Success Mine Shines With New Lead Silver Ore Body
The Success mine in the Coeur d'Alene district reports six months of ore valued at 104813.20 with net earnings of 13073.30 and total assets surpassing liabilities by 22165.44. A new lead-silver ore body opened in 1922 promises greater future returns, despite heavy startup costs and initial doubts about zinc markets.
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Coeur d'Alene
Treasury
Franklin Pfirman
Maurice
J. Mahoney
Herman’ J. Rossi
Allan G. Kennedy
W. R. Mullen
Jewel Gulch Strike Near Osburn Prompts Prospecting
Prospector Jasper Allamanne on his Osburn homestead in Coeur d Alene district finds a 10 to 12 foot wide vein with chalena in Jewel Gulch near Two Mile. He has located multiple claims and plans a tunnel to explore deeper while miners call the find remarkable.
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Osburn
Jasper Allamanne
Coeur d'Alene
Allamanne
Jewell
Two Mile
Allamanno
Revenue Gulch Poised to Become a Revenue Producer
The rugged Revenue gulch narrows along the ridge west of Nine Mile and hosts the Western Union mine and the Climax Mining drift under H V Edwards. Rich ore shows in drifts, galena specks appear, and the Merry Widow joins the Western Union vein, with Alva Strope and Frank Hazeltine planning spring development as Revenue gulch lives up to its name.
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Nine Mile
Western Union
Western Union Company
Climax Mining Company
H. V. Edwards
Merry Widow
Merry
Alva Strope
Frank Hazeltine
Revenue Gulch
Naval radio aerial at Annapolis spans miles of wire
Ten miles of copper wire weighing seven tons form the aerial of a powerful naval radio station at Annapolis. Six 600-foot steel towers support the wire aloft. An electric heating circuit melts ice to prevent breakage. Oil regions of Mexico are already developed and can yield over 500 million barrels annually.
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Naval Radio Station
Annapolis
Mexico
Hypotheek Drift Leads Mining Meeting in Boise
The Hypotheek Mining and Milling Co reports a 140 foot wide mineralized vein drift heading toward the shaft with ore potential. An expert review notes a 700 foot five month tunnel program revealing a 140 foot wide quartzite zone with ore-bearing fissures. The tenth annual Idaho mining association meeting will be held February 13 and 14 in Boise with talks on silver prices, Blue Sky laws, and mine taxation.
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Boise
Hypotheek Mining & Milling Company
E. G. Gnaedinger
Wardner
Bunker Hut
Data Mining Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ravenel Macbeth
Idaho
Stewart Campbell
Campbell
Bupeau of Mines and Geology
Francis A. Thomson
Malio School of Mines
Bureau
Thomson
Macbeth
Owyhee Hotel
Walter C. Clark
Bunker Hill Sullivan Company
Clark
Longhee Hotel
Hecla Mining Company
Silverado Mining Eyes Deep Sinking At Osburn Vein
Silverado Mining Company plans to sink 100 to 200 feet on a promising vein near Osburn after a long halt. C D Maxen of Spokane notes the vein is about 26 feet wide with silver and lead showing, confirming development potential. The firm operates a 75 ton mill and electric-powered equipment on 21 claims.
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C. D. Maxen
Spokane
Silverado Mining Company
Silverado Company
Osburn
Porter Updates Coeur d Alene Map For District
James M. Porter of Spokane, a pioneer mining engineer, is updating his comprehensive map of the Coeur d Alene district. The Porter map, widely used, uniquely shows boundary lines of claim groups missing on the Washington Water Power map. The forthcoming edition aims to meet strong demand and earn back Porter’s enterprise through map sales.
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J. M. Porter
James M. Porter
Spokane
Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d’Alene
Washington Water Power Company
Porter
Iron King Mine Near Wallace Sees Promising Ore Vein
A. P. Reinhardt, manager of Iron King Mining, resumes development two miles west of Wallace. A crosscut tunnel reaches a 400 foot depth with a vein 12 to 15 feet wide. Eastern drift shows quartz and galena stringers and a surface showing from which samples yield 52 percent lead with high silver. Extension of the drift under the outcrop aims to locate a body of ore.
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A. P. Reinhardt
Iron King Mining Company
Wallace
Western Union
Galena
Richmond Mining Firm Plans Deep Crosscut in Montana Idaho Vein
At a Spokane stockholders meeting last week, crosscutting from the Montana Idaho tunnel was approved pending power. The 1800 foot depth showing in the Monitor vein signals probable success on the Richmond vein at similar depth. Officers elected were Samuel J. Wilson president R J Wortman secretary treasurer and B N Sharp managing director all of Spokane.
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Richmond Mining, Milling & Reduction Company
Spokane
Montana-Idaho
Richmond
Monitor
Samuel J. Wilson
R. J. Wortman
B. N. Sharp
Morning mine to resume normal production after fire recovery
Federal Mining and Smelting says the Morning mine will return to normal production not later than the 16th. The fire began January 2 and was extinguished February 1 after deep-mine challenges. A 650-man force, including 350 underground workers, is rebuilding, with 75 to 100 missing miners expected to return by the 16th.
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Thos
Mo Owen
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Owen
Cedar Creek Ore Show Promise but Mill Delayed
Cedar Creek nears productive stage with ore visible in No 3 and No 2 tunnels. Management will prove ore to at least 200 feet below No 4 before building a mill, preparing to sink and extend through a 450 foot long body of lead and zinc ore. An additional assessment is levied as stockholders urged to remit promptly. Fifty years ago the Reading railroad president earned a $40,000 salary.
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Cedar Creek
Howev
William Becker
Manger
No. 3
No. 2
United States
Reading Road
Callahan Mine Expands South Side Development Plan
Wallace reports new development steps at the Callahan mine to extend the No. 4 crosscut 2500 feet toward the southern Callahan boundary, with mineral vein prospects between Callahan No. 4 and Idaho & Los Angeles lines. W. Newton says crosscut begun after prior drift and two K and K flotation machines added to enhance lead recovery as ore shipments run at normal capacity. Development at the Galena mine, owned by Callahan, continues with No. 6 tunnel eastward to reach a potential ore shoot at the vein junction with gray copper, separate from the existing lead-silver shoot.
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Wallace
John Borg
New York
Callahan Ziner-Lands Company
Callahan
Walter Harvey Weed
W. Newton
Borg
No. 4
Callahan Ground
Newton
Idaho & Los Angeles Group
Catan
Callahan No. 4
Idaho
Los Angeles
Arl Orrgin
Nton
Galena
Cullahan Company
Weed
Prize Fruit Exhibit Reveals California Estate Orchard
Harry R Allen presents a six acre San Gabriel valley estate orchard near Pasadena showcasing sixteen fruit varieties. The display highlights irrigation, spraying, and cultivation methods, crediting Mrs. Allen and her mother for care of the estate while noting the husband’s pride in the collection.
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Harry Allen
California
Harry R Allen
San Gabriel Valley
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Mr. Allen
Allen
W. W. Woods
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Newsore
Lttle
JEWEL
HECLA
Silverado
Iron King
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