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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
3
W Ashton Taylor of Murray Idaho reports the loss of Certificate No 202 for 5000 shares of Lead Crystals Mining Company. The certificate is in the name of W Ashton. Do not negotiate the certificate. recovery within 30 days will prevent issuance of a new certificate for the same amount.
The District Court of the First Judicial District of the State of Idaho in Shoshone County issues an alias summons to Marie Augusta Bennett. Oscar H Bennett sues for dissolution of marriage and related statutory residence claims within Idaho. The notice requires the defendant to respond per court rules and the terms of the summons.
The plaintiff, Wallace, seeks dissolution of the bonds of matrimony with the defendant Gale, alleging abandonment and separation since February 12, 1922, asking the court to dissolve the marriage and grant further relief. The summons directs the defendant to appear and answer within twenty days if served in district, or forty days elsewhere, with judgment by default if not answered. Clerk Harry A. Rogers certifies the notice on December 21, 1922, with Deputy Clerk L. Brainard and attorney Wallace listed.
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho the estate of Herman G Bergmann deceased is being administered by executor R Turk. Creditors and others with claims against the estate must present them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the executor at 607 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho. Dated January 6 1923 and first published January 11 1923.
The North Star Mining Company of Wallace Idaho announces an assessment of two mills per share on its outstanding stock. Payment is due by February 15 1923 to T S Tweed secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares by February 16 1923 will be delinquent and sold March 16 1928 at 7 30 p m at 819 Residence Street Wallace to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs.
The National Copper Mining Company sues J Benjamin Parks and Metals Milling Company in Shoshone County District Court. An attachment was issued January 22, 1923 against the defendants for 3000 dollars with 7 percent interest per year on specified sums from 1922 and 1923, plus costs, per district court seal dated January 12, 1923. Deputy Clerk L. L. Brainard handles filings.
The Oreano Mining Company warns stockholders of delinquent assessments of 2.5 mills per share levied December 8, 1922. Names and certificates listed include Gnaedinger EG, Hamilton Lillian F, Hoagman Harriet, Horton Joseph, Jakobson Gustav, Jakobson Victor E, Jakobson David A, Menhenick Gertrude Sisson CA. Shares may be sold February 3, 1923 at noon in Wallace Idaho to cover delinquencies and costs.
The piece argues that experience, while not cashable, can be a powerful asset for mining engineers. It praises versatile thinking over narrow skill, cites examples of engineers who succeeded by broad reasoning, and urges self confidence and broader leveraging of practical skills to advance in engineering and related fields.
Preliminary figures released January 2 by the Mint director and the U S Geological Survey show silver output in 1922 at 55 510 859 fine ounces, up 2 458 418 from 1921, while gold output reached 2 376 019 ounces valued at 49 096 000 dollars, down 971 000 from 1921.
Uncle Joe tells of a Missouri preacher from Posey county who travels to Pike county and jokes with Indiana Senator James Watson in the capitol corridor. The tale recalls poverty, skimpy donations, and a farewell sermon about leaving for a penitentiary chaplaincy, ending with a quip on love and salary. Also notes retired warships, free tissue paper for London students, Icelandic age reckoning, and a Christmas count.
The Republican Publicity association praises England for executing Thompson and Bywaters 97 days after the murder. It argues prompt justice strengthens deterrence, contrasts U.S. delays with British procedure, warns of lynching and Ku Klux Klan ties, and urges Americans to fix penalties to curb crime.
The Engineering and Mining Journal notes that tariff changes delay October and November import statistics, but November exports are complete. November exports of lead and zinc are given in pounds with revised figures for 1921.
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