Lost certificate notice for 202 shares of Lead Crystals Mining
W Ashton Taylor of Murray Idaho reports loss or misplacement of Certificate No 202 for five thousand shares of Lead Crystals Mining stock on the company books. Warns others from negotiating the certificate and states an application will be made to issue a new certificate after eighty days if not recovered.
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Lead Crystals Mining Company
W. Ashton Taylor
The
Lead Crystals Mining , Company
Notice of Assessment by New Hope Mining Company
The New Hope Mining Company Limited of Wallace Idaho levies a two mill assessment per share on outstanding stock. Payment is due by January 9 1923 to Otto A Olsson secretary treasurer at the company office.
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New Hope Mining Company, Ltd
Wallace
Idaho
The
New Hope Mining Company, Limited
Otto A. Olsson
Red Cloud Mining Company, Limited
Toliowa
Delinquent New Hope Mining Co notice in Wallace Idaho
The company Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho warns that stock with unpaid assessment as of January 9 1923 will be delinquent and advertised for sale. If payment is not received by February 9 1923 at 3 00 pm the stock will be sold at the Gyde Taylor Building office to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs. Lotto A Olsson secretary treasurer New Hope Mining Co Ltd Wallace Idaho D14 118 6t
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Gyde-Taylor Building
Wallace
Idaho
Gyde-Taylor
Lot
Lyman Wood
Glen McDonald
Cameron
Cameron Lilly
Heller LA Smith
Baker John B
Tayi Momer
Albert Butterine
Kratser& Mokinnia
Matilda Cardoner
Sixth
Bank Streets
RM. RO J
Red Cloudoe Company, Limited
Silver Mountain Mining Company, Limited
Potlatch
Phil Tice
Elm Street
W. E. Horstrotte
Nora Ave
Spokane
Wash
Notice to Creditors and Delinquent Stock Listings
Notice to creditors of Herman G Bergmann deceased requests claims with vouchers within four weeks and provides executor EB R Turk at 60 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho. Delinquent stock notices from Red Cloud Mining Co and Silver Mountain Mining Co state delinquent assessments and sale dates for 1923 with shareholders listed and sale conditions.
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Wallace
Shoxhone County
Idaho
Businese
Herman G. Bergmann
EB. R. Turk
Pitt
Alias Summons in Idaho Divorce Case
In Shoshone County Idaho Oscar H. Bennett sues Marie Augusta Bennett for dissolution of marriage alleging intermarriage in Spokane Washington on February 18 1902 and desertion on February 12 1912. Plaintiff seeks dissolution and legal relief with summons directing appearance within twenty to forty days. Clerk Harry A. Rogers Deputy L L Brainard The defendant is to be notified of the complaint filed December 21 1922 by attorney John L. Fitzgerald Wallace Idaho.
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District Court of the First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone
Oscar H. Bennett
Marie Augusta Bennett
District Court of
First Judical District
Spokane
Washington
A. D
Harry A. Rogers
L. L. Brainard
Arizona Mines See Big Gains in 1922 Production
Arizona mining output rose sharply in 1922 with total value reaching 65.22 million dollars up from 29.66 million in 1921 as smelting and mine activity resumed. Gold output topped 3.618 million dollars while silver rose to about 4.76 million ounces and copper output jumped to 418 million pounds, led by the Inspiration, Miami and Copper Queen mines. Lead and zinc also rose with the Copper Queen largest for lead and zinc production limited to the Copper Queen in 1922.
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Arizona
W. C. Heikes
U. S. Geological Survey
Clifton
Inspiration
Miami
Copper Queen
United Verde
Bisbee
el Paso
Texas
Gila County
Bunker Hill
Tombstone
Santa Cruz
Mohave
Gilas
Yavapai
Shattuck
Warren
Yavapai County
Tennessee
Mohave County
Webb City zinc field revival eyed by eastern leases
The American Zinc Lead and Copper Journal reports that Japlin area leases have been taken by local and eastern firms north and west of Webb City Missouri. An intensive drilling campaign is planned to revive mining, with operations to extend toward the Waco field. Local business leaders seek land leases on reasonable royalties to spur development of deeper ore zones.
