Government take over isolation hospital and meeting day change
At a Board of Trade meeting last Monday the weekly lunch and business session was moved to Wednesdays from 12 to 1, effective next week. Discussion noted a planned transfer of the county isolation hospital to the U S Public Health Service at $250 per month, with Dr F T Quigley backing this as fitting for soldiers with tuberculosis. Speakers included R J Brainard, John H McEvers, and James K Royce addressing reconstruction and Lincoln themes, while Harry McAllister organized the Lincoln day banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Mackey
F. T. Quigley
Public Health Service
Adschvon T Smith
Advisory Committee On Hospitals
United States Public Health Service
Quigley
van Party
Brainard
McEvers
Lincoln
A. J. Dunn
R. J. Brainard
Kellogg
Republican Party
John H. Meckvers
Harding
James K. Rovee
Spokane
Abraham Lincoln
Royce
Tniehter
Warren G. Harding
Lincoln Honored by County Republicans
Letters from Idaho officials praise Abraham Lincoln as a guiding figure for Republican ideals. Attendees at the Lincoln day banquet commend his memory, linking his leadership to preservation of the constitution and American labor protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
R. L. Black
Ike Linccoln
W. J. Hall
Commission Public Works
A. H. Featherstone
D. A. Callahan
Shoshone County
R. E. Thomas
Wallace
Republi
Idaho Mines Leasing Sees Ore To Run 50-Ton Mill Three Years
A visitor reports Idaho Mines Leasing has enough ore above No 2 tunnel of the old Black Bear to keep the 50 ton mill operating for three years. The No 3 tunnel area hosts a new 50 ton mill ready near the portal. A rich lead-silver ore body with little zinc spans a 400 foot shoot above No 2, with open stopes in the joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Mines Leasing Company
Black Bear
Prisco Group
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
No. 3
Stopes
Sister Mine Ships Third Carload of Ore from Canyon Creek
Leasers of the Sister mine about a mile and a half above Wallace on Canyon Creek shipped the third carload of ore, consigned to the Bunker Bill smelter. The ore yields about 36 percent lead with roughly an ounce of silver per unit of lead, plus considerable fine, for which miners receive no return and may incur penalties. The Sister lies near the wagon road, a few hundred yards from a Northern Pacific sidetrack. Leasers listed include Bo Roberts, A. G. Kennedy, Sam Hammer, Victor Turnquist, Amos ena, and Dan Murphy. The crosscut under contract by North Star Mining & Development Co is expected to reach the vein in about 20 feet, with favorable rock for ore. North Star is on Nine Mile near Black Cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Canyon Creek
Northern Pacific
Bo Roberts
A. G. Kennedy
Sam Hfammer
Victor Turnquiat
Amosena
Dan Murphy
North Star
North Star Mining & Development Company
G. W. Dougherty
Nine Mile
Black, Cloud
Wining Convention At Metal Market 15 Bull Spokane
The Northwest Mining convention gathers in Spokane from February 28 to March 6 with strong Idaho participation and a busy agenda including welcomes, talks on investments, mining taxation, tariffs, and education. Foreigner led price setting for lead chips away at New York markets as reports cite costs to place lead and potential tariff effects while market observers note steady but cautious demand across copper and zinc sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Spokane
Northwest
Spokane
The
Miner
Idaho
Stanly A. Easton
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
G. B. Dennis
Northwest Mining Association
Russell A. Collins
William Sloan
Vines of
British Columbia
Bureau of Mines and Geolegy
Francis A. Thomson
Idaho School of Mines
Frank M. Smith
Bunker Hill
Rayyal Macbeth
Idaho ‘Mining Association
A. A. Upham
State University
United States Bureau of Mines
A.W. Wald
Moscow
Bradley “Stoughton
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Francia A. Thomson
Columbia Section
Engineers
America
Exper
Ways and Means Committee
Middle West
New York
Europe
New New York
the Engineering and Mining Journal
St. Louis
Giant Ledge Mining Drift Yields Rich Lead Silver Gold
North Side residents report Giant Ledge Mining has developed a strong ore body in a drift running northwest under the old shaft. The face shows milling lead-silver ore with good gold value, confirming prior expectations that gold would be found beneath the shaft as exploration continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giant Ledge Mining Company
Butte Station Urged For New Mining Experimental Center
Dr D A Lyson director of stations after visiting the northwest said the Butte mining camp has the heaviest spend on mechanical devices safety methods and surce. He argued a bureau station there would study ventilation mine fires dust heat drilling and handling of explosives in cooperation with local companies and focus on mining problems rather than metallurgy. Magistrates in Fogland in the sixteenth century could fix wages and hours of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Mines
Butte
D. A. Ly‘on
Northwest
Putte
Bureau
Tutte
John R Williams Takes Lease On Dobson-Jim Property
John R Williams, who recently leased the Dobson-Jim property in Dobson gulch, says heavy snow will prevent much progress for the present. He plans to focus on other work until weather improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobson-Jim
John R. Williams
Dobson Gulch
Clark gifts 400000-pound rock testing unit to Wiscon sin
