Pioneer Mining expands by 800 feet contract at Beaver Creek
Pioneer Mining company extends its development on twelve claims at Heaver Creek adjacent to Carbon Center ground. J W Wright of San Francisco and Sam Linn, in charge at Hypothec, sign a contract to extend the main crosscut 800 feet at 25 cents per share, with 18 dollars per foot estimated for driving. Two parallel veins along a broad mineral zone promise rich prospects across Ray Jeffernon and Hercules areas. Work to start within 30 days under Sam Linn, with Wright returning to San Francisco soon.
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Pioneer Mining Company
Heaver Creek
Carbon Center
Ray Jefferson
J. W. Wright
San Francisco
Sam Linn
Pioneer Company
Wright
Linn
Canyon Creek
Beaver Creek
Hercules
Callahan
San Francinco
Pittsburge
Old
California
Golden Late House Company
Ajax Mining Awards Crosscut Contract to Andersen Brothers
Ajax Mining assigns a crosscut contract to Andersen Brothers to drive 1000 feet with option to extend to 4000. The work starts above Nurke and should reach the Ajax vein in about 500 feet, of which 350 feet have been cleared. Contractors are paid 11 cents per foot. Ajax provides power and a hoisting mucking machine. Manager A C Rixby says the mucking machine lowers costs and speeds the tunnel, claiming 17% faster progress in three shifts versus 104% without it. Machine costs 3500 and should pay for itself in the first 1000 feet. Andersen Brothers arrive from Michigan with steam shovel mining background.
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Ajax Mining Company
Andersen Brothers
Crosmcut
Nurke
Ajax
Ajax Company
A.C. Rixby
Costa
Bixby
Itelf
Anderson
Michigan
Telephone Operator Delivers Notable Board of Trade Address
The luncheon featured Beulah Brown, a St. Maries telephone operator, discussing public relations with operators, common mistakes, and remedies. Her talk highlighted the phone’s价值 in daily life, appealing to businesspeople prone to blaming operators. Homer David of Moscow spoke briefly.
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Board of Trade
Mins Beulah Brown
St. Maries
Miss Brown
Homer David
Moscow
Lincoln Day Banquet Set for Kellogg Draws Big Crowd
Republicans of Shoshone county plan a Kellogg Lincoln Day banquet next Monday evening expected to be the district’s largest. About 200 members may attend. 150 tickets sold in Kellogg and 50 in Wallace. Speaker lineup includes W P McNaughton of Covina Wilene, DA Callahan, A H Featherstone, James F McCarthy, Stanley A Faston. Emmett to read Gettysburg Address. I L Hearnard to preside. Banquet to be in Industrial Union pavilion with full facilities.
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Shoshone County
Kellogg
Harry A. Rogers
Wallace
Jevening
W. P. McNaughton
Covin W
Industrial Union Pavilion
Montana Miners Demand Equal Silver Purchase Deal
Charles S. Muffly, head of the Montana Mining Association, criticizes the Treasury and the Helena assay office for forcing Montana silver to go to Denver to obtain the $1.00 per ounce government price. He argues the local office should buy silver at the same rate as gold, saving miners express, insurance, and delays while aligning with the law’s intent to protect silver producers.
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Montana Mining Association
Montana
Boise
Muffly
Treasury Department
Ohanre
Chi State
Pittman
Denver
United States
Helena
Japan
Fittman
Department
Callahan addresses Moscow students on Idaho's future
Donald Callahan of Coeur d Alene spoke at the University of Idaho assembly in Moscow. He urged students to engage in public service, noting Idaho’s pioneers built the state and its university and that Idaho graduates should enter politics to guide state affairs. He urged students to remember the university and Idaho when they leave, to serve the state with knowledge and commitment.
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Callahan
Moscow
Coeur D'Alene Mines
Donald A. Callahan
State University
Upham
Mr. Callahan
Idaho
University
Idah
Must Pay the Bond in Star Mine Case Suit
Day and Mrs. Sarah E. Smith are defendants in a suit filed last Tuesday by He Mining Company and Hecla directors to collect a $10,000 bond deposited as security in an injunction. The action seeks to prevent ratification of the agreement to purchase the Star mine.
Independence ore showing in No 3 tunnel sparks target for mine
Independence Lead Mines manager Harry W. Ingalls reports a notable ore showing drifting east from No 3 tunnel on the Gettysboro claim. He estimates ore would average 11 percent lead and 2 ounces per ton, a promising find to solve ore-shoot location issues in No 4 tunnel and along the You Like vein. Plans await the return of president Huk Kingsbury, currently in Spokane.
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No. 3
Harry W. Ingalls
Independence Lead Mines Company
No. Deroaent
Gettysboro
No. 4
Hu Fk Kingsbury
Spokane
Lone Pine-Surprise Consolidated Wins Ore Suit
The Lone Pine-Surprise Consolidated Mining Co. owner of the Last Chance mine at Republic Washington defeated Northwest Smelting Refining and Northport Smelting in a federal appeal over a disputed ore body claim. Judge Rudkin had ruled for Lone Pine in 1920 and the Ninth Circuit affirmed last month.
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Republic
Washington
Northwest Smelting & Refining Company
Days
Northport Smelting & Refining Company
Lone Pine Company
Frank Rudkin
Spokane
Withdrawal of Hedgla case against mining firms in district court
The case of El Day and Mia Sarah EK Smith against Hecto Mining and Bunker Hill Sullivan was withdrawn by stipulation in district court. Plaintiffs sought voiding of the Star purchase agreement, refund of payments, and costs and attorney fees. The Spokane trial court previously ruled for Hecta and Bunker Hill in a nearly identical case.
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el. Day
Mia Sarah EK. Smith
Hecto Mining Company
Bunker Mit & Sullivan Company
District Court
Heela
Bunker Hill
Star
Spokane
Hecta
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