Lead Demand Good Increases Use Of Metal In Northwest
The Coeur d Alene mining district enjoys a bright outlook as lead demand rises and prices stay strong, with potential increases in zinc shipments after strikes settle. A Wormser article notes lead use expanding across White lead, mixed metals, ammunition, lead pipe, foil, batteries and more, while stockpiles remain limited and prices high.
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Coeur d'Alene
Finc
Felix E. Wormser
Wormser
Engineering and Mining Journal Press
Northwest
Hypotheek mine shows progress in underground development
The Hypotheek mine reports extended drift and crosscuts with ore in a 60 foot wide vein. Two shifts operate as major improvements including a compressor, new shop, dry house, powder magazine, air and water lines, a 525 foot piping system, and a dammed water supply. Otto A. Olsson notes strong finances to support development.
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Washington Water Power ‘Company
Sam Linn
Otto A. Olsson
Hypotheek
Bullion East Drift yields best copper ore face
An 4 foot ore shoot was discovered in the Bullion mine East drift face, described as the best ore found to date. William Stevens, a Bullion employee, relayed the report after visiting yesterday. Manager Taylor had left for Portland earlier and work resumed to deepen the drift seeking richer ore under the Idaho Montana divide. John F. Ferguson will receive samples for assays to verify the strike.
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Bullion
William Stevens
Idaho
Montana
Taylor
Portland
Stevens
John F. Ferguson
Miner Charles Knowles Spends Week in Milwaukee
Charles Knowles a prominent mining figure from Los Angeles visited Milwaukee last week on mining business. He departed Saturday for Milwaukee, his former base, where he plans to stay for the next two to three months. News from New York has spurred production and is expected to rise further with current estimates at 35 000 tons monthly.
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Milwaukee
Charles Knowles
Los Angeles
New York
State Mine Inspector Kellogg and Wallace Visit North Side
Stewart Campbell the state mine inspector left Tuesday for Murray to visit North Side properties and gather information for future mining development. He aims to keep industry contact from prospect to producing mine and plans to inspect Cedar Creek Paragon Monarch and other sites while in Idaho. The engineers visiting September 18 and 19 will travel from New York to San Francisco for the AI M M E meeting and stay in Kellogg Wallace. Local committees led by John White plan receptions and tours including the Bunker Hill Sullyvan mine or smelter and a dinner in Kellogg with engineers and industry staff. The party will move to Wallace for more visits then Spokane and Seattle with a Davenport dinner before departure.
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Stewart Campbell
Idaho
Mr. Campbell
Cedar Creek
Paragon
Monarch
Idaho Northern
Jack Waite
Columbus
Giant Ledge
Yukon
Eagle Creek
North Side
Coeur d'Alene
New York
San Francisco
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Hutte
Milwaukee
Plummer
Kellows
Fiosh J White
Columbia
Nelloge
Bunker Hill Sull Tvan
Stanly A. Easton
Aux- Mary
Institute
Kellogg
Wallace
C. W. Newton
Women's Auxiliary
Spokane
Davenport
Seattle
Ajax Crosscut Advanced toward Moonlight vein prospects
Ajax Mining manager A C Bixby reported in the city that the big crosscut is progressing at about 260 feet per month with two shifts. The face now sits over 1900 feet from the portal in Moonlight ground and the project aims to reach 800 feet below the Moonlight tunnel. The Ajax vein, first opened via the Moonlight tunnel, shows a substantial ore body and the crosscut will reach 500 feet below the lowest workings, fueling expectation the Ajax will become a large producing mine.
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A.C. Bixby
Ajax Mining Company
Hurke
Rixby
Lynn
Mass
Shoshone Group Development Near Wallace
Patrick McGovern, long-time Wallace resident, plans to develop the Shoshone claims across Nine Mile outside the city. Work has paused on the west side due to unresolved Northern Pacific land conflicts. He now aims to start on the east canyon side, seen as equally favorable for commercial ore. property owned by Shoshone Mining Company with McGovern as controlling owner.
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Wallace
Patrick McGovern
Nine Mile
Northern Pacific Land
McGovern
Polaris Lease Seeks Mill After Rich Copper Find
Leasers on the Polaris property report a promising shoot of rich gray copper ore and a larger body of lower grade ore. The Kelloge interests hold the lease and are weighing the need for a small mill on site to process ore.
