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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
4
A tunnel at Fairbanks Alaska mining school demonstrates practical underground mining and shows potential for a commercial gold mine. Experts see favorable geology. historic rich workings nearby support optimism about future yields and educational value for students and instructors.
The provincial editor has a personal audience, a link to readers who await his voice. He speaks to locals with familiarity, a relic of days when farmers gathered in stores to read the weekly New York Tribune and ask what Horace would say.
Officials released a report showing about half of each dollar earned by the Northern Pacific was paid in salaries and wages to its 28,000 employees. The breakdown lists 45 cents to employees, 25 cents for fuel and supplies, 15 cents for interest, 8 cents and 3 mills for taxes, and the remaining 3 cents and 7 mills for dividends to 38,000 stockholders.
A letter cites student views on drinking, quoting an undergraduate who says he avoids alcohol even at home to spare his father’s feelings. The writer references William Lyon Phelps' remarks in Scribner's February issue as context for concerns about youth behavior.
The St Louis and Idaho Mining and Milling Co at 517 Bank St Wallace Idaho announces a five mill per share assessment on all outstanding stock levied by the board on December 1 1923 payable on or before January 20 1924 to B Collins secretary treasurer at the company office. Unpaid assessments after January 20 1924 will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction at the company office February 10 1924 at 7 30 p m.
By board resolution the payment deadline for the delinquent assessment at 17 Bank St Wallace Idaho is extended from January 20 1924 to February 20 1924 and the sale of delinquent stock is postponed from February 20 1934 to March 20 1924 at the same hour and place. Secretary Treasurer B Collins of 517 Bank St Wallace Idaho signs.
The Arctic Mining and Milling Company will hold its regular annual meeting at its Wallace Idaho office on Saturday January 26 1924 at 7:00 p.m. to elect a board of directors and conduct other proper business. Secretary GEO H Heller signs.
In the District Court of the United States Northern Division of Idaho a bankruptcy case for John Baxter of Kellogg Shoshone County is filed. The first meeting of creditors is set for February 4 1924 at 1 00 PM in Wallace Idaho Gyde Taylor building. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business.
The Tuscumbia Mining Company of Wallace Idaho announces an assessment of four mills on total capital stock due by January 22 1924 to Morton Webster secretary. If unpaid by February 16 1924 the stock will be sold to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
Notice of Postponement by order of the board of directors of the Tuscumbia Mining Company Limited extends the assessment payment deadline from January 22, 1924 to February 20, 1924 and postpones the delinquent stock sale from February 15, 1924 to March 10, 1924. P. O. Box 184 Wallace, Tahoe.
Notice is given of a special meeting of the stockholders of The Wilbur Mining Company, Limited, in Wallace Idaho on February 6 1824 at 7 30 pm at Gyde Taylor Building to consider reducing capital stock from 1 000 000 shares of 1 00 par value to 600 000 shares at 25 cents and to transact other lawful business. Secretary Treasurer Gyde Jean Bulging Wallace Idaho.
Notice of bankruptcy in the District of Idaho shows Samuel Breazeal and Mary Breageal of Kellogg Shoshone County adjudicated bankrupts. The first creditors meeting is set for January 26 1924 at 1 00 PM in Wallace Gyde Taylor building to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the debtors and transact business. Referee in Bankruptcy dated January 11 1924.
Department of the Interior notice from the Coeur d Alene land office dated December 17 1923 announces Ray E Newbury of Pritchard Idaho filed intention for final three year proof to establish homestead claim for Lots 6 6 Section 10 Township 50 North Range 4 East Boise Meridian before D H DeLong Wallace Idaho on January 26 1924. Previously submitted proof November 6 1923 to be re submitted with witnesses John Taylor Glenn Vaughn Joe Alice Campbell all of Pritchard Idaho. WILLIAM ASHLEY Register.
Notice announces Polaris Development and Mining Company stockholders meeting in Wallace Idaho on December 5 1923 at 7 80 p m to elect a board of directors and transact lawful business. Secretary L C Wilson signs listing Wallace Idaho November 7 1923. Adjournment notice states meeting adjourned to December 20 1923 at the same time and place.
The company at Wallace Idaho called for December 8 1923 adjourned to December 20 1923 and again adjourned from December 20 1928 to January 10 1924 at the same hour and plan described above. D27 J10 at.
The hearing or matter previously set for January 10 1924 has been postponed to February 4 1924 at the same time and location. The notice references the Mining Company in Wallace Idaho with file or case numbers 5210 31 40.
The Hilarity Lead-Silver Mining Company levied an assessment of one mill per share on its outstanding capital stock on December 19, 1923, with the record date and follow up actions on January 26, 1924, listing O. W as related party.
O O W Lewis secretary treasurer of Hilarity Lead Silver Mining Company urges payment of unpaid assessments on shares. Delinquent stocks as of January 26 1924 will be sold February 28 1924 at 2:00 pm at the company office 616 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho to cover delinquent assessment advertising costs and sale expenses.
The Constitution Mining and Milling Company of Washington applies for patent to mineral claims Trainer and Bennington in Yreka Mining District Shoshone County Idaho. Notice to all adverse claimants to file within six days with the Coast Land Office Coeur d Alene Idaho or be barred per law.
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