Wallace to Represent Highway Association at Spokane Meeting
Wallace will be represented at the National Parks Highway Association annual meeting in Spokane on January 6. The Wallace delegation follows a board of trade decision to shift representation from the county to individual towns, with Wallace paying its own $150 annual fee and a $20 delegate expense vote approved.
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Wallace
National Parks Highway Association
Spokane
Board of Trade
F. E. Stone
Shoshone Good Roads Association
National Park Highway Association
County Good Roads Association
Stone
National Parks Association
Mullan, Wallace and Kellogg
Yellowstone Trail Association
Platt P. Morrow
Copper Exports to Germany Dominate First Ten Months
Copper exports from the United States through October show Germany receiving more than a third of all shipments, with 185 million pounds of 194 million pounds sent to Germany. Including Holland clearances, Middle Europe totals exceed 200 million pounds. France and Great Britain remain below Germany’s combined take, while Japan’s exports are about half of last year’s. Copper sales for the month just closed were the year’s largest, with 160 to 170 million pounds contracted, as major producers withdraw from the market awaiting higher prices.
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United States
Germany
Holland
France
Great Britain
Japan
United Metals Selling Company
Wisconsin zinc market rises as November prices jump
Wisconsin zinc district boosts offerings with 60 percent blende at 29 per ton and premium near 31 as Illinois Zinc warms its large works for high grade blending. Mathiesen & Hegeler buys Smeeton plant to start Smeeton zinc shingles, expanding ore market.
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Wisconsin
Mc Kans-Okla
Ilinois
Lookout Mountain and Its Ore Body Resolve Mining Path
The article describes plans to drive a 1800 foot tunnel from Lookout Mountain to extend ore development, with a roading station 3 1 3 miles from Pine creek mouth. Motor trucks will haul ore to the Bunker Hill smelter. A deeper tunnel could uncover a longer ore shoot and unite galena and cerussite in one continuous vein. The company holds about 1000 feet east and 500 feet west of current workings, aiming for a permanent development.
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Pine Creek
Bunker Hill
Platinum in Macedonia vein sparks tests and hopes
Mundell presses ahead with Macedonia Mining Company plans after sampling suggests platinum in the Slate creek lodge vein. A. D. Burrow sent tests to S. B. Gracier Co in San Francisco showing 0.03 ounces platinum per six feet, supporting further investigations and potential value alongside lead-silver ore. Evan Evans notes changes to the revenue law, including removal of excess profits tax, adjusted surtax rates for 1921 and 1922, higher dependent exemptions, and new personal allowances for different filing statuses.
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Grants Pass
Antoyer
Macedonia
Slate Creek
Macedonia Group
A. M. Mundell
A. D. Burrow
Macedonia Mining Company
Mundell
Burrow
California
San Francisco
S$. B. Gracier Company, Inc
Montgomery Street
San Franco
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Northport Smelter May Profit With Guggenheims In Play
Northwest Mining Truth reports persistent rumors that the Northport smelter, owned by Day interests, could reopen after year start. The piece argues a Guggenheim deal could transfer control and optimize operations, noting comparable ore and bullion rates with East Helena but highlighting Northport’s potential to bid on Slocan ores if tariffs on Canadian lead drop and Dominion election results hint at a tariff shift.
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Guggenheims
Northwest Mining
Northport
Day
Guggenheim
East Helena
Perils of Publicity in Washington Meeting
The Los Angeles Times argues that Washington conference reporting attracts top wordsmiths and diplomats who may overstate events. It notes alarmists and prophets of militarism risk complicating peace efforts, while trained war correspondents could spark a new era of carnage. The piece warns there can be too much publicity even for a peace meeting.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
Federal Earnings Increase Reported for Mining Firm
The Federal Mining and Smelting Company shows rising earnings from a New York report. For the three months ended October 1, 1921, the excess of receipts over expenditures was 192,484 dollars, up from 176,034 dollars in the prior 1920 quarter. Depreciation and ore depletion are not deducted. The emergency tariff relieved most costs except debts.
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Federal Mining & Smelting Company
New York
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders at Red Roy Mining
Delinquent stockholders are warned by the Red Roy Mining Company of Wallace Idaho dated December 21 1921. An assessment of two mills per share levied November 1921 remains unpaid on listed shares and amounts are shown opposite each shareholder name.
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Red Roy Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Lithday
Notice of Assessment at North Idaho Mining Co
The North Idaho Mining Co of Wallace Idaho announces an assessment of one mill per share on outstanding stock, levied at a December 15 1921 board meeting. Payment is due January 28 1922 to G Dougherty secretary treasurer at 401 Sixth Street Wallace Idaho. Delinquent shares will be advertised for sale February 16 1922 at 7 00 p m to pay the assessment and costs.
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Awe
Owls
Lewis
Wraene
Dareyty
Warnes
Lang
Ben Lever
Kirk
John
Maxfield
Joe
McLeod
Dun Mae
McPherson
Morrison
James
Olson
Albert E
Seleen
Palmer
AML
Elmer
Emil
Selden
Milh
Arthur Ge
van Larken
Peter
Sixth Street
Wallace
Idaho
Rob Roy Minipany
Sixth St
North Idaho Mining Co
The
G. Dougherty
G. W. Dougherty
First National Bank of Wallace Annual Meeting Notice
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 10 1922 for the election of a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact such other business as may be brought before it. Signed J W Wimer Cashier RIS 8t.
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First National Bank
Wallace
Idaho
J. W. Wimer
Free Map Offer for Wardner District in Coeur d'Alenes
A new map covering the Wardner district including Big Creek and Pine Creek will be mailed free of charge to any address. Send a mail application to Matt Baumgartner at 328-324 Lindelle Blk., Spokane, Washington.
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Wardner
Coeur d’Alenes
Big Creek
Pine Creek
Matt Baumgartner
Lindelle Blk
Spokane
Wash
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