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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
3
Sheriff's sale notice records the foreclosure action in Shoshone County Idaho against J C Feehan. Harry A Rogers County Auditor as Trustee for Shoshone County filed the action and obtained a decree on June 18 1921 with the sale order issued June 20 1921.
Notice of forfeiture cites co owner Peter McPhillips demanding payment of four hundred dollars for 1916 and 1920 labor on Dora and Alice claims in Shoshone County Idaho within 90 days or the shares revert. Also announces a special Flynn Group Mining Company meeting August 29 1921 at 10:00 am in Wallace Idaho to elect directors amend articles and conduct other business.
Notice declares an assessment of one mill per share on Trade Dollar Mining Company Limited of Wallace Idaho, due August 19 1921, payable to Everett H Pottreasurer, with delinquency and public sale planned for September 9 1921 at 2 00 p m in Wallace Idaho. Also Maine-Standard Mining Company of Wallace Idaho levies one mill per share due August 20 1921, payable to Otto Murphy treasurer, with sale set for September 5 1921 at 2 00 p m to cover delinquent assessment and costs.
To Alexander McDonald and heirs I claim I have spent labor and improvements on multiple Idaho mining claims for 1920 totaling 1400 dollars. If you do not pay your half of 700 dollars plus publishing costs within 90 days after publication, your interest will transfer to Antonio Rightno Wallage Idaho as allowed by law.
Delinquent stockholders of the Imperial Mining Company are listed for a 2.5 mill assessment dated July 11, 1921. Delinquent amounts include many named shareholders and firms, with a public auction set for September 3, 1921 at 1:30 p.m. at the Wallace County Courthouse to satisfy the judgment and costs.
Ordinance 151 vacates a section of Westside Avenue in Wallace and authorizes the mayor to issue quitclaim deeds to adjoining property owners. The description follows the lot lines near Park Addition and placer creek. Each affected owner covers related deed costs. ordinance repeals conflicting rules and becomes effective after passage and publication.
Notice announces Nabob Consolidated Mining Company annual meeting for election of directors and other business. Meeting at Pinecreek office in Shoshone County Idaho on Monday August 29 1921 at 3 PM, polls open 3 to 5 PM. Books close August 19 1921 at 2 PM and reopen August 20 1921 at 10 AM. Secretary MO L Williams.
In Shoshone County Idaho Probate Court the estate of Robert Horn deceased announces private sale of decedent’s mining interests in the Daddy lode Mead lodes and Baker placer claims in Summit district. Sale after August 20 1921 bids in writing to Therrett Towles Wallace Idaho or clerk of court with ten percent certified check. ExecutorCharles H Horn may reject any bid.
The public seems to be awakening to the feet that George Graham Rice is not in jut after all. A jury has held Rice to be a crook more than once and he was sentenced to Sing Sing but secured release on a certificate of reasonable doubt. He has lingered in liberty while appeals proceed, manipulating markets in Reno San Francisco and Salt Lake with a reputation for roguish schemes. A Salt Lake stock exchange grant for Hingham-Galena Mining stirs protests due to Rice connection and a Cali arrest warrant looms. The appeal on New York grand larceny is due within months, with potential further indictments and certificates of reasonable doubt. The public deserves a final settlement without delay.
A poem by M. M. St. Clair portrays Bent and his burro as they trudge through canyon walls in search of gold. It contrasts hard labor and dream of wealth with doubts about heavenly rewards, ending with a note on discarded leather from New England shoe factories repurposed for fertilizer.
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