Sydney Mining Co Begins Ore Shipments From Sidney Mine
Ore shipments from the Sidney mine to the Bunker Mill smelter started Monday. Fred Ruch, overseeing the upper workings, has a crew opening ore beneath the surface and exposing a tonnage of first class product. The ore, carbonate and galena, comes from a 300 foot long proven shoot. A three man crew works in the lower tunnel driving a crevcut toward the main vein, about 150 feet away at a face depth of 450 feet above the ore.
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Sidney
Bunker Mill
Fred Ruch
Jower
Sidney Company
Collapse of Day Smith Case Faces Fraud Arguments
The court debates trustee discretion in mining decisions and whether stockholders’ chosen board acted in good faith. McCarthy’s judgment and reliance on expert advice are weighed, while ultra vires arguments test Hecla and Bunker Hill control of Sullivan Mining. Proceedings continue with fraud and valuation testimony planned.
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McCarthy
Hershey
Winchell
Clark
Courts of Equity
Hecla
Washington
Sullivan Mining Company
Higgins
Bunker Hill
Plummer
Turner
John P. Gray
Saving for Bunker Hill Smelter Demonstrates Oxy-Acetylene Welding Breakthrough
A Seattle Oxweld Acetylene service engineer demonstrated a welding method at Kellogg for reclaiming 26 ton cast iron melting pots owned by Bunker Hill and Sullivan. The successful preheat and welding process avoided scrapping $31,200 worth of pots, prompting a full installation of equipment for ongoing repairs and plant work at the mine and smelter.
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Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Kellogg
Oxweld Acetylene Company
Seattle
Bunker Hill Company
Dissolve Petition Filed as Galena Absorbs Kil Buck Mines
A petition for voluntary dissolution was filed in district court Tuesday by Kill Buck Mining Company. The holdings of Kill Buck were absorbed by Galena Mining Company, which also took over Chicago operations.
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Kill Buck Mining Company
Galena Mining Company
Chicago
Star Crosscut Purchase Feasibility Under Scrutiny
The agreement to purchase is justified by feasibility of operating through the Star crosscut and aims to offset testimony from the plaintiffs who argue the Star holds no value.
Western Union Report Shows Revenue From Ore Shipment
Gross returns on 26 cars of ore from Western Union property totaled 72 248 48 with net smelter returns of 48 046 73. Average gross per car 2 859 94 and average net per car 1 991 97. The shipment yielded 34 674 71 pounds of lead and 858 378 59 pounds of ore per ton 39 49 ounces silver per ton and 18 81 percent lead.
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Western Union
Hen L. Collins
Collins
Lookout Mountain Trams Advance Ore Developments At Vine Creek
Lookout Mountain on Vine Creek reports added ore disclosures boosting tonnage on the 800 level. The east drift now enters a third consecutive ore shoot with a 14 foot face showing galena with carbonates and oxides. An aerial tramway of 1000 feet is under construction to ship ore to the Bunker Hill smelter.
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Lookout Mountain
Vine Creek
Bunker Hill
Income Tax Facts Under 1921 Revenue Act
The 1921 act increases personal exemptions to 1000 for singles, 2500 for some married with net income up to 5,000, and 2000 for others. Dependents exemption rises to 400. Returns are required for various income thresholds and penalties apply for late filings. Installment options and forms 1040A and 1040 are detailed.
Montana Idaho Elects Officials for Development Plans
F H DeHower of New York was elected president of the Montana Idaho corporation at Spokane stockholders meeting. John L Dirks of Spokane named vice president W J Kirby secretary treasurer Otis Hill manager and George B May director. Officers have led affairs previously. Engineer Charles Goodsell outlined future development including a tunnel now 8600 feet long and expected to reach the old Monitor workings within about 350 feet at a depth near 1800 feet.
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F. H. DeHower
New York
Montana-Idaho Corporation
Spokane
John L. Dirks
W. J. Kirby
Otis Hill
George B. May
Charles Goodsell
English Coal Prices in New York Harbor and Ballast Costs
English coal recently sold in New York harbor for 4.75 dollars per ton, while domestic coal of equal grade runs about 6 dollars. The Boston News Bureau notes little or no profit for producers at that price. English coal has mainly been ballast, with ships paying 2 dollars per ton for ballast and loading, plus 2 more to unload on this side. By paying about 1 dollar more, ships can load coal instead of ballast, an on board price that saves loading cost.
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New York
New York Harbor
Boston News Bureau
British Isles
Water supply assured by heavy snow for mills and mines
Heavy snows in the Murray district promise ample water for the coming summer. High divides are piling up drifts that will extend into the season, pleasing placer operators and mill owners who anticipate a long, secure water supply with no shortage feared.
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Murray
King awarded drift extension at Pine Creek Mine vein
Contracts let this week for James King to extend drift by 50 feet on the vein opened last summer at Pine Creek Mining Company. Work proceeds along the footwall side where a promising ore shoot was found and followed for over 50 feet. King is on site directing operations.
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James King
Pine Creek Mining Company
King
San Francisco Institute Elects Officers at January Meeting
At the San Francisco section meeting held January 10 at the Engineers' Club, officers for the coming year were elected: Albert Burch chairman, Theodore J. Hoover vice chairman, C. H. Fry secretary, Jules Lahrathe and Walter S Weeks directors. The dinner was followed by a paper on asbestos mining in Canada and California by W. J. Woolsey.
Summons in District Court Idaho No 5234
The State of Idaho sends greeting to C. F. Cummins the above named defendant you are hereby notified that a complaint has been filed in Shoshone County district court by Martha L. Cummins plaintiff seeking relief against you for a lawful claim. Service and further proceedings follow per court rules.
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District Court of the First Judiial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone County
Martha L. Cummins
Oa C. F. Cummins
Cc. F. Cummins
Idaho court action seeks divorce and child custody
Plaintiff seeks dissolution of marriage in Shoshone County Idaho alleging residency and years of neglect, requesting sole custody of two children Clarence aged 10 and Roy aged 6. Notice directs defendant to answer within 20 to 40 days, or judgment may be entered. Also includes a special meeting notice for Rae Wallace Mining Co to consider stock increase.
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders Ajax Mining 1922
Office of the Ajax Mining Company in Wallace Shoshone County Idaho issues a notice dated January 20 1922 listing delinquent stock on which a one cent per share assessment No 21 was levied November 26 1921. The notice names shareholders with delinquent amounts attached.
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Maurice A Stevens
Eleanor Sylva
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Mra S M_ Thompson
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de Underwood
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Teu
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Sadie Wenthworth
Ralph A Ward
James F. Howarth Company
Cedar Street
Wallace
Shoshone
Idaho
Muld
A. Havighorst
Secret Pany
Ajax Mining
W. Mth Avenue
Spa
Ajax Mining Company
Shoshone County
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