Chautauqua Week Promises Unusual Attractions 1920
The first 1920 Chautauqua program lists high standard attractions across music, lectures, and entertainment. Notables include Judges Alden and Bale, Carlton Chamberlayne, Julius Ceaser Naupho, G Whitfeld Ray, EB Fish, and the New York production LingKind. Mary Adel Hays returns with Paul Pereira and the Royal Welsh Lady Singer of Wales appears. A native Markan and the Parnell musical group join the lineup, with a closing double program An ning in the South Seas featuring Maori performers and Leila Blorfeld in a New Zealand lecture illustrated with government views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Alden
Massachusetts
Fred G. Bale
Onto
Carlton Chamberlayne
W York
Julius Ceaser Naupho
G. Whitfeld Ray
South Africa
EB. Fish
Northwest
New York
Maurice Browne
Mary Adel Hays
Finton- White
Aoloser
Paul Pereira
Royal Welsh Lady Singern of
Wales
Great Britain
Markan Wi
Lona Lanka
Alamo Poo
Parnell
Metals Market Week Review Shows Mixed Signals
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports a cautious week in metal markets ending June 20. London demand steadies, July deliveries hold. August lead trades at 7500 to 745, duty paid, with limited uptake in New York. Zinc shows improving prices as London liquidity recovers, Joplin mine output cuts pressuring supply. Copper stays with large producers mostly unchanged as export remains around 40 percent of domestic output against prewar levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Engineering and Mining Journal
London
St. Louis
Sprain
New York
Joplin
Wall St
John Farson
Wall Street
Berlin
State of Bremen
Hamburg
Cologne
Mining Near Medimont Offers Promising Ore Showings
A. D. Burrow, returning from winter development on four claims southeast of Medimont, reports a tunnel hundreds of feet long and a 30 foot shaft on the North Star vein. The surface vein is about 60 feet wide with iron carbonate ore carrying silver and possibly lead, plus gold and lead in carbonate samples. Burrow says the winter work yielded promising samples and strong encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Burrow
Medimont
North Star
Burrow
Prospect shows rich ore near Lane and Beauty Bay
Timothy McCarthy opened a promising galena shoot about three miles north of Lane. Reports say Gray Wolf property on Beauty Bay at Coeur d'Alene Lake has surface lead and silver. a crosscut under contract should hit ore in about 300 feet. New road from Harrison contracted by John H Nordquist, and related property companies are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrow
Timothy McCarthy
Galena
Lane
Beauty Bay
Coeur d'Alene Lake
Harrison
John H. Nordquist
Butte Man Takes Option on Blue Star Mining Stock
T S Welch of Butte confirms he has taken an option on the outstanding stock of the Blue Star Mining and Milling company and plans development starting in August. The property lies above Pine Creek near the railroad, with a 500 foot shaft and vein exposure at 200 feet. Crosscuts and drifts show ore, and Welch notes possible shaft extension, electric power needs, and new equipment as eastern financiers back the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
T. S. Welch
Blue Star Mining & Milling Company
Pine Creek
Welch
Black Bear Option Surrender Shifts Mine Plans
The Coeur d'Alene Syndicate surrendered its option on control of the Jack Bear Mines company after missing the June 30 payment. Directors met led by Peter Bernier to start work on the property with a working fund from assessment, while Myr, Bernier and two others begin preliminary Black Bear work and possible ore shipment. The syndicate retains rights to the Flynn group and Black Bear tunnel work continues as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d'Alene
Jack Bear Mines Company
Peter Bernier
Jack Bear Company
Myr
Bernier
Black Bear
Fiyon Group
Flynn
Gold Flotation Plans At Singiser Mine Returns To Operation
Directors of the Gold Flotation Mining company met in Mullan to organize start up on the Singiser mine in Lummi county. The project aims to recover gold and silver using flotation after years of idleness, with Harold Williams Jeff Matlan W Lewis MM Loop Haviln John Brazille among backers. A second note covers St James Mining company annual meeting electing Mrs Heresa James as president and naming Roy Kingsbury Joseph F Whelan Charles Maxon and W S Huston as directors, signaling soon work on Nunvet property may resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Flotation Minlox Company
Mullan
Lomhi
Singtser
Singiser
Finglwer
Coeur d'Alene
Harold Williams
Jef Matlan
W. Lewis
