Board Debates Fixing Wheat Price Amid Idaho Pressure
The Moscow chamber proposal to memorialize Congress for a $1.60 per bushel wheat price for three years dominated the Idaho Board of Trade meeting. Members split between opposition to price fixing and sympathy for farming interests, with calls to refer the issue to a special committee and to seek broader public consideration. The meeting also addressed North Idaho chamber dues, baseball planning with the Bloomer Girls, and the formation of a new buy-at-home committee.
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Board of Trade
Moscow Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Idaho
D. H. de- Long
H. J. Rossi
Mr. Ross
Fidge DeLong
Mr. Rossi
Judge DeLong
James F. McCarthy
Rossi
DeLong
George A. Mortimer
A. M. Corner
Harry W. Marsh
North Idaho Chamber
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
North Idaho
G. W. Walker
Traffic and Industry
Bloomer Girls
Wallace
John F. Ferguson
George H. Mortimer
Walter Sullivan
A. T. McDonald
Bunker-Chance to Crosscut Vein From East Caledonia Shaft
The Bunker-Chance Mining company and Industrial Investment of Portland conclude an underwriting deal to develop the Bunker-Chance property near Coeur d Alene. Percy M. Johnson notes strong ore potential from the Butler claim and plans a crosscut from the 400 foot level to intersect the north vein near the Osburn fault at about 900 feet depth.
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East Caledonia
Bunker-Chance Mining Company
Industrial Investment Company of
Portland
Bunker-Chance
Wardner-Kellogg
Percy M. Johnson
Portland Company
Old Butler
Bunker Chance
Bunker Hill
Caledonia
Osburn
Mr. Johnson
Coeur d’Alenes
Nick Petrinovich
Wallace
Osburn Font
Hill Mining Company Nearing Vein Reach at Wardner
Jemiah Hill of Kellogg presides over Hill Mining & Milling and reports a crosscut at jon Slaughter House gulch near Wardner nearing the vein, about 20 feet to reach. It will mainly prospect the vein, with plans to deepen 300 feet via another crosscut and potential use of East Caledonia shaft. ore shows on the 1400 level in East Caledonia, near the Hill line.
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Jemiah Hill
Kellogg
The
Hill Mining & Milling Company
Jon Slaughter House Gulch
Wardner
Hill
Bunker-Chance Company
East Caledonia
Jcquipment
HUM Company
St. Lawrence Copper Mining Unit Keeps Plans Unannounced
Henry M. Lancaster, manager of St. Lawrence Copper Mining, returned from Saltese and Missoula and will be home in Grants Pass Oregon. He declined to announce any resumption of development, noting unsettled issues from last summer’s annual meeting. Meanwhile Lancaster oversees a gold property about 18 miles from Grants Pass, with shipments showing good returns but milling limits causing losses. experiments are under way to fix the condition with expected success.
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Henry M. Lancaster
St. Lawrence
Saltese
Missoula
Grants Pass
Oregon
Lancaster
Brent
Nabob Consolidated Mining advances at Nabob mine
The Nabob Consolidated Mining company raises 125 feet from the Denver level in ore, a 4 to 5 foot wide shoot with 4? 5 feet of high grade. An assay shows 34 percent lead 24 percent zinc and 18 ounces silver. A crosscut from the Nabob main tunnel to the Denver ore shoot hundreds of feet below aims to unlock large tonnage and resume profitable production amid high metal prices.
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Main
Denver
Nabob Consolidated Mining Company
Spokane
Lead Crystals Miner Delays Ore Shipments Due to Snow
Lead Crystals Mining Co built a road to the west fork of Eagle creek expecting winter ore shipments. Heavy snow and cold weather in December halted the plan. Some ore was mined and packed, with 200 sacks ready to move and more on the dump. Tunnel work proceeds well. President John F. Steen was ill but is recovering and ready to return to the mines soon.
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Lead Crystals Mining Company
Eagle Creek
Iit
John FE. Steen
Hayes Mill Sees 100 Tons Daily With Tailings Feed
Arthur Hayes, manager of the Hayes mill near the Pine creek mouth, reports the facility handles about 100 tons daily. Built to process the extensive river valley tailings, the mill has operated successfully for six years under Hayes direction. Sufficient tailings exist to sustain the present rate for many years, and the mill is understood to be earning a good profit.
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Arthur Hayes
Hayes
Pine Creek
Coeur d'Alene
Mining Broker Russell Collins Opens New Office
Russell F. Collins, long identified with mining property development in the district, opens a brokerage office in the Insurance building while continuing efforts in promotion of special development enterprises including the C. and A. and St. Louis and Idaho. He will operate on a strictly commission basis, aiming to finance meritorious properties owners have been unable to fund. The note ends with a remark on razor edge thickness being one millionth of an inch.
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Russell Collins
Russell F. Collins
St. Louis & Idaho
Collins
Colling
Morning Mine Fire Claims Three Lives In Alaska
The Morning Mine fire killed three workers and trapped others, with rescuers aided by helmet crews from Hercules and Hecla. Initial reports indicate the blaze began on the 1400 level or a dust-filled stope. Rescuers found H J Tibbits missing. Edward Zich and W L Lynch volunteered to locate him but gas hindered progress until dawn.
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Frederick Burbidge
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
H. J. Tibbets
Edward Zich
W. L. Lynch
Tibbets
J. L. Anderson
Anderson
Lynch
Zieh
Hercules
Hecla
Gai
Radium Price Drops After Congo Ore Discovery
A Paris dispatch reports a Belgian Congo radium ore discovery prompts Antwerp plant changes and a shutdown by American companies controlling the works. The discovery drives radium price down from about $107,000 to $70,000 per gram, reflecting a sharp market drop.
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Paris
Antwerp
Belgian Congo
Notice of Discharge in Bankruptcy for Elizabeth Jabrow
In the District Court of Idaho Northern Division the matter of Elizabeth Jabrow bankrupt. Notice is given that she has filed for discharge and all creditors must show cause why discharge should not be granted by February 26, 1923. File grounds of opposition with the clerk in Boise within ten days. Otto A. Olsson, Referee in Bankruptcy.
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District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Ellizabeth Jabrow
Elizabeth Jabrow
United
States District Court For
Idaho
Boise
Otto A. Olsson
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