heavy but low moisture snowfall. The article notes January 1916 as exceptionally cold, March 1917 as the coldest on record, and January February 1919 unusually cold in many northern Idaho areas. Snowfall from Nov 1921 to Mar 1922 totals about nine feet, with much of it light and dry, keeping the season two to three weeks later than recent years. W. S. Berglund, Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Idaho
Berglund
Lead Crystals Mining selects officers and directors
At the annual stockholders meeting of Lead Crystals Mining Company on Monday, John B. Steen was named president, Frank Fincher vice president, G. W. Dougherty secretary, L. Leighty treasurer, with Roy Steen Otis Fisher and C. J. Latham elected directors. The firm owns a valuable group of claims on West Eagle Creek with lead and silver ore developed. Idle activity is to resume this summer, starting with road completion and likely installation of a compressor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lead Crystals Mining Company
John B. Steen
Frank Fincher
G. W. Dougherty
L. Leighty
Roy Steen
Otis Fisher
C. J. Latham
West Eagle Creek
Death of Madar Burke Pioneer in Portland Loss
Burke resident John Madar died last week in Portland while seeking medical care. He located the Never Sweat mining claim in Burke’s upper end, a site tied to long litigation and controversy. Madar was a large stockholder in Inland Empire Mining & Milling, which still faced internal disputes hindering operation. He is survived by his wife, three Burke sons, and a Los Angeles stepdaughter, Mrs. Glenn Coburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Portland
John Madar
Mr. Madar
Inland Empire Mining & Milling Company
Madar
Glenn Coburn
Los Angeles
Notable Doctors to Lecture at Idaho Medical Meeting in Wallace
The Idaho State Medical society will host July 9 and 10 lectures by famed U S medical authorities in Wallace. Dr Bloodgood Johns Hopkins renowned cancer expert Dr Henderson Mayo Clinic orthopedic head Dr Dunn University of Nebraska surgery head Dr Coffey intestinal surgery Portland among others. Major Quigley said some speakers may give free public talks and Spokane doctors will provide transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
United States
Idaho State Medical Society
Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins University
Henderson
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Dunn
University of Nebraska
Coffey
Portland
F. L. Quigley
Board of Trade
Bloodwood
McCormack
Spokane
Major Quigley
Northwest Medical Association
Northwest
Idaho Association
Spokane Medical Association
Mining in Oregon Report From Burrow on Vein near Gold Hill
A D Burrow, a noted local miner, reports work on a small gold vein near Gold Hill Oregon. He expects good pay but notes substantial preliminary work and limited mining activity in the area. Ore depth has not exceeded 400 to 600 feet with poor quality ore and occasional lead. Burrow describes a mild winter with brief cold snaps and light to moderate snowfall, echoing old-time assessments of a hard winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Burrow
Gold Hil
Oregon
Burrow
Douglas Mining Company Assesses 8 Mills for Kellogg Zinc Plant Plans
Officers of the Douglas Mining company notify an 8 mill assessment while referencing Bunker Hill and Sullivan's plan to build an electrolytic zinc plant at Kellogg to buy Douglas zinc lead ore. The Douglas mine on Pineberate is developed with past shipments under Anaconda, guarded by a watchman, and holds ore above the main tunnel and 100 feet below on a shaft level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Mining Company
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Kellogg
Douglas
Pineberate
Anaconda Company
Stewart Comes Back as Nabob Negotiates Rail Deal
Nabob negotiates with Stewart in a railroad matter as Stewart stockholders face depression after the war. The company says improvement is slow but gaining momentum and should move toward rapid recovery and better results in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad
Stewart
Callahan Estate Stock and Cash Recovery Suit
John H. Wourms files amended complaint against the estate of James F. Callahan to recover 50,000 Callahan Mining shares or their value plus dividends totaling 110,238.50 dollars with interest. The suit, originally against Callahan, claims a verbal agreement to grant stock in exchange for services, with executors named as defendants. James A. Wayne represents Wourms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wourms
John H. Wourms
James F. Callahan
Sait
Mr. Callahan
Wourms
Callahan Mining Company
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
Callahan Company
James A. Wayne
Smokers for Women on English Trains
English railroads add women only smoking compartments due to crowding in first and third class coaches. Nonsmokers are shunned by both sexes and men do not yield seats to women in smokers. Officials note women ride to smoke, not to sit with men. New York Herald report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
GOODRICH IN NEW YORK FOR EYE TREATMENT
Julius Goodrich, longtime New York resident with many friends, is in the city seeing an eye specialist after injuring his eye in an auto accident in January. He sent a March 31 letter stating he had traveled from Haiti to attempt saving his eye, following his departure last fall to pursue a land concession for an American syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Goodrich
New York
Tropic
Haiti
Goodrich
Rae-Wallace Mining Company Stockholders Meeting
Notice from Rae-Wallace Mining Company Wallace Idaho states annual meeting of stockholders on Tuesday May 2 1922 at 2 pm in Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and conduct other lawful business Allen G Kennedy secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae-Wallace Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Gydi Taylor
Notice of Dissolution of Midnight Mining Company Idaho 1922
In the District Court of the First Judicial District of Idaho Shoshone County the Midnight Mining Company petitions for dissolution. Hearing fixed for May 10 1922 at 9 30 am at Shoshone County Courthouse Wallace Idaho. Interested parties may file objections before May 10 1922 at 9 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
First Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Shoshone
Midnight Mining Company
Shoshone County
Wallace
Court seal affixed by district court clerk April 3 1922
The document shows the district court seal affixed on April 3 1922 by Clerk Harry A Rogers with deputy L L Brainard. Therrett Towles is listed as attorney for petitioner with Idaho residence and post office address. AG-M4-51
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Harry A. Rogers
L. L. Brainard
Therrett Towles
Idaho
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders and Estate Claim Call
Notice lists delinquent stock assessments at Tyler Mining & Milling Company Burke Idaho with amounts per shareholder and dates. Also an estate notice for Joseph Matt deceased notes creditor claims due within four months to S H English administrator at Wallace Idaho with claims and vouchers to be presented at County Court House room 201. First published April 6 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court House
Wallace
Idaho
Joseph Matt
S. H. English
Notice of Assessment for Galena Mining Co at Wallace Idaho
The Galena Mining Company in Wallace Idaho announces an assessment of one cent per share on its outstanding stock. Directors levy No 2 due by May 2 1922 payable to Donald A Callahan treasurer at the Gyde Taylor building. Delinquent shares will be sold at public auction on June 1 1922 at 2:00 PM to cover the unpaid assessment and sale costs. Hel en A Mallister secretary AG 27 4t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Donald A. Callahan
Gyde-Taylor
Daho
Helen A. Mallister
Wallace, Idaho
Douglas Mining Company Delinquent Assessment Notice
Office of the Douglas Mining Company in Wallace Idaho announces a three mills per share assessment on outstanding stock from a March 18 1922 board meeting payable by April 29 1922 to R S Clough secretary treasurer at the Insurance building Wallace Idaho. Unpaid after April 29 1922 will be delinquent and advertised for sale May 27 1923 at 7 30 p m at the company office to pay the delinquent assessment plus advertising costs and sale expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
The
R. S. Clough
Insurance
Sixth
Bank Streets
Sixth and
Clough
Insurance Potion
MarisaUmgartner Local Listing In Spokane
A fragment lists MarisAUMGARTNER at 323 824 Lindelle Bik Spokane Washington with several repeated free notices suggesting a completed registration or service. The readable item reads as a damaged classified listing or public notice fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marisaumgartner
Lindelle Bik
Spokane
Wash
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberty Copper
Henr. Collins
D. H. Anderson
F. Burbank
Cheney
J. F. Austin
Tacoma
Tern Union Co
Weather Report
Anaconda
Coeur D'Alene
Shoshone County Medical Association
County Association
Herman J. Rossi
Callahan
Mr. Rossi
A. T. McDonald
Tae
State Utilities Commission
Toole
Sandpoint
W. R Skey
Mr. Martin
O.W. I & N. Company
veLong
W. J. Sullivan
John F. Ferguson
J. R. Bean
E. Gyde
E.G. Gnaedinger
Mr. Sullivan
Mr. Ferguson
American Brass Company
Butte
American Brass
Brass Company
Butte Post
John D. Styan
Mr. Ryan
Ryan
Montana
Spokane Exchange
Amer
Commander
Caledonia of Canada
Florence
Independence
Marsh Consolidated
Tex Consolidated
United Silver-Copper
Utica Nv
Ajax
Ambergris
Alaska Petroleum
Orde
Gladstone Mountain Og
Happy Day
Highlands Surprise
Homebuilder
Imperial OL
Idaho Gold & Ruby Mme
Intermountains
Ivanhoe Oly
Laclede
Oz McGillivray Creek
Moonlight OO
Nahob Consolidated
National Copper
North Bunker Hill Oi Rambler -Cariboo
Ray-Jefferson
Silver Cable
Gold Hill
Bunker Hill
Nabob
Callahan Estate
Allen G. Kennedy
Gyde- Taylor
Tyler Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Witt
West
Andrew
Heimnak
BR Gee
Maynard
Joe
Exter
Ben AL
Swanson
Anton
Stephen
M Carrie
Carrie
Johnson
Adolph
Pierson
Chas
Evans
J W
Wilson
Norval
Thatcher
Ross, Harvey
French
W J
Carlsol Chas M
David Not
John E
Sanderson
Albert Hausaman
Aur
the Halliday Hotel
JOE Petticord
Headquarters For Farmers and Wheat Growers
Wardner
Coeur d'Alenes
Big Creek
Pine Creek
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!