Dividends Paid by Coeur d'Alene Mines in First Half 1923
Five Coeur d'Alene mining companies paid $2,668,768 in dividends in the first half of 1923 with total to date about $77 million. Lead prices fell since June and silver hovered near 65 cents an ounce, while production prospects remained steady as mines expand levels and ore reserves.
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Coeur D'Alene
Hercules
Bunker Hill
Federal
Tamarack
United States
London
Europe
Sonora Mining Crosscuts Vein From Lower Tunnel
Sonora Mining and Milling Company reports a crosscut to prospect a vein of great use aged about a year or more. At about 75 feet depth the vein shows 18 inches of quartz and galena with high grade streaks. Westward drift 40 feet and east drift similar, but less rich. Now extending from a lower tunnel at about 360 feet depth, a crosscut aims to reach the vein within about 50 feet with a favorable outlook for a commercial ore body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Son- Mining & Milling Company
Pine Creek Branch Restored Two Miles Of Track
Two miles of Pine creek track are almost finished with a spur at Heim ranch completing the restoration. The line will ease ore haul from various properties and lumber from the sawmill by shortening the trip and removing the worst road section. A reported agreement with the O W R N company to extend to the forks was unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Creek
Heim Ranch
West Fork
Patrick Burke
O.W. R. & N. Company
Tarbox Mining stockholders meet to discuss plans
The Tarbox Mining company will hold its annual stockholders meeting in this city on July 16. Directors urge proxies for those unable to attend and outline new management, debt payoff, and development plans. The letter notes ore in the north vein shows lead content, no zinc, potential to ship without milling, and 400000 tons in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbox Mining Company
H. C. Mowery
Geo. A. Mortimer
H. B. Kingsbury
John A. Lewis
Herman Marquanat
Stanley R. Moore
Mininggineer
New York Club
Spokane
Spaulding Dome Oil and American Commander plans outlined
Fort Sumner Leader reports Spaulding Dome Oil Co holding extensive leased and deeded ground north of Fort Sumner with heavy drilling equipment in operation. Key figures include Judge A. H. Featherstone as president and James J. Murphy as vice president. The piece details drilling plans, costs, and the need for stockholder cooperation to market treasury stock and avert assessments, with a meeting adjournment for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Oll
Fort Sumner
Fort Sumne New Mexico
Spaulding Dome Oil Company
A. H. Featherstone
Te Spaulding Dome Company
James J. Murphy
Burke
M Smith
Spaulding Dome Oi Company
L. Layne
Boston
Mass
Spaulding Dome Company
Layne
Milano
Texas
Milan County
Hoston & Mont Syndicate
L. Deskin
Mexia
Deskin
Spaulding Dome
Ralph Arnold
Petroleum
W. F. Stark
San Francisco
Tatifierro
New Orleans
de Baca
Guadalupe
Macedonian mining push eyed as funds loom from eastern capital
On Slate Creek A M Mundell, founder of Macedonia group and Macedonia Mining president, reports an engineer for eastern capitalists has evaluated the property and funding may arrive for summer development. He notes road work on Sinte creeks west fork toward Macedonia and word that Royal Mining expands equipment. Milwaukee side track aids ore shipments from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Mundell
Macedonia Group
Macedonia Mining Company
State Creek
Sinte Creek
Macedonia
Royal Mining Company
Milwaukee
Slate Creek
Labor In Alaska Report On Territory Conditions
Ben Stewart as inspector of mines for the territory has produced and submitted to Alaska’s governor a report on labor conditions during the past biennium. The Alaska legislature ordered the publication, aided by the Alaska experiment station of the Bureau of Mines. The Spokane Stock Exchange adjourned for the holiday week, causing no stock quotations in The Miner this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Stewart
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Alaska
Bureau of Mines
B. D. Stewart
Department of the Interior
Spokane Stock Exchange
Stampede as silver lodge found near Happy Creek Yukon
At midnight in Dawson during Empire day celebrations news spread of a silver lodge found at Happy Creek, 40 miles south of Yukon. Prospectors rushed to the waterways, filling rowboats canoes and launches as the rush began and excitement spread through dance halls and mining camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
City
Yukon Territory
Happy Creek
Yukon
