COLLING DEFENDS RECORD IN WESTERN UNION MINING LETTER
Spokane's Ben L Collins, former secretary manager of Western Union Mining, issues a reply to stockholders defending his management and disputing the executive committee’s December 24 letter. He cites ore gains and asset improvements, accuses rivals of misrepresentation, and vows to fight for his reputation and past achievements.
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Ben L. Collins
Spokane
Western Union Mining Company
Western Union Maides
Miner
Collins
J. E. Burbank
Rt. F. Collins
Western Union
Treasury
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Executive Committee
Anderson
No. 8
Wilbur Mining Company
The Railroad Dollar and How It Is Divided
President Dr Gray explains the railroad dollar in figures wages take 44 cents fuel 9 cents operating costs 26 cents taxes 51 cents hire of equipment 142 cents interest 32 cents and stockholders 1 1/2 cents. Between 1917 and 1922 rail earnings rose by 1 567 000 000 yet 918 000 000 added wages 500 000 000 materials 135 000 000 fuel 122 000 000 taxes left none for stockholders. Union Pacific system powerful west of the Missouri with 50 000 employees and their families a major buying force. Hoover notes transportation stability from regular movement. Railways plan hundreds of millions in 1924 to better serve the public. Local road conditions include Wallace to Mullan paving issues and concrete doubts with settling ground. experts defend concrete use. Board of Trade adopts thanks to good roads committee and speakers for educational talks on paving methods.
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DR. Gray
Mr. Gray
Missouri River
Union Pacific System
Hoover
Gray
Merits of Concrete as Paying Material
A discussion on concrete as a paying material notes it resists skidding better than blacktop but may wear smooth over time. Government approval hinges on meeting specifications. Temperature changes cause cracks in concrete, with potential defects noted by experts.
Clarkia Better Roads Highway District Financial Statement 1924
The Clarkia Better Roads Highway District presents a year ending January 1924 financial record. It shows cash on hand January 2, 1993 of 5,652.00, receipts from Shoshone county sales of equipment interest refunds and land, and expenditures for road maintenance and bond interest totaling 14,447.00 with year-end balance 13,585.87. Board members listed: T. H. Shebe president and F. J. Gaffney Oral Avery secretary-treasurer.
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Clarkia
Better Roads Highway District
Shoshone
Board OF Commissioners
T. H. Shebe
Idaho
F. J. Gaffney
Oral Avery
Clark
Tahoila
Hisho
Jumuney
Notice of Assessment and Probate Hearing in Idaho Mining Notices
A multipart notice from Wallace Idaho begins with an assessment of two mills per share on International Mines Limited due by March 10 1924 and warns of delinquent sale on March 31. It lists concurrent levies and delinquencies for several mining concerns and announces a probate hearing in Shoshone County Idaho on February 23 1924 for the will of Jacob Frank with letters of administration will annexed to James Wilson and Harold Hollender.
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The
International Mines Limited
Wallace
Idaho
A. H. Featherstone
Court House
Bea
Bae Ae
Cedar Creek M. & D. Co
Nenana
Wardee Toon Toe
Rene Eisbrue
Shoshone
Jacob Frank
James Wilson
Harold Hollender
John E. Sherrard
Shoshone County
State of Idaho
Moon Creek Mining Co
Otto A. Olsson
Moe Mining Co
G. W. Dougherty
McKinley Gold Mining Co
A. H. Poison
Kellogg
Stapleton Oi Co
A. C. Bixby
Teddy Mining Co
J. BL. Cox
Tuscumbia Mining Co
Morton Webster
Coeur d Alene Mining Assessments and Meetings Noted
A list of mining companies in Coeur d Alene with levied assessments paid to various secretaries and deadlines for delinquent sales. Richmond Consolidated, St Louis Idaho, Silver Dale, Sunshine, Shoshone Oil, Stapleton Oil, Teddy, Tuscumbia, Valentine and Wilbur mines are named with levy dates, rates, payees, and delinquent-sale timelines.
