Hecla and Bunker Hill Move on Star Purchase
Testimony details the Star ore body significance in Revett and Burke formations, led by McCarthy and endorsed by Hecla directors. Witnesses from Hanley to Landsee, Lambach, Nolan, and Wakefield describe the negotiations with Bradley Easton and Day, the strategic rationale for crosscutting via Hecla, and projected profits under smelter contracts and improved ore processing. A Milwaukee meeting approved joining the Star purchase, with court adjourned for January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Revett
Burke
East End
West End
Hecla Company
Hecla
No. 3
J. Park Channing
Michigan
Horace V. Winchell
United States
Coeur d'Alene
Winchell
McCarthy
Roy Clark
Spokane
U. S
Star-Federal
Wiley
Burch
Leith
University of Wisconsin
Bradley and
Easton
Bunker Hill
Star
Oscar Herschy
Mr. Easton
Bradley
Mr. Bradley
Kioth
Adel
Heela
Plummer
Wallace
San Francisco
Day
Smith
Mr. Day
Gertie Mining Company
Gertie
Apex
Marsh
Gertie Company
Milwaukee
Sullivan Mining Company
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
The
Sullivan
Grouse Gulch Tunnel
Grouse Gulch
Tinker Hill
Sullivan Company
Huneke
Mr. McCarthy
Heola
Mr. Plummer
Kipp
Hanley
J. KE. Hanley
Walmoe
Heela Mining Company
Carl Landsee
Landsee
H. C. Lambach
Old Hickory
Fd Ehrenberg
EB. J. Nota
Los Angeles
Nolan
Upham
Horschy
Gray
Bunker Hill Company
Flynn
Enterprise
Punker
Consumption of Silver in Pittman Act Coinage Output
The treasury faces rapid bullion depletion as Pittman act coinage consumes silver. End October holdings were about $24 million in silver bullion, versus $60 million last August, with mint output reaching a record $23.1 million in October and total coined under the act at $72.2 million by October. Melted silver reduces available stock to $197.98 million worth coins remain to be minted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
United States
Few Recruits for Army
Official War Department statistics prepared for a pending conference show enlistments in recent weeks failed to offset discharges and other casualties. The regular army falls short of the 150,000 peace strength set by Congress, with 138,000 counted on October 21. During October, 2,834 men left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Congress
Army recruitment policy blamed for uneven enlistment
Army officers say the service signed 2,800 recruits while neglecting others due to a policy of accepting applicants only for units near their homes. They cite lack of funds for transportation as the reason for geographic bias in enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders Belmont Mining Co
Office of the Belmont Mining Company in Wallace Idaho dated November 30 1921 notifies that stock is delinquent due to a five mill per share assessment levied October 22 1921 with amounts listed beside shareholders names including Aunt Cc W Brown and certificate numbers and shares shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Mary A Jacob
Hott
Ladin “Hartman
J Mall
Bertha Miles
H Mcintosh Agile
John Phillips
Annie Lips Vy
Emerald Isle
Ida Sheave
Ida Re
Ida Scheave
Ida Feheave
John
Sald da
Edar Street
Race
Frank P, Hess
Belmont Mining Company
Cedar Street
Amazon-Dixie Mining Co
H. J. Rossi
Belmont Mining Co
Frank J. Hess
Darby Mining Co
C. D. Miller
Mullan
Rockford Mining Co
Walter H. Hanson
Mining and Development Firms in Coeur d'Alenes Tax List
Delinquent levies across multiple mining firms listed with levies from September to November, dates of payment due in December and January, officers named including secretaries and treasurers in Wallace Kellogg Spokane and surrounding areas, with delinquent sale dates noted for each firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. Wullen, Jr
Spokane
Mammoth Mining Co
John F. Ferguson
Wallace
North Bunker Hill Mining Co
N.J. Hardy
Kellogg
Stockholders Meeting Notice at 613 Bank Street
Big Creek Mining Co to hold special meeting at 613 Bank Street Wallace on December 12 at 7 30 p m for voting on the proposition to use the company's capital stock W Smith secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek Mining Co
W. W. Smith
Wallace
Bank Street
W. Smith
Daily Quotations of Metals Basis of Settlement
The table lists daily quotation data for silver lead zinc and copper used as settlement bases in smelter contracts. Figures are cash values reduced to New York and St Louis bases. Silver in cents per ounce and other metals in cents per pound. Copper delivered means seller pays freight to destination. Zinc quotes are for Prime Western brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering and Mining Journal
New York
St Louis
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HECIA
Pittman
Great Falta
Milwaukee Meeting
Harry Day
Kelloge
Wakefield
Star Mining Company
Star Company
E. H. Moffitt
Hunker Hill
Hecta Inter
Federal
Case
Shrs
Cc W Brown
Ashe
Mining and Development Companies
Coeur d’Alenes
Big It Mining & Milling Co
M. I. Prau
Copper Chief Mining Co
J. H. Taylor
Friend Mining Co
William Schielding
Lindelle
Guelph Mining & Milling Co
Eliza H. Steffes
Kelso
Galena Mining Co
D. A. Callahan
Independence
Jack
Rob Roy Mining Co
G. W. Dougherty
Success Mining Co
A. G. Kennedy
Tarbox Mining Co
Milla
N.Y
Jaluary
Augusta
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