Wallace Board Backing Airfield Plan for Spokane Flight
Wallace board of trade endorses landing and takeoff field at Osburn to support commercial air service between Wallace and Spokane. Claude Messer outlines plans for a Spokane based company to operate three weekly trips start with Coeur d Alene and Wallace, with eventual daily service. committee to estimate costs and prepare Osburn field.
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Wallace Board of Trade
Osburn
Spokane
Claude Messer
Board of Trade
E.R. Denny
Plate Morrow
Messer
Mackey
Idaho
Washington
Menner
Beatth
Tacoma
Porthind
Wallace
Coeur d'Alene
Vlummer
Fairfeld
Washington College of Mines Research Fellowships Offered
The University of Washington College of Mines in cooperation with the U S Bureau of Mines offers four research fellowships in mining, ceramics and metallurgy. Each fellowship pays 900 per year for 12 months starting July 1 and requires graduate registration toward a master of science in mining engineering metallurgy or ceramics. Applicants must send college records, indicate previous experience and provide three references. Applications are due by June 1 to the dean, College of Mines, Seattle, Wash.
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Washington College of Mines
U. S. Experiment Bureau
College of Mines
University of Washington
Bureau of Mines
United States Bureau of Mines
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Alasi
Bureau
Northwest
Atte
Wash
Midnight Mining elects Sheridan as president in New York meeting
At a New York meeting of Midnight Mining directors on April 4 N C Sheridan was chosen president Erik F Carlson was named vice president and Edgar L Kerstetter secretary treasurer The development plan continues under Mr Sheridan and a station near the top of the raise 600 feet above the tunnel will receive a hoist to extend the raise toward the surface The vein should be reached in about 15 feet based on the dip determined below
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Midnight Mining Company
New York
N. C. Sheridan
Erik F. Carlson
Edgar L. Kerstetter
Sheridan
Oil fields lure Maho-Carbonate Hill boss from mining
WD Greenough, president of Maho-Carbonate Hill Mining, shifts focus from mining to oil land development in Wyoming near Lander. Wells are producing on a tract, new wells are being sunk. Oil fields sit 400 feet deep and offer lower costs and quicker results, though returns are smaller. No definite plans yet for resuming Carbonate Hill mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WD. Greenough
Maho-Carbonate Hill Mining Company
Wyoming
Lander
Greenough
Vermilion Mill to Start Operations About May First
John E B White of the Wallace fire department and stockholder in Vermilion Sliver & Lead Mining reports management expects to begin milling on May 1. The 50 ton mill, built last year, will run on water power to process ore from Vermilion creek area on Sanders county Montana. Ore yields include lead silver and gold, with development directed by William Kittrell formerly of this city.
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John EB. White
Wallace Fire Department
Vermilion Sliver & Lead Mining Company
Vermilion Creek
Trout Creek
Sanders County
Montana
William Kittrell
General Chas Warren Dies in Butte Pioneer Miner and Judge
Early Butte and Coeur d'Alene district recollect General Charles Warren who died at his Butte home after a long mining and public service career. A veteran of the Civil War, Warren helped develop the Poorman mine at Burke with Patsy Clark associates and later served Deer Lodge County as deputy sheriff, sheriff, and police magistrate famed for his blunt aphorisms. He recalled arriving in 1866, teaching in Deer Lodge Valley, and recounts a life crossing plains, quartz discovery, and census quirks in his own words.
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Coeur d'Alene
Chas
Warren
Butte
General Warren
Patsy” Clark
Poorman
Burke
John M. Burke
Montana
Idaho
West
Charles 8. Warren
Minis
Virginian City
Mont
Deer Lodge
Caleb E. Irvine
Deer Lodge County
Deer Lodge Valley
Silver Bow
French Gulch
Highlands
Red Mountain
Big Hole Diiver
Rocky Mountains
Wesley W. Jones
Peer Lodge County
Charley Warren
Eral Warren
Highland
Iris
British Columbia
Columbia
Virginia City
Helena
Conroy
Hugh O'Neil
Scott House
New Idaho Tobacco Law License and Penalty
New Idaho tobacco law requires every person or firm handling tobacco to have a license. Violations incur fines from 100 to 300 dollars, or up to six months in jail, or both. Licenses expire December 31. fee 50 dollars with 500 dollar bond, reduced to 30 and 500 for rest of 1921. Transfers allowed with new bond. Penalties for selling to minors include 50 to 100 dollar first offense, 100 to 300 dollars and up to six months jail, plus forfeiture of 500 dollar bond. license forfeiture bars reapplication for five years. A minor cannot possess tobacco. smoking on premises by minors is a violation.
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Idaho
Governor Denies Extradition for Patrick Burke Case
Governor Davis refused to honor Montana’s requisition for extradition of Patrick Burke of this city. Burke, held on an $8000 misappropriation charge tied to Bear Creek mill equipment, fled to Moise after a conference with attorney S. Gundlach. The case, pressed by Judge W. M. Morgan and J. H. Gleason, claims a conspiracy by Butte stockholders to deprive Burke of his mine interest.
