Terrible Edith mining suit in district court over ownership
Lydia Dunn sues Wash Snyder and W K Johnson to declare plaintiffs owners of the Terrible Edith lode claims above Murray, alleging fraudulent relocation and concealment by defendants. The suit seeks a deed, injunction, and permanent relief, with judgment totaling over 13 thousand dollars plus costs. Attorneys Therrett Towies and Carlton Fox represent the plaintiffs.
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Edith
Calima
Murray
Lydia Dunn
Josiah Wood
Sarah J. Ashley
Catherine Greeman
Jesse Wood
J. F Callahan
Wash Snyder
W. K. Johnson
Dunn
Snyder
Edith Group
Plaintif
Mia Dunn
Snyder and Johnson
Johnson
Therrett Towies
Carlton Fox
Silverado Wardner Miner Takes Lease on Upper Tunnel
Wardner's Mike Savage, who struck a bonanza ore shoot on a lease of the old Last Chance mine, has leased ground above Silverado's upper tunnel near Caburn. He opened a caved portal and found a 600 foot vein containing lead-silver ore. he estimates about $25 per ton at the smelter with potential for higher grades and possible copper in the vein.
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Wardner
Mike Savage
Last Chance
Silverado
Caburn
Savage
Nine Mile Mining Plans Development of Vein Group
The Nine Mile Mining Company has scheduled development on its West Fork Nine Mile group and Log Cabin ground near Wallace after a board meeting led by VP J N Thennes. Plans include crosscutting from the lower Nine Mile tunnel to intersect a 22 foot vein, expanding to the Log Cabin with a 100 foot shaft under a vein, aided by an electric compressor near the portal. The Northern Pacific line nearby supports economical development.
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Nine Mile Mining Company
J. N. Thennes
Nine Mile
Wallace
Fein & Koedlon
Stratton
Nine Mile Tunnel
Bekenais
Consolidated Nine Mile Company
Northern Pacific
Tarbox Case Granted Allowing Book Examination
Richard Paxson sues Tarbox Mining officers alleging mismanagement and denial of access to books. In district court Judge Featherstone grants the application for a writ of mandate authorizing examination of Tarbox books with a ten day stay for possible appeal.
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Richard Paxson
Tapbox Mining Company
Featherstone
Daxon
Tarbox
H. J. Thull
Walter H. Hanson
Bo Destred
Paving types to be discussed by experts at good roads talks
Shoshone county taxpayers will hear from asphalt and concrete paving representatives in upcoming board of trade sessions. Rush J White announced plans for expert lectures on paving merits, with an asphaltist from Warren Construction to speak first and a concrete advocate to follow. Public invited. invitations to prominent taxpayers were approved.
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Board of Trade
Shoshone County
Rush J. White
Good Roads Committee
White
Wallace
Warren Construction Company
Portland
Portland Cement Association
Harry W. Marsh
The
Shoshone Good Roads Association
Hull
Lookout Mountain Mineral Zone Promises Big Ore Strike
From Pine Creek comes news of a rich ore shoot in quartzite, with geologist Oscar Hershey guiding a crosscut 200 feet wide along the north side of a newly identified mineralized zone. Each foot shows stronger mineralization and notable galena as exploration advances.
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Lookout Mountain
Pine Creek
Oscar Hershey
Creascut
Hershey
Two Idaho University Men In High Positions
A Washington Herald item shows Commander Robert H. Ghormley, aide to the Navy's Assistant Secretary, facing Chairman Burton L. French in naval appropriations work. Once classmates at the University of Idaho, Ghormley and French remain old friends as they sit opposite sides of the table. Ruth Kutnewsky, Boise, former Idaho student and secretary to Congressman French, mailed the piece.
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Burton L. French
House
Subcommittee On
Naval Appropriations
Washington Herald
Washington, D. C
Robert H. Ghormley
Navy
Roosevelt
Ghormley
French
Robert E. Ghormley
Bob
University Argonaut
Ruth Kutnewsky
Boise
Lead Market Strength Lifts Prices Amid Mexican Supply Divergences
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports sustained strength in the lead market with London gains near £2 per long ton over three days. Domestic prices rise as Mexican supplies tighten abroad, with January February shipments selling at higher levels and April contracts noted. West shipments remain scarce while producers push for longer term sales.
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London
Middle West
Butte Litigation Settled: Anaconda to Acquire Davis-Daly
The Anaconda Copper Mining company has reached a settlement with Davis-Daly Copper, agreeing to buy the Davis-Daly properties for $2,000, with stockholders set to vote February 20 to ratify the sale. Based on 600,000 shares, the deal averages $5 per share, ending a dispute over ore bodies beneath the Davis-Daly surface property and a vein that trends upward into Anaconda ground.
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Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Davis-Daly Copper Company
Anaconda Company
Davis-Daly
Davis- Daly Company
Uu- Gallon
Anaconda
Idaho Jockey Nursery Birthplace of Racing Greats
An editorial in the New York Herald celebrates Idaho as the birthplace of famed jockeys like Ivan Parke Earl Sande and the Fator brothers. It traces their range origins their rise on tracks from Tijuana to Kentucky and notes Idaho’s ongoing role in supplying riding talent through generations.
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New York Herald
Idaho
New York
Jockey Nursery
Ivan Parke
Jock~oys
United States
Tia Juana
California
Mexico
Earl Sande
Parke
Zev
Walter Johnson
Fatora
Johnson
Stuart Polk
Fator Boys
Hike Sande
Nto
Ke Henry Griffin
New Jersey
Ted Sloan
Kentucky
Liiely
Dreaming of a Seaside Name Mix at May’s End
A garbled note hints at a scene with Sandy Parke and others after a busy day. Mentions the Sande, Parke, Johns and the Fators, and a dream or continuation of identity amid seaside imagery. The fragment suggests a dream sequence connected to local names.
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Sandy Parke
Cadle
the Sande
Parke
Johns
Fators
Ios
Gray in Coeur d'Alene for Lincoln Day Banquet
John P. Gray of Coeur d Alene, formerly Wallace resident, is in town likely through Saturday. He acts as attorney for Jerome J. Day in a breach case brought by C Fred Kratzer to recover stock in the Tamaine Custer Consolidated Mining Company. Gray will be the chief speaker at the Lincoln day banquet staged by the Republicans of Shoshone county.
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John P. Gray
Coeur d'Alene
Wallace
Gray
Jerome J. Day
C. Fred Kratzer
Tamaine & Custer Consolidated Mining Company
Notice of Assessment at Jack Waite Mining Co
Notice from the Transfer Office of the Jack Waite Mining Company Spokane Washington dated January 14 1921. An assessment of one cent per share on one million shares was levied at a board meeting held January 14 1924 payable by February 18 1924. Delinquent shares will be sold March 19 1994 at 10:00 am in Shoshone county Idaho. Chas E Chamberlain Secretary-Treasurer and address details included.
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Jack Waite Mining Company, Limited
Spokane
Washington
Jack Waite Mining Compan Limited
Stecl
Chas. E. Chamberlain
Madison Strand
Great Northern Tracks
Spokan
P. O
Fk Idaho
Shoshone County
Idaho
Jack Walering Company, Limited
Madis Street
Great Northern Tradh
P.O
Wington
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F. F. Mackey
Herman J. Rossi
Gregory
H. W. Gregory
Davenport
Idaho University
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Bob” and
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