Idaho Clay Deposits Subject of Bulletin
The state bureau of mines will issue a preliminary report on Idaho clays. Frank H. Skeels, mining engineer, prepared field work across the state, noting commercial value and potential industry growth. The bulletin outlines clay definitions, properties, and prospective uses with county samples and future cement prospects. Leasing Company Incorporates also noted, with Sister Lessing co having leases near Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
State Bureau of Mines
Frank H.’ Skeels
Ciy
Moscow
Troy
Alt. Skeels
State Bureau of Mines and Kealogy
Gita
Seperate
Benewah
Caxsin
Kootenal
Latah
Lewis
Power
Shoshone
Washington Counties
Beer Med
Daniel Murphy
Amos Thompson
Allen G. Kennedy
Edwin Roberts
Victor Turnauist
Wallace
Canyon Creek
Chicago-Boston mine ready for deeper exploration
Chicago Boston development now under John A. Percival of New York aims to extend the shaft from 200 feet to 400 feet after a parallel ore vein was found during crosscutting. The shaft, watered and cleared, should be completed in two weeks with sinking starting immediately to advance exploration work.
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John A. Percival
New York
Interstate-Callahan
Back From New Mexico With Mining Manager Change
Toxi Roundy has returned from Hillshore New Mexico after months at the Brake And Opportunity mine. The operation is managed by N C Sheridan who previously led the Interstate Callahan and later the Rex Mining company.
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New Mexico
Toxi Roundy
Hillshore
N. M
Brake and Opportunity
N. C. Sheridan
Interstate-Callahan
Rex Mining Company
Outsiders Push for Control of C and R and St James Mines
A Spokane style notice reports rumors of outsiders seeking control of the C and R Mining and St James properties in Sunsec. Directors levy five cent per share to patent two outlying claims Knot HMI and Summitt, aiming to place C and R in a shipping class, with development costs totaling over 56 thousand dollars and equipment valued at 11 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C&r
Washington Water Power Company
CTR
Fidwin Roberts
B. J. Collins
Herman J. Ross
Roy Smith
KR. F. Collins
Pioneer Edward Moffitt dies in Los Angeles burial in Wallace
Edward H. Moffitt, a Wallaced business leader and Coeur d'Alene pioneer, died in Los Angeles last week at 75. Born in 1845 in Pennsylvania, he served in the Civil War, moved west through Colorado and Idaho mining districts, built a meat supply business for miners, and led hardware and mining ventures in Wallace. He was a director of the First National Bank and held significant mining interests. He married Miss Pffle Colburn in 1885. she is deceased. Survived by two sons, Robert and Thomas, both veterans and Cornell students. Funeral held with many friends attending.
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Edward H. Moffitt
Los Angeles
Coeur d'Alene
Wallace
Mr. Moffitt
Pennsylvania
Haineis
Ilinois Cavalry
Colorado
Wood River District
Idaho
Wood River
Prichard Creek
Moffitt
Arnying
Eagle
Murray
EB. Bender
White & Bender
Coeur d'Alenes
J. R. Marks & Co
Pioneer Hardware Company
W. W. Hart
Moffit
Walace
Holly-Mason Hardware Company
Spokane
Holly, Mason, Marks & Co
Walla
Coeur d'Alene Hardware Company
Coeur, @Alene Hardware & Foundry company
Finch & Campbell
Standard
Hecla
Star Mining Company
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Apex
Cornell
A. F
A. M
Wallace Chapter
A. A.M
Wallace Commandry K. T
el Katif
Mystic Shrine
Wallace Lodge
Coeurs d'Alene
Northwest Mining Truth honor edition in Spokane week
The convenson surmer of Northwest Mining Truth published in Spokane during the Northwest Mining convention week and marking the fourth anniversary of the publication. The edition reflects credit on Sidney Normar and staff with an attractive title page. The Detroit News comments on the title page and its hints of mining scenes and past stage tones.
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Northwest Mining Truth
Northwest Mining Convention
Spokane
Sidney Normar
Carl
Detroit News
Caledonia Mining declares March dividend and profit note
The Caledonia Mining company will pay the usual March dividend of 0. rent per share, totaling 26,050 dollars, matching January and February. Manager Stanly A. Easton reports January net profits between 1,000 and 16,000 dollars. No major change in underground development.
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Caledonia
Caledonia Mining Company
Stanly A. Easton
Idaho Democrats Seek New State Chairman
Milo M. Thompson of the Boise Statesman notes Idaho Democrats convened in Boise to censure State Chairman Jerome J. Day and urge Justice Morgan to run for governor. The Grand Hotel caucus discussed organizing the party, opening offices by March 1, and replacing Day with a new state leadership while targeting tax policy in 1920.
