Notice of Assessment by the Friend Mining Company
The Friend Mining Company in Spokane Washington declares an assessment of two mills per share on all outstanding stock, due by March 12 1921 to treasurer Wm Nchielding at 221 Lindelle Building Spokane. Unpaid stock becomes delinquent and will be sold at public auction on April 2 1921 at 1 20 p m at the Bank Street entrance of the County Courthouse Wallace Idaho to cover delinquent assessment and advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fice
Friend Mining Company
Linderle Building
Spokane
Washington
Wm, Nchielding
Lindelle Building
Bank Street
County Court House
Wallace
Shoshone County
Idaho
M. Schierding
Lindelle
Notioe
Idaho-Bcuader Petroleum Company
Idaho-Bcuader Petroleum —Company
Morton Webster
A. H. Featherstone
Gyde-Taylor
Idaho-Ecuador Petroleum Company
Notice of Sale of Estray Cattle in Idaho County
Sheriff Jesse Freeman of Shoshone County Idaho will sell at the Day Ranch Osburn on March 2 1921 at 10 AM three estray cattle a light Jersey cow a light roan cow and a red calf with white face for cash to the highest bidder Dated January 20 1921 John Dofil clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
State of Idaho
Osburn
A. D
Notice to Creditors in Idaho Probate Court
Notice to creditors and all claimants in the estates of Isador Jumer and Inga Josephine Anderson. Administrators John Lucas and August Anderson seek claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Hearings and filings to occur at Wallace Idaho offices, dates noted January and February 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Anderson
Inga Josephine
Godin
Anderson
JA. D
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders at Wallace Idaho 1921
The National Lead Mining Company of Wallace Idaho reports delinquent stock for a 1 1/4 mills per share assessment levied December 18 1920. Shares listed with amounts due include Thomas Jay 60000 shares 62.50 dollars Albert Peterson 30000 shares 37.50 dollars and others. Delinquent shares will be sold February 18 1921 at 8:00 PM at 608 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho to cover the owed assessment advertising costs and sale expenses. J T L McCormick Assistant Secretary-Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lead Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Toewitt
Thomas Jay
Albert Peterson
Knut Rosdal
Peter MH Schmitz
Schmitz
Peter HM Schmits
Peter H Schmitz
Peter H Setunita
Peter IM Schmitz
Salt Y
Cedar Street
J. TL. McCormick
Notice of Assessment and Guardian Hearing in Wallace Idaho
Multiple notices from Shoshone County Idaho include an assessment levied by Idaho-Bcuader Petroleum on its stock due by February 15 1921 and delinquent sales set for March 12 1921, plus a probate court order requiring guardian A E Anderson and National Surety Company to appear February 1921 to account for Audrey Anderson minor estate assets and publish notice in Wallace Miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone County
Idaho
Audrey Anderson
Chas. H. Craig
Ming
Mes
Prems
A. E. Anderson
National Surety Company
A. B. Anderson
Wallace Miner
Eldorado Mining to Sell Shares for Delinquent Assessment
No 1 Office of the Eldorado Mining and Smelting Company Wallace Idaho January 22 1921 assesses one half mill per share on outstanding stock payable by February 28 1921 to Geo W Dougherty secretary treasurer at 901 Sixth Street Wallace Idaho. Unpaid by February 28 sale set March 18 1921 at 7 00 p m at 801 Sixth Street Wallace Idaho to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado Mining & Smelting Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Geo. W. Dougherty
Sixth Street
C. W. Dougherty
Wallace, Idaho
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Oscar Dittwe
Kattle Dittwe administratrix of Oscar Otto Dittwe deceased notifies creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims within four months after first publication at Room 201 Court House Wallace Idaho. Claims should be filed with the administratrix at the designated place of business. Dated February 4, 1921, first published February 10, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Idaho
Oscar Otto Dittwe
Kattle Dittwe
Court House
Wallace
Shoshone County
Kattie Dittwe
Lead and Zinc Markets in 1920 a World Market Shift
Lead and Zinc Markets in 1920 show a transition from regional to world pricing. London prices fell after March while New York rose briefly, then both declined by year end. Large imports to the United States offset domestic shortages, with production and demand tied to automotive, storage battery, and cable industries amid postwar price swings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering and Mining Journal
Engineering Land Mining Journal
New York
St. Louis
London
United States
Mexico
England
Australia
France
Germany
Ealing
Spain
Central Freight Association
New York City
Tluster
Svar
U.S
Large Precious Stones Where They Were Found
A NY Herald writer lists famous gems with origins and weights. Details include a Nevada black opal of 16.95 troy ounces, a white opal from 18th century near Cacho Slovakia, the Cullinan diamond of 8025% carats bought for 3 million pounds, and the Koki-noor lineage with portions weighing up to 193 carats. Also noted are a 118 carat Burmese ruby, the Orloff and Koh-i-noor segments, the Grand Tuscany diamond at 139.5 carats, a 630 carat Colombian emerald, a 400 carat Borneo sapphire, and an 101.5 carat Urals emerald. Emerald mining by hydraulic flushing is mentioned along with general gem care. The piece closes with a note on slang dictionary history and 1919-20 record trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Archie Rice
Nevada
Cacho
Slovakia
National Museum
Vienna
Hapsaburs
South Africa
Amsterdam
Burma
Delhi
India
Russia
Koh-i-noor
New York
Borneo
Ural Mountains
Old Virginia mine on the Comstock opens promising vein
San Francisco dispatch reports the Consolidated Virginia mine, famed on the Comstock, again shows future potential. A newly rediscovered ore body, 10 to 12 feet wide with values around $50 a ton, may extend rich production as machinery upgrades and strategic ore mixing aim to sustain 500 tons monthly at about $6 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
San Francisco Dispatch
Comstock
Consolidated Virginia
Consolidated Wirwinka
Virginia City
San Francisco
All Way Points
Zeb eKnates
Nevada
Virginiia
Ft Hopef
Anaconda Phosphate Plant Plans 1000 Ton Daily Shipments
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company reports that a 1 mile spur from the Oregon Short Line railroad has been completed for the Soda Springs phosphate deposits in eastern Idaho. Regular ore shipments are not expected to start until spring, with Washee smelter in Montana to handle about 1000 tons daily of phosphate ore treated with sulfuric acid. Crude rock will also be shipped to other smelters, and the property appears extensive enough to sustain shipments for at least ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Widons
Soda Springs Phosphate I
Idaho
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Oregon Short Line
Boston New Bureau, Washee
Montana
Anaconda’s
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the United Stores,co
Burke
Mullan
A. L. Honever
Bank St
Sunset Bud
Jesse Freeman
John DO Fi
Isador Jumer
John Lucas
Inga Josephine (Godin) Anderson
Horning & McEviern
Otterson
Inga Oe (Godin) Anderson
John EB. Sherrard
OZS
Con. Virginia
Wallace Mending Bureau
Idaho Phosphate
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