Days May Ship Ore to East Helena in January or March
A public announcement may reveal resumption plans for Hercules and Tamarack mines early next year with ore shipments likely to East Helena via American Smelting & Refining, amid talks between Day interests and AS&R officials and observed railwork suggesting a shift in ore handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Helena
Hercules and Tamarack
C. W. Adams
American Smelting & Refining Company
Samuels
Adams
Jerome J. Day
Tamarack & Custer Company
M. #. Fisher
Day Smelting
Trust
Northern Pacific Company
Frisco
Northern Pacific
Northport
East
Day-Smith Case Against Hecla Backs Down After Settlement
The Day-Smith suit against Hecla and Bunker Hill suffered a major setback as Star and Federal parties settled their disputes. A $350,900 payment for ore removed from Star property settled claims of its value and dismissed challenges to Star’s title. The case now centers on whether Hecla can hold stock in another company under Washington law, with fraud charges dropped.
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Day-Smith
Hecla
Bunker Hill
Star
Federal
Day- Smith
Appellate Court
Supreme Court
Strike at Cedar Creek Leads Stockholders to Visit Mine
Cedar Creek Company reports a big strike of clean shipping ore as stockholders, led by William Schwabe and Will iam Becker, plan to inspect the property. Work had been advancing in crosscuts and drifts on lead silver ore with high grade potential, but full details remain awaited from tomorrow’s stockholder meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Cedar Creek Company
William Schwabe
William Becker
Cedar Creek Co
Becker
Engineers to Meet at Davenport Hotel in Spokane
The eleventh annual meeting of the Columbia section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers will be held at the Davenport hotel in Spokane on December 28. The section covers Idaho eastern Oregon Washington and British Columbia. The nominating committee proposes Rush J. White Wallace as chairman Frank M. Smith Spokane as vice chairman and L. K. Armstrong Spokane as secretary-treasurer. A northwest geology discussion led by O P Jenkins state of Washington assistant geologist will occur in the afternoon followed by a banquet in the Davenport Elizabethan room with ladies invited.
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Columbia
American Institute of Mining and Metallrgical Engineers
Davenport
Spokane
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Rush J. White
Wallace
Frank M. Smith
L. K. Armatrong
O. P. Jenkins
State of Washington
Mining in 1dang district shows renewed activity and progress
State mine inspector TEWART CAMPBELL reports broad revival in Idaho mining during 1921 with old mines restarting and new development. Highlights include the Featherville dredge, English group at Atlanta, Idaho Gold Corp tunnel work, and rising output at Bunker Hill, Sullivan, and Wood River districts. The Hecla Star crosscut advances toward the Star vein at 300 feet per month, aided by a modern mucking machine and robust plant facilities, while water control and workshops support uninterrupted progress. Campbell plans to finalize a comprehensive year report early next year.
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Tewart Campbell
Boise
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Campbell
Galena
Chicago-Boston
Hecla
Lookout Mountain
Pine Creek
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Moscow
Hammond I Dredging Company
Featherville
Rock Bar
Mountain Home
Atlanta
Idaho Gold Corporation
Vishnu
Goat
Gold Hill & Iowa Company
Quartzburg
Boise County
Wood River Mines
Wood River District
Blaine County
Shoshone County
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Federal
Independence
Bullion
Mayflower
Jay Gould
Red Elephant
Bunker Hill
Democrat
Red Cloud
Best Ore Showing on 400 at Galena Reported Yesterday
The Galena claim near Galena continues to show improving ore with a face of three and a half feet of good ore, 18 inches of which is exceptionally rich lead-silver. The vein runs along a Revert and St. Regis contact, with 109 feet of commercial ore to the drift face and potential for great depth as work continues eastward. State mine inspector Stewart Campbell visited Saturday and praised the property, upbeat on future prospects in the district.
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Chicago-Boston
C. W. Newton
Revert
St. Regis
Stewart Campbell
Galena
New ore bodies emerge at Western Union mine
Leasing at Western Union continues to add value with the Loney and Hagman leases extending below the tunnel level. A new crosscut shows a widening vein east of Kron Johnson, suggesting another rich ore shoot. Kron-Johnson ships another carload this week while Mattes No.3 level holds over a foot of ore. Ben J. Collins and J. Burbank were visiting from Spokane and Cheney.
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Western Union
J. M. Loney and Associates
Kron-Johnson
Loney
Erick Hagman
Hagman
Ben J. Collins
Spokane
J. ©. Burbank
Cheney
Quigley Returns From New York Postgraduate Surgery Course
Major F L Quigley of this city returned last week from a two month government sponsored postgraduate surgery course in the United States army reserve corps. Clinics were led by noted eastern surgeons with daily operations from 8am to 6pm offering vast benefit to witnesses and discussants. He also completed a practical surgery course and traveled with Mrs Quigley enjoying social life and a Washington stop on the way home.
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Tal
New York
F. L. Quigley
United States Army
Quigley
East
Major Quigley
Majors
Washington
Settlement Ends Four Year Mining Dispute In Idaho
The Star Mining company and the Federal Mining and Smelting company reached a out of court settlement after nearly four years of litigation before Judge F. S. Deitrich in Coeur d Alene. The Federal will pay Star 360000 in full settlement and relinquish all claims to the disputed ground, plus an option for 90000 on the Iron Crown and part of the Grouse claim for 100000. The arrangement unifies ground connected to the vein and ends a long, costly case likely to have gone to appeal.
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Stu Mining Company
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
F. 5. Deitrich
United States District Court
Coeur d'Alene
Federal
Star
Fed
Deitrich
Iron Crown
Evening Star
The
Morning Star
Noth
Star Mining Company
John P. Gray
James A. Wayne
Wallace
Marshall
Mr. McMillan
Salt Lake City
C. W
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Jerome Day
Hecla.b
Columbia Section
Heela
Star-Federal Gase Anots
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