Wallace
MM. G. Loop
Seattle
W. H. Haylin
Philadelphia
John Brazille
Willmington
Delaware
Havlin
St. Ja Een Mining Company
Mra
Heresa James
Spokane
Roy Kingsbury
Interstate
Moretary
Joseph F. Whelan
Charles Maxon
Calton
Wash
W.S. Husston
Cottonwood
Idaho
St. James Company
Nunvet
Stiset
Axel Swan Secures Bond and Lease for Old Bell Property
Axel Swan has taken a lease and bond on the Bell claims near Gem, owned by the Finch and Campbell estates. Swan, formerly of Hurke and now in Spokane, began work July 1, with initial surface work followed by underground exploration aimed at locating an ore shoot. The Bell, discovered 1888 by Spring er and Florence McCarthy, attracted attention for lead-silver outcrops before Finch & Campbell took over and formed the Bell Mining Co operating near the Gem mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Swan
Hake & Producer
Bell Guleh
Gem
Finch and Campbell Estates
Hurke
Spokane
Swan
Union
Sherman
William Springer
Florence McCarthy
Finch & Campbell
Bell Mining Company
Lookout Mountain Finds Copper and Silver Vein
Reports from Lookout Mountain on Mine creek indicate native copper and wire silver in drift returned about sixty feet from the face of the main tunnel crosscut. A copper silver ore showing found in the main workings led to a rich ledge with walls. samples include native copper and wire silver. The company plans to push development and will likely run a double shift soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookout Mountain
Mine Creek
Wardner-Kollogg Ne
Bonus At Big Creek Lures Workers With 60 Cent Daily Bonus
Big Creek Mining Company increases pay to 60 cents per day to keep workers for thirty days. G Scott Anderson, company manager, says the incentive will extend as long as employees remain on the job, aiming to stabilize staffing and resume milling operations. Local reports indicate improvements already attracting suitable crews and expected full force to permit operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xtra
Big Creek Miningompany
Tig Creek
G. Scott Anderson
Manker
Miderson
Boxing Contests Delight Fourth of July Crowd
American Legion staged boxing events at the Rand Theater on the Fourth of July. Deane of Coeur d Alene lost to Ketchel of Lewiston in the one round. Hutsell defeated Goggin in four rounds. Tolls and Rizzonnelli fought to a draw in four rounds. Proceeds support Legion revenue and promote clean sport under state supervision with a 10 percent state share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihan Legion
Rand
Deane
Coeur -Alene
Ketehel
Lewiston
Ad Vax
Hutsell
Goggin
Huttelli
Tolls
Rizzonnelli
American Legion
Santa Rita Mine Draws Interest From Stevens County
John Erickson foreman of the Santa Rita Mining Company in Stevens County Washington returns after the Fourth to report two shifts driving a crosscut to expose ore. The work aims to feed a 100 ton mill within about three months, ensuring steady operation. Local investors include C F C Merriam R S Merriam C W Lewis, with North Dakota stockholders also involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lawyer boasted of plea in silent courtroom
A quip from the Boston Transcript captions a boastful lawyer claiming his plea left no eye dry in the courtroom, while Kockley notes the opponent’s client had little chance. The exchange paints a sharp courtroom spar with a hint of irony and public bravado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kockley
Boston Transcript
Typical American Senator Harding Candidate Portrait
A Pittsburgh Labor World article extols Senator Warren G Harding as a true and typical American. It praises his humble start, merit, self reliance, fidelity to progressive principles, care for workers, and dedication to uplift movements. It argues the rank and file will elect him for noble character and patriotic enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Warren G. Harding
Senator Harding
Eivens
The Modern Shylock in Helium Bonds Debate
An article criticizes New York financiers who issued a fifty million dollar Helium loan at 7 percent interest plus commissions. It compares the deal to Shakespearean Shylock, noting bonds priced at 97 with redemption at 118 for 100, yielding over 24 percent in the first two million dollars in 1921, and questions the moral judgment of such high profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise Statesman
New York
Hays
Megneines
Shylock
Delinquent stock notice and primary election listings
