The Future of Copper and the World's Supply
J Park Channing speaks at Columbia University on December 13 arguing copper profits did not harm the country during WWI. He traces price shifts, wartime production methods, and rising costs, predicts 1922 may see copper around 16 cents per pound, and warns global supplies are limited with looming shortages in fifteen years unless new deposits are found. He notes strong demand from hydroelectric projects and increased US and world consumption, plus Germany’s industrial role. He details early US mining shifts from Lake Superior to porphyry deposits in Nevada, Utah, and Chile, and highlights scarce, high-demand ore bodies as key to future supply.
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Prem
J. Park Channing
Columbia University Post
United States
Europe
France
Italy
Germany
Japan
Federal Power Commission
Montana
Arizona
Clifton
Globe
Nevada Consolidated
Utah
Miami
Bay
China
Inspiration
Kay
Lake Superior
Eest
South America
Central
Africa
Peace dollar design unveiled for new Philadelphia mint issue
The Peace dollar, a forthcoming silver coin, was shown to President Harding by Mint Director Raymond T. Baker and approved by Baker and Secretary Mellon. Designed by Anthony De Francisci, the coin features an allegorical eagle with broken sword and olive branch on the reverse and a new Liberty head on the obverse, with IN GOD WE TRUST. Production will begin at Philadelphia, then move to other mints, with an expected 700000 to 800000 coins this year.
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Philadelphia
Harding
Raymond T. Baker
Baker
Mellon
Anthony de Francisci
New York
Fine Arta Commission
Zinc Demand Increases In Rubber Tire Industry Growth
The Zinc Demand increases as rubber tire growth drives oxide use and chemical derivatives. Fifty percent of current output goes to chemical lines with the rest to galvanizers brass trades and roofing zinc, up from prior years. A higher price outlook is expected with renewed buying by zinc users next year.
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Skillings Mining Review
Duluth
Gold Bonus Bill Believed Doomed by House Panel
The McFadden gold bonus bill is dead, per the Ways and Means Committee and many supporters, as current economic trends favor gold producers and Treasury's strong adverse report seems insurmountable. Despite Senator Oddie and 21 western allies pressing for aid to gold mining, observers see little chance for passage. Still, agitation surrounding the bill may have helped retroactive tax exemptions for 1917 gold profits become law.
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Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Washington
Engineering and Mining Journal
Mellon
McFadden
Dead Sea stone used as fuel and shale for lime
A consular report notes a Dead Sea stone or stink-stein found between Jerusalem and the Nebi Muna used by Bedouins as fuel for years and said to have been employed by Germans during the war. It also mentions oil-impregnated shale in the Yarmouk valley yielding lime for building.
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Dead Sea
Jerusalem
Nebi Muna
Yarmouk
Palestine
Self-appointed court sentenced two men for horse stealing
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph report says two men were sentenced by a self appointed court to hang on a bridge over a river. The first execution failed when the knot was insecure and the prisoner escaped after drowning briefly. the second was interrupted as the other inmate urged a proper knot.
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Fellows
Pittsburg
Notice to Creditors in T. L. Fenton Estate Idaho
In the Shoshone County Idaho probate court Augusta A. Fenton executrix notifies creditors and all claimants against the estate of T. L. Fenton deceased to file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at Falcon Idaho. The notice is dated December 28, 1991 and first published December 29, 1921.
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Idaho
T. L. Fenton
Augusta A. Fenton
T. L
Alon
A.D
Order to Show Cause in McAllister Estate Sale
In the matter of Stephanie McAllister deceased executor Harry C. McAllister seeks court approval to sell all estate property. The court orders interested parties to appear January 16, 1922 at 10 a.m. in Wallace Idaho to show cause why sale should not be granted. Publication for four weeks in Wallace Miner. Judge John E. Sherrard.
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Shoshone
State of Idaho
Stephanie McAllister
Harry C. McAllister
Saides
Wallace
County of Shoshone
Idaho
Wallace Miner
Isaid City
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders at Rob Roy Mining Co
Notice to delinquent stock holders lists an assessment of two mills per share levied November 7 1921 on stock at Rob Roy Mining Company Wallace Tako with amounts due shown opposite shareholder names.
