Making new mines on Canyon Creek and a transit plan
The Miner discusses electrifying railroads between Wallace and Burke to create a fast passenger service while handling freight on the other line. It argues the Canyon Creek mining district, led by Heela, Hercules, and the Coeur d'Alene Syndicate, will expand, justifying electric service. Major developments include Flynn group, Senator Mining, Brady Development, and Paulsen property activity with multiple prospects and capital backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Burke
Canyon Creek
Heela
Hercules
Canyon
Snen
Coeur d'Alene
Rush J. White
Black Bear and Flynn Group
Flynn
Senator Mining Company
Ed Ehrenberg
Great Eastern Tunnel
Black Bear
Brady Development Company
Patrick Brady
Green Hill
Cleveland
Rose and Olympia
Pittaburs
Bell Mining Company Stockholders Meet to Dispose Property
A Bell Mining Company stockholders meeting was held yesterday to fill board vacancies and decide on disposing of the company’s property. Proxies represented by Charles Hussey of Spokane indicated a proposal to lease and bond the Bell to Axel Swan. The Bell Gulch property shows development work with one permanent ore body found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Bell Mining Company
Bell
A. M. Beier
Finch & Campbell
Charles Hussey
Spokane
Uesay Wan Trera Yeatgins
Huaxey
Hiss
I Axel Swan
Bell Gulch
Control of Tarbox Taken Under Option
An option for 60 percent of Tarbox Mining stock is offered to a city engineer backed by wealthy mine operators. The plan proposes a bond and lease over about two and a half years with staged payments totaling 270 per share, and $100,000 to be spent on development paid as Treasury stock at 20 cents. If terms are not met, the contract can be forfeited and escrowed stock returned to holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbox
Anbox Company
Treasury
First National Bank of
Wallace
Tarbox Mining Company
First Nationaty Bank of
Wallace, Tawho
Germany
France
Engineer Corps
Nash
Wood Has Majority of Delegates to the Chicago Convention At Large
Idaho Republicans caucused to resolve differences at Coeur d Alene selecting a delegation for Chicago. Borah and other leaders backed Wood allies with Borah’s presence seen as a factor. list of elected delegates included Adams, Antler, Platt, McDougall, Cra, Shook, Edwards, Kenheday and others from multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Chicago
William E. Borah
Stanly A. Easton
Kellogg
John P. Gray
Coeur d'Alene
John Thomas
Gooding
Henry M. Jones
Lewiston
Harold Jenness
Nampa
W. T. Guthrie
Twin Falls
M. B. Yeaman
Idaho Falls
Leonard Wood
World Wood
Borah
Johnson
Idtario
Weed
Asturax Cay
Borahix
Jaston
Qray
Jones
Jen
Ternates
Adams
Minidoka
Fitt Anterd
Bonner County
OD. Platt
Benewah
Anna McDougall
Ada
Fred ‘Cra
Kootenai
J. W. Shook
Lemli
Thomas Edwants
Bannock
M. Kenheday
Pinghaimn
Tarbox mine stockholders face 5 mill assessment and bond plan
A per share five mill assessment accompanies a letter urging prompt payment to fund the escrow transfer and keep the Tarbox mine unwatered and in repair. Directors Lieb Lewis Adams Seysler and Daxon note no cost or liability to stockholders during the bond life and promise to safeguard interests while replacing fuel with stem gas and advancing tunnel work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Lieb
Ohn A. Lewis
W. W. Adams
R. 1. “Seysler
Richard Daxon
Meeting of Stockholders May Be Called Before Long
National mine and mill assets including equipment and water rights represent a large investment. Stockholders face questions on final disposition, possible consolidation with Independent Missoula Copper or Copper King, and whether to use equipment to gain an interest in other mining properties. Directors plan to call a meeting to gauge stockholder opinion on the property’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Missoula Copper
National Company
St. Lawrence Copper Mine Manager Plans Resumption
Henry M. Lancaster of Saltese and his wife visited the city to report heavy snowfall delaying work at St. Lawrence. He expects to resume development in two to three weeks, plans a large expenditure, and says funds are on hand. A light motor truck will transport supplies between Saltese and the mine as work restarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Lancaster
Saltese
St. Lawrence
United Silver Lead Prepares to Resume Eagle Creek Work
Spokane mining engineer A M Nash reports that engine, boiler and supplies were shipped to the United Silver-Lead Mines property in Eagle district near Jack Waite. Work paused on the Eagle Creek claim but is set to resume following the shipment and site inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Creek
Spokane
United Silver-Lead Mines Company
Eagle District
Jack Waite
A. M. Nash
Nash
Lucky Swede Special Meeting on Reorganization of Company
Notices issued by John F. Ferguson secretary call a special meeting of Lucky Swede Gold and Copper Mining Company stockholders for May 20. Agenda covers transferring assets to a new corporation, accepting stock in the new firm at actual investment value including original price and assessments with 6 percent interest, dissolving the current corporation, and any related business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Ferguson
Lucky Swede Gold & Copper Miningmpany
Plr
Mundel Finds Encouragement on Slate Creek Mines
A. M. Mundel, pioneer miner of Slate Creek, returns from his property via Pla cer creek with snowshoes and supplies. He owns a group of Macedonia veins on Slate Creek tributary, using open cuts, shafts and tunnels to develop a face depth of 66 to 70 feet. The vein comprises oxidized iron and quartz with copper and silver traces, and Mundel believes the next 15 to 20 feet may yield commercial ore. A second vein shafted 20 feet shows strong prospects.
