Idaho Mining Association Resolutions Adopted
The Idaho Mining association, after a fruitful session in Boise, resolutions urged opposition to proposed mining tax changes and the Dennison blue sky law, while praising secretary Macbeth. They invited hosting duties for the next meeting in Pocatello and urged federal support for a gold and silver inquiry and improved mining funding in Idaho.
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Idaho Mining Association
Ihs
Loise
Pocatello
Boise
Silk Trains Break Pacific Silk Run Records
Union Pacific reports record speed for silk shipments from Yokohama to Seattle aboard the President Grant. Three 10 car trains, each pulled by two locomotives, carried a $10 million silk cargo through Nampa, beating Northern Pacific times and aiming to surpass Seattle to Chicago records. Trains hit up to 77 mph on straightaways, with expedited unloading in Seattle.
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Union Pacific
Idaho
Pacific
President Grant
Nampa
Yokohama
Seattle
Acromm
Huntington
Union Pacifix
Northern Pacific
Orient
Chicago
Shoshone County Debt Free Among Idaho Counties
The Boise Statesman outlines Shoshone County as debt free with a January 6 1923 current surplus of 93418.97 and no county bonds outstanding. Total tax rolls for 1922 were 596096.67 with net property value 18820751. Exemptions 104890 and a net equalized value of 18820851. Assets include cash 238756.03 and receivables 216696.92. delinquent taxes 28349.89.
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Boise Statesman
Shoshone County
Harry A. Rogers
R. E. Hyatt
State Bureau of Public Accounts
Notice to Creditors in Idaho probate case
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of Alois DeMalache deceased to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. The estate shows liabilities including warrants payable and various payables totaling 855 414 40, with Frank Moons as administrator. Case filed in Shoshone County Probate Court, Idaho, dated 1923, 2 Fi-22-4t.
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Wallnes
Eac
Alois DeMalsche
McCoumes
Park City Zinc Concentrates Shipments Begin to Oklahoma
Utah firm Park City Mining and Smelting ships the first car of roasted zinc concentrates under a plan to dispose of about 6000 tons stored since its electrolytic plant closed. Concentrates, containing silver, will be moved to California and Oklahoma for treatment, with roasting to reduce sulphur costs.
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Utah Company
Oklahoma
Salt Lake City Mining Review
Park City Mining & Smelting
Park City
George W. Lambourne
Judge Company
State Public Utilities Commission
California
Notice of Assessment by Mayflower Mining Company
The Mayflower Mining Company of Wallace Idaho announces an assessment of three mills per share levied at a February 10 1923 meeting. Payable to secretary W W Smith at 518 Bank Street by March 15 1923 to avoid delinquency. Delinquent shares may be sold on April 15 1928 at 7 00 pm to cover the assessment and advertising costs.
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Committee On Mines and Mining
Senate
Nicholson
Colorado
Joint Commission of Gold and Silver
Congress
Idaho Mining Assectation
Holse
Idaho
Congress of the
United States
Dennison
Mayflower Mining Company
Bank Street
Wallace
W. W. Smith
Hypothesi Mining Board Assesses Five Mills Per Share
The Hypothesi Mining and Milling Company of Wallace Idaho levies a five mill per share assessment on outstanding stock payable by March 1925 to Secretary Treasurer Otto A Olsson. Unpaid shares by March 8 1923 are delinquent and will be sold at public auction April 6 1923 at 3 00 pm in the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs.
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Gyde-Taylor
Wallwee
Idaho
pmMce
Wallace
Otto A. Olsson
Hypotheeking and Milling Company
Gyde- Tasloe
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Co Delinquent Stock Assessment
The Cedar Creek Mining and Development Company Limited levied a one cent per share assessment on its outstanding capital stock on January 29, 1924. Payment was due by March 1, 1923 to William Becker, secretary treasurer, at 710 Hotel Street, Wallace Idaho. Delinquent stocks will be sold April 2, 1923 at 7:30 p.m. to cover the assessment and sale expenses.
