Dano Metal Mines Production in 1923
Idaho ore output for 1923 valued at about 26.73 million dollars, up from 18.03 million in 1922, with gold silver copper lead and zinc gains. Gold output rose to about 685 thousand dollars. silver to around 7.65 million ounces, copper to 3.9 million pounds, lead to 244.18 million pounds, and zinc recoverable ore to 26.2 million pounds. Major producers include Yukon Gold at Murray, South Park Dredging at Featherville, Gold Hill Iowa at Quartzburg, Talache in Renner County, Idaho Metals at Mackay, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Featherville
Gold Hill Iowa
Yukon Gold Company
South Park
Talache
Renner County
Idaho Metals Company
Mackay
Merry Blue
Independence
Buchannan
Unity
American Eagle
Pittman
Hercules
Tamarfick - Custer
East Helena
Mont
Coeur d'Aiene
Bunker Hit & Sullivan
Morning
Hecla
Tamarack & Oyster
Gold Hunter
Success
Callahan
Caledonia
Ramshorn
Idaho
Continental
Garfield
Utah
Lemhi County
Harmony
Pope Shenon
Bunker HI
Uecla
Tamarack & Custer
Idaho Continental
Pittsburg
Eoho
Hayes
Latest Out
Mace
Frisco
Sierra Nevada
Western Union
Talacie
More
White Knob
Coeur d'Alene
Bradley
Necla
Montana
Vallejo
Calif
Salt Lake, Ciy
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
Aroun
Sidney's Big Ore Shoot Now 400 Feet in Length
Fred W. Callaway, mining engineer of Kellogg, visited Sidney Mining Company after securing an option. Development shows a continuous ore body 400 feet long with grades of 7 feet at high lead and zinc contents, plus silver. Tramway surveys propose lines to Pine Creek road and Government gulch with costs and potential delivery to Kellogg mill far cheaper than rail. Dividends totaling 4,756,750 were paid by major mining firms including Bunker Hill and Hercules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Callaway
Kellogg
Sidney Mining Company
Mr. Callaway
Sidney
Callaway
Pine Creek Road
Denver Gulch
Ontario
Government Gulch
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Shoshone County
Great Falls
Prosperity Reflected by Wallace Banks Deposits
The two Wallace banks begin the year with total deposits of 5 418 000, reflecting industrial stability in Coeur d'Alenes and district prosperity. Deposits come from a large number of depositors, indicating widely distributed wealth. per capita cash would reach 1806 for Wallace's 3000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d'Alenes
Wallace
First National Bank
Wallace Bank & Trust Company
First National Bank of
Ajax Makes A Great Strike In District Mining Field
The Ajax mine reports a major new strike with 20 percent lead high grade ore in a vein extended over a mile above Burke. Development through Moonlight tunnels and a 600 foot crosscut yielded commercial ore, boosting stock to 40 cents from 10. A. C. Bixby and E. G. Gnaedinger note the vein’s steady improvement and significance for the district and shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
A. C. Bixby
Ajax
E. G. Gnaedinger
Bixby
Stratton Mine Shows Two Feet of High Grade Ore
Straton reports two feet of solid high grade lead-silver ore in the west drift face, extending about 200 feet with a pay streak from inches to three feet. The mine is extended toward the Lil with ore shoot enlarging as depth increases. One car of ore netted $50 per ton, with another car expected before month end. the showing suggests the Stratton is a growing mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Idaho 1923 Mining Output: Gold and Metals Total Value
A report on Idaho mineral production in 1923 shows total value 26,717,000 dollars for gold silver copper lead and zinc. A separate column will review Idaho’s 1923 output compared with 1922 by the geological survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Department of the Interior
C. N. Gerry
Geological Survey
Banquet Planning Meeting for Lincoln’s Birthday
Shoshone county Republicans invite all interested to an informal meeting next Saturday at the Miner office to arrange the Lincoln's Birthday banquet on February 12. The aim is to form committees, pick a venue, plan the program, and select a speaker for the main address as the countywide event draws near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone County
