Columbia Section of American Institute Officers Named
L K Armstrong, secretary of the Spokane based Columbia section, reports 1922 had 16 meetings with an average attendance of 46. New officers chosen December 20 include Raymond Guyer as chairman and C W Newton as vice chairman. Rush J White remains past chairman with an executive committee to be formed. Frank M Smith elected vice president and director of the parent body. Junior prize money for 1923 set at 25, 15 and 10 dollars. Meetings are at Davenport hotel Spokane with plans for a Pullman junior meeting and potential Coeur dAlene events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
American Institute of Mining & Metallurgical Engineers
L. K Armatrong
Spokane
Raymond Guyer
C. W. Newton
L. K. Armstrong
Rush J. White
Guyer
Jong
Callahan Zinc- Lead
Coeur d'Alenes
Frank M. Smith
Idaho and Montana Copper and Lead Output Rise in 1922
Idaho and Montana copper and lead mining shows higher output in 1922. Copper production climbs from 1,683,195 to 3,946,000 pounds with value up from $217,777 to $529,000. Lead output dips slightly to 195,800,000 pounds though value rises to $11,132,100. Zinc recoveries reach 4,400,000 pounds valued at $250,600. Dividends totaling $2,019,250 paid by major mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
Federal Company
Success
Bunker Hill
Hecla
Federal
Star Mining
Washington Mines Produce Value in 1922 Decline from Ten-Year Average
The 1922 value of Washington mine production for gold silver copper lead and zinc totaled 573 000 dollars up from 394 318 in 1921 but below ten year average. Gold rose modestly with Republic district and Boundary Red Mountain contributing while Last Chance at Republic remained idle. Silver output reached 192 000 ounces, copper 336 000 pounds, lead 1 600 000 pounds and zinc shipments increased with first class ore sent to Trail Canada as market improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Morning
Hecla
Hercules
Tamarack & Custer
Gold Hunter
Coeur d'Alene
Mace
Hayes
Callahan
Western Union
Sierra Nevada
Caledonia
Frisco
Sidney
Success
Lookout Mountain
Pine Creek
Lemhi
Independence
Blaine County
Idaho Continental
Boundary County
Washington
N. Gerry
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Republic
Boundary Red Mountain
Whatcom
Last Chance
Knob Hill
Quilp, Surprise
Chewelah
Oreoville
Old Dominion
Colville
Santa Rita
Springdale
United Silver Copper
Sunset
Snohomish
Bear Lake
Pend 4
Oreille
Northport
Bradley
Idaho
East Helena
Mont
Electric Point
Gladstone
Washington Black Rock
Trail
Inland Empire stockholders visit coast after Wallace inspection
A. Schiermer of Hibbing Minnesota and J A John of Melroy Pennsylvania visit the Inland Empire Mining company property at Burke in Wallace. They inspect development work led by mining engineer B E Gnaedinger and plan to proceed to the coast before returning. Schiermer once helped untangle Inland Empire legal matters and is now a plumber and engineer in Hibbing. John is chief engineer of Mahoney Steel, active in Minnesota iron mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Schiermer
Hibbing
Minn
J. A. John
Melroy
Inland Empire Mining Company
Wallace
Burke
BE. G.gnaedinger
Mr. Schiermer
Inland Empire Company
The
Neversweat
Charles Preedner
Hib- Ding
John
Mahoney Steel Company
Minnesota
Silversmith Mines Declares Regular Quarterly Dividend
Silversmith Mines stockholders received dividend checks via Coeur d Alene company. John B White, president of the Spokane controlled mine near Sandon B C, says ore and zinc concentrates are produced steadily and the mine is in satisfactory condition. The stock, recently listed on the New York curb, is expected to rise with a broader market and confirmed regular dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Columbia Company
Divi Coeur d'Alene
John B. White
Spokane
Sandon
B. C
New York
Hanley resigns as head of Wallace board of trade
L. Hanley, president of the Wallace board of trade, resigned at the weekly luncheon, to take a new post as superintendent of the Hecla mine in Burke. A. J. Dunn was elected president, with J. J. Murphy as first vice president and Jack C. White as second vice president. The meeting also discussed North Idaho tourism booklets and possible free tourist camps, and heard reports on local mining activity including a promising vein on the Sonora property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. & Hanley
Board of Trade
Hanley
Burke
Hecla
H. C. McAllister
M. A. Corner
J. J. Murphy
Murphy
G. W. Walker