Clark funds enable the University of Wisconsin Madison geologic department to acquire a hydraulic compression tester capable of 400000 pounds pressure. The device allows heating and temperature control during testing to study rock behavior under earthlike pressures. The report also notes the period's 15 million woman voters, 343 British army executions, and over 82000 Girl Scouts in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Wisconsin University
W. A. Clark
Butte, Mont
University of Wisconsin At
Lockman Honored by Nampa Friends on Birthday
A surprise birthday gathering on January 30 honored veteran Nampa resident Jacob Lockman. Old friends carried flowers and a gold watch and chain, presented by N. Jenness, in appreciation of his public spirit and loyalty to Idaho’s early development and to his community. Guests shared stories of pioneer days, recalling Lockman’s arrival in 1878 and his long service to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Nampa Leader-Herald
Jacob Lockman
Lockman
Mr. Lockman
Tom Rabbitt
W. T. Elmer
Geo. Harvey Moore
W. G. Adams
H. Dewey
W. C. Dewey
Geo. Lamson
D. A Kellogg
Robert A. David, Jr
N. Jenness
C. ©. Reed
B. 8. Hamaker
Zinc Oxide Plant Opens in Harbor City California
Reports from Harbor City near San Pedro describe a new zinc oxide plant using a process evolved by M P Kirk. The venture, funded by Kirk and Cloonen with Dern Thomas, bought an old antimony plant for 200000 dollars. A sample of the zinc oxide product meets tire industry needs, though quality aims for higher grade with future improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
M. P. Kirk
Harbor City
Cal
San Pedro
Kirk
Mr. Cloonen
Fem
Dern & Thomas
Salt Lake Tribune
Brass for Sale Nearing War Department Announcement
The War Department will soon announce disposition of 56,000,000 pounds of brass after 50 bids. Brass, a copper zinc alloy, would yield about 19,000,000 pounds zinc and 37,000,000 pounds copper. Large brass stocks have challenged copper producers amid rain and slow remelting of both new and junk metal. European relief workers note women can live longer than men without food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Europe
War
Navy Departments
Hartford Mining Company special stockholders meeting
Notice from the Hartford Mining Company Limited Wallace Idaho dated February 12 1922 announces a special stockholders meeting on March 11 1921 at 2 00 pm at the Gyde Taylor building Wallace Idaho to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to conduct other lawful business in lieu of the annual meeting set for March 7 1921. WM F GODDARD President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Sydney L. Shonts
Gyde-Taylor
WM. F. Goddard
Yankee Boy Leases Halted By Compressor Accident
Sunshine Mining operates at Yankee Boy on Big Creek. many power leases secured from the company have been suspended after a belt broke on the compressor. A new belt was due from Spokane, with operations expected to resume in full by tomorrow. Vassar College reports students from every state and twelve foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mining Company
Yankee Boy
Big Creek
Spokane
Vassar College
Union
Notice of Ajax Mining stock assessment in Wallace Idaho
At a February 5 1921 board meeting in Wallace Idaho the Ajax Mining Company levied a one cent per share assessment payable by March 12 1921 to J A Havighorst treasurer at 714 West Fourteenth Avenue Spokane Washington. Unpaid shares after March 12 1921 become delinquent and will be sold at public auction on April 16 1921 to cover the delinquent assessment costs and sale expenses. JA. Waughorst secretary treasurer of Ajax Mining Company Spokane Washington TI7-M10-41
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Idaho
Ajax Mining Company
A. D
J. A. Havighorst
Anid Corporation
West 1Th Avenue
Spokane
Washington
JA. Waiighorst
Ainx Minion Company
West
Fourteenth Avenue
Notice of Assessment for American Commander Mining & Milling
The American Commander Mining Milling Company of Wallace Idaho levied one cent per share on its outstanding stock on January 16 1921. Payment due by February 1 1921 to J L McCormick assistant secretary or at James F Howarth Company Wallace. Delinquent shares after February 15 1921 will be advertised for sale on March 19 1921 at Howarths office to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Commander Mining & Milling Company
Wallace
Idaho
American Commander Mining Milling Company
J. L. McCormick
P. O. Box
James F. Howarth Company
Publc
I H. B, Kingsbury, Itary
Notice of Payment Extension and Stock Sale Postponement
By order of the American Commander Mining and Milling Company Limited the payment deadline for the assessment is moved from February 15 1921 to March 15 1921 and the delinquent stock sale is postponed from March 19 1921 to April 19 1921 at the same time and place. H F Kingsbury secretary. 7-M10 4t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Commander Mining & Milling Company, Limited
H. Ft. Kingsbury
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Harry McAllister
B. E. Hyatt
Idaho Mines Leasing
Sister Lease
Butte Station
Fogland
United States
Coeur D'Alene
Spokane Exchange
Caledonia AL
Florence aSilver
Callahan
Marsh
Utica Ae
Read Lake
Tultion
Chicago Boston
Constitution
Douglas
Gertie
Gladstone Mt
Highland Surprise
Idaho Gold & Ae
Imperial
Intermountain
Coal & Coke
Ivanhoe Reno
Jack Waite
McGillivray Creek
National Copper
Fambler Cariboo
Ray Jefferson
Silversmith
Stanley
Tamarack
U. Mining
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