Court Upholds Hecla Bunker Hill Action In Star Mine Probe
The court's ruling in the Day Smith case against Hecla and Bunker Hill is hailed as commendable by engineers Wiley and Burch who prepared reports on the Star mine. Their analyses project substantial ore reserves and profits across Star levels and blocks, suggesting continued wealth as operations deepen, with plans for a flotation plant and regional mining expansion in the Coeur dAlenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day-Smith
F. W. Hradley
Bunker Mill & Sullivan Company
Bunker Hill
Anaconda
Sullivan Company
Kellogx
Coeur d'Alene
Pine Creek
Coeura Alenes
Western Union Mines Strike Deep Ore Deposit
The Western Union property shows a ten foot ore body with about 70 percent lead and 100 ounces of silver per ton, shipped unsorted. Pete Johnson and John Kron report two carloads last Friday and Monday, aiming for two cars weekly, as raises and drifting extend west. J. M. Loney and partners develop a shaft of 55 feet below the tunnel, with two rich ore shoots and plans to stoping for profit. Western Union officials including Ben L. Collins and J E Burbank visit the strike alongside H D Winchester and M H Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Tunnel
Western Union
Pete Johnson
John Kron
Jin
Kron-Johnson
J. M. Loney
Ben L. Collins
Spokane
J. E. Burbank
Cheney
H. D. Winchester
Yakima
M H. Cox
Big Creek Mining to Resume Operations Today
G Scott Anderson, president and manager of the Big Creek Mining company, announced that mining and milling will restart today after a two week shutdown due to cold weather. The effort yields profits exceeding 2 000 000 and includes ore development from the Star tunnel with additional probable ore noted by Mr Hershey.
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Burch
The
Star
Big Creek
G. Scott Anderson
Big Creek Mining Company
Mr. Hershey
Final Judgement and Decree in Spokane Superior Court
The Superior Court of Washington Spokane County dismisses the plaintiffs claim in a case involving Hecla Mining and Bunker Hill Sullivan Mining. The contract marked Exhibit D is deemed intra vires and valid. plaintiffs take nothing and are taxed costs. Judge William M. Huneke presided February 3, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Spokane
Eugene BR. Day
Sarah BE. Smith
Frank Murphy
John Radovitch
L. W. Hutton
W. H. Mlummer
John C. Higgins
John Ho Wourma
Messrs. Turner
Nusui & Nusum
Wakefield & Witherspoon
John P Gray
J. G Gyde
Hecla Mining Company
Bunker Mill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
Ultra Vires
Iust
James FP. McCarthy
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
Hela Mining
Star A
Star
Hecla
WM. &. Huneke, J Die
Sweeping Victory for Hecla and Bunker Hill miners case
Litigations over mining property in the Coeur d Alene district drew neighbors into a major public dispute. The Spokane trial ended in a sweeping victory for Hecla Mining and the Bunker Hill company as the plaintiffs failed to present evidence. The action targeted James F McCarthy and other Hecla directors over contracts with the Star mine and the Sullivan company.
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Coeur d'Alene
Superior Court of
Spokane
Hecla Mining Company
Hecla
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Coeur d
Heela Mining Chief Declares Vindication Over Star Purchase
James F. McCarthy, president and manager of Heela Mining, says the trial verdict vindicates purchasing the Star. He claims withdrawal, fraud and negligence charges are unsubstantiated and notes the Star is a premier ore body in Coeurs Alone district. A stockholders meeting will be held soon to approve plans to work the Crescent from Heal shaft and tap the Star ore body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Revett
Canyon Creek
Burke
James F. McCarthy
Heela Mining Company
Iata
Otter
Who Coeurs
Roadwork talks with county officials in Idaho
Commissioners and Major Charfins of Coeur d'Alene met with Shoshone County leaders to discuss highway cooperation with state and federal funds. They outlined paving from Coeur d'Alene West to the state line, a new Cataldo bridge route, and Lookout Pass road work with Montana cooperation. Funds from state bonds and federal allocations would require a $66 667 county match, plus widening west of Pine Creek and replacing wooden bridges with concrete to meet state specifications.
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Halle
Bowe
J. Charfins
Coeur d'Alene
Hall
Coeur Walene
Mineral County
Montana
Lookout Paws
Shoshone County
Missioner of Public
Shoshone
Shoshonet County
Wallace
Idaho
Thi County
Pine Creek
Markwell
Mullan Hills
Hecla and Bunker Hill Ready With Proof
The defense notes that judge rulings did not ruin their case as Bo it Day and Mrs. Sarah B. Smith waived fraud and negligence charges against Hecla and Bunker Hill. They feared the forthcoming evidence from FW Thachey, Stanley Easton, and James McCarthy would prove the Star deal’s value and justify the purchase price, making the plaintiffs look slanderous. Several witnesses for the defense were listed, including mining engineers and geologists from San Francisco, Glendora, Spokane, Kellogg, and Berkeley, with testimony to follow (Continued on Page 4).
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Day-Smith
Hecla
Bunker Hill
W. H. Wiley
Albert Burch
McCarthy
Heela
Star
Wiley
Burch
Mr. Bureh
Eugene BR. Day
Sarah EF. Smith
James F. McCarthy
Sullivan Company
Huneke
Superior Court
Spokane County
Wallace
Carl Landsee
Milwaukee
E. J. Nolan
Los Angeles
H.C. Lambach
W. J. C. Wakefield
Spokane
Bo It Day
Sarah B. Smith
Bunker Hil
FW. Thachey
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Stanley A. Easton
Mana Zee
James F McCarthy
Heels
Heeta
Hanker Till
Kes
Heelan
Witen
Albert Mureh
San Francisco
Glendora
Cal
Frank M. Smith
Bunker Hill Smelter
A.D. Udell
Udell
WG. Woolf
Kellogg
J. Parker
W. J. Hall
Boise
Federal Company
Oscar Hershey
Rush J. White
Ed W. Calloway
Berkeley
Neinee JM. P
John F. Allen
Burks
W. F. Allen
Standard-Mammoth
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ECLA
Wiley and Burch
Star Show
Mr. Burch
Bradley
Cour D’alenes
Carthy