Bunker Hill 1600 level confirms vast ore reserves deep below Kellogg
The Bunker Hill Sullivan mine advances crosscuts at the 1600 level to expose the Jersey vein and confirm a continuing ore body. The 3600 feet depth and potential mile-long extension promise renewed production, supporting decades of mining prosperity for the region and state. Lincoln Day banquet planned in Kellogg with GOP leaders. Carche nets 910,729 from Yankee Hoy ore shipment. other developments include Wide West shoot growth and Tiger-Poorman prospects.
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Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Kellogg
Jersey
Bunker Hill
Barker Hill & Sullivan
Crosscut Extension Planned at Slavonian Tunnel Wardner
G W Dougherty secretary of the company says the Slavonian tunnel crosscut near Wardner will gain 200 more feet to reach the ledge. The tunnel has surpassed 1000 feet, with contracts for the extra 200 feet to be let soon. The property lies near the Bunker Hill and Last Chance mines in Wardner and has been developed for several years.
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Divide
Pioneer
Kay-Jeffer~son
Beaver District
Jack Wight
San Franccisco
Wright
Wardner
G.W. Dougherty
Bunker Hill
Last Chance
Belmont Property in Two Mile District Under Development
Belmont Mining Company under William Scheave reports progress on claims in the Two Mile district. A crosscut has uncovered a promising seam believed to feeder from the main vein. A drift will test its relation to the ledge as winter development continues.
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Bull Pine
Ole Holt
William Allen
Hull
Two Mile Creek
Two-Mile
William Scheave
Belmont Mining Company
Two- Mile
Scheave
Plan Work At Amy Property Delayed By Weather
Gus Smith, manager of the Amy property on Pine Creek, says development will resume as soon as weather permits. The well known property in the lower Pine Creek section is equipped to carry on development work, with plans halted until conditions improve.
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Gus Smith
Amy
Pine Creek
Ery
Devel
Eagle Creek District Eyes Major Mining Growth This Spring
Miners report extensive development planned across Eagle Creek district this spring and summer. Properties showing strong silver and gold values include Columbus with eastern capital backing, Keefer near Waite station, and Lead Crystal. Placer operations by Archie Smith and Rufus Dunlap will continue, while new machinery and crosscuts aim to lower ore and reach deeper veins.
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Eagle Creek
Coeur d’Alepes
Columbus
Eastern Capial
Archie Smith
Rufus Dunlap
Blaine and
Emmett
Keefer
Pittsburg Capital
CM. Wray
Keefer Group
Waite
Kesler Creek
Samson
Confession of Defeat Shocks Day Smith Case In Court
John C. Higgins for plaintiffs announced a rest on the ultra vires issue and appeal to the Supreme Court, waiving other causes as a surprise move in the Hecla and Bunker Hill matter. The action, involving more than a million dollars, centers on alleged negligence by Hecla directors and fraud by Bunker Hill.
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John P. Gray
HECLA
Bunker Hill
Hecla and Bunker Hill win in Star mine case
Judge Huneke ruled the Hecla Mining Company may hold stock in the Sullivan Mining Company to operate the Star mine. The decision upholds the joint ownership agreement with Bunker Hill & Sullivan, declaring the Star deal legal and not in violation of Washington law. The Day’s reporting is called out as misleading, while stockholders are urged to trust Hecla management.
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HE Day
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Sullivan Mining Company
Huneke
Superior Court
Eugene St. Day
Sarah &. Smith
Hecla
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining
Hecht
Bunker Hill
Star
Heela Mining Company
Washington Corporation
Hill
Sullivan
Heels
Heela
Hunker Hill
Supreme Court
Nith
Day Organ
Nome
Times
Hecla Mining Company
Coeur d'Alene
Press-Times
Spokane
Day-Smith
Northwest
John C. Higgins
Seattle
W. 1
Western Union Opens Big Body at Galena Ore Mine
Discovery of a nine foot wide body of high grade lead silver ore in the Kron Johnson lease near the Coe Union Mining property marks a major find. The strike lies about 1000 feet in on the main tunnel with ore averaging 39 ounces silver and 48 percent lead per ton. Over 100 stockholders were notified, and local miners have visited the site two miles north and west of the city.
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Coe Union Mining Company
al Sun
Ben Collins
Kron Johnson
Collins
CPO
Mer
Aw Sampaon
Ho Kmeros
Lookout Mountain ore tramway progresses with ore bins
Lookout Mountain property in Pine Creek district will receive all parts to finish its 2000-foot tramway this week. Coeur dAlene Hardware ships components as the local foundry makes a special order to match tower and ore bin installs. Upper terminal bins will hold over 100 tons of ore. Moving high grade ore to the smelter continues while lower grade ore is prepared in hand sizes for delivery.
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Lookout Mountain
Ming
Pine Creek
Coeur d'Alene
Teeler School House
Pine Creek Mining Develops Property Near Trapper Creek
M. Te Pratt secretary manager of Big It Mining says development is active on Pine Creek property near Trapper Creek with a crosscut tunnel planned to 400 feet depth. HM Davenport, a Fnville merchant, joins Pratt in the venture.
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Pine Creek
M. Te Pratt
Big It Mining Company
Trapper Creek
HM. Davenport
Fnnville
Pratt
Hauling Ore From Sidney Mine To Bunker Hill Smelter
Fred Rich, leasing the upper workings on the Sidney mine site along Pine Creek, has 225 tons of first class ore ready for movement. Haulers are active, using snow sleds to transport ore to the Bunker Hill smelter. Idaho leads in potato production per acre, second only to Maine.
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Fred Rich
Sidney
Pine Creek
Bunker Mil
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Des Freeky
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Yy Poor Leasing Company
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