Delinquency notice for unpaid assessment due July 30 1920 to Soren Simonson secretary of the corporation with sale set for August 30 1920 at 7 00 p m at 222 Sherman Ave Coeur d Alene Idaho followed by a detailed notice of a Idaho Shoshone County primary election to be held August 8 1920 with candidates from Republican and Democratic parties listed by precinct including state senate representatives and county officers and a long list of nominees and precinct committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soren Simonson
Coeur d'Alene
Ida
Sherman Ave
Idaho
Cowar d'Alene
Iy Soren
Simonson
Lst
Shoshone
Albert H. Featherstone
Wallace
Capt
M. J. Linck
Kellogg
Donald A. Callahan
R. E Thomas
A. E. Gerimonte
Burke
D. R. Harlan
Wardner
Mark A. McKenna
Gem
Fremont S. Rowe
Dennis O'Leary
Interstate
E. W. Miller
Kellose
Harvey Morrell
T. R. Mason
Daniel E. Keys
Mullan
C. H. Strope
Andrew Anderson
Sheriff
William J. Bailey
Jesse Freeman
William Squance
Charles J. Bloom
Charles Lafavre
Eugene Sage
John Lucas
J. F. Brown
Chas E. Metzgar
George H. Heller
John E. Sherrard
J. L. Martin Mullan
R. B. Wenger
W. H. Herrick
Claude 8
Degler
Coroner
Chas. R. Mowery
Geo
Lesher
Mary J.barnes
Max G. Richardson
Julius P. Hall
Milton W. Emmett
John L. Mitzgerald
John H. McEyrs
S. S. Gund
Ach
Kingston
C. M. Kelsey
Murray
L. W. Stedman
Delta
Andrew B. Ward
Sunset
Roy H. Kingsbury
Chas. H. Foreman
Mace
John F. Allen
John C. Wood
C. W. Ingram
Harold Williams
H. C. Adams
Chas. E. Horning
J. W. Evans
W. E. Kittrell Osburn
Eugene Thomas Kellogg
C. W. Brown
Stanley A. Easton
Thos. R. Jones
Pine Creek
Theodore Brown
A. C. Morbeck
St. Maries
J. W. McDonald
Avery
A. P. Weber
Arthur J. Dube
Henry J. Steuart
M. P. Curran
William Wheatley
Chas
J. Bloom
Scobee
Thomas Ryan
R. Bysler
John H. Hansen
Ed. E. Thomas
Patrick Brady
E. ¥. Gentry
H. J. Hull
John H. Nordquist
Osburn
F. N. Shreve
A. P. Hutton
C. L. Hollar
H. Peterson
Smelter
John Melise
Joe Trainer
M. Kelsey
Enaville
J. H. Cartwright
Wyllys L. Lucas
M. J. Finnegan
J. A. Glowe
A. P. McRae
C. D. Miller
J. H. Burns
M. P. Dalton
John H. Foss
Arthur J. Harwood
H. W. Ingalls
D. E Wickward
Harry M. Burris
Donald Callahan
Ira Clary
Jy E. Hanley
M. P. ¥. Kiebert
Thomas McCabe
P. O. Swanson
Eugene Thomas
H. C. Barnhart
W. H. Clagett
Fred E. Ellis
J. W. Gwin
M. J. Kelly
Bill Mullan
H. M. Walker
Joe Aleksic
A. J. Boright
M. J. Gill
John Hopkins
Pete Johnson
Gus Lambert
N. Lindblad
Ronala McAdam
J. McGann
Patrick Moran
James Morton
Jas
J. Murphy
Axel G. Oscarson
Patrick Osmond
Jos
Revell
C. E. Snead
Wm. Leonard
Abe Hutton
R. J. McLeod
Wm. Coumerith
C. L. Herrick
Mike Murray
PF. W. Rolfs
Cooney
Ruth V.edwards
John C. Glade
John R. McDonald
Harry W. Marsh
E. Meyer
R. E. Seysler
J. W. Tabor
P. V. Whelan
Jack Bever
J.C. Farris
D. C. Hally
F. Heitfeld
Th. W. Heyer
O. M
J. Pannebaker
Tester S. Harrison
R. BE. Lee
P. J. Lynch
John Ponzetti
F. B. Reinking
John B. Steffes
John Biotti
al Coneybeare
M. T. Hicks
Hatty Kruegel
J. C. McDonald
John Vergobbl
Harry A. Rogers
Shoshone County
Primary election slate to be listed in official notice
An official notice will publish the list of candidates for the August 3 primary. It includes county office contenders delegates to the county convention and precinct committeemen. Delegates will vote to select six for the state convention in Pocatello. County officers and committee members are decided in the primary. The new system appears cumbersome and unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Notice of Assessment at Eagle Mountain Mining Co
Dede Ollice of Eagle Mountain Mining Co Limited Wallace Idaho announces a 1 mill share assessment levied by the board on May 26 1920 for unpaid capital stock due July 1 1920 to W H Herrick secretary Wallace Idaho. Delinquent shares advertised for sale July 26 1920 at 7 30 p m at the company office to cover the assessment and advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Idaho
W. H. Herrick
Ecretary
Eagle Mountain Mining Company, Limited
Wallace, Idaho
Notice of Postponement by Eagle Mountain Mining Co
Notice from the Eagle Mountain Mining Company Limited that payment deadline extended from July 1 1920 to August 2 1920 and delinquent stock sale postponed from July 26 1920 to August 25 1920 at the usual hour and place. Secretary, Wallace Idaho. SNy8 29 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Mountain Mining Company, Limited
W. H. Herrick
Wallace
Idaho
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Metal Markets
BLUE
St James
Big Creek
Santa Rita
C. E. Mallette & Company
Jamieson Block
Spokane, Washington
Paral Mining Com Corporation
Sherman Avenue
Royal Mining Company
Spodane
Manus
Zeigler Black Howard
Riverside F.C
Conklin
A Chapman
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