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Wallace Miner

Location

Wallace, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1921

Page

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Large Importation Of Lead From Spain

Washington reports the metals schedule of the tariff bill is prepared but not released. Public hearings will precede reporting. Critics warn high tariff protects American producers against foreign competition, while others fear Europe will be paid to the detriment of U S industry. Spanish lead shipments to New York show 2000 tons offered, 5000 tons bought by a major American user, with prices around 4.26 per unit after costs.

Washington Ways and Means Europe United States Republican Party Congress Enineering and Mining Journal New York AS & R Wallace Board of Trade Parke Mullan Kelloxe Hines Spo Spokane Tt In Wallace Elos Naneh Burke

Western Union Compressor Down Delays Mining Operations Near Coeur d'Alene

A Western Union compressor broke Saturday causing a temporary shutdown until a new pulley can be cast by Coeur d Alene Hardware and Foundry. Ore production continues at the lower tunnel level with a large ore shoot and good shipping lead-silver ore from the old H E M tunnel. A crosscut from the Aurora drift to the north vein is progressing and expected to intersect soon. Management and engineers deem the north vein the main one with potential for a larger body of ore.

Western Union Coeur ‘d'Alene Hardware & Foundry Company Aurora

Wage cut deemed unavoidable at Bunker Hill and Smith smelter

Easton and Smith announce wage reductions at Bunker Hill and Sullivan with effect May 1 1921 to offset low lead prices. Manager Easton cites a 5 cent shift cut and 60 cent shift bonus reduction, while Director Smith warns of continued losses from weak demand and foreign competition raising production costs.

Kellesx Stanly A. Haston Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company Frank M. Smith Bunker Hill

Republicans Urge Voters to Back Stratton for City Clerk

The city faces one contest for city clerk with Republican William J. Stratton as nominee. Republicans urge full registration and turnout to show support for the party’s ticket and to back an administr ation they deem competent. Stratton, an Montana-born Waltice resident and accountant, is praised as highly qualified, but caution is urged against complacency from the opposition and the need to register within two days.

Stratton William J. Stratton Dutie Mr. Stratton

Fine display of ore at St Lawrence exhibit in Coeur d Alene

Henry M. Lancaster, manager of Lawrence Copper Mining, traveled from Saltese to Spokane to showcase St Lawrence ore in Coeur d Alene Hardware window. The display features two near thousand pound chalcopyrite chunks, copper bearing bornite, ore samples, and photos of the J Lawrence mine showing mining challenges and romance. Lancaster plans to sink further to prove ore extent while continuing drift work. James H. Taylor returns from Los Angeles to start Bullion work when conditions permit, with snow delaying start and high costs dampening activity.

ST. Lawrence Taylor Henry M. Lancaster Lawrence Copper Miningay Saltese Spokane Coeur d'Alene Hardware & Foundry Company J . Lawrence Silver Lake Lancaster Jamesh. Taylor Ion Mining Company Los Angeles California Wallace Lewiston

Tasho Northern Mining progress delayed by bad weather

Nordquist president of the Tasho Northern Mining company reports slow road progress due to bad weather and high water. Lumber delivery for a compressor building will take several weeks. The compressor is on the ground. two men work in the upper tunnel and two on the road near Butte Creek three miles from the county road at Pritchard Creek.

M. Nordquist Tasho Northern Mining Company Murray Butte Creek Prichard Creek

Mabin Cuts Vein Near Dago Peak Prospects

Hugh Mabin, developing a group of claims on the north slope of Dago peak, was in the city recently. He reports a vein just cut, appearing quartz and iron with possible lead and silver. After crosscutting, he will drift. depth from surface about 250 feet. New York City boasts over 11,000 miles of paved streets and sidewalks.

Mabin Hugh Mabin Dago Peak New York City

Sabina Mines plans development at first annual meeting

Sabina Mines company will hold its first annual meeting in Sabina on Monday May 12. The firm is the successor to Sabina Mining and Milllog, taking over holdings to reorganize for development. Directors to be increased from three to five. meeting will also address bylaws and operation plans. The Sabina company owns 11 claims in the Stimec section between Heaver Creek and Granite.

Sabina Mines Company Sabina Mining & Milllog Company Tor Sabina Company Stimec Heaver Creek Granite

Bell and Snow Bros Make Good in Guster Mine Venture

Robert N. Bell and George A. Snow along with William M. Snow organize Tolaho Mine Development to develop Clayton holdings in Custer county. The option includes Ella, Silver State, Red Bird groups plus a smelting plant and buildings. Red Bird group features nine tunnels and a projected mill with strong past shipments and promising profits at current metal prices.

Robert N. Hell George A. Snow Tamarack William M. Snow Gold Hunter Company Tolaho Mine Development Company Clayton Mining & Smelting Company Clayton Custer County Success Mining Company Success Robert N. Bell Bell Kinnikinio Creek Shite Creek Red Bird Squaw Creek

Mining Firms to Cut Wages in Coeur dAlene District

Notices posted in mines and smelters announce a flat wage reduction of 1.25 cents per day at mines and mills and 7.5 cents at the Bunker Hill smelter, effective May 1. Employers largely accept the cut to avoid suspensions as living costs also rise, while a Wallace committee probes local price levels and calls for broader regional coverage.

Coeur d'Alene Bunker Hill Wallace Committee Muckers Wi & Sullivan Bunker Hill Sullivan Bunker Mill & Sullivan Mucker

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