Notice of Assessment by National Lead Mining Co Wallace Idaho
The National Lead Mining Company reports an assessment of one mill per share on outstanding stock, levied by the board on December 27 1921 payable by January 27 1922 to J L McCormick assistant secretary treasurer at 608 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho. Unpaid shares by January 27 1922 will be delinquent and advertised for public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lead Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
J. L. McCormick
Cedar Street
American Commander Mining and Milling Company, Ltd
JL. McCormick
P. O
American Commander Mining & Milling Company, Ltd
Iron King Mining Company, Limited
Sale of ore delinquent assessment at Wallace Idaho
The National Lead Mining Company will sell ore on February 27, 1922 at 3 00 p m in its office at 608 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho to pay the delinquent assessment plus advertising costs and sale expenses J L McCORMICK assistant Secretary Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Street
Wallace
Idaho
J. L. McCormick
National Lead Mining Company
North Idaho Mining Co. Delinquent Assessment Notice
The North Idaho Mining Co of Wallace Idaho announces a one mill per share assessment on the outstanding capital stock, levied December 15 1931 payable by January 28 1922 to G W Dougherty secretary treasurer at 501 Sixth Street Wallace Idaho. Unpaid by February 15 192% at 7 00 p m sale at 301 Sixth Street Wallace Idaho to cover the delinquent amount plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice
North Idaho Mining Co
Wallace
Idaho
The
G. W. Dougherty
Sixth Street
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders in Idaho Mines
Notice to stockholders lists assessments by two Wallace companies, American Commander Mining and Milling and Iron King Mining. It names delinquency dates, payment deadlines, and sale times for unpaid shares, with assessements of one cent or one mill per share and offices at 608 Cedar Street in Wallace Idaho.
Notice of Jack Waite Mining Co stock assessment sale postponements
Otto A Olsson secretary treasurer announces that the Jack Waite Mining Company levied a one cent per share assessment on one million shares due by October 25 1921 in Spokane Washington. If unpaid by October 25 sale will occur November 22 1921 in Eagle Idaho to cover delinquent stock and costs. subsequent postponements move sale dates to December 21 1921 January 17 1922 February 16 1922 at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Waite Mining Company, Limited
Spokane
Washington
Chas. E. Chamberlain
Madison Street
Great Northern
P. O. Ox
Eagle
Shoshone County
Idaho
Jack Waite
Jack Waite Mining Co. Ltd
Chase. Chamberlain
Jack Waite Mining Company, Ltd
Chas. BE. Chamberlain
Co. BE. Chamberlain
JSF
Pine Creek Mining Levs 1.5 Mills Assessment at Wallace Idaho
Pine Creek Mining and Milling Company of Wallace Idaho levied a 1.5 mill assessment on outstanding stock on January 11 1922. Delinquent shares as of February 1 1922 will be sold March 9 1922 at 7 30 p m at the company office 616 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho to satisfy the assessment. W Lewis secretary treasurer, 16 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lewis
Pine Creek Mining & Milling Company
Cedar Street
Wallace, Idaho
Hypotheek Mining and Milling Company Delinquent Assessment
The Hypotheek Mining and Milling Company of Wallace Idaho levied a five per share assessment on its outstanding capital stock on January 3 1922 payable by February 3 1922 to Otto A Olsson secretary treasurer at the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho. If unpaid by March 3 1922 at 3 00 p m the delinquent stock will be sold at public auction to satisfy the assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hypotheek Mining and Milling Company
Wallace
Idaho
Otto A. Olsson
Rocky Bar Gold Rush Revival Seen As Modern Stampede
Veteran miners and trail blazers predict a massive Rocky Bar revival rivaling Cripple Creek and Goldfield as ore fields show rich veins. Idaho Gold Corp and partners have taken over Vishnu and Mountain Goat grounds with hundreds of acres and two miles of placers, backed by major firms from Utah and California.
