Arsenic Ore Prices and Prospects in Idaho Mines
In 1922 a demand for arsenic rose due to its use as an insecticide and industry by products. The piece notes limited local production, imports, and rising prices, with analysis of ore minerals arsenopyrite realgar and orpiment, global deposits, and a Salt Lake City plant expanding capacity to meet demand. It urges prospectors in Murray and Coeur d Alene districts to have arsenic ores analyzed.
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Adam Ausbach
Murray
Idaho
Congress
Wright
Georgia
South
United States
Washington
Virginia
Geological Survey
United States Geological Survey
Maine
California
New York State
Floyd County
Black Hills
South Dakota
Mercur
Utah
Monte Cristo
Corsica
Huonan
China
Yangtze River
Kurdistan
Caspian Sea
Mediterranean
France
Rhodesia
Great Britain
Australia
Canada
Greece
Japan
Spain
Portugal
South Africa
Salt Lake City
Engineering and Mining Journal- Press
Journal-Press
Salt Lake
Comany
Coeur
Alenes
Murray District
North Side
Coeur d Alene Syndicate Suspends Work Pending Extension
The Coeur d Alene Syndicate suspends development on the Evening Star crosscut from the 2000 level toward the Star vein awaiting results. The 3000 feet to go would pass 1700 feet below the Flynn Group and Senator mining ground with a total depth near 4300 feet. A payment of 11000 was made January 24 to Flynn Group owners per option terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeuk d'Alene iSyndicate Company
Flynn Group Minings Company
Senator Mining Company
Rush J. White
White
Senator Ground
Midway Summit
Flynn Group
Howarth Company News highlights Coeur d Alene stocks
The James F. Howarth company issues the Howarth Company News a four page market letter with news on numerous stock issues in public view and other features. It aims to inform investors about active and meritorious Coeur d'Alene issues and broader market commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Howarth
Pioneer Mining
Howarth Company
Meritoriou
Idaho Tuberculosis Fund Debate Shapes Hospital Plan
The Idaho board of trade urged preserving tax funds for tuberculosis hospitals as a single state facility rather than two. A report by H J Hull urged keeping the fund intact and selecting one central hospital with non political management. They also urged location based on science and accountability. A second issue discussed a new Wallace fire hall, bond size, and future-proof planning, noting insurance rate effects and urging a larger, permanent municipal building. Theater wigs noted as Chinese hair.
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Board of Trade
Idaho
H. J. Hull
Public Welfare Committee
Shoshone County
Campfire Girls Dance Benefit Planned in Wallace
A Wallace benefit dance next Saturday at Howarth Hall, organized by Campfire Girls and Wallace business and professional women, aims to fund a camp for the girls at Lake Coeur d Alene with Spokane ties. Proceeds assist in public service for the Campfire Girls, with strong local support urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howarth Hall
Wallace
Lake Coeur d'Alene
Spokane
Boy Scouts
Tamarack and Custer Consolidated to pay monthly dividends
A reliable source reports Tamarack and Custer Consolidated Mining will start regular monthly dividends of one cent per share on its 5,000,000 shares, totaling $50,000 monthly and $600,000 yearly. The same source says plans are underway to list Tamarack on the New York curb, expanding the stock market for the firm. This signals a shift from the company’s long standing policy under Days control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamarack & Custer Consolidated Mining Company
Tamarack
New York
Smelter Official to Go East for Institute Meeting
Frank M. Smith, smelter director at Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining, sails to New York for the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers annual meeting February 19 to 23. He is nominated for a vice presidency and will serve as a director for the northwest states as two U.S. vice presidents are to be elected. Estimates note over 10 million motor vehicles worldwide and America producing more than four fifths. North China could yield 2500 tons of asbestos annually with fair prices.
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Frank M. Smith
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
New York
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Columbian
Smith
Institute
Northwest States
United States
America
Notice of Assessment by Hypotheek Mining and Milling Co
Notice dated February 6, 1923 from the Hypotheek Mining and Milling Company of Wallace Idaho. A five mills per share assessment on outstanding capital stock was levied, payable by March 8 1923 to Otto A. Olsson secretary treasurer. Delinquent stock on March 8 1923 will be advertised for sale on April 6 1928 at 3:00 p m in the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hypotheek Mining and Milling Company
Wallace
Idaho
Otto A. Olsson
Gyde-Taylor
Gyde-Ta
Gyd ‘Taylor
Special meeting levies one mill assessment on Square Deal stock
Capital stock of Square Deal Mining & Milling Company Limited of Coeur d Alene Idaho is to pay one mill per share. Directors at a January 25 meeting levied the assessment payable to secretary F P W Reed by March 26 1923. Delinquent shares will be advertised for public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square Deal Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
P. W. Reed
Delinquent Coeur d Alene Bank Notice of Sale
Delinquent assessment notice indicates property sale set for May 24 1923 at 10:00 AM in Coeur d Alene Idaho. Sale to satisfy unpaid assessments plus advertising and sale costs. Dated February 6 1923 signed by F W Reed Secretary Coeur d Alene Bank & Trust Building Coeur d Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Reed
Coeur d'Alene Bank & Fst
Coeur de Ida
Public sale offer on surplus US government shoes
We purchased 122000 pairs of Munson last shoes in sizes 5 to 12 from a major government contractor surplus stock. Shoes are 100 percent leather, dark tan, bellows tongue, waterproof and dirt resistant, valued at 6.00 but offered to the public at 2.95. Send correct size and pay on delivery or by money order. refunds given if not as represented.
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U. & Army Munson
U. S
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Coeur D'Alene Syndicate
Howarth Company News
Board Trade For
D. H. DeLong
John ©. Boyd
E. Mackey
G. A. Mortimer
Consolidated Insurance Company
Mortimer
Board of Fire Underwriters
M. A. Corner
DeLong
Bank and Seventh Street
A. T. McDonald
Coeur O’alene
Spokane Exchange
Caledonia
Carlahan
Cork Province
Florence Silver
Independence
Marsh
Nabob
Rex Coas
Hichmond
Stewart
Ajax
Alaska Petroleum
Alameda
Benton
Coal Carney
Copper King
Douglas
East Caledonia
Elk
Gertie
Gladstone Mt
Guelph Oly Happy Day
Highland Surprise
Homebuilder
Hypotheek
Idaho Continental
Idaho Gold & Ruby
al’ Imperial
Intermountain Ac ‘Oi
Iron King
Tvanhoe
Jack Waite
McGillivray
Campfire Girls
Saxton’s
North
National Bay State Shoe Company
Broadway
New York, N.Y
Che Woutell
OWL
Dr. West
Wallace Stock Exchange
Ste Exchange
James F. Howarth Company
Wallace and Spokane
Stock Exchanges
Wallace, Idaho
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