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Rob Roy Mining Company
Wallace, Tako
Notice of Assessment for Galena Mining Company
Notice declares a 1 cent per share assessment on all outstanding stock of Galena Mining Company Wallace Idaho levied at a directors meeting held November 1921 payable by December 9 1921 to Donald A Callahan treasurer in Gyde Taylor building Wallace Idaho Unpaid shares by December 9 1921 become delinquent and will be sold at public auction on January 8 1922 at 2 pm at the company office
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of Galena Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Donald A. Callahan
Gyde-Taylor
Annual Meeting Notice of Slavonian Mining Company
Notice from the Slavonian Mining Company of Wallace Idaho announces an annual stockholders meeting on January 16 1922 at 10 00 a m at the company office 301 Sixth Street Wallace Shoshone Idaho. The session replaces the missed regular meeting to elect a board of directors and handle other lawful business. By order of President G W Dougherty secretary treasurer.
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Slavonian Mining Company
Sixth Street
Wallace
Idaho
The
G. W. Dougherty
Notice of Delinquent Stock Assessment and Sale Postponements
Transfer Office Spokane September 18 1921 meeting of the board of directors levied one cent per share on one million shares payable by October 25 1921 to Chas Chamberlain Secretary Treasurer in Spokane or by mail. Unpaid by October 25 will be delinquent and sold November 22 1921 at 10:00 am in Eagle Idaho to cover the delinquent assessment and costs. Postponements moved sale date to December 21 1921 and then to January 17 1922 at the same time and place.
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Jack Waite Mining Company, Limited
Spokane
Washington
Chas i, Chamberlain
Madison Street
Great Northern
P. O
Eagle
Shoshone County
Idaho
Chaseb. Chamberlain
Jack Waite
Jack Waite Mining Co. Ltd
Chas. E. Chamberlain
Jack Waite Mining Company, Ltd
Chas
BE. Chamberlain
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Erick Lindman Idaho
Therrett Towles, administrator of the Erick Lindman estate, Wallace Idaho, summons creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be filed at the Gyde Taylor building office in Wallace, Idaho. Dated December 12, 1921, first published December 15, 1921.
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Wallace
Idaho
Erick Lindman
Therrett Towles
Galena Mining Company extends deadline for delinquent stock sale
By order of the Galena Mining Company board the payment deadline for the delinquent assessment is moved from December 9 1921 to January 7 1922. The stock sale previously set for January 8 1922 is postponed to February 6 1922 at the same time and place in Wallace Idaho. Helen A McAllister secretary.
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Galena Mining Company
Helen A. McAllister
Wallace
Idaho
Notice to Replace Wallace Mining Co Stock Certificates
Certificates Nos 98 99 and 100 for 10 000 10 000 and 6 000 shares were burned in the San Francisco earthquake fire. Stocks held in the name of Lizzie Porter. After 30 days, J Porter will seek new certificates for the stated amounts from Wallace Mining Co secretary. Spokane Wash. Dts-J19-ue
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Wallace Mining Company
San Francisco
California
Lizzie Porter
The
J Porter
Peyton Bidg
Spokane
Wash
Ajax Mining Board Levies One Cent Stock Assessment
The Ajax Mining Company board met in Burke Idaho on November 26 1921 and levied a one cent per share assessment on its capital stock payable on or before January 6 1922 to J A Havighorat treasurer at 14 West Fourteenth Avenue Spokane Washington Any stock upon which this assessment remains unpaid may be subject to further action under corporate bylaws
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Ajax Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Burke
J. A Havighorat
West
Fourteenth Avenue
Spokane
Washington
Ajax Mining Company Delinquent Assessment Sale Notice
The notice warns that unpaid assessments as of January 6 1922 will be declared delinquent and sold at public auction unless payment is received before February 11 1922. The sale covers delinquent assessments plus advertising costs and sale expenses. J A Havighorst secretary treasurer Ajax Mining Company Spokane Washington. D1-15-61
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Ment
J. A. Havighorst
Ajax Mining Company
West 141 Ave
Spokane
Washington
Notice of Forfeiture of Idaho Mining Claims
To Frank Boutin and Jam Jathan and heirs assign, you are notified that co owner expended $900 on mining claims in Yreka district Idaho during 1920. If you or your heirs do not pay your share of $150 within 90 days after this notice, your interest will vest in the undersigned per law. Cal John A Alger. 1921 22 15t
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Frank Boutin
Jam Jathan
United States
Cettigne
Cuyahoga
Chicaspia
Charora
Great Lost
Great Discovery
Chiclana
Chipeta
Ninnesca Lode
Yreka
Shoshone County
Idaho
James F. Callahan
Lnw. Cal
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Wallace Stock Exchange
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Bunker Hill Smelter’ RR
Bradley, Idaho
Kellogg
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
Producers
Bunker Hill
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