Lost Certificate Notice for Lead Crystals Mining Shares
To Whom It May Concern notice declares the loss of Certificate No 202 for 3000 shares in Lead Crystals Mining in the name of W Ashton Taylor. Warning issued against negotiating the certificate. if not recovered within 30 days, a new certificate will be issued.
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Lead Crystals Mining Company
W. Ashton Taylor
The
Notice of Assessment by New Hope Mining Company
The New Hope Mining Company Limited in Wallace Idaho announces a two mill per share assessment on outstanding stock. The levy was approved at a December 9 1922 board meeting and is payable on or before the Sunday of January 1923 to Otto A Olsson secretary treasurer at the company office.
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New Hope Mining Company, Ltd
Wallace
Idaho
New Hope Mining Company, Limited
Otto A. Olsson
Silver Mountain Mining Company, Limited
Potlate
Phil Tice
Elms Street
Potlatch
W. E. Horstrotte
Nora Ave
Spokane
Wash
Delinquent New Hope Mining Co stock sale planned Wallace
The Gyde Taylor Building in Wallace Idaho advertises sale of delinquent New Hope Mining Co stock on January 9 1923 with sale set for February 9 1923 at 3 00 pm to recover unpaid assessments plus advertising costs and expenses of sale Otto A Olsson secretary treasurer oversees the process.
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Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Idaho
Otto A. Olsson
New Hope Mining Co. Ltd
Lyman Wood
Glen McDonal
Glen McDonald
J B Cameron
Lilly C Heller
LA Smith
Cry
J Baker
D Rand
Harris
Chas O Stanley
G A Smith
A Smith
H F Samuels
Rothrock
J M Davis
Albert Butterine
Kratzer & McKinnis
Matilda Cardoner
Insurance
Sixth and
Bank Streets
Place
Irman J. Rossi
Red Cloud Mining Company, Limited
Notice of Forfeiture Against Fred J Johnson for Mining Claims
Notice to Fred J Johnson his heirs executors and assigns that under Revised Statutes he must pay his one fourth share of labor costs totaling 800 dollars plus publication costs on the Lucky Bill Monty Lucky Strike thelipse Good Morning and Good Light lode claims in the Eagle mining district Shoshone county Idaho for 1920 and 1922. If unpaid within 90 days after publication his interest will be forfeited to the co owner Charles T Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Johnson
United States
Eagle Mining Arorict
Shoshone County
Idaho
Charles T. Johnson
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders in Red Cloud Mining
Notice from Red Cloud Mining Company Limited Wallace Idaho dated January 4 1923 announces a three mill per share assessment levied November 21 1922 on listed stock with amounts due by each shareholder.
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Red Cloud Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Notice of Sheriff Sale and Mining Company Assessments
Notice of sheriff sale in Shoshone County Idaho for Hector Mining Company property including 44 655 acres of multiple lodes and improvements with sale set for January 15 1928 at 10:00 am in Wallace Idaho. Judgment amount 1874 55 plus costs. Also notice of two mill assessment on Silver Mountain Mining Company stock due March 24 1923 with delinquency and sale planned April 28 1923 at 7 30 pm in Potlatch Idaho.
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District Court
First Judicial District
Idaho
Shoshone
United American Mines Company
Hector Mining Company
Shoshone County
Vicksburg
Keystone
Lincoln
Richmond
Golconda
Avalanche
Bermuda
Bruin
Raymond
Surveyor General of
Placer Center
Hunter
Monany
Bank Street
County Court House
Wallace
United States
A. D
Jesse Freeman
Zinc Uses Expand Roofing and Arts in Europe and America
The article extols zinc as a versatile metal with growing applications in roofing, paint, gutters, and decorative work. It notes European long use, durability of zinc roofs since 1818, and zinc’s potential for burial cases and phonograph discs, urging US industry to expand production and advertising domestically. It compares zinc to iron becoming steel and copper alloys, and highlights New York City's New Jersey Zinc office building. The piece calls for continued research and wider adoption in construction and manufacturing.
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C. BE. Verue
American Zinc
Lead and Copper Journal
Joplin
United States
Europe
America
Inc
Iron and Steel Industry
New York City
New Jersey Zinc Company
U. S. Geological Survey
Algo
Amer- Raafen
Ate ‘Vialie
Montague Company
Motgtum
Ann Company
Soglour
Linge
Ited
Sant Oonin
EEE Ae
Ara Atgensil Arama
Tae Tae
Oie
Nautaaeavera
France
Chateau Thierry
Belleaut
Woods
Can
Tigny
New York
Germany
Zinc in Industry and War Roles 1850 1921
The article traces zinc and related metals through 1850 to 1921, noting zinc’s use in roofing, war materials, paints, batteries, and dyes. It highlights education of European trades, zinc oxide in shells and ambulances, and zinc products like lithopone and lithopone’s government role. It cites zinc stencils as economical and durable, plus zinc’s growing domestic use postwar.
Cavern Discovery Near Gold Crag Mine Explored
Prospectors Frank Rose and Alex Livingston discover a grass concealed opening about 10 feet long and two to three feet wide near the St Joe river head near the Gold Crag Mining claim. They report a bottomless echo of dropped rocks and invite adventurers to explore with Rose as guide.
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McGuire
St. Joe
Frank Rose
Alex Livingston
Gold Crag Mining Company
Mammoth Cave
Rose
Synthetic camphor may ease Japan’s supply grip
Synthetic camphor made from southern pine turpentine could break Japan’s control of camphor supply. The process needs no elaborate machinery and can be built in plant units. a byproduct from the method has a commercial value near the turpentine’s cost.
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South
Japan
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