Wet Drills Show Dust Reduction in Metal Mines
A U S Bureau of Mines study by D Harrington reports that wet drilling generally reduces air dust in metal mine drilling across 12 mines. Wet systems lower dust compared with dry drilling, though faulty equipment or excessive water pressure can release fine mineral fogs, posing risks if not properly maintained and operated below 100 psi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harrington
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Australia
South Africa
United States
Harrington
U.S
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Mines
Brush Burns and the Law Pulaski Seeks Permit Rule
Fire warden B C Pulaski requests application of Idaho brush burning law. The June 1 to October 1 period bans fires in slash and timber lands without a written permit from the district fire warden. Violations carry fines from 100 to 300 dollars or 1 to 6 months in county jail. Exceptions apply to back burns for stopping a fire. Permits must be kept on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Pulaski
Idaho
Control Silver Price and the Proposed Export Association
The Engineering and Mining Journal Press notes discussions on creating a silver export association to stabilize U S marketings as the British control over silver in India and the East remains a hurdle. Lawrie and a mining engineer discuss how centralized storage could damp price swings, with Pittman act history cited as a tri partite balance among Britain, the United States, and American producers. Brown Metal group owner J J Martin praises vein showings near Snowshoe and Lucky Calumet as assessed, while the American Red Cross reports about 754 miles of railway built in China to aid famine relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Gold and Silver Institute
Engineering and Mining Journal
Great Britain
United States
H. N. Lawrie
The
Gold and Silver Institute
Export Association
Britain
India
East
Lawrie
Mr. Lawrie
England
Congress
States
U. S
London
Orient
Brown Metal
J. J. Martin
Mullan
Brown Metal Group
American Red Cross
China
Notice of Assessment at Amazon Dixie Mining Wallace Idaho
The Amazon-Dixie Mining Company in Wallace Idaho levies a one cent per share assessment on outstanding capital stock, payable by May 27, 1922 to Herman J. Rossi Secretary Treasurer. Delinquent stock will be sold June 17, 1922 to cover unpaid assessments and costs. Sale postponed to July 15, 1922 and payment extended to June 27, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon-Dixie Mining Penil
Idaho
Wallace
Herman J. Ross
Dixie Mining Company
Notice of Postponement for Amazon-Dixie Mining Stock
Notice by order of the board of directors postpones the sale of delinquent stock from July 15 1922 to July 29 1922 at the same hour and place. Secretary-Treasurer Amazon-Dixie Mining Company Insurance Building Wallace Idaho. Jers Jy6-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon-Dixie Mining Company
Herman J. Rossi
Amazon- Dixie Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Shoshone County Idaho
Sheriff announces public auction of property in Shoshone County Idaho to satisfy a District Court judgment in the suit J R Bean vs Jerry H Graber. Property includes parts of SW SE quarter section 26 and nearby descriptions. Sale set for July 22 1922 at 10:00 am at Bank Street entrance Wallace Idaho. Judgment amount 233.60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
First Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Shoshone
J. R. Bean
Jerry H. Graber
Shoshone County
Bank Street
Wallace
County of
Jerry H.ber
United States
A. D
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Control
Silver Price Purpose Association
Wallace Printing Company
Elk’s Temple Bldg
Wallace, Idaho
Amagon- Dixie Mining Company
Jesse Freeman
John Dola
Kellogg
D. W. Price
Canyon Creek Dairy Co
A. L. Honever
Amy Matchless
Co. Jr
Mankato, Minnesota
Sutherland
Murray-Prichard
Pine Sts
Murray, Idaho
Vivian Green
West 34Th St
New York City
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