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Cripple Creek
Klondike
Goldfield
Nevada
Salt Lake
Rocky Bar
Idaho
Portland
Oregon
Atlanta
Rocky Bar Field
Virgin Territory
Hammon Engineering Company
San Fransisco
St. Joe Lead Company
Mammoth Mine
Rocky Uur
California
Colorado
Mr. Gratt
Idaho Gold Corporation
Earl McIntyre
Tintic
Utah
James Ivers
Silver King Coalition
Park City
Metnty
Ivers
Gratt
Vishnu
Elmore
Rocky Mar
Rocky Har
West
Desert
Executor's Sale of Stephanie McAllister Estate
In Shoshone Idaho probate court the executor announces a private cash sale of the deceased Stephanie McAllister's personal property and a real estate contract for Wallace. Items include pianos, harps, several diamond rings, mining shares, a purse, glassware, and a community real estate interest with a bond to indemnify purchasers. Bids are due after February 6 1923 at the Harry C McAllister Co office in Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon & Healy
Clark & Co
Lucky Jim Mining
Coeur d'Alene Exploration Co
National Copper Mining Co
Lone Pine Surprise Mining Co
Wallace
Shoshone County
Idaho
John K. Booth
Ida May Booth
Stephanie McAllister
Sunnyside
County of
Shoshone
State of
County Recorder’s Office
Wallace Addition
King Street
Harry C. McAllister
Harry C. Meallister Co
Rossi Insurance
Pennsylvania political pot sparks intense party realignment
The Anaconda Standard reports a lethal pivot in Pennsylvania politics after Senator Penrose's death. Governor Sproul clashes with Ed Ware and his brother William Ware over Penrose's Senate seat, amid a brewing May primary battle. Partners of the Vare machine and Pepper the independent shape a volatile contest. metal mining revenue in Idaho drops from 31.17 million in 1920 to 1.248 million in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Standard
Pennsylvania
Penroxe
United Order of County
Sprowl
Edwin HL Ware
Coss
Philadelphia
William
Ware
Penrose
Sproul
Ed Ware
Mr. Ware
Brother Bill
Senate
Pepper
Roosevelt
Senator Pepper
Vares
William A. Magee
Pittsburg
Harding
Daugherty
Withal
Idaho Tax Report Details 1920 Public School Funding
Governor Davis released a financial report showing total tax collections by county in 1920. Public schools and state institutions received 5.82 million dollars from taxation, with counties averaging about 100 thousand dollars for administration. The document also breaks down funds for legislative, judicial, highways, and other departments, plus sums from other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Laxalon
H Kotel
Lie Ghuee
Bb Myatt
Bureau of Public Accounts
Davis
Vile Lages
Legislative Branch
HSS
Public
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United Stores
Wallace Mullan Burke
Eagle City
Old Man
United
A. L. Honeker
Bank St
M. J. Flohr
Jas
F. McCarthy
J. W. Wimer
A. Keating
Viece Pres
H. B. Howes
Aug. Paulsen
Geo. Steward J. W. Wimer James F. 3
Altrearage
M. J. Flohr McCarthy
City Transfer & Storage
Cedar St
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth and Pine
L. Sanders, D.D
Amt Anderson
Marry
Hinnenkamp
Pany
Eppinger
Fred
Shontz
Everts
Gyde‘Taylor Building
Iverta
Evrets
Hamilton
Riddick
Agne
Fraude
Herr
Clara E
Starrow
Dorotht
Barret Walter
Barrow
Seehafer
Burridge
Tuidge
Weyman
Fred J
Herryman
Hiscox
Giles Air
Giles
Hiddick
Walter Is
Frost
Joshua
Joshua Abk
Panst
Chas
Murrie
Allan G
Allan
McLean
Mary A
McWatt
Robert
Graham
Brown
Hilda B
Anderson
Boyle
Fox
Maggie
Flackburn
Jos C
Com
Gyde-Taylor
Pine Creek Mining & Milling Com
O W. Lewis
Corporation
Daho's
Eugene Gratt
Stephanie oAllister
RTS
Sol Dana
United States
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