Tourism gains in Wallace set for next year push
Wallace business leaders report tourist travel yields a substantial economic impact. Camp registrations show 215 cars with 1065 visitors in a week and 4186 overnight stays in four weeks. Estimates include $97,258 in five months from tire sales and a projected yearly total near $110,000. Plans call for a larger camp and better amenities to attract more travelers along the Yellowstone trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
F. E. Stone
Wallace
Stone
Kaseline
Tourjate
Great Platinum Vein Option in Lancaster Held by Lancaster
A mining option by Mr. Lancaster covers a vein about a mile and a half long within a quarter section, plus seven adjacent claims. The ledge lies 16 miles from Grants Pass along a gravel road through farmland. Oregon Pacific Railroad runs within three miles. The land is held as a Homestead, with the main vein on a quarter section owned by John B. Taylor of Coeur d’Alene.
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Taylor
Tayslor
Joseph Peeper
Coeur d'Alene
Lancaster
Oregon
Mimola
Applegate
Grants Pass
Oregon Pacific Railroad
Coast
John B. Taylor
Looking After Lease at Old Standard Mine
A. J. Metcalf, longtime district resident now living in Portland, came up this week on business tied to the lease he and H. Little hold at the old Standard mine. He returned home yesterday as the legislature moved to change mining claim assessment work from calendar year to fiscal year, extending 1921 assessment work to July 1 and awaiting presidential approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Metcalf
Portland
H. Little
Standard
Senate
Vandals Deface Historic Mullan Tree and Park
Missoula and Spokane chambers denounce bias claims against Wallace and Yellowstone trail travel through their cities and pledge fair treatment. F W Guilbert of National Parks highway in Spokane supports ongoing non discrimination while investigations will confirm the complaint basis. Park officials report vandals carved names on Mullan tree and bark removal, prompting preservation actions and security measures.
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Missoula
Spokane
Wallace Board of Trade
Park
D. W. Greenberg
Mullan Tree
Greenberg
Jesuit Society
Bullion mines big copper ore body with new veins found
The Bullion mine expands its copper ore body across 800 feet of high grade ore with 3 to 5 percent copper and 2 to 3 ounces of silver per ton. A new 900 foot deep raise and connections to tunnels boost development. A 1700 to 1800 foot vein widens to four feet with chalcopyrite. Plans include a mill driven by Bullion creek power and a tram to the railroad.
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Aany
North Bunker Hill vein crossing nears reach
In a stockholders letter North Bunker Hill Mining reports the crosscut from the 500-foot shaft has advanced 480 feet and is now in the casing of the ledge beneath Haystack Peak in a Revett quartzite formation. The vein, about 10 feet wide at surface, is expected to be reached within 60 to 100 feet as two shifts work, with mineralized material and small lead stringers observed.
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North Bunker Hill Mining Company
Haystack Peak
Revett
Giant Ledge Mining Progress Report
J H Taylor of Spunasie and president of Giant Ledge Mining Co arrived from Murray after several days at the mine. The company sawmill is running, cutting timber for large ore bins, and once completed, underground workings will be prepared for production. Chicago is touted as the world’s greatest railroad center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. Taylor
Spunasie
Giant Ledge Mining Company
Murray
Hypotheck vein extended as ore theory draws interest
A cragscut tunnel 1600 feet west of the shaft cut the Hypotheck vein after about 400 feet of drive. The vein averages 60 feet wide with oxidized iron streaks and black manganese. Drift extended east roughly 1125 feet along a clearly defined footwall. If ore proves at the junction of three veins, mining and milling facilities are ready for quick resumption. Large plant and supplies are prepped, including housing, shops, and electric power. New Zealand reports a heavy mood with thousands unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hypotheck Company
Notice of Assessments and Stock Sales in Idaho Mines
Notices warn shareholders of multiple Idaho mining companies to pay delinquent assessments by set dates or face public auction sales. Details name stockholders, offices in Burke and Mullan, Idaho, and outline fees, delinquency penalties, and sale dates for 1921.
Silver Mountain Mining Company seeks delinquent assessment payment
Branch Office of the Silver Mountain Mining Company in Potlatch Idaho announces a two mills per share assessment levied by directors on June 6 1921 payable to secretary W E Horstkotte at 960 Pine Street Potlatch before August 12 1921. If unpaid by that date the stock will be delinquent and may be sold on September 11 1921 at 7 30 p m at the branch office to cover the delinquent assessment plus costs of sale. Jel6 Jul4 5t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber
Hurke
Idaho
Co. A. Dettman
Washington Mining Company, Limited
Burke
Elk Mining Company
Mullan
The
C. Carson
Mary J. Caron
Silver Mountain Mining Company, Limited
Potlatch
W. E. Horstkotte
Pine Street
W. BE. Horstrotte
Silver Mountain Mining Colony, Limited
W. & Horstrotte
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders Burke Idaho 1921
Notice identifies delinquent stock on which a two mill per share assessment was levied July 13 1921. Names and amounts are listed for each shareholder with delinquent balances due to Washington Mining Company in Burke Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eee
Notice of Postpone for Mining Assessments in Idaho
Notice from Silver Mountain Mining Company and Nevada Stewart Mining Company announces postponement of payment deadlines and sale of delinquent stock. The Silver Mountain dates shift from August 12 to September 16, with delinquent stock sale moved to October 20. Nevada Stewart levied one mill per share due by September 17, with delinquent sale set for October 8 at 7:30 p.m. at Wallace Idaho office. H. M. Huemann is secretary-treasurer.
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Geological Survey
United States
Alaska
California
Josephine
Spokane &Xchange
New York
Caledonia
Canada
Callahan Zinc
Florence Silver
Independence
Marsh
Rex
Stewart
United Sil-Cop
Utica
Spokane Exchange
Ajax Ee
Ambergris i
Alaska Petroleum
Carney Copper
Chicago
Boston Constitution
Copper King
Cork Province
Douglas, OL
East Caledonia
Electric Point
Gertie
Gladstone Mt
Happy Day
Highland Surprise
Idaho Gold & Ruby A
Idaho Continental
Imperial x
Intermountain
Int. Coal & Coke A
Ivanhoe
Jack Waite
Laclede OM
McGillivray Creek
Moonlight
Nabob
Oom Paul
Ray Jefferson
Silver Cable
Silversmith
Sidney
Sherman
Stanley Or
Tamarack
Lease
Mackey
A. W. Hoover
A. T. McDonald
Chester Howarth
Hi. Barber
Immigration
Frederick Vining Fisher
Idaho Development Association
East
Middle West
A. T. Allen
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Shoshone County
Bullion Creek
Bullion Company
Milwaukee
St. Joe
Pearson Mining Company
Boglespur
Pacfflc
Borax
Mont
Werper U
Copper Chief Mining Company
R. S. Merriam
James H. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
North Bunker Hill
New Zealand
Carson
Mullan, Idaho
Cert
Buttner
Briggs
Bernard
Brown
Andrew
Hbach
Home Extract Co
Tacoma
Nevada-Stewart Mining Company
H. M. Huemann
Sixth Street
Nevada- Stewart Mining Company
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