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American Zinc,Lead and Copper Journal
Japlin
Webb City
T. F. Coyne
George J . Kusterer
John C. Veatch
John Skinmner
Webbery Feld
Waco
Prince Gelasio Gaetani Italian Ambassador to the U S
Washington reports describe Prince Gelasio Gaetani as Italy s new ambassador to the United States a former World War hero with bravery decorations and a reputation for dashing bearing. He is pictured in a fedora and fur overcoat with a smiling demeanor and Mussolini s influence noted. He has prior ties to the United States including education and engineering work in the west.
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Bunker Hill Company
Washington
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Prince Gelasio Gaetani
Italy
United States
Mussolini
Prince Gelasio
West
Rocky Mountain Streams and Their Water Uses
A brief overview of how streams from Colorado and Wyoming flow to the Columbia Mississippi and Rio Grande regions. The piece highlights irrigation, hydroelectric power, and transport uses, referencing a US Geological Survey report by Robert Follansbee on daily and seasonal run-off and how elevation affects total flow in the Rocky Mountain region.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Columbia
Mississippi
Rio Grande
United States
Rocky Mountain
U. S. Geological Survey
Robert Follansbee
California Oregon South Dakota mining output 1922 summary
Gold silver copper lead and zinc values rose in California in 1922 led by gold at 14.8 million and copper at 3.04 million while lead and zinc posted gains. Oregon saw a 1922 value drop driven by gold, with dredges contributing most placer output. South Dakota mined 6.64 million in gold and 120,200 ounces of silver, led by Homestake operations with a new South mill and steady mill activity in the Black Hills.
First Cunard Laconia Circumnavigates Panama Canal
The Cunard liner Laconia completed a around the world cruise passage through the Panama Canal on Wednesday November 29 with 356 tourists aboard. It marks the first commercial passenger vessel to transit during such a voyage, drawing unusual canal attention. Tolls paid amounted to 131287.60 dollars.
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Panama
Cunard
Mner
Laconia
Canal
Colorado mining output climbs with 1922 gains
Colorado mines in 1922 produced 6.5 million dollars in gold 6.36 million ounces of silver 22 million pounds of lead 3.6 million pounds of copper and 24 million pounds of zinc data from C W Henderson USGS show prices averaging 1 00 per ounce silver 0134 per pound copper 0057 per lead and 0057 per zinc while 1921 figures lag. Despite a disappointing first half conditions improved toward year end with renewed investor interest and higher lead and zinc prices providing hope for market stability. A new Bonanza district venture financed by Bulkeley Wells American Smelting Rawley Mining and others began a concentration flotation mill at Shirley and a tram to Bonanza mines was planned. Concentration and smelting shifts aimed at Leadville and Durango followed while Pueblo lead smelter was sold for dismantling.
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Colorado
C. W. Henderson
U. S. Geological Survey
Joplin
Western Zinc Oxide Company
Leadville
Empire Zinc Company
Cannon City
New York
Bonanza
Derink
Bulkeley Wells
American Smelting & Refining Company
Rawley Mining Company
Shirley
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Salida-Montrose
Arkansas Valley
Durango
Pueblo
Wild Northwest Climate Themes From National Geographic Lecture
The Northwest tropical region of Australia is described as hot with 158 degree temperatures in a National Geographic Society season lecture in Washington. Huge tides reach forty feet and seas teem with crabs, turtles, and sea cows. The area covers about 400000 square miles with few white residents and many Aborigines, some seven feet tall. Early explorers named Greenland to attract settlers while Iceland proved harsh for colonists.
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Australia
Northwest
Natonal Geographic Society
Washington
Trade Men Versus College Education And Poverty
Figures show that among men with a trade only one in a hundred must go to the poor house, while the proportion among college educated men is even smaller.
From 20 mph early flights to 212 mph modern aeroplanes
In 1903 Wright aircraft ran about 20 miles per hour. Recent tests reached 212 miles an hour. London Crystal Palace towers rise 270 feet high, held by gravity from water tanks at their summits. Each tank carries 1200 tons of water, stabilizing the structure.
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Wright Aeroplane
Crystal Palace
London
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E. K. Schmid
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Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
Frank M. Smith
Paulsen Building
Spokane, Wash
M. H. Sullivan
Kellogg, Idaho
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Coeurs d’Alene
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John L. Fitzgerald
Arizona Mines
ALL Metals
United Eastern
Oatman
San Francisco
Cochise
Ajo
Calumet & Arizona
United Verde Extension
California
Oregon
South Dakota
Charles G. Yale
United States Geological Survey
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Trojan
Black Hills
Homestake
Lead
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