Notice of Sheriff sale in Idaho foreclosure case 1921
Notice of Sheriff sale under a December 1921 district court foreclosure decree in Shoshone County Idaho. Plaintiffs Helsing Carlson and Carlson obtained judgment against John Forbes C G Carlson and Oscar E Carlson. Sale follows order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued October 8 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Helsing
A. Carlson
F. Carlson
John Forbes
C. G. Carlson
Oscar E. Carlson
A.D
Foreclosure Sale Ordered Of Idaho Mining Claims Josephine Nos
Judgment directs sale of Josephine No 1 through No 4 mining claims on Nelson Creek Shoshone County Idaho to satisfy a $1,262.95 decree. Sale set for January 7, 1922 at 10 a.m. at the Wallace county courthouse Bank Street entrance. Sheriff Jesse Freeman presiding with Deputy John Dolan.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Josephine No
Josephine
Nelson Creek
Boise
St. Joe
County of Shoshone
Bank Street
Wallace
State of
United States
Jesse Freeman
John Dolan
Notice to Creditors and Mining Co Assessment
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho the administrator George W Walker gives four months to creditors to present claims for the estate of Isabelle Blackburn deceased at 620 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho The notice is dated December 16 1921 Also North Idaho Mining Co announces a one mill per share assessment payable by January 28 1922 to G W Dougherty at 801 Sixth Street Wallace Idaho Delinquent assessments will be sold February 15 1922 at 7 00 PM at 401 Sixth Street Wallace Idaho to cover the amount due plus advertising costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Idaho Mining Co
Wallace
Idaho
The
G. W. Dougherty
Sixth Street
Lead Mining Company assessment notice posted in Wallace Idaho
The Savona Lead Mining Company levies a one mill assessment per share on outstanding stock with payment due by January 27, 1922 to J L McCormick assistant secretary treasurer at 608 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho. Unpaid shares will be sold February 27, 1922 at 3:00 PM at the company office.
Notice of Attachment Issued in Idaho District Court
In the First Judicial District of Idaho Shoshone County United States Company sues Brady Development Company and issues attachment against the defendant's property for 599.45 dollars plus costs. The seal and clerk signature dated December 28, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the First Judical District
State of
Idaho
Shoshone
United States Company
Brady Development Company
A. D
Harry A. Rogers
L. L. Brainard
Probate Notice of T L Fenlon Estate Executrix
Augusta A. Fenlon executrix of T L Fenlon deceased invites creditors and all claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be exhibited at Falcon Idaho to the executrix. Dated December 28 1921 with first publication December 29 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Fenton
Augusta A. Fenton
Notice of Assessment and Delinquent Stock Sale for Jack Waite Mining Co
Notice from Jack Waite Mining Company Limited Spokane Washington states an assessment of one cent per share on one million shares due by October 25 1921 to Chas E Chamberlain secretary treasurer. If unpaid by that date stock will be sold November 22 1921 at 10 00 am in Eagle Idaho to cover the delinquent assessment plus costs. Postponements extend sale to December 21 1921 January 17 1922 and February 16 1922 with notices signed by Chamberlain and dated 1921 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Waite Mining Company, Limited
Spokane
Washington
Chas. E. Chamberlain
Madison Street
Idaho
Chas, B. Chamberlain
Jack Waite Mining Co. Ltd
Chamberlain
Jack Waite Mining Company, Ltd
Chas, E. Chamberlain
C. BE
Notice of Attachment Issued in Idaho District Court
No. 5229 in the District Court of the State of Idaho Shoshone County. LC Wilson plaintiff sues Brady Development Company for 894.64 dollars plus costs. Date December 1 1921. Clerk Harry A. Roger seal. Deputy Brainard. J6-19-at
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District Court
First Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Shoshone
LC. Wilson
Brady Development Company
A. D
Harry A. Roge
Te Brainard
Mines of Dako Made Low Record Last Year
The Capial News reports 1941 renewal prospects for Idaho mining with Stewart Campbell predicting a favorable 1922 for lead zinc and copper. Mines in Coeur d Alenes Lookout Mountain and others may reopen. Wood River district gains life from Bunker Hill & Sullivan. Bunker Hill expands holdings. Bonner Boise Custer Shoshone prospects noted. copper production seen rising in 1922 with resumed operations anticipated in Lemhi and Shoshone counties.
