County Infirmary Use for Ex-Service Men
Board of Trade considers leasing the Sherhone County Infirmary to the U S Public Health Service for 100 ex service tuberculosis patients at 260 dollars monthly. Idaho officials push acceptance while congressmen Smith Borah coordinate with the war department amid tariff talk and local entertainment follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
FL. Quigley
United States Public Health Service
Washington
Idaho
Sherhone County
Wallace
Public Health Service
Congress
Senator Borah
Smith
War Department
Income Tax Ruling Aids Idaho Residents
A Texas based filing guidance applies to Idaho residents for years with community property rights. Taxpayers may file amended returns within the five year limit, with each spouse submitting separate returns for the year in question. If only the husband filed originally, the wife pays the tax due and the husband seeks a refund or credit for the difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Eldorado Assays Return Almost an Ounce of Gold to the Ton
Drifting is advancing at the Eldorado mine where a vein intersected weeks ago shows a growing ore face. Assays by Frank J. Davey report gold values of 19 dollars per ton in arsenical pyrite, indicating a potential shift from lead-silver to a profitable gold producer if ore size and permanence hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidorado
Frank J. Davey
Eldorado
Commissioner Rowe In Critical Condition Report
Fremont S Rowe county commissioner from the first district was taken to Spokane for a specialist. He contracted pneumonia and is in very critical condition this morning. Mrs Rowe is with him. A widely known local figure, he previously served 20 years as Hecla mine superintendent and is a veteran of the Spanish American War. He is in his third or fourth term as county commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont S. Rowe
Spokane
Rowe
Hecla
Fred Herrick 3 Hosts Big Game Banquet at Grotto
Fred Herrick of St Maries, head of Milwaukee Lumber, hosted a big game banquet at the Grotto from eight thirty to ten thirty. His firm owns timber lands and runs mills in St Maries Harrison and Coeur d Alene. He is famed as a hunter who leads annual trips into Clearwater forests, returning with elk deer or mountain goats. About fifty to sixty guests from Wallace Mullan Burke Kellogg Harrison and Coeur d Alene attended a kingly feed featuring elk steaks. Herrick opened with a pumpkin story then A W Hoover of Federal Mining & Smelting spoke on last fall’s trip, detailing camp life and elk encounters. Other speakers included Herman Rossi Jerome Day James McCarthy H C McAllister James J Murphy and J White, all praising Herrick’s hospitality and hoping for many returns. Herrick said the dinner would become an annual event and next year would be earlier with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Addison ‘S Smith
United States Public Health Service
French Am
Harry McAllister
Jerome J. Day
Tamarack & Custer Mining Company
National Capital
House
Joplin
Utah
Day
Atlantic Seaboard
Mexico
Spain
Coeur -Alenés
Fred Herrick
St. Maries
Milwaukee Lumber Company
Grotto
Mr. Herrick
Harrison
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Ming
Coeur @Alene
Herrick
Clearwater
Wallace
Mullan
Burke
Kellogg
Hoover
Herman J. Rossi
Rossi Insurance and Investment Company
James F. McCarthy
Hecla Mining Company
H. C. McAllister
H. C. McAllister Brokerage Company
James J. Murphy
Hercules
J. €. White
Red Collar Steamship Company
Lead market steadies with tight demand and potential imports
In the week ending January 19 the Engineering and Mining Journal notes lead remains active yet with few large orders. Spot metal has almost vanished though obtainable from a major producer at 4.76c. February and March deliveries dominate, with prices modestly slipping and premiums for April and May around 4c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering and Mining Journal
New York
Spain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
England
Grain Market Notes Reflect Regional Price Parity
The excerpt notes New York prices matching St Louis for future deliveries, with high grade demand nearly non existent yet obtainable at 7 7Ke. The market tone suggests limited availability but steady price alignment across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Chicago Boston vein drill shows no material change
Ore mining notes report the Chicago Boston vein drift has moved about 40 feet east with little change in ore appearance. Management plans drifting west to reach the 200 level ore shoot, with a raise if needed to trace downward course.
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Chicago-Boston
Mining district employs 3400 workers this week
The weekly mine employee tally lists Bunker Hill and Sullivan 1200, Morning 600, Hecla 400, Hercules 600, Tamarack 200, and small mines, leases and development firms 500, totaling 3400. Monthly wage disbursement runs near $500,000. The west’s mining activity shows strong prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Morning
Hecla
Hercules
Tamarack
American-Commander Mining Shares Missive Calls One Cent Levy
Kingsbury secretary of the American Commander Mining and Milling company issued a January 15 letter to stockholders announcing a one cent per share assessment and sharing development details. The open cut and shaft work last summer and fall show ongoing plans for permanent development, aiming to realize a mine of unusual merit.
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H.R. Kingsbury
American-Commander Mining & Milling Company
American Commander Company
Wallace Idaho Seeks Bids for City Street Paving Project
The City of Wallace Idaho will receive sealed bids for paving sections of Mullan Road Canyon Avenue and Burke Road within Local Improvement District No 9. Bids due by February 28 1921 with 10 percent bid bonds and five year maintenance bond required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
County OF Shoshone
State OF
Idaho
City of
Warren Brothers Company
Notice to Creditors in Probate Court Idaho Estate
John Dire administrator of Dominick Dire deceased notifies creditors and claimants to file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented at Wallace Idaho, the administrator's chosen business location. Dated January 21 1921 and first published January 27 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Idaho
Dominick Dire
John Dire
Wallace
Acie
Dominick di
Notice of Assessment for American Commander Mining & Milling
The American Commander Mining & Milling Company of Wallace Idaho announces an assessment of one cent per share on all outstanding stock. Payment is due by February 11 1921 to J L McCormick assistant secretary or at James F Howarth Company. Delinquent shares become liable to sale at public auction on March 19 1921 to cover the assessment costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Commander Mining & Milling Company
Wallace
Idaho
J. L. McCormick
P.O. Box
James F. Howarth
James Howarth Company
Kingsbury
American Commander Mining & Millis Company
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders at Wallace Idaho
National Lead Mining Company issues notice in Wallace Idaho listing delinquent stock due to a 1.25 percent assessment levied December 18 1920. Delinquents include Thomas Jay Albert Peterson Albert Peterson Knut Rosdal and Peter H Schmitz. Shares may be sold February 18 1921 at 3 00 p m at 60 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho to cover assessment and advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jay Albert Peterson
Albert Peterson
Knut Rosdal
Peter H Schmitz
Cedar Street
Wallace
Idaho
J. L. McCormick
National Lead Mining Company
Notice of Assessment Eldorado Mining & Smelting Co Idaho 1921
Notice from Eldorado Mining and Smelting Company Limited Wallace Idaho dated January 22 1921 assessing one half mill per share on outstanding capital stock payable by February 28 1921 to Geo W Dougherty secretary treasurer at 301 Sixth Street Wallace Idaho Delinquent assessments will be advertised for sale March 18 1921 at 7 00 p m at the company office to cover the owing amount plus costs and expenses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado Mining & Smelting Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Geo. W. Dougherty
Sixth Street
Geo
W. Dougherty
Notice of Annual Meeting of Black Bear Mines stockholders
The Black Bear Mines Company announces its annual stockholders meeting at the Gyde-Taylor building in Wallace Idaho on February 26 1921 at the hour to elect a board of directors and transact any lawful business. Secretary John L Fitzgerald signs and dates the notice January 20 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Bear Mines Company
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Shoshone County
State of
Idaho
A. D
John L. Fitzgerald
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