Wallace Board of Trade Considers Dues Cut and Time Zone Talk
The Wallace board of trade discussed reducing dues for clergy and charity workers to 6 dollars, while ministers would be removed from the half-rate tier. The move aims to boost membership, though objections from a beneficiary surfaced. A time-zone alignment proposal to Idaho mountain time was postponed to the next meeting. Morning Club head HF Elland promoted the new club building by Federal Mining Smelting, inviting regional participation and noting the December 22 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Board of Trade
D. G. Donahue
Board of Trade
A. L. Bramhall
Hone
Horse Commercial Club
Idaho
Mackey
A. M. Corner
Interstate Commerce Commission
H. J. Rossi
Morning Club
Elland
Th Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Ellard
United States
Wallace
Los Angeles visitor inspects Big Creek mine prospect
Mrs. Vada Allison of Los Angeles, a large stockholder in the Bir Creek Mining company and other ventures, visited Coeur d Alene last week. She inspected the Bir Creek property including the mine and mill, explored every drift and surface operation, and expressed optimism about profits while noting the funds needed to develop a mine. She left Saturday for Coeur d Alene before returning to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek
Vada
Allison
Los Angeles
Wallace
Bir Creek Mining Company
Wah
Los Angeles Rainbow
Bir Creek
Coeur d'Alene
Cailifor
Verde May Mining plans spring development work
At Verde May Mining company annual meeting on November 27 officers and directors were elected Ed Erickson as president Ovcar Nordquist as vice president N Se Lindaten as secretary and manager Charles Jackson as treasurer and Louis Olson as director. Directors levied a one mill assessment to fund this year s assessment work The company plans to extend a crosscut tunnel in spring from about 80 feet to the vein reaching about 600 feet depth from the surface estimated at 875 feet The mine is on Canyon creek south side between Formosa and West Bell The vein outcrop is quartz and oxidized iron and considered favorable Linds en will soon depart Libby Mont to work at Lukens Hazel mine for which Nordquist is manager
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Verde May Mining Company
Ed Erickson
Gem
Ovcar Nordquist
Libby, Mont
N. Se Lindaten
Charles Jackson
Louis Olson
Canyon Creek
Formosa
West Bell
Lindsen
Libby
Mont
Lukens-Hazel
Oscar Nordquist
Grade of ore improves at Black Bear mine raise
The Black Bear Mines board, facing tough ore conditions, suspends new taxation yet expects spring cost cuts and a steadier metal market. Ore exposures since last summer show a stronger grade, with No. 2 raise reaching 225 feet above the main tunnel and a vein averaging seven feet wide. Assays indicate high grade lead with notable silver and copper content, plus a trace of gold, while plans include treasury stock sales to fund development without further levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bernier
Black Bear Mines Company
Hernice
Treasury Stock
Bernier
Thmnbers
Hunter Mine at Mullan Shuts Down Amid Costs
Gold Hunter Mining and Smelting at Mullan suspends production, laying off most workers. About 180 employed, now reduced to 20 for development and property care. Shutdown driven by high mining costs and low lead prices, with resumption tied to favorable cost and price conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Hunter Mining & Smelting Company
Mullan
Death of Fred Russell shocks Coeur district community
The passing of Fred M. Russell at Mullan last Tuesday shocked the Coeur d Alene district. Known for his genial disposition, he had long supported the Alice Mining Company, seeking capital and lease deals despite repeated failures. Russell, an 1889 immigrant from New York, worked as an assay er for several mining firms before dedicating himself to promoting the Alice venture. Funeral plans await relatives in New York. He was a Mason with Shoshone lodge in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Russell
Mullan
Alice Mine
Mr. Fussell
Alice Mining Company
Russell
Coeur -Alene
New York
Morning Mining Company
Charles Hussey
Finch & Campbell
Gold Hunter Mining & Smelting Company
Shoshone Lodge
Amazon-Dixie Mining Manager Reports Equipment Installed
Amazon-Dixis Wesley Hyerett of Sildix Montana, manager of the Amazon-Dixie Mining company, was in the city this week. New en tiie and other equipment completed after over a year of work are in perfect order. Development now focuses on extending the drift to the Leslie and unwatering the shaft in preparation to sink 400 feet deeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon-Dixis
Wesley Hyerett
Amazon-Dixie Mining Company
Sildix, Mont
Sheridan Returns to reestablish home in Idaho city
Mr and Mrs N C Sheridan have returned from New Mexico and will resettle in the city. He previously managed Spake and Opportunity mine near Hillsboro New Mexico for two years and will now oversee operations at the Midnight near Mul Jlan controlled by Jones and Maker of New York who own the New Mexico mine. In other news a district court notice announces Amador Copper and Gold Mining and Milling Company Ltds voluntary dissolution with a hearing set for January 20 1924 at 4 30 pm in Wallace Idaho. The clerk Harry A Rogers signs the document with deputy clerk Bratnard.