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Mundel
Slate Creek
A. M. Mundel
Placer Creek
Mandel
Macedonia
Mundelia
American Legion Smoker Attracts Local Attendance
Tomorrow at Bagtes’ Hall the Her-Schell V Edwards Post American Legion will host a smoker with boxing contests featuring local men, each billed as worth the admission. Proceeds fund Legion club rooms and aim for broad public support. tickets are on sale at Wallace Corner and Tabor’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funday
Her- Schell V. Edwards
Good Roads Association Plans Big Meeting For Road Plans
The Sho shone Good Roads association will hold its annual meeting at the Banquet restaurant next Thursday evening. Officers will be elected and important road improvement topics discussed. Key items include the Mission road around the canyon and promoting the Yellowstone trail for tourist routes through the county. All citizens are invited to attend and support the work endorsed by the board of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone Good Roads Association
Mission
Vitizen
Good Toads Association
Board Trade
Nabob Announces Expanded Plans For Nabob Mining
New York financier J Harrington president of Stewart Mining and Nabob Consolidated Mining arrived in the city with J B Codd and Chas Fisher from Lippert Investment. They discussed immediate improvements at Nabob and in the Stewart operations including tramway curve repairs, a mill shutdown, zinc recovery plans, a boarding house for miners, and redevelopment of the Tuscarora, Nevada tailings mill site. Expanded ore exploration east of the fault via Bunker Wilt & Sullivan personnel is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JE Harrington
New York
Stewart Mining Company
Nabob Consolidated Mining Company
City
J. B. Codd Ang Chas
Mr. Fisher
Spokane
Lippert Investment Company
Harrington
Stewart
Nabe
Huthe
Stewart Company
H. M. Childs
Bunker Wilt & Sullivan
Zinc Ore Treatment Plan at Bunker Hill Mine Promises Growth
The Bunker Hill & Sullivan company reports progress on hydro electrolysis to treat Pine Creek zinc ores. A local reduction plant near Kellogg could absorb zinc outputs for the region and export markets, boosting Western field production, employment, and district prosperity. The project aims to establish durable refining capacity and advance zinc mining in the Coeur d Alene district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunker Hl & Sullivan E Company
Pine Creek
Kellogg
Coeur d'Alene
Isteret
Bunker Hill
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Stanly A. Easton
Easton
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Rocky Mountain
Coast States
OrientalCountries
Middle West
Western Field
Pacific
Xinc
Coeur Valene
Hill & Sullivan Company
West Hunter Crosscut Nears Finish At 150 Feet
West Hunter crosscut is being driven south from the American Commander tunnel and is expected to be reached within the present contract for 150 feet. After passing the diabase dike a quartz rich second dike was found, T B Cosgrove West Hunter manager said in the city yesterday, optimistic about hitting a significant ore body beyond the current ake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hunter
American Commander
T. B. Cosgrove
Ake
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Bell Mining Company
Idaho
United
American Legion
Good Roads Association
NABOB
Tramway
Aine Projet
Tuscarora Mill
Tuscarora
Nev
Hades
Stormer Kaiser
Wall Street Journal
Bunker Hill CO
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