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Davis
Montana
Patrick Burke
Burke
Moise
S. Gundlach
W. M. Morgan
State Supreme Court
J. H. Gleason
Spokane
Hear Creek
Butte
Bear Creek
Ilutte
Nebraska man eyes move to district after mining tour
Ramsey of Beatrice Nebraska visited the Coeur Alene Syndicate operations on Canyon Creek with Ed Ehrenberg and M W Neary of Spokane. He inspected underground workings and showed interest in the Senator Mining company holdings. Ramsey plans to move and locate in Spokane or on the coast after selling his Beatrice auto business.
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Nebraska
RR. Ramsey
Beatrice
Neb
Ed Ehrenberg
M. W. Neary
Spokane
Canyon Breek
Senator Mining Company
Rush J. White
Mr. Ramsey
Senator Company
Flynn Group
Coeur d'Alene
Star
Frisco
Black Bear
Ramsey
Sunshine Mill Under Construction at Old Yankee Boy
Sunshine Mining begins building a 69 ton concentrating plant at the Yankee Boy mine on Big Creek. Machinery arrived last fall and milled progress should speed with milder weather. The plant will process ore from Sunshine operations and leasers from the Joweat tunnel, with E C Tousley of Spokane relocating headquarters to the mine.
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Joweat Tunnel
E. C. Tousley
Spokane
Sunshine Company
Wage Cut Unavoidable Says Easton and Smith
Easton and Smith argue wage reductions are essential to compete with western smelters. They note Montana and Utah plants have cheaper coke coal and limestone, plus lower labor costs in Salt Lake valley. To stay afloat, they urge a 75 cent per day wage cut, essential under current circumstances.
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Montana
Utah
Salt Lake Valley
Hunker Hill
Jarbridge Strike Signals Rich Gold Finds in Guggenheim Mine
Twin Falls News reports three gold strikes in the Jarbridge camp since the current month opened. All strikes occur on Guggenheim property with strong development potential as work accelerates. The first encounter came early in the month in the Long Hike property with ore assaying $20,000 per ton.
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Guggenheim
Twin Falls
Jarbridge
Ledge finds and claims near Pine Creek reported by Osburn prospector
The report describes a precious metal ledge cut only 14 feet deep and not through, with a second strike showing $15,000 per ton in the same property. A third ledge in the Starlight property of the Guggenheims bears ore valued at $5000 per ton. Eugene Thomas of Osburn travels to Pine Creek to conduct annual assessment work on claims adjoining the Douglas group.
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Te Guggenheims
Pine Creek
Eugene Thomas
Osburn
The
Douglas
Notice of Assessment and Water Permit Actions
Notice lists a two mill per share assessment by Friend Mining Company in Spokane due by May 1 1921 with sale of delinquent stock on June 6 1921 at 1 30 PM at the Wallace Idaho court house. Includes public publication notice and signer WM Schterding treasurer. Also a separate notice of proof of beneficial water use for 2 cubic feet per second at Elsie Ranger station Wallace Idaho before May 12 1921 by United States Forest Service with ownership and canal details and priority date April 24 1920.
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Wallace
Idaho
United States Forest Service
Elsie Ranger Station
Delinquent Stock Assessment Notice by Amazon Dixie Mining
The Amazon Dixie Mining Company in Wallace Idaho levies a two cent per share assessment on outstanding capital stock payable by April 18 1921 to Herman J Rossi secretary treasurer at the Insurance Building Wallace Idaho. If unpaid by April 18 1921 the stock becomes delinquent and will be sold at public auction on May 18 1921 at 7:30 p.m. to cover the delinquent assessment costs and sale expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon-Dixie Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Amazon-Dixie Mini Company
Maron, &N
Herman J. Rossi
Herman J. Ross
Amazon Dixie Mining Company
Postponement of Payment and Stock Sale Dates
Notice from the Amazon-Dixie Mining Company states the payment deadline extended from April 18 1921 to May 18 1921 and the delinquent stock sale postponed from May 14 1921 to June 11 1921. Sale location moved from Insurance Building Wallace Idaho to the company office at Sildix Montana. Herman J. Rossl secretary-treasurer.
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Amazon-Dixie Mining Company
Insurance
Wallace
Idaho
Sildix
Montana
Herman J. Rossl
Amazon- Dixie Mining Company
Fragmented OCR Note On Schedule And Wages
The readable text hints at scheduling days and wage issues with minor differences in equipment. It mentions a person or entity named Minkr and references a larger gap in pay or hours. The fragmentary nature limits precise details.
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United States
Hollanders
Germany
Europe
Platt Morrow
J. C., White
EF. Mackey
W. F. Brow
Yellowstone Trail
Idaho- Montana Divide
Good Roads Committee
J. G. Sanders
Wesley Everett
S. S. Gundlach
J. E. Thomas
J. A. Edgecomb
Mos. Whiting
Digest OF Law
R. 0. Jones
Commissioner Law Enforcement
William J. Stratton
Republican
Stratton
Esterday
Spokane Exchange
Callahan Zinc
Caledonia
Foo Sil-Lead
Ajax
Constitution
Gladstone Mt
Highland Surprise
Idaho Gold & Ruby Intermountain
Ivanhoe
Jack Waite
Nabob Cons
National Copper
Rambler Cariboo
Ray Jefferson Silver Cable
Silversmith
Tamarack
Western Uunion
Easton
Smith
Friend Mining Company
Lindelle
Wm. Sehierding
Bank Street
County Court House
Shoshone County
Mate
WM. Schterding
Lindelle Building
St. Kane
W. G. Swendle
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