Day estate accounts show large cash receipts and dividends
The Day estate executors Harry L Day and Jerome J Day filed a ten month account with vouchers for probate listing cash on hand at death of Eugene R Day 350953.31 and total receipts 428478.80 from salaries dividends and sales. Disbursements include widow allowances 1000 monthly and major expenses including legal fees 5100 and income tax 2173.73 with entries from Hers Hercules Hecla and other interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Day
Jerome J. Day
Eugene R. Day
Agnes Loretta Day
J. E. Sherrard
Wallace Bank & Trust Company
Exchange National Bank
Spokane
Fidelity National Bank
Hercules Mining Company
Portland Hotel Company
Hercules
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Star
Wallace National Guarantee & Insurance Company
Wallace Meat Company
Miners and Smeltermen's Bank of Northport
Shoshone Laundry Company
Joe Wallace Bank & Trust Com A
J. L. Bruce
Butte
Hecla
Bunker Hill
Anglo & Tondon-Paris National Bank
Northport Smelting & Refining Company
Passing of P. J. Gearon Coeur d'Alenes Pioneer
Patrick J Gearon a Coeur d Alenes pioneer died in Spokane last Friday afternoon after heart trouble. He had led the James I Howarth company as president and recently opened a Spokane branch. Gearon had planned to return to Wallace Sunday but suffered a fatal heart attack while in his hotel room. Funeral services were held in Spokane with Wallace friends attending. he is survived by wife son John Gearon and siblings. Born June 21 1862 in Freeport Illinois he lived in Sioux City Montana and Missoula before settling in Wallace. He helped organize the Howarth company and led mining ventures including Independence Lead mines and American Commander Mining Milling company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J Gearon
Spokane
Wallace
Fed
Kane
James I. Howarth
Palmerston Hotel
H. B. Kingsbury
Howarth Company
New York
Gearon
Fairmont Cemetery
Wallace Ellis
James E. Gyde
M. J Flohr
Homer G. Brown
L. C. Wilson
John F. Murphy
John F. Mahoney
James
Helena
Bellomont
Jefferson
Butte
James Kaufman
Kaufman
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Prichard
New
Eldorado
Eagle City
Murray
Burke
Hidden Treasure
Hecla
Sarah Cartin
Ryan Hotel
James F. Howarth
Success Mining Company
H. F. Samuels
Independence Lead Mines
American Commander Mining & Milling Company
Land
Fearon, Accompaniion
Spo
Benton Mine Shows New Vein Near Wide West Ore
The Benton Mining company reports a new vein aligning with the Wide West, found in a south drift off the Benton tunnel near Gorge Gulch close to Burke. At 1500 level the Amazon-Dixie reports 650 feet drift west with ore of lead-silver and copper, including a 3 feet copper-rich section, while management in Cleveland pursues a mill and financing for production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Amazon-Dixie
Benton Mining Company
Gorge Gulch
Burke
Hecla Mining Company
Tiger-Voormoan
Wide West
Heela Company
F. G. Gnaedinger
Jena
Herman J. Rossi
Amazon-Dixie Mining Company
Sildix
St. Nexis
Rossi
Mevelx
Wesleerett
Cleveland
Everett
The
Miner
Governor Moore Vetoes Direct Primary Bill
Governor Moore vetoed the direct primary bill after it passed a bipartisan legislature. He issued a lengthy statement of reasons. A two thirds override seems unlikely. The Miner salutes Governor Moore for upholding his honor and the Idaho Republican Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Republican Party of
Idaho
Mining Law and Geology Talk At Idaho School Of Mines
Rush J. White, mining engineer, spoke to Idaho school of mines students in Moscow on Mining Law and Geology. He covered practical problems from Wardner extralateral rights, Star Federal litigation, and Elm Orlu-Butte & Superior cases, with photographic views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush J. White
Idaho School of Mines
Moscow
White
Wardner
Star-Federal
Elm Orlu-Butte & Superior
Butte
Federal Mining & Smelting Company 1922 Year Review
The Federal Mining & Smelting company report for 1922 outlines a cautious outlook. President Brownell commends candor while General Manager Burbidge details ore reserves, mine life, and ongoing exploration for new properties. The Morning mine shows depth and persistent ore shoots, with improved metal recovery, yet earnings forecasts remain uncertain due to metal prices and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
FH. Brownell
Frederick Burbidge
Brownell
Burbidge
Liberty
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
Federal
Morning
Myt- Jan
Idaho
Independence
Hailey
Brewster
Farmington
Dobson
Lucky
Hookerville
Ohio
Jine
Kansas
Morningane
Coeur d'Alene Hardware builds new mining hoist at Bunker Hill
The Coeur d'Alene Hardware and Foundry company, based in the mining district city, showcases its Coeur d'Alene hoist and other equipment as top performers in western mines. The 150 horsepower double-drum hoist with 6000 pound rope pull will lift 9000 pounds on an incline and stores 6500 feet of ¾ inch rope. It features a 48 inch drum, balance operation, and was designed with input from Fred Porter and Walter C. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE Coeur A
Aone Hardware & Foundry Company
Coeur d'Alene
Butte
Montana
Utah
Nevada
California
Oregon
Idaho
British Columbia
Alaska
Bunker Hill
Coeur d'Alene Hardware & Foundry Company
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Kelsloge
Fred ¥. Porter
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Walter C. Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. J. Gearon
Ising Fissure
Coeur d’Alene
Federal M. & G. Company
Wallace Company
Butte & Superior
Hutte