Warren district gold strike reported by Grangeville paper
The Warren camp yields a rich gold strike with ore assays around 820 dollars per ton. Walter W. Martin and G P Adams reportedly discovered the vein on Washington Creek two miles from Warren. The ledge is described as the mother lode stretching five miles with high promise as a tunnel plans to reach the vein at 900 feet.
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Warrens
Grangeville
Central Idaho
Grangeville Free Presse
Warren District
Walter W. Martin
G. P. Adama
Hile
Washington Creek
Warren Creek
Warren
Warren Camp
Lincoln Day Banquet Plans Draw Strong Republican Interest
Lincoln day banquet plans near completion with 125 tickets sold in three days. Plates are $2 and seating for 200, with reservations in Kellogg Mullin and Burke. The event at Banquet restaurant at 8:20 features Chas W Beale addressing on party strategy for control of tonal, state and county governments amid nationwide Republican activity. Idaho Republicans plan county seat gatherings and a capital rally with state leaders.
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Kellogg
Mullin
Burke
Chas, W. Beale
Repub- Mewa
Union
Idaho
Wardner Leasing progress at Wardner holdings
Wardner Leasing Co begins operations this week under manager J D Owen. A crew of experienced miners tests new machinery and unwatered a shaft 225 feet deep with several feet of crosscuts filled by water. Once water is removed, work will resume toward the South West where the Cal Genin lead may cross Milo Gulch.
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Owen
Wardner Leasing Company
J. D. Owen
Minera
Phin
Milo Gulch
Bunker Hill Buys Purdy Group on Pine Creek
The Purdy group of 11 claims on the east fork of Pine Creek has been purchased outright by the Bunker Hill Sullivan company. Deeds placed on record this week show W. H. Purdy as former owner, with the property reported to show lead and zinc values though little development or shipments have occurred.
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Purdy
Pine Creek
New Owne
Bunker Hil & Sullivan Company
W. H W
January Weather Records Shown With Varied Precipitation
The years 1916 1917 and 1918 1919 1920 are tabulated noting below zero and above zero temperatures. Most precipitation in January 1916 1917 was solid whereas 1919 1920 saw rain as the dominant form. The high January temperature reached 50 degrees in 1918 during the winter flood period. The 7.09 inches of rainfall fell primarily between the 16th and end of the month.
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Sendgrenssnsesse
Tunnels Planned for Montana Idaho Copper Property Expansion
Contracts for 1000 feet of tunnel on the Montana Idaho copper property were set last Saturday to Norman Olive of Mullion, per Idaho Montana Copper company secretary W J Kirby. The lower tunnel has 5500 feet driven and will be extended 3000 feet to reach the objective, yielding a face depth of 1700 feet below surface and about 1000 feet below the old Monitor shaft. Lead production from domestic ores in 1919 totaled 431 thousand tons, down from 540 thousand tons the previous year.
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Montana-Idaho
Norman Olive
Mullion
W. J. Kirby
Idaho-Montana Copper Company
Adair
Silver Again Climbs to New High Record
The London market bids 841 pence per ounce for silver, setting a record high and widening the premium on European silver coins over gold money. The New York price stands around $1.35 per ounce, with India and China remaining active silver buyers. The U S Treasury shipped silver dollars to China to curb the Chinese premium, while gold shipments to India failed to restrain prices.Exports in December showed gold movement against the U S.
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London
Financial Review
New York
British Empire
China
San Francisco
Europe
India
Orient
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Shanghai
U. S
Federal Reserve Board
Listen To A Smart Path To A Sound Business
Promoters urge quick action for a ready business with steady income and good county territory open. They promote low cash entry, no delay, and promise returns regardless of speed or standing, appealing to those seeking immediate opportunity.
Hearing for Nabob Receiver on Friday
The Nabob Consolidated Mining case sails toward a receiver as J A Johnston seeks renewal of the appointment before Judge Dunn on Feb 6. The moved action cites insolvency, mounting debts, and minimal assets, with plans to borrow from Lippert Investment and bank credit as potential rescue options. The dispute includes claims by Stewart Mining, American Smelting, and wages creditors, plus stock manipulation concerns and questions about prior board control. Elsewhere, Gertie Mining seeks surveying rights to Hecla ground to support a trespass-infringement suit arising from a salt action.
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J. A. Johnston
Spokane
Nulbob Consolidated Mining Company
Pine Creek
N. Dunn
W. W. Woods
Nabeb Company
John P. Gray
Janes A. Wayne
Weeds
Tme
Nabob
Stewart Mining Company
American Smelting & Refining Company
Board of Directors
Lippert Investment Company
Treasury
Fidelity Na_tion bank of
Nabob Consolidated Mining Company
Nabob Company
Stewart Company
RN. Dunn
Gertie Mining Company
Hecla
Gertie
Ares
Apex
Gertie Company
Arctic Mining Company Names Officers for New Term
Stockholders gathered Saturday night to elect officers for the Arctic Mining Company. Henry Lalonde was chosen president, W S Brown vice president, George Heller secretary, Peter Limacher treasurer, with Felix Dalgle and Henry Bertram as directors. The Arctic property lies on Placer creek near the Vienna International. A crosscut tunnel has reached 700 feet and should hit the vein within 100 feet, placing the ledge depth over 200 feet. Management plans to continue work and levied an assessment of one mill at the meeting.
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Arctic Mining Company
Henry Lalonde
W. S. Brown
George Heller
Peter Limacher
Felix Dalgle
Henry Bertram
Arctic
Placer Creek
Vienna International
Busy on Big Creek silver mining and Yankee Boy plans
Reports from the Big Creek district note strong silver values in the Coeur d'Alenes area with Yankee Boy expanding operations. The Sterling Silver Mountain group crosscut tunnel advances, showing stringers with good silver and a parasitic vein, while no drift work occurs yet as the team targets the first vein within about 200 feet.
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Big Creek
Coeur d'Alemes
Sterling
Sterling Silver Mountain Group
Yankee Bay
Lost certificate notice for Copper Age Edison stock
Notice declares loss of Certificate No 92 for 2000 shares of Copper Age Edison Mining Company, held in James Handlin name. Warns against negotiating the certificate and states a new certificate will be issued after 30 days if not recovered, with actions to Secretary of the company. Dated February 4 1920 Wallace Idaho and St Regis Montana.
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Copper Age & Edison Mining Company
James Handlin
Wallace
Idaho
St. Regis
Montana
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