Mining Men Meet at State Capital in Idaho
The Idaho Mining Association held its annual meeting in Boise, with Governor Moore and Mayor Sherman welcoming attendees. Key talks covered Blue Sky Laws, the State Bureau of Mines and Geology, and a forecast of association work. Demonstrations by Hecla and other firms showcased safety and modern mining methods. The group opposed net profit tax changes and supported $80,000 for the bureau, plus a salary increase for the mine inspector. Co W Newton was elected president, J B Eldridge vice president, Ravenel Macbeth secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Mining Association
Boise
Moore
Sherman
Stewart Campbell
Idaho
Francis A.thomson
Idaho School of Mines
State Bureau of Mines and Geology
Kavenel Macbeth
Owyhee Hotel
Co. W. Newton
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
Association
J. B. Eldridge
Ravenel Macbeth
Mackey
Arsenic talk highlights rising arsenic demand and prices
A Montana mining meeting in Butte featured Enoch A. Barnard of Anaconda Copper discussing arsenic's growing importance and price stability. Barnard traced arsenic use from ancient times to modern insecticide applications, projecting 1923 consumption above 20 000 tons and detailing ore processing steps to produce 99.9 fine arsenic. New directors named include J. E. Rockwell, James F. McCarthy, T. E. Johnesse, W. N. Sweet, Robert N. Bell, and C. E. Neighman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Ausbach
Murray
Butte
Enoch A. Barnard
Barnard
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
Anaconda Company
Montana Society of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Montana
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Silver Bow Club
Coeur d'Aleners
Coeur d’Alenes
E. A. Barnard
J. E. Rockwell
Bellevue
James F. McCarthy
Wallace
T. E. Johnesse
W. N. Sweet
Robert N. Bell
Boise
C. E. Neighman
Conda
Federal Mining Declares 1 Cent Dividend for First Quarter
Federal Mining and Smelting announces a 1 cent per share dividend for the first quarter payable March 15, totaling about 220000 dollars. The company notes continued profitability from the Morning mine and Independence near Hailey Idaho, with zinc mines in Oklahoma also contributing. A January underground fire at Morning temporarily halted production but recovery is complete and output is normal.
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Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Federal
Independence
Hailey
Idaho
Oklahoma
Lead Outlook Brightens Mining in Coeur d'Alenes
The Coeur d'Alene district recovers from a late 1922 mood with strong lead, zinc, and silver futures. Prices stay high, Mexican and western production support demand, and smelters in Salt Lake valley Kellory Idaho and East Helena Mont run at capacity as miners push for increased output. Parks and springs along the Yellowstone trail gain attention with plans to install a bronze Captain John Mullan tablet at Bitter Root spring and pave access roads to boost tourism and mineral wealth recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d'Alene
Itlin
Mexico
Engineering and Mining Journal-Press
Arthur Pt. Parsons
Monsieur Coue
Missouri
Annapolis
Aps
Utah
Coeur d'Alenes
Salt Lake Valley
Bunker Hill
Kellory
Idaho
A. S. & R. Company
East Helena
Mont
Nso
Harry W. Inis
John H. Foss
Mullan
Bitter Root Spring
Lookout Pass
Coeur dAlene
Capttain
John Mullan
Fam- Coeur d'Alene
Ingalls
Kellogg
Dolby
Fourth of July
Kootenai County
Stanly A. Euston
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Montana Power Company May Extend Its Service in Coeur d Alene
A rumored agreement between Montana Power and Washington Water Power would expand electric service in the Coeur d Alene district. Montana Power would share in supplying power to mines and new electrolytic plants for ore treatment, including lead and zinc facilities, currently served largely by Washington Water Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Company
Coeur D'Alene
Washington Water Power Company
Malo
Hamely
Pederal
Hercules
Tamarack
Uwllahan
Alenes
Montana Company
Bio
Tinker Hill & Sullivan Company
UC Taineton
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Washington Water Tower Company
Itia
Mayflower Mining to Reenter Active List Amid Prospects
Mayflower Mining plans to resume operations after suspending years ago due to unfavorable conditions. G Scott Anderson, president, cites high mineral prices, reduced costs, and renewed local interest as drivers. The Mayflower property lies near the Granite mine, adjacent to the famed Success area, with strong ledges and potential for development funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower Mining Company
West Fork
Nine Mile
Wallac
G. Scott Anderson
Ace
Forest road funds for Idaho highway projects discussed
Officials from the United States forest service and Idaho public works discussed forestry funds for road building in northern Idaho including Wolf Lodge, Bennett Hay, Mission Flat, and the Fourth of July canyon area. About $75,000 remains after June 30 for surfacing and widening the canyon road, with potential federal aid totaling roughly $200,000 for Wallace to Burke and related routes. A forest development road between Wallace and Avery was also endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Forest Service
W. J. Hil
Ple Works
Ingo
Idaho
Shoshone County
Thio
Kootenai County
Wolf Lodge
Bennett Hay
Mission Flat
Canyon Riof
Fourth of July Canyon
Forest Service
Catalde
Burns
Mullan
Summit
Canyon School House
Wallace
Burke
Boise
Hall
govern= tment
Coeur d'Alene
Bennett Bay
Iforest Aid Fund
Secretary of Agriculture
Forestry Service
Asell
Dill Hall
Com
Missioner of Public Works
Crouch
Highway Bureau
Wallace and Avery
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Heola
Walter C. Clark
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
Mr. Clark
Newton
Coeurd Alener
Enoch Barnard
Ederal Company
Yellowstone
Doe
Journal-Press
Middle West
New York
United States
St. Louis
Eastern Gateway
Easton
Rubber Company
California
EB. L. Hate
Coeur d'Alene Hardware & Foundry Company
Hate
Canyon Spring
Mayflower
Anderson
Mallower Mining Company
Board of Directors
Treasury
Barry
Great Ore
Forest Road
Wallace-Avery Road
Hole
The
St. Joe
Avery
County
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