Notice of Forfeiture in Idaho Mining Claims
Notice to William H. Barnett and Mrs Martha Barnett and heirs that under Section 2824 Revised Statutes and amendments the co owner has expended labor on the Barnett and Wallace lode mining claims in Yreka Mining District Shoshone County Idaho for 1920 amounting to 200 dollars and if within 90 days after expiration of notice you sue or refuse your portion of such forfeiture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Barnett
Martha Barnett
Martha Leavitt
United States
Barnett and
Wallace Lode
Yreka
Shoshone County
Co owners demand mine claim expenditures and notices issued
In 1920 co owners Jed Roundy August Nelson Sam G Brown and others claim seven hundred dollars labor and improvements on Broken Hill Rustler Chief Eagle Blue Bell and Bell Fraction mining claims in Lalande and Placer Center Idaho Shoshone county. Notices demand each owner pay shares within 90 days or their interest becomes property of the signer. lists amounts for Jed Roundy August Nelson Sam G Brown C C ee William eee C Kanr and Mike Tinsley with specific distribution and publication costs. Also notices loss of certificate for 100000 shares of Mingo Chief Mining Company registered to John H Van Dorn and calls for objections within 30 days. Special stockholders meeting for Big Creek Mining Co Ltd set for December 12 1921 at Wallace Idaho to vote on unspecified matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Roundy
August Nelson
Sam G. Brown
Sidhlie
William Pagan
GU. C.aar
Mike Tinsley
United States
Broken Hill
Rustler
Ie Chief
Eagle
Blue Bell
Bell Fracion
C. C. Ee
William Eee
C. Kanr
Acueday
Big Creek Mining Co. Ltd
Portance
Ilinois
Far West
Sevesh
Democratic Party
Europe
Dev. McMeans
Virginia City
Ora
Gold Hill
Brown Rangers
Bret Harte
San Francisco
Satan
Marlette & Hunt
Mason & Ostrom
Clarence King
George F. Becker
Ross
Browne
Proposal to Increase Capital Stock by Big Creek Mining Co
Notice records a proposed increase of Big Creek Mining Company Limited capital from 1.6 million dollars to 2 million dollars, changing shares from 1.5 million at 1.00 par value to 4 million at 1.00 par value, plus incidental legal matters. The board orders its approval and sets meeting dates, with further administrative actions and notices of assessments and delinquent stock sales for Wallace Idaho in November 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Corporation
BIG Creek Mining CO
LID
G. Scott Anderson
W. W. Smith
Lost certificate notice for Treasure Vault Mining stock
To whom it may concern a certificate for seventeen (17) for fifty thousand shares of Treasure Vault Mining Company stock is lost or misplaced on the books in the name of John H Vanora secretary Spokane Washington. A new certificate is requested for issuance of a lien amount in its stead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo Chief Mining Company, Limited
John H. van Dorn
Mingo Mining Company, Limited
Treasure Vault Mining Company
John H. Vanora
The
Stea
Notice of Assessment by Iron King Mining Co in Idaho
Office of the Iron King Mining Co Ltd, Wallace Idaho, declares an assessment of one mill per share on outstanding stock due by January 8 1922 payable to Otto A Olsson secretary treasurer at the Gyde Taylor building Wallace Idaho. Unpaid shares by January 8 1922 become delinquent and will be sold at public auction or February 15 1922 at office of the company to cover the delinquent assessment costs and sale expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek Mining Company, Limited
Bank Street
Wallace
Iuahy
Big Creek
Pany
Payavie
W. W. Smith
US Lie Company
Iaaho
A.d.ayes
Kob Roy Mining Company
Idaho
Geo. W. Dougherty
Sixth Street
P. O. Box
301
Rob Rey Mining Company
Iron King Mining Co., Ltd
Iron King Mining Co. Ltd
Otto A. Olsson
Gyde-Taylor
Alias summons in tax foreclosure case in Idaho court
The State of Idaho sends greeting to W F Boelter defendant in Shoshone County. Plaintiff Harry A Rogers as Trustee for Shoshone County files suit to foreclose a delinquent tax certificate on the N half of the NW quarter Section 20 Township 45 North Range 4 East Boise Meridian for 1915 1916 1917 taxes. Defendant to answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days elsewhere. failure means judgment for plaintiff. Witness date November 21 1921. Clerk Harry A Rogers Deputy J L Brainard attorney John H McFivers Wallace Idaho NY-J15-7E
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone
Harry A. Rogers
Shoshone County
W. F. Boelter
District Court of
Boise Meridiar
Idaho
A.D
J. L. Brainard
John H. Mcfivers
Wallace
Recollections of the Comstock Lode by RH Stretch
An extended reminiscence of Virginia City mining life in the 1860s detailing law, mining claims, court battles, and the social fabric. The piece recalls judges, lawyers, miners, notable figures like Mark Twain and Adolph Sutro, and the bustling stock market, telegraph links, and stage routes. It notes maps and surveying work, mapping methods, and the clash of speculation with scientific progress amid a volatile frontier community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joouwin
Erst-cuins
Territorial
Latrobe
Andes
Baron Richtofen
Tts
Virginia City
Sam Jo
Gold Hill
H. Yercington
Kentsuk
Isaac Requa
Chollar
Mc~Kay
Kingsbury
Concord
Plicerville
Honolulu
Islands
Greeley
Tom Peasley
Carson City
Frank Farrington
C Street
Ed. Powers
Horseshoe
Seattle
Bonner
Gould & Curry
Honner
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United Stores
Wallace Mullan Burke
General Merchants
Eagle City
United
A. L. Honeker
Bank St
Alata National Bank
Wallace, Idaho
M. J. Flohr
Jas. F. McCarthy
J. W. Wimer
A. Keating
H. E. Howes
Aug. Paulsen
Geo. Steward
Alfred Page
J.w.wimer
M.J. Flohr James F. McCarthy
City Transfer & Storage
Cedar St
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth and Pine
L. Sanders
D.D
James A. Williams
William Tyler
Burke
Riverside
Spokane
Wash
Alias
Comstock Lode
Stretch
Mining and Scientific Press
Virginia Chy
Cary
Lissones
ML Davidson
Ueait
England
America
California
Mother Lode
Aurora
Comstock
Ross Browne
West
Silver City
American
Quint and
Mesick
William M. Stewart
Bin
Cort Hillyer
Garber
Thornton
Ellis
Huntington
Baldwin
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