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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
3
The article surveys the mining profession highlighting the surplus of aspiring superintendents, the ineffectual managerial types, and the revered old guard. It chronicles cases of mismanagement, costly but fruitless ventures, and the impact of inexperience on ore production, with anecdotes from eastern and western operations.
The Boise central trades and labor council backed a man by man strike threat by iron workers and bricklayers on the capitol wing while Boise unions pledged to honor a non strike agreement with state public works commissioner W J Hall. Wages for workers rose to 9 and 8 dollars monthly as April neared, with contractors asked to cover the wage gap if higher rates are paid. Frank J. Clayton urged union adherence to the demand while the contractor faced potential losses if payments rise.
Notice is given that at a meeting of the board of directors of Amazon-Dixie Mining Company held on April 1 1920 an assessment of three cents per share was levied on the outstanding capital stock payable on or before April 30 1920 to Merman J Rossi secretary treasurer at the Rossi Insurance Investment Company office corner Bank and Sixth streets Wallace Idaho
Assessment No R 5 set at one cent per share due by May 7 1920. Delinquent shares on May 7 1920 will be sold on the Sunday of June 1920 to cover the unpaid assessment and sale costs. John F Ferguson treasurer Shoshone Building Wallace Idaho.
Notice is given of a special stockholders meeting for Bell Mining Co in Wallace Idaho at the First National Bank directors room on Wednesday April 28 1920 at o o clock p m to elect new trustees and fill vacancies and to consider selling all mining and other property in Shoshone county Idaho and to transact related business. Secretary Charles Hussey dated April 8 1920 AS 15 21
James Hagelmyer sues Madeline Hagelmyer in Shoshone County Idaho alleging intermarriage in Indiana in 1918 and ongoing desertion. Plaintiff seeks dissolution of bonds of matrimony and further relief. Defendant ordered to appear and answer within 20 days if in district or 40 days elsewhere. judgment by default if not. Clerk Harry A. Rogers. Deputy L. L. Brainard.
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