Jack C. White
Mr. White
North Idaho
North
H. C. McAllistery
Northern Pacific
Northwest
McAllister
Wallace
H. H. Miller
D. H. DeLong
H. J. Hull
Toole
Nine Mile Company Takes Over Log Cabin Mines
Nine Mile Mining and Log Cabin Mining & Milling consolidate by stock exchange raising Nine Mile to 2,000,000 shares. The combined group controls 22 claims along West Fork for Nine Mile and east to the Success with tunnels exposing lead-silver ore. Otto A. Olsson presides, with Walter H. Hanson, Therrett Towles, Sam H. Linn, and Ole H. Linn in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Log Cabin
Nine Mile Mining Company
Log Cabin Mining & Milling Company
Nine Mile Company
Westtork
Nine Mile
Murray Road
iNne Mile
Northern Pacific
Otto A. Olsson
Walter H. Hanson
Therrett Towles
Sam H. Linn
Ole H. Linn
Cougar Hunt Ends With 200-Pound Treed Monster
The Coeur d Alene Press reports F W Fitze Frank Jones of Genessee and Captain El Laird hunted in Wolf Lodge district and brought back a 200 pound cougar. The dogs owned by Fred Herrick Captain Laird and Frank Jones treed the animal after tracking a deer carcass. The dogs have a record of treeing over 80 cougars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Coeur d'Alene
F. W. Fitze
Frank Jones
Genessee
Captain el Laird
Wolf Lodge
Mr. Fitze
Fred Herrick
Captain Laird
Mr. Jones
Silver Commission Seeks Plans to Stabilize Silver Value
The article notes the Pittman act could end dollar silver as government purchases conclude. It says a plan to maintain price is needed and that extensive study is underway by officials and silver producers to address value stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States “Silver Commission
Nicholson
Colorado
Premier Gold Mining Declares Dividend in BC District
Premier Gold Mining in the Portland Canal district of British Columbia paid a dividend of 15 cents per share on January 3. With 5,000,000 shares, the distribution totals 760,000. The company has paid 3.00 to date after under three years of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premier
Premier Gold Mining Company
Portland Canal District
British Columbia
Notice to Creditors in Bergmann Estate Idaho
Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho issues notice to all creditors and others with claims against Herman G. Bergmann deceased. Executor E Turk invites claims within four months after first publication, at 607 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho. Dated January 6 1923 with first publication January 11 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Idaho
Herman G. Bergmann
E KR. Turk
Cedar Street
Wallace
Shoshone County
Sai [Onze
E. Turk
Tiedine
Ga. Bergmann
Jm-Fiit
Alias Summons in Idaho Divorce Case
The District Court of the First Judicial District, Shoshone County Idaho, issues an alias summons to Marie Augusta Bennett in a case where Oscar H. Bennett sues for divorce. The complaint notes Idaho residence and an intermarriage alleged at Spokane Washington on February 13 1902 with the parties still married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone
Oscar H. Bennett
Marie Augusta Bennett
District Court
Spokane
Washington
Matrimonial Bonds Sought in Idaho Court
Plaintiff prays for dissolution of the bonds of matrimony and such further relief as the court may deem just. Defendant is directed to answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days elsewhere. Witness dated December 21, 1922, Clerk Harry A. Rogers. John L. Fitzgerald attorney for plaintiff, Wallace Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
A. D
Harry A. Rogers
L. L. Brainard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbia Section
American Institute
SUC
Davenport
Pullman
Kellogg
Idaho Metals Company
Empire
Mackay
Garfield
Utah
Harmony
Pope Shenon
Lembi County
Talache
Montana-Idaho
Richmond
St. Joe
Inland Empire Stockholders
LE Hanley
Goeur D'Alene Mines
A. J. Dunn
Sonora
William Goggin
Spokane Exchange
Ehrenberg
Neary
Ed Ehrenberg
M. W. Neary
Samuels
Syndicate Mining Company
Flynn
Senator
Syndicate Company
Callahan Zine
Cork Province
Florence Silver
Galena
Hela
Marsh
Stewart
Ajax
Alaska Petroleum
Alameda
Imperial
Intermountain
Tranhoe
Jack Waite
Laclede
McGillivray Creek
Moonlight
National Copper
North Bunker Hill of Oreano S
Rambler Cariboo
Ray Jefferson
Silver Cable
Sherman
Big Cougar
Silver Commission
Alias
John L. Fitzgerald
Wallace, Idaho
Saxton
Wallace Stock Exchange
James F. Howarth Company
Wallace and
Coeur D’alene
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