Wallace Miner Newspaper Masthead and Pricing
The Wallace Miner is published weekly on Thursdays by Wallace Printing Company located at the Elks Temple Building, 06 Bank Street, Wallace Idaho. Editor A J Dunn advertises subscription pricing at 3.60 per annum domestically and 3.00 for foreign Canada and all Postal Union countries.
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Wallace Printing Company
Elks Temple Building
Bank Street
Wallace, Idaho
Canada
Postal Union
Borah Opposed Bonus Sparks Legion Talk in Manley
Thursday July 1 Borah addresses American Legion post in Manley. He opposes the proposed World War I adjusted compensation or cash bonus, citing economic burden and tax impact. He defends principle, urges unity among veterans, and calls for a righteous, candid stand while forecasting a future demand for a clear position.
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Henator
American Legion
Manley Taat
Owsley
Theome
Borah
Ida Yo
Senate
Himