Callahan Company Annual Report Highlights Upturn in Production
The Callahan Company reports mill and flotation plant upgrades raising ore grades. Zinc concentrates run 50–62 percent, lead concentrates around 5 percent, silver values above 20 ounces per ton. Shipments largely under contract to American Smelting & Refining and Grasselli Chemical. Development adds ore reserves near 310,000 tons with future plans including No 10 level and Interstate Vein connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lead-Ailver
American Smelting & Refining Company
Alnc
Grasselli Chemical Company
Cleveland
Newton
Inc
W. Newton
Newport
Porphyry Dyke
Federal Mining Company Report Continues on Yields and Finances
The report lists ore tonnage including 2,887,980 ore tons and 164,820 lead concentrates with additional figures for zinc concentrates and first class lead ore. It notes no bonds or notes outstanding, outlines receipts and expenditures, cash on hand, dividends, interest, and asset values, and provides a balance of quick assets and current liabilities along with notable stock and bond holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesa
Brewster
Tamarack & Coster M. Co
I Dam A&c Co
Lone
Rae-Wallace Mining in Alaska near Willow Creek district
Don S. Rae, president and manager, promotes Rae-Wallace Mining Co which holds 11 Willow Creek claims in Alaska. Ore is free milling with fourfold ore growth since 1917, mill at Washilla ready to move, with high grade veins and potential dividends this summer. Financed mainly by Wallace residents. stock at $1 per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Rae
Rae-Wallace Mining Company
Willow Creek
Alaska
Rae-Wallace
Mabel
Cook's Inlet
Tite-Wallace
Government Railroad
Washilla
Anchorage
Mmine
Gibson
Hig
Coeur d’Alene
Ray-Wallace Company
Corur d'Alene
Wallace
Don S. Rae
John Wood
Hoeda Mill
A. G. Kennedy
Fred Porter
Bunker Hill &Sullivan
Dana Childs
Theodore Pilger
Butte & Superior Company
Butte
Coeur d’Alen
Coeur Malene
Standard
Finch & Campbell Land
Archie McCullum
Notice to Creditors in Estate of William Finley
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho notice is given by administrator Gro. W. Walker of the estate of William Finley deceased. Creditors and others with claims must file with vouchers within four months after first publication at 620 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho. Dated April 7 1920 and first published April 8 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Finley
Gro. W. Walker
Willam Finley
National closed down find no new ore body
National stockholders should realize not less than 3 cents per share and possibly more. Carbonate Hill Might Buy. Idaho-Carbonate Hill might take over the National mill as its location could be easily utilized by that company. Much development remains to be done on the Carbonate FN to determine milling requirements. W. D. Greenough announced 200000 is available for developing the property, expected to start this month. If Copper King could supply tonnage, the National mill would be ideally situated to serve that property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbonate Hill
National Mill
Carbonate FN
W. D. Greenough
Copper King
Bonanza ore body near Custer mine linked by historic tramway
The article traces the Custer mine’s failed lower tunnel efforts and the early Rex mill tram connection, noting misaligned equipment caused stoppages. It recounts Finch Campbell attempts, later Days ownership, and the Tamarack consolidation. It concludes the Porters’ drives 400 feet through the tower tunnel could have reached a major ore body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonanza
Custer
Tower Tunnel
Tthe
Brady Development increases shift at Rose claim crosscut
Patrick Brady, manager of Brady Development, reports one shift working in the crosscut from Headlight to the Rose claim with seven men and soon a second shift as boarding is completed. Ground is hard but the crew learns about four feet per day and expects to intersect the Rose vein in roughly 1200 feet at similar depth. The shaft showing suggests a favorable outlook for a large ore body, with several Pennsylvania capitalists backing the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Brady
Brady Development Company
Olympia Group
Rose Claim
Brady
Pennsylvania
Battle of Shiloh Anniversary Recalls Civil War Fight
Captain F P Dundee recalls the Shiloh clash as 58 years past, noting heavy fighting on April 6 and 7 with Beauregard retreating and Grant pressing, and claims to be the sole Civil War veteran in the state’s section who participated in the battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Dundee
Shiloh
Beauregard
Grant
Candee
Sitoh
Burke Morning Train Restored After Board Backing
Mr Grubbs was authorized to restore the Burke morning train if the board of trade desired it despite an estimated monthly loss of about 600. The board voted thanks for his prompt action. Mrs Firman of Chicago spoke on settlement work in the slum district urging board involvement, her remarks greeted with applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firman
Board of Trade
Correction on Silver Cable assessment per share
A reporting error from last week stated an eight cent per share levy by the Silver Cable directors. It should read eight mills per share.
Rock Island prepares for summer mining operations
Albert Nelson, a prominent miner, traveled from Deborgia and returned to Spokane to inspect the Rock Island Property six miles north of Deborgia. Work focuses on buildings and tunnels to resume operations this spring. Upper tunnels yield lead and silver ore. lower tunnel ore body to be pursued for shipments. The Rock Island project is viewed as meriting strong output by informed observers. At Success Mining, stockholders meeting lacked quorum. existing directors and officers will remain in place for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nipsic No. 8
Carbor Creek
Ashe
CIARY
Brewster
Dieidenda
Anasin
Nipsic
Albert Nelson
Deborg
Spokane
Nelson
Rock Island
de Jbergia
Success Mining Com
Oficers
Notice of stockholders meeting at Olin Company Idaho
Notice is given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Olin Company will be held in Wallace Idaho on May 15 1920 at 730 pm. The meeting, ordered by the board of directors, will pass upon and ratify actions of officers and directors since the last meeting. It may authorize asset distributions consolidation sale dissolution or other corporate actions and elect a five member board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masia
C. A. Olin
Olin Company
Wallace
Idaho
Ince
Provid
Notice of Assessment and Special Stockholders Meeting in Wallace Idaho
Notice of assessment R 5 for Lucky Swede Gold and Copper Mining Company dated April 6 1920 requires one cent per share payment by May 7 1920 to avoid delinquency and sale on June 1920 to cover costs. Special stockholders meeting for Bell Mining Company in Wallace Idaho April 28 1920 at 2 pm to elect trustees and consider selling all mining property and related assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Swede Gold & Copper Mining Company
John F. Ferguson
Shoshone Building
Wallace
Idaho
F._ FERGUSON
Bell Mining Company
First National Bank
Shoshone County
Charles Hussey
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Coeur D'Alene
Spokane Exchange
Marquardt
Amazon-Dixie Mining Company
Amason-Dixie Mining Company
Herman J. 1
The
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Bank and Sixth Streets
Resssurance & Investment Company
N J. Rossi
Amazon- Dixie Mining Company
Rockford Mining Comae Limited
Walter H. Hanson
Gydectaster
New York
Bia
Caledonia
Canada Copper
Heela
Richmond
United Silver Copper Ae
Utica
Aix
Alameda
Peta Ambergris
Chicago
Boston
Constitution
Cork Province
Gertle
Gladstone
Highland Surprise
Idaho Giant
Idaho Gala & Ruby
Imperial
Intermountain Og
Int. Coal & Coke Oy Ivanhoe
Jack Waite
Laclede
Loon Lake Copper
McGillivray Creek
A Toontight
Nabob
Ma National Copper
Rambler Cariboo
Ray Jefferson
Sherman Lead
Siiver Cable
Silversmith
Stanley OM ‘Tamarack
W. W. Power
National
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Brady Development
Burke
Svontimen
Monroe St
Jackson Velvet
Washington
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