Millions in Gold Hidden in Ozarks of Arkansas
A Ozark Ark mining tale recounts a physician Dr. Tobe Hill of Mulberry and a Spanish secret vault amid Aztec treasure legends. Hill’s 25‑year hunt, $15 000 to $25 000 spent, and a cliff carved with hieroglyphs lead to a flooded vault named the Tobe Hill mine. Experts propose a 100 ton daily mill, upraises, and multi‑level development to prove payable ore and fund further work.
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Ozark
Ark
Mexico
Ozarks
France
America
Louisiana Purchase
Tobe Hill
Mulberry
Hill
Ile
Nellef
Dr. Hill
Mulberry Creek
Independence Lead Development Plans Progress at Independence Mine
H. B. Kingsbury of Independence Lead Co reports financing in place to push development at Mullan Idaho. An engineer, R. M. Atwater Jr, after inspecting upper workings Nos 1 2 and 3 tunnels notes a very wide vein with irregular mineralization and ore filling only part of a 200 foot vein, signaling potential for production expansion.
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No. 4
H. B. Kingsbury
Independence Lead Company
John W. McKinnon
New York
R. M. Atwater, Jr
Favor Appropriating for Mines and Geology
The Wallace board of trade endorsed a $30,000 two year appropriation for the state bureau of mines and geology and authorized sending copies of the resolution to county legislators. Rush J. White highlighted cooperative work with the U S bureau of mines and cited successes in flotation, clay deposits, water supply, phosphate sources, and mineral prospects. He stressed broad public access to results via bulletins and urged passage. the board adopted the motion unanimously. Yellowstone Trail. F E Stone and Steve Eddins reported progress on Yellowstone Trail membership in Moscow with 102 of 125 in hand and urged the board to press the matter further.
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Wallace Board of Trade
State Bureau of Mines and Geology
Rush J. White
White
United States Bureau of Mines
State University At
Moscow
Idaho
Shoshone County
Yellowstone Trail
F. E. Stone
Shoshone County Good Roads Association
Steve Eddins
Yellowstone Trail Association
Stone
Board of Trade
American Commander Plans for Development
A 1923 meeting notes approval of a 2 000 000 share capital issue at 10 cents per share offered to present stockholders. Subscriptions must be made within 30 days. If oversubscribed the company may cancel up to one third of existing holdings. The plan anticipates substantial growth this year.
Amend Constitution To Six Year County Commissioner Terms
A proposed constitutional amendment would extend county commissioner terms from two to six years. The plan would elect one commissioner every two years, aiming for greater efficiency by allowing holdover members to maintain familiarity with duties.
Prehistoric Forest Stump Found Deep in Washington
In Washington DC scientists uncover tropical tree stumps about 14 feet in diameter. The stumps are estimated to be 10,000 years old and were unearthed 40 feet below the surface.
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Washington, D. C
Notice to Creditors in DeMalsche Estate Idaho
Probate Court in Shoshone County Idaho issues notice to creditors and claimants in the Alois DeMalsche estate. Administrator Frank Moons calls for claims with vouchers within four months of first publication dated January 26, 1923, Wallace Idaho.
Notice to creditors in estate of Joseph Mayer
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho Jessie O. Scott is administratrix of the estate of Joseph Mayer Deceased Claims must be shown within four months after first publication to the administratrix at James A Wayne Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho Place of business for matters connected with the estate Dated January 27 1923 First published February 1 1923
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Shoshone
Idaho
Alois DeMalsche
Aloia DeMalsche
John L. Fitzgerald
Gyde-Taylor
Gyde- Taylor
Wallace
Joseph Mayer
Jessie O. Scott
Joseph Maye
Notice of Assessment at Cedar Creek Mining Co Limited
The Cedar Creek Mining and Development Company Limited of Wallace Idaho levies an assessment of one cent per share on its outstanding capital stock as decided by the board of directors at their January 29 1923 meeting. Payment is required by the specified due date.
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Dice
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
William Hecker
The
Wallace, Idaho
Coeur d Alene Mining Assessments and Meetings Called
Multiple Coeur d Alene area mining firms are listed with levied assessments, payment deadlines, and delinquent sale dates. Names include Ajax, American Mines, Big Elk, North Bunker Hill, North Star, Silver Mountain, Copper King, Giant Mining, New Hope, Jerome Silver Lead, Lookout Mountain, Mountain Rose, New Caledonia, Sherman Lead, Oreano, Saltese, and Saltese Consolidated. Meetings are scheduled for Lookout Mountain and Mountain Rose with dates in February.
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Coeur d’Alene Mining Companies
North Bunker Hill Mining Co
N. T. Hardy
Kel
North Star Mining Co
Tweed
Wallace
Copper King Mining & Smelting Co
H. W. Ingalls
Mullan
Jerome Silver-Lead Mining Co
J. R. Bean
Lookout Mountain Mining Co
Mountain Rose Mining Co
McKinley
W. L. Penney
Secret Avenue
Kellogg
D. W. Knudson
New Caledonia Cons. Mining Co
First State Bank
W. O. Straight
Sherman Lead Company
P. J. Maggy
Saltese Consolidated Mining Co
Harry W. Smith
South Stevens Street
Spokane
Silver Dale & Big Hill Mining Co
Notice of unpaid assessment and sheriff sale in Idaho
The Cedar Creek Mining company in Wallace Idaho warns that unpaid assessments due March 1 1923 will be delinquent and sold April 2 1923 at 730 pm at 710 Hotel Street Wallace to cover delinquent assessment costs. Also notice of sheriff sale to satisfy a 1923 judgment in A E Frank v F W Bayha. The deputy sheriff Dennis Goggin will conduct the sale February 24 1924 at 10:00 am at the Wallace Idaho courthouse land described as Midnight addition tract O and lots 1 2 3 4 and improvements. The judgment amount is PGL40 plus costs. WENIGER sheriff and Bayha action.
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William Becker
Hotel Street
Wallace
Idaho
F. W. Layha
Shoshone County
Whees Fof Mudan
F. W.baybain
United States
A. D
I. BE. Weniger
Daily Quotations of Metals for Settlement Basis
The Daily Quotations of silver lead zinc and copper show values used in smelter settlements. Based on Engineering and Mining Journal reports, prices are in cents per ounce for silver and cents per pound for the other metals, adjusted to New York and St Louis cash terms. Copper is typically delivered with seller paying freight. Quotations cover Prime Western brands.
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Engineering and Mining Journal
New York
St. Louis
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A. W. Hoover
Alis.a
EK. Boworm
Aeliogy
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F. L Quigley
Jean
Quigley
State Anti-Tuberculosis Association
G. W. Walker
Committee On Public Welfare
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
North Idaho
Hall
Julius P. Hall
Independence
Frank Moons
Alois DeMalache
Ajax Mining Co
J. A. Havighorst
11Th Avenue
American Mines Co
EH. H. Pattison
Walace
Big Elk Mining Co
A. H. Featherstone
John Dolan
Wal Iace
Silver Mountain Mining Co
Phil Tice
Potlatch
Giant Mining & Development Co
E. R. Turk
New Hope Mining Co
Otto A. Olsson
Oreano Mining Co
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Miss Efficiency
District Court
First Judicial District
State of
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A. E. Frank
F. W. Bayha
Dennis Goggin
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