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Polaris
Valentine Mining Seeks Cash From Treasury Stock Sale
Directors of the Valentine Mining company vote to place treasury stock on the market to fund development. The mine lies 5 to 6 miles south of Deborgia, Mont, with a cross cut toward a vein and about 160 feet to reach the ore under the main outcrop. The vein, near one of the district's best surface showings, may host an ore shoot at 200 feet depth. The Valentine links to the Silver Rock property and may share a compressor and power from a New Jersey syndicate plant.
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Valentine Mining Company
Treasury Stock
Valentine
Deborgia
Mont
Coeur d'Alene
Rock Island
Silver Rock
New Jersey
Hunter Tailings Mill Boosts Output at Lease Operation
The Metals Mining company organized by J B Parker and C J Hewitt takes over the Hunter tailings lease. The National mill, leased and under Parker, processes tailings delivered by motor truck. Tailings are screened, conveyed to lower bins, ground in Hardinge mills to fine pulp, then values recovered by flotation. The mill runs full time, handling about 900 tons daily.
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Metals Mining Company
J.B. Parker
C. J. Hewitt
Hunter
National
Contract Let For Mission Flat Road Mission Montana
KS Stone secretary of the Shoshone County Good Roads association announced a government let for the Mission Flat Road around Missoula. The forest service will award the contract on September 10 with completion aimed for mid December. The road from Cate bridge to Green School House near Fourth of July canyon will improve crossing conditions and eliminate high water hazards, part of finishing the Yellowstone trail sections to Lookout Pass and Montana divide.
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KS Stone
Shoshone
Lookout Pasy
Montana
Divide
Hanley Promoted to General Superintendent at Hecla Mine
EK Hanley, long of the Hecla Mining Company business office, is advanced to general superintendent of the mine and mill. He will move to Burke within three months, with Leo Hoban as office relief. Hanley began as an assayer and bookkeeper, later secretary, and now steps into a modern expanded leadership role as Hecla plans growth and new projects.
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EK Hanley
Businenn
Hecla Mining Company
Temite and Mill
James F. McCarthy
Hecla Company
Me. McCarthy
Cmpany
Star
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Hanley
Burke
Leo Hoban
Hecla
Wallace High School
A. J. Campbell
Campbell
Chool of Mines
Wallace
Hoch Mining Company
Mr. Hanley
Sunset Ore Lease Sparks Mine Reopening Plans
Sunset mining operations resume under lease as ore moves from the Sunset mine to Bunn station with about 200 tons in brig ready for shipment. Senator Clark, owner, has invested heavily, sunk a 1000 foot shaft, and planned further equipment upgrades signaling broader reactivation beyond leasing.
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Bunn Station
Nine Mile
George K. Garrett
Hunker Hill J
Clark
Vermilion vein raises at Vermilion Silver Mine Montana
Jack C White reports from Vermilion that W A Kittrell confirms good ore struck last month with a 40 foot raise and a 46 foot drift. The five foot wide vein promises pay to ship crude ore, with water too low to run the mill until spring. High grade mill feed yields gold silver and lead. A parallel vein was found, likely as promising. Vermilion lies on Vermilion creek, a Trout creek tributary in Sanders county Montana.
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Jack C. White
Firement
W. A Kittrell
Vermilion Silver & Land Mining Company
Mr. Kittrell
Sanders County
Montana
Rock Island becomes Silver Rock Mining plan compressor start
Returning delegates report from Deborgia that the Rock Island now operates as Silver Rock Mining and is arranging to install a compressor as a preliminary step toward broader development.
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Deborgia
Silver Rock Mining Company
The
Rock Island
New Ore Shoot Reported Struck on Constitution Main
Information from Pine Creek reports a new ore shoot in the Constitution drift on the main tunnel level. The ore is richer than usual, with 13 percent lead and 20 percent zinc, and ore visible across the face and walls. The shaft down 200 feet also exposes lead silver and zinc ore. The Marsh company operates a 150 ton mill and hopes for production as metal prices stay favorable. Joseph Trainor manages the company, centered in Spokane. Mining engineer F Cushing Moore visited from Spokane to inspect operations at the Marsh and the Russell vein drift toward Maran ground before returning to Spokane.
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Pine Creek
Joseph Trainor
Centrol
Spokane
F. Cushing Moore
Russell
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