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District Court
First Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Shoshone
Amador Copper and Gold Mining and Milling Company, Ltd
Edgar C. Steele
Second Judicial District
Wallace Miner
J County
State of Idaho
Wallace
Drift on First Vein at Sterling Silver Mine Expands
Brainard reports in Wardner Kellogg News that drifting on the first vein at Sterling Silver Mountain Mining Co. has extended 150 feet east with gray copper ore containing up to 35 ounces of silver. A three foot talc gouge carries silver, vein over five feet wide, crosscut to second vein advancing toward completion in about 200 feet after 505 feet already done. Six men employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainard
Ward_ner-Kellogg News
Sterling Silver Mountain Mining Company
Big Creek
Summons in Complex Idaho Mining Case in Shoshone County
The State of Idaho serves summons in No 5024 in Shoshone County to William P Flynn plaintiff and defendants Terrence Flynn William Flynn James Flynn Thomas Flynn Ellen Flynn McGarry Margaret Flynn Neads and Unknown Heirs of Charles Flynn Deceased. The suit concerns death of Charles Flynn on August 26 1901 at Dillon Montana and mining claims Mountain View and Tron Silver lode in Llande District Idaho with multiple transfers and trust interests among Flynn family members and Timothy McCarthy Patrick Flynn. The case outlines disputed title and ownership interests dating from 1887 to 1898 and seeks relief to straighten title and vest interests in plaintiffs and Charles and Patrick Flynn.
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District Court of the First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone County
William P. Flynn
Terrence Flynn
William Flynn
James Flynn
Thomas Flynn
Ellen Flynn McGaery
Margaret Flynn Neads
Charles Flynn
Ellen
Flynn McGarry
Margaret Flynn
Eads
Timothy McCarthy
Patrick Flynn
Mountain View
Tron
Lalande
Shostone County
Idaho
Charles
Charles Kyan
Plaintiff
Deed Amended to Reflect One Eighth Interest in Claims
Court records show a dispute over a June 1 1898 deed conveying one quarter of certain claims to Charles Flynn and a June 3 1898 recording. Due to mutual error the record shows Charles Flynn holding an undivided three eighths and plaintiff one eighth. The suit seeks to reform the deed to correctly convey one eighth to each party, declare a trust, quiet title, and enjoin transfers. The action includes summons and demands appearance within twenty to forty days.
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Patrick Flynn
Charles Flynn
Shoshone County
Idaho
Charles Fizan
Harry A. Rogers
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at First National Bank
The regular annual meeting of the shareholders of the First National Bank of Wallace Idaho will be held at its banking house on Tuesday January 11 1921 for election of directors to serve the ensuing year and to transact other business as may be brought before it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Wallace
Idaho
Treasurer-elect seeks help for Shoshone County duties
Notice from John Lucas treasurer elect of Shoshone County Idaho states he will apply January 10 1921 to the county board of commissioners for authority to appoint one person to assist in performing the duties required by law of the county treasurer. D9-16-51
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
State of Idaho
Board of County Commissioners of
John Lucas
Shoshone County
Idaho
Sheriff-elect seeks seven deputies in Shoshone County
Jesse Freeman sheriff elect of Shoshone County Idaho announces on December 4 1920 in Wallace Idaho his request to the county commissioners on January 10 1921 to appoint seven deputies including a jailer to assist in performing the sheriff duty by law in Shoshone County Idaho
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders in Wallace I bur 6 1920
Notice is hereby given that there is delinquent stock of the above named corporation due to an assessment of two mills per share levied November 1 1920. Names shown include Ashby Frank with certificate 99 holding 2000 shares and Alen AE with certificate 98 holding 5000 shares plus amounts due.
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Wallace, I Bur
Veteran Mining Idaho
Decem- No
Ashby
Frank
Alen
Notice of Assessment for Verde May Mining Co Limited
The Verde May Mining Company Limited of Gem Idaho announces an assessment of 0. mill per share on the outstanding capital stock. Payment was due by January 8 1921 to Charles Jackson treasurer Gem Idaho. Delinquent shares on January 6 1921 will be advertised for sale and sold February 7 1921 to cover the delinquent amount. N L Lindsten secretary. Da J6 5t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verde May Mining Company, Limited
Gem
Idaho
The
Charles Jackson
N. L. Lindsten
Gem, Idaho
Pawhattan Mining Company Delinquent Assessment Notice
December 6, 1920 notice from Wallace Idaho states an assessment of one mill per share on Pawhattan Mining Company Limited stock due January 10, 1921 payable to Joseph Turner. If unpaid by then, sale is set for January 29, 1921 at 7:30 pm at 505 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho to cover the delinquent amount and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawhattan Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Joseph Turner
Cedar Street
Panhattan Mining Company, Limited
Bids Sought for 125-Foot Mine Tunnel Contract
George R. Trask of Wallace Idaho invites bids for the construction of 125 feet of tunnel at The Bell of the West Mine on East Nine Mile Creek with a deadline of 7:00 p m December 8 1920. Specifications available at the mine tunnel or at S S Gundlach office in the Post Office Block Wallace Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Trask
Wallace
Idaho
Bell of the West
Nine Mile Creek
S. S. Gundlach
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Anal Copper
Stambter Cariboo
Ray Jefferson
Silver
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New World Life
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Barnard Block, Wallace, Idaigo
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W M. Smith
Mary Smith
R. B.weniger
John L. Fitzgerald
Petitioner
Gyde-Taylor Building
Western Star Mining Company, Limited
Western Star Mining Company Limited
Cor Oporation
Elmer Johnson
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