Lincoln
Miner
Stewart Lease Unlocks Old Mine and Dump to Snoey & Co
Spokane reports the Stewart mine and dump have been leased to Snoey & Company of Kellogey. William A. Beaudry will direct operations, aiming to extend the ore body beyond the fault that ended prior production. The move signals renewed exploration of the Stewart region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Stewart
Snoey & Company
Kellogey
William A. Beaudry
North Bunker Hill Crosscut Nears Ore Objective
Report from the North Bunker Hill property notes good progress as a crosscut advances toward the ore body. Stringers of ore have been found and the project nears its stated objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Ore vein advance near objective in main tunnel shaft
The 300 foot station in the main tunnel northward to cut the vein has been disclosed in the upper Shuck tunnel level. The crosscut has advanced 600 feet and nears its objective as carbonate ore with heavy iron content appears in quartzite. Julius P. Hall, a well known engineer, directs the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius P. Hall
Wardner-Kellogg News
Square Deal
Teddy Mining Company Annual Meeting Officers Elected
The Teddy Mining company held its annual meeting in Kellogg last week and elected officers and directors including T. R. Mason as president J. B. Cox as secretary treasurer C. W. Brown and Marches and S. Annette Bowman as directors. The Teddy property is leased to F. C. Bailey of Spokane who is reported to have developed a promising ore showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Teddy Mining Company
Kelloge
T. R. Mason
J. B. Cox
C. W. Brown
Marches
S. Annette Bowman
F.C. Bailey
Spokane
Radio underground experiment partially succeeds at Hecla mine
An experiment in radio transmission was conducted in the Hecla mine at 6000 feet from the shaft. Although the sounds were mostly unintelligible, participants, including H A Smith and S G Garrett, reported faint coded messages and voice-like sounds tied to a planned broadcast. Moisture and temperature were cited as factors, with further trials planned. Witnesses included mine officials and press members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecla
Heela
H. A. Smith
Spokane
Washington — Electrical Supply Company
Northwest
General Electric Company
S. G. Garrett
Auto Supply Company
Wallace
William Post
Rush J. White
James F. McCarthy
Heela Mining Company
Smith
Garrett
White
Walter Clark
Bunker Hill
Kellogg
Clark
L. K. Hanley
John Plimice
James Wilson
Karl Sparks
Bureau of Mines
Jos, McCarthy
Harry Marsh
The
Tamarack
W. E. Stack
Press-Times
A. J. Dunn
Miner
Square Deal Mining elects Wallace directors at Coeur d'Alene meeting
At the annual Square Deal Mining and Milling Company meeting in Coeur d'Alene, directors from Wallace and Walla Walla were chosen with Judge A H Featherstone as president and H E Howes as vice president. The firm owns nine claims between Coeur d'Alene and Mullan near Stullspur and plans a major development campaign this year, aided by favorable metal prices and progress on nearby mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square Deal Mining & Milling Company
Coeur d'Alene
A. HL. Featherstone
HH. E. Howes
Walter H. Hanson
A. J Dunn
Wallace
W. L. Stirling
Walla Walla
A. H. Featherstone
H. E. Howes
Walter TH. Hanson
Mullan
Stullspur
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Mayflower
Hecla to resume production January 22 at Hecla mine
Hecla Mining forecasts start up of ore hoisting on January 22 with the plant’s core systems like hoist, ore bins, rock crusher and belt conveyor ready. Winter delays and completion of the conveyor and gallows frame remain, but the company expects to bring output back to normal gradually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ECLA
James KF. McCarthy
Hecla Mining Company
Hecla
Canyon Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dano Metal Mines
Coeur d’Alenes
U. S. Geological Survey
Stewart Lease
North Bunker Hill
Square Deal Company
OWNS
PROM
Ising Group
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