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Milo M. Thompson
Boise Statesman
Idaho
Democratic State Committee
Boise
Jerome J. Day
Justice Morgan
Grand Hotel
Democratic Party
Hawley
Nugent
Alexander
Burke
Mason
Shoshone County
Frank Martin
Joseph T. Pence
Beecher Hitchcock
Sandpoint
Hitchcock
Hitchcocks
Lester Harris
Day
Caneee
Notice of Attachment Issued in Idaho District Court
In the First Judicial District of Idaho Shoshone County, Ziemantz v Enderlin, attachment issued September 20, 1919 for total sum of 41000 dollars with 7 percent interest from September 29, 1919 and court costs. Clerk Harry A. Rogers affixed September 30, 1919. Deputy L L Brainard. Seal. FIY-M4-31
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District Court of the First Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Shoshone
Ziemantz
O. Enderlin
A. D
Perea
Enderlin
Harry A. Rogers
L. L. Brainard
Guelph Mining & Mining Company Updates Progress
A circular letter to stockholders describes a five month period of work on the 8x9-foot two-compartment shaft reaching 250 feet, a skip pocket at 225 feet, a 25-foot sump, and a station at 200 feet. A crosscut 400 feet toward the Guelph lead aims to reach ore within 50 more feet. The formation is highly mineralized and ore is hoped for soon. Directors levied a 10 mills per share assessment on February 9 to continue development with energy.
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Thhe Guelph Mining & Ming Company
Guelph
Rapid ore deposition in Oklahoma mine
H A Wheeler of St Louis presented a photo of an old railroad spike buried in lead ore within about two years. The spike was found in an abandoned Oklahoma lead and zinc mine. New metal solutions had seeped into the exhausted mine by mine water, causing rapid deposition.
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H. A. Wheeler
St. Louis
Oklahoma
We Want Some Rope As Profiteer Lynching Talk
A brief exchange from the Out West column in the Louisville Courier Journal quotes "We want some rope" and offers prices of 4 and 6 dollars per pound, then 40 cents, in a line about lynching a profiteer. The snippet captures a satirical or charged frontier tone with a social jab at profiteering.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Notice of Assessment Copper Chief Mining 1920
Notice is hereby given that Copper Chief Mining company held a Feb 17 1920 board meeting to levy five mills on the outstanding capital. Payment is due by Mar 18 1920 to James H. Taylor treasurer at No 7 Shoshone Building Wallace Idaho. Delinquent assessments will be advertised for sale on Apr 19 1920 to cover the due amount plus costs.
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Copper Chief Mining Company
James H. Taylor
Shoshone
Wallace
Idaho
Shoshone Building
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders March Sale In Wallace
A notice to delinquent stock holders states that parcels of stock will be sold on March 12, 1920 at 7:00 pm at the Dr A Smith office in the White and Bender block Wallace Idaho to pay the delinquent assessments and sale costs Dr W A Smith secretary treasurer of Sonora Mining Milling Company Limited Wallace Idaho F19 M11 41
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Dr. A. Smith
White & Bender
Sixth and
Bank Streets
Wallace
Idaho
W. A. Smith
Sonora Mining & Milling Company, Limited
White & Bender Block
Barnett
Jacob
Brazen
Briggs
Brill
John F
Bell
Hans
Carlton
Alva
Cardoner
Marhilda
Dean
Ehrenbers
Chas
Gus E
Fox
Maggie
France
Harriet
Goggins
Grostein
Gusker
Alvina
Gumbel
Onry
Howarth
Jas F
Isso
Jackson
Jakobsson
Victor EB
David A
AG Johnson
Albert
Kelley
E Ruby
Ruby
1609
Lehman
L A
McDonald, McDonald
McKenna
Pat
Martin
Reinhard
Mortimer
Geo
Nelson
Richard
Nordquist
O M
Peterson
Petterson
Emma K
Rhodine
Amelia
Rotchford
John G
Ot Schleger
Stanford
Stimmell
Ben E
Tepoortin
Tofte
Wilkinson
Young
The Eternal Why 2? Aims for Life Guidance by Astrology
A fragment invites readers to learn their ruling star and residence, with advice on when to invest and when to change business plans. It asks for 25, place and date of birth to send to the Academy of Astrology in Wallace Idaho P O Box 673 for life review.
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The
Academy OF Astrology
Wallace
Idaho
P. O
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Chicago
Boston
St James Mining Company
C. & R Mining Company
Sunsec
G. & KR. Company
Knob Him
St. James
Edward Jt. Moffitt
Spokane Mining Paper
City Prow
Democrats
de Caledonia
Callahan
Marsh
Richmond
Spokane Exchange
Ajax
Alameda
Alaska Pet
Constitution
Copper King
Cork
Douglas
Fast Caledonia
Electric Point Ae Gertle
Gladstone
Highland Surprise
Idaho Giant
Idaho Gold & Ruby
Intermountain
Ivanhoe
Dack Waite
Laclede Oe
Loon Lake Copper
Mcfillivray Creek
Moonlight
Nabob Consia National Copper
Rambler Cariboo
Reindeer Queen
Oo Rose
Sherman Lead
Silversmith. Com
Stanley
Tamarack
Liberty Bonds
Jist
Land Town
Vic Bonds
JIM Blaine Silver Syndicate
Wash
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