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Dako
Wate
Stewart Campbell
Capial News
Chicago-Boston
Galena Mining Company
Lookout Mountain Mining Company
Pine Creek Mining Company
Sidney
Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d'Alenes
Wood River
Bunker Hill & Sullivan M. & C. Company
Blaine County
Wood River District
Federal
Bunker Hill
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Bullion
Mayflower
Jay Gould
Bonner County
Boise County
Empire
Mackay
Harmony Mines Company
Pope-Shenon
Lemhi
Shoshone
Notice of Assessment by American Commander Mining & Milling
The American Commander Mining and Milling Company of Wallace Idaho announces a first notice of assessment No 10 one cent per share on outstanding stock payable by February 1 1922 to J L McCormick assistant secretary at 608 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho P O Box 766. If unpaid by February 1 1922 the amount becomes delinquent and will be advertised for sale and if not paid by March 1 1922 at 3 00 PM a public sale will occur at the company office 608 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho to cover the delinquent assessment and advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Commander Mining and Milling Company, Ltd
Wallace
Idaho
J L. McCormick
Cedar Street
I. Wallace
P. O. Box
Boise Mining Men Back State Mine Inspector
Ada county Idaho Min ing association meeting hears charges against Stewart Campbell state mining inspector for alleged bias toward mining industry. The goer was followed by a presentation of letters showing Campbell commended the Monetary Metals company, while a later letter prompted the charges. Richards upholds Campbell as a defender of responsible mining.
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Stewart Campbell
Ada County
Idaho Mining Association
Boise Capital News
Monetary Metals Company
Wee
Campbell
Mining debate spurs call to educate Idaho officials
In a Boise meeting, critics condemned mining brokers for misleading stock circulars while supporting Mr Campbell’s letter. Resolutions against him were withdrawn as speakers stressed broker blame and the need for accurate mining information. Plans were announced for Capitol exhibits and a mining pamphlet to educate Idaho residents, with Campbell urging officials to study Boise Basin’s mining potential and future lead shipments.
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Richards
Johnesse
Kennedy
Campbell
Johneswe
Capitol
W. J. Hall
Public Works
Capital
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Utah
Salt Lake
Boise
Boise Basin
Those Good Old Days and Modern Spending
A Jelse Statesman piece contrasts life in 1914 with 1921, noting rising modern luxuries and taxes. It cites 8000 cars in 1914 versus over 51,000 now, costing about fifteen million dollars annually, and argues reform requires sacrifice or efficiency. The column ends with a parable about Pat Wondering and a priest explaining lumbago as a moral warning.
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Jelse
Capitol
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United Stores
Wallace Mullan Burke
General Merchants
Eagle City
Old Man
UM. D
United
A. L. Honeker
Shoshone County
Bank St
Mia Ae National BaNk
Spallace, Idaho
WM. J. Flohr
Jas. F. McCarthy
J. W. Wimer
A. Keating
H. B. Howes
Aug. Paulsen Gee
Alfred Page
W.wimer
M.J. Flohr
James F. McCarthy
Gity Transfer & Storage
Cedar St
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth and Pine
L. Sanders, D.D
Nvnice
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National Lead Mining Company
Iaaho
Add Sulice
Savona Lead Mining Company
J. L. McCormick
Custer County
Bayhorse
Callahan
Kellogg
Yukon Gold Company
Murray
Bailey
Pierce City
Clearwater County
Gold Hill
Iowa
J. le McCormick
American Commander Mining & Milling Company, Ltd
Mr. Campbell
Frank E. Johnesse
Adi County
Pat
Phwat
Wall Street Journal
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