Independence Lead Mines show ore in No 3 tunnel and plans for shipments
Ore showings of shipping grade and lower ore were exposed in No 3 tunnel at Independence Lead Mines on Gettysburg claim, with 20 feet wide seams and potential for shipments if further work confirms higher grade ore. Board of Trade discussed Northwest Mining convention and protested O W R N rate changes harming Coeur d Alene riders.
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Gettysburg
H. 3
Kingsbury
Independence
No. 3
No. 4
Morning
Kunter
Sunshine mill resumes after month long repair shutdown
After a month off to build a 2 mile flume for slime water and install new gear, Sunshine mill on Big creek restarted operations yesterday. The Big Creek Mining Co aided in flume construction to protect Big creek water used for Kellogg and its domestic supply. New equipment added includes a ball mill, new rolls, a compressor, and a cable tramway to haul ore from tunnels No 3 and 4. The plant, with a seven ton per day capacity, processes ore from leasers, old dumps, and remaining high grade ore left in stopes.
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Sunshine
Big Creek
Fig Creek
Big Creek Mining Company
Kellogg
Trade of state lands with forest service planned in Missoula
Idaho officials and federal forest service representatives will meet in Missoula on January 12 to discuss trading forest reserve lands for common school lands. The plan aims to consolidate scattered wheat lands into a solid block in exchange for 18 sections in northern Idaho and 140,000 acres in southern Idaho, aiding administration.
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Idaho
Forest Service
Missoula
U. S. Forest Service
IH Nash
Ben E. Bush
Moscow ‘Star-Mirror
Whea
Frm
Clear Grit to Discuss 100-Foot Drift Contract
James King arrived from the Clear Grit on Tuesday to confer with the company after completing a 100 foot drift. A second 100 foot contract has been referred to Dr. F. S. Rood of Walla Walla, president of the Clear Grit company, with plans to continue development of Beaver creek claims halfway between Delta and the Nort Fork. The drift follows the hanging wall in vein material rich in mineralization and occasional ore, reaching about 176 feet depth.
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James King
Clear Grit
F. S. Rood
Walla Watta
Clear Grit Company
Beaver Creek
Delta
Nort Fork
Hypotheek Mining Seeks Funds for Key Development
Hypotheek Mining and Milling company levies assessable funds to pay bond interests and finance further development. Three veins converge west of the shaft. crosscut 1500 feet west and drift 150 feet east test the vein. Vein appears 60 feet wide with quartz and oxidized iron. Funds aim to resume the drift and locate a large ore body at the vein junction.
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Hypotheek Mining & Milling Company
Cort Gold Mining venture expands in Tepic Mexico
The Cort Gold Mining company, led by vice president and manager Mr. Guyer, buys and develops a Tepic state property 90 miles south of Mazatlan. The vein yields high gold and silver values, with a Gibson mill processing 10 tons daily. Initial clean up promises over $2000 for payroll, while parallel and cross veins suggest further rich ore.
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Mexico
Tepic
Mazatlan
Acaponeta
Guyer
Cortin
Gibson
R. E. Snow
Sterling Silver Mountain Mining notes low paid Mexican labor
The Sterling Silver Mountain Mining company reports a Mexican heavy labor force earning about 2 pesos or $1 per day while operating near Yankee Bay on Big Creek. An American worker, long resident in the area, is employed by the company alongside Mexican staff. Company officers include R. L. Brainard as president and F. W. Miller as vice president with Raum, Krebbel, Morrell, and Sehneer as directors. A separate Minnesota producer recently shipped a ton of honey by parcel post.
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Everal
Sterling Silver
Sterling Silver Mountain Mining Company
Yankee Bay
Big Creek
The
Sterling Silver Company
R. L. Brainard
F. W. Miller
M. Raum
Eartner
D. K
Minnesota
Notice of Assessment and Stock Sale Postponements
Transfer Office of Jack Waite Mining Company in Spokane announces a one cent per share assessment on one million shares due by October 26, 1921 payable to Secretary-Treasurer C E Chamberlain. Delinquent stock will be sold at public auction November 22, 1921, in Eagle Idaho to cover the assessment and sale costs. Postponements shift the sale date to December 21, 1921 then January 17, 1922 and February 16, 1922 at the same time and place.
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United States
C. K. Siebenthal
A. Stoll
U. S. Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Geological Survey
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Utah
Canada
Mexico
South America
Central States
Western States
Eastern States
Upper
Joplin
Oklahoma
Montana
Butte
Jack Waite Mining Company, Limited
Spokane
Washington
Chas. E. Chamberlain
Madison Street
Chas
Chamberlain
Jack Waite
Notice of Attachment Issued in Idaho District Court
In the First Judicial District of Idaho Shoshone County A P McRae plaintiff vs A Greenwald defendant an attachment was issued January 3 192% against A Greenwald for 886 69 to 7 percent interest from May 1 1919 plus costs Witness the seal of the district court January 192% Clerk Harry A Rogers Deputy L L Brainard 45 19 31
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District Court
First Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Shoshone
A. P. McRae
A. Greenwald
A. D
Ogether
Harry A. Rogers
L. L. Brainard
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders 1921 Assessment
Notice is hereby given that there be delinquent upon the following described stock on account of an assessment of two cents per share levied on the 26th day of October, 1921, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows to wit.
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Wits
Notice of Attachment in Idaho First Judicial District
District Court of the First Judicial District of Idaho Shoshone County. L C Wilson sues Brady Development Company for 394.64 dollars plus costs. Notice attached dated December 31 1921 signed by Deputy L L Brainard.
Failure to pay mining stock assessment leads to sale
Office of the Success Mining Co Ltd in Wallace Idaho announces an assessment of one cent per share on outstanding capital stock levied Nov 21 1921. Pay by Dec 29 1921 to A G Kennedy assistant treasurer. Delinquent entries will be sold Jan 26 1922 at 3 pm to cover the amount due plus advertising and sale costs.
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Ofice
Success Mining Co. Ltd
Wallace
Idaho
The
A. G. Kennedy
Gyde-Taylor
Herman J. Rossi
Notice of extended payment and postponed sale for Success Mining Co
By order of the board of directors of Success Mining Company Limited the time for payment of the above assessment is extended from December 29 1921 to January 28 1922 and the sale of delinquent stock is postponed from January 26 1922 to February 18 1923 at the same hour and place. Herman J R Secretary-Treasurer of the company.
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Jack Waite Mining Co. Ltd
Chas. BE. Chamberlain
Jack Waite Mining Company, Limited
Jack Waite Mining Company, Ltd
Jack Waite Minsing Company, Limited
Chamberlain
Success Mining Company Limited
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Men’s Tronuxa Store
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