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Coeur d’Alene Mining Companies
Notice of Mining Claim Sale for Homestake Lode
The undersigned co owner Lawrence J. Oatman announces the sale of the Homestak lode mining claim with payment terms including four dollars and seventy five cents plus publishing costs. Interest in the claim will transfer to the purchaser by law. Burke, Staheo, Pebt-May 1$-15t.
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Homestak Lode
Lawrence J. Oatman
Burke, Staheo
Arctic Mining & Milling Company Annual Stockholders Meeting
Notice states the regular annual meeting of Arctic Mining & Milling Company Limited stockholders will be at the company office 605 Cedar Street Wallace Maho on Saturday January 26 1924 at 700 pm for election of directors and other business. GEO H Heller secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Cedar Street
Wallace, Maho
Geo
H. Heller
Notice to prove will and hear letters testamentary
In Shoshone County Idaho the Probate Court sets February 2, 1934 at 2:00 PM in the Wallace court room to prove the will of James A Williams, deceased, and to hear Le Williams' petition for letters testamentary. Dated Wallace Idaho February 6, 1924. John Be Sherrard, Probate Judge.
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Shoshone County
Idaho
James A. Williams
Wallace
Shostone County
James A. Whhama
LE. Williams
Daily Quotations of Metals Basis of Settlement
The table lists daily quotations for silver lead zinc and copper as compiled by the Engineering and Mining Journal. Quotes reflect sales reported by producers and agencies, converted to New York and St Louis cash bases. Silver is in cents per ounce, other metals in cents per pound. Copper is delivered, with seller paying freight to destination. Quotations apply to Prime Western brands.
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Engineering and Mining Journal
New York
St. Louis
Notice of Forfeiture on Homentake Lode Claim Idaho
Notice to Charlie Catenaro heirs and assigns that co owner has expended labor and improvements totaling $300 for 1921 1922 and 1923 on the Homentake lode mining claim in Lelande mining district Shoshone county Idaho under section 2824 of the Revised Statutes and acts amendatory thereof requiring annual labor and if within 90 days after publication expiration he fails to pay his share the claim may be forfeited to the others.
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Charlie Catenaro
United States
Homentake Lode
Lelande
Shoshone County
Idaho
Stockholders meetings in Ambergris mines company records
Mines Co. holds its annual meeting February 24 at 2 p m in the Day building Wallace with secretary W B Heitfeld. Silver Moon Mining Co. holds its annual meeting February 19 at 1 p m at Steward drug store Wallace with secretary Gus Ehrenebrg.
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Ambergris
Silver Moon Mining Co
Steward Drug Store
Wallace
Gus Ehrenebrg
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Ben L. Colling
Bunker Rim
Bunker Hill
Dempsey
Solum
Sound
Mr. Anderson
Ross
Rossi
Hanson
L. Owen
Wallace and
Mullan
Richadson
Owen
Taylor
Board of County Commissioners
PD. A. Callahan
Board of Trade
Good Roads Committee
Coeur D'Alene
Spokane Exchange
Caledonia
Florence
Hecla
Independence
Marsh
Nabob
Plymouth
Rex Consee
Richmond
Silversmith
Success
Tarbox
AGO
Ecctmnee
Alaska Petroleum
Alameda
Benton Boundary
McGillivray Creek Moonlight
National Copper Mee Oreano
Ray Jefferson
Sidney Silver Cable
Sherman Lead
A Stanley
Tamarack West Hunter
Western U Mining
Ajax Mining Co
J. A. Havighorst
TM West Mihave
Wash
John B. Sherrard
Coeur d'Alene Mining & Smelting Co
J. F. Whelan
Hilarity Lead-Silver Mining Co
O. W. Lewis
Imperial Mining Co
Homer G. Brown
Independent Copper Mining & Milling Co
Jack Waite Mining Co
Chas. E. Chamberlain
Lookout Mountain Mining and Milling Co
W. L. Penney
Richmond Consolidated Mining Co
Old National Bank
St. Louis & Idaho Mining & Milling Co
S. B. Collins
Silver Dale and
Big Hill Mining Co
D. W. Knudson
Sunshine Mining Co
H. J. Hull
Shoshone Oil Co
C. B. Horning
Valentine Mining Co
Wilbur Mining Co
N.Y
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