Guelph firm resumes ore development after long halt
A. Corby of Kellogs announces Guelph Mining and Milling resumes property tax development financed by selling treasury stock. Work begins on a drift from the Hart bottom with hope to reveal commercial ore. The company owns five patented plats near Herscules and Ambergris, with Antavis vein extension anticipated. Equipment includes compressor, hoist, pump, electric power, and buildings. Extensive tunnels and a 20 foot shaft with 600 feet of adits in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Corby
Kellogs
Guelph Mining & Milling Company
Treasury
Hart
Corby
Ambergris
Antavis
Tnnels
Richmond Consolidated Mining Formed In Idaho Reincorporation
The Rich mond Consolidated Mining company, Idaho reincorporation of the Washington Rich mond Mining Milling & Reduction, seeks to develop the Montana Idaho crosscut. O W Lewis elected secretary. S Wilkon and N Sharp in talks. Crosscut from Montana Idaho tunnel advances 200 feet toward the Richmond vein 1000 feet below upper workings. An assessment of one cent per share imposed to fund the development plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mond
Washington Corporation
Idaho
Richmond Consolidated Mining Company
Wallace
Cean Seeonder
Washington
O. W. Lewis
New Telmond Company
Wilkon
Richmond Consolidates Mining Company
Sir N. Sharp
Spokane
Lewin
Montana-Idaho
Richmond
Milwaukee Railroad
Deluxe
Adat
the Monitor
Newton Returns as Callahan Zinc Lead Plans Advance
NEWTON RETURNS, manager of the Callahan Zinc Lead Company, reports no major public action at the directors meeting. He cites ongoing development at Callahan and Galena properties, with active plans and upbeat outlook on zinc and lead markets. June shipments reached 2700 tons of concentrates averaging 52 percent zinc.
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Callahan
Co. W. Newton
General Ma
Galena
Newton
Callahan Company
Amy Matchless Mine to Install 100 Ton Mill
The Amy Matchless Mining company will soon have a 100 ton capacity mill ready for operation. Construction of the mill building is advanced and machinery and equipment will be on site shortly under the direction of Oscar Nordquist, a renowned millwright. Recent development work from the main tunnel level has substantially increased ore reserves, and the mine is positioned to sustain steady production after the mill is finished, located near the Pine Creek branch end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Federal
Hecla
Tamarack
Amy-Matchless Mining Company
Oscar Nordquist
Amy-Matchless Company
Vna
Pine Creek
Mill for Caribou near completion at Caribou Mine
The Merchants' Transfer company of Coeur d Alene is hauling the remaining mining machinery from Hallidie Machinery in Spokane for the Caribou Mining company. The load includes a gasoline engine, compressor, drilling outfit, crusher, belting and pipe. Hallidie casts iron for refinery furnaces and expects shipment within a week or ten days. Mill site excavation finished last night and concrete foundation is being poured today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou
Coeur d'Alene Evening Press
Merchants’ Transfer Company
Caribou Mining Company
Hallidie Machinery Company
Spokane
Hallidie
Silversmith Mines to Pay Dividend on July 10
Silversmith Mines of British Columbia announces a dividend of two cents per share to be paid July 10, totaling $50,000. This brings the cumulative dividend distributed by the company to $200,000. The Sandon area mine, a lead silver property, has substantial stock held in the Coeur d'Alene district and lies on a development that supports long production.
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British Columbia
Silversmith Mines
Sandon
B. C
Black Bear Mines stockholders seek new board in Wallace
Sheriff Weniger calls for a special stockholders meeting to elect a new board of directors at Black Bear Mines in Wallace Idaho. He argues officers have failed to provide annual financial statements and that current management serves a single interest, promising stock at 15 to 20 cents within sixty days if changes are made.
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H Ollack Herr Mines Company
Mount Etna
Hitds
Witleh
Interpany
Shi Weniger
Sheriff Weniger
Tack Tear Company
Sherif Wentger
Hut
Black Hear Mines Company
Mr. Bernier
Idaho
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Coeur D’alene Mines
Sonora
Pine Creek Branch
Tarbox
New Mexico
Americanmander Mining & Milling Company
Herman Marquardt
Mr. Marquardt
Royal
Guelph
Monitor
BASIS
Amy
Black Bear CO
Weniger VS
Bernier
Waho
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