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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1923
Page
3
Notice states inability to assume debts on Iowa mining claims in Summit district Shoshone Idaho and announces probate proceedings for the estate of John Anderson in Shoshone County Idaho. It sets Saturday December 22 1923 at 1 0 0 PM for proving the will and hearing testamentary letters with appearance rights for interested parties.
The Eldorado Mining and Smelting Co announces it will not be responsible for debts contracted for labor or supplies under the present lease held by W. McAvoy on its mining property in the Yreka mining district Shoshone County Idaho Wallace Idaho September 10 1923 By G W Dougherty Secretary Treasurer
Notice of assessment levied by the Moe Mining Company Limited at Wallace Idaho. A four mills per share assessment on outstanding stock was set payable by December 28 1923 to G W Dougherty secretary treasurer at 627 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho. Delinquent shares will be advertised for sale at public auction unless payment is made.
The Moe Mining Company, Limited will sell fare on January 19 1924 at 7 00 pm at 27 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho to pay delinquent assessment plus advertising costs and sale expenses. GW Dougherty secretary treasurer and agent for Moe Mining Company. N22 D27 61
The Wallace Mining Milling and Realty Company of Wallace Idaho issues a notice to stockholders delinquent on a ten mill per share assessment levied October 1923. It lists several shareholders with amounts due and sets December 20 1928 at 7:00 p.m. for sale of delinquent shares at the company office in Shoshone County Idaho to cover the assessments costs and sale expenses.
Multiple notices from Idaho and Washington papers report postponed stock sale dates for Wallace Milling & Realty, Nabob Silver Lead Company, and Nabob Lead, plus a divorce court summons in Shoshone County Idaho. Delinquent assessments extend to January 16 1924, with court action in the case of Brown v Brown in the District Court of the First Judicial District of Idaho.
Board of Tarbox Mining Company levies a ten mill per share assessment on outstanding capital stock payable by November 20, 1923 to John F Ferguson assistant treasurer Wallace Idaho. Delinquent assessments as of November 26 1923 will be sold December 24 1923 to cover the delinquent amount.
Notice to delinquent stock holders of Gitice of the Sonora Mining and Mining Company Wallace Idaho dated December 12, 1933. Delinquent on stock due to a four mill per share assessment levied on Sunday of November 1928. Amounts not opposite the names of the shareholders as listed.
The Independent Copper Mining and Milling Company Limited of Wallace Idaho levies a five mills per share assessment on all outstanding stock payable to Otto A Olsson secretary treasurer at the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho by December 18 1923. Delinquent payments as of December 1 1928 will be sold January 12 1924 at 3 pm at the company office to cover the unpaid assessment plus costs.
Notice announces a proof of application to beneficially use five cubic feet per second from West Fork of Millguich in Idaho. The hearing occurs at 10 am January 10, 1924 in Mullan before Notary J L Martin. Permit No 15472 governs the claim under Idaho Reclamation terms. The document lists the applicant name and post office address.
Sheriff will sell Wash Snyder's interest in jade and lead bank mining claims in Shoshone County Idaho at public auction January 4 1974 at 10 AM at the County Courthouse Bank Street Wallace Idaho to satisfy a $13 723 55 judgment in Lydia Dunn and others v Wash Snyder. The listing includes Dew Drop and related lode claims and several Lead Bank Groups.
The St Louis and Idaho Mining and Milling Co announces a five mill per share assessment on its outstanding stock payable by January 20 1924 to S B Collins secretary treasurer at 517 Bank St Wallace Idaho. Any unpaid shares by January 20 1924 become delinquent and will be sold February 20 1924 at 7 30 p m at 617 Bank St Wallace Idaho to cover the delinquent assessment costs and sale expenses.
A 1915 letter in The New York Times, signed Republican, notes Theodore Roosevelt viewed Borah as the 1916 Republican front runner. Roosevelt reportedly stated Idaho mattered if Borah led, and urged party unity beyond regional prejudice, while acknowledging his own waning political strength.
L C Isley of the Interior Bureau of Mines summarizes state and federal recommendations in Serial 2628 for the safe transport of explosives in mines. He notes open flames sparks and electric current as key accident factors and urges prudent legislation and enforcement by safety commissions. Copies of Serial 2525 available from the Interior Department in Washington.
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