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Cedar Creek Mining & Ment Couptcy, Limited
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company, Limited
William Becker
Hotel Street
Wallace
Idaho
Notice of Forfeiture for Mining Claims in Idaho
To Fred J Johnson and heirs. Co-owner expended 3600 for 1920 and 600 for 1922 on Lucky Bill Monty Lucky Strike Eclipse Good Morning and Good Night lode claims in Eagle district Shoshone County Idaho. If 90 days after publication pass without payment of one fourth share amounting to 3800 plus costs, your interest will vest in the undersigned co-owner under law. Charles T Johnson N16-F 22-151
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Fred J. Johnson
United States
Eagle
Shoshone County
Idaho
Charles T. Johnson
Alias Summons in Persuit of Promissory Note
Charles Bollinger sues Fred Wagner in Shoshone County Idaho Probate Court Wallace for $57.25 plus 5 percent interest from February 17, 1917 and 10 percent attorney fees. The case seeks judgment for unpaid note and costs with hearing set April 12, 1923. Witness records show filing by Taerrett Towles for plaintiff.
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Shoshone
State of Idaho
Charles Bollinger
Fred Wagner
Shoshone County Court House
Wallace
Shoshone County
Idaho
W. O
First National Bank
State of
Notice of Patent Application Cedar Creek Group Idaho
Notice filed by Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company seeking patent for the Cedar Creek Group lodes in Summit District Shoshone County Idaho. Claims include Cedar Creek St John Black Bear Thomas Sunny Side Palace Palace No 2 and Grace lodes covering about 150049 acres. Survey No 3004 describes corners and bearings with 22 degrees 30 minutes east variation. Public record in Shoshone County Book 7 Quartz Locations pages 89 and 387.
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United States Land Office
Coeur d Alene
Idaho
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company
Black Bear
Thomas
Sunny Side
Palace
Palace No. 2
Grace Lodes
Summit Mining District
Shoshone County
Boise Meridian
C Creek
Boise
County Recorder
ST. John Lode
Sho Jshone County
Sunny Side Lode
Cedar Creek Lode
Cedar Creek
St. John
Palace NO
Mining Lode Claims in Shoshone County Idaho Cedar Creek Sunny Side and Palace
The document details multiple mineral lode claims in Shoshone County Idaho including Thomas Lode Sunny Side Lode and Palace Lode with corner bearings, acreages around 18 009 to 20 613 acres, and notes conflicts with Cedar Creek lode St John lode and inclusion in Cedar Creek and St John claims. It records notice of location in the County Recorder and specific mapping data in Quartz Locations.
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Boise
Soares
County Recorder
Shoshone County
Idaho
Thomas Lode
Beay
Cedar Creek
St. John
Hook
Grace Lode location and adjacent claims in Shoshone County
Notice details a 14.814 acre net claim by Grace Lode in Shoshone County Idaho with specific boundary bearings and distances. It lists related conflicts with Palace rode claims, references to Quartz Locations records, and neighboring lodes including Alimo St John Oregon Colorado Washington Commander Cump Laura and Christians lodes. The notice is recorded by William Ashley FS-Ap12-101 Regt.
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Shoshone County
Idaho
Grace Lode
Boise
Palace
County Recorder
Alimo Lode
St. John
Chicago Lode
Oregon
Colorado
Washington
Laura
Sunny Side
William Ashley
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Hole
Committee On Banking and Currency
Fe Maho Mining Association
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Rose
Bureau of Mines and Geology
State Bureau of Mines and Ecology
United States Bureau of Mines
State Bureau of Mines and Xestesy
Itn Exintenca
Tius
Bolue
Macbeth
Washington, D. C
Silk Trains
Ures
Vtlilam Oy
Ceda Creek Mining & Development Company, Limited
Hotel
John B. Sherrard
Omlio
Taerrett Towles
Palace Lode
M. J. Flobr
Wallace, Idaho
Jas
F. McCarthy
J. W. Wimer
Scasmic Co
A. Keating
Ass't Cashier
H. BE. Howes
Aug. Paulsen
Jas. E. Gyde
Alfred Page
J.w.wimer
M.J. Flobr
James F. McCarthy
John F. Ferguson
J. W. Tabor’s Book & Stationery Store
Howes & King
Grocers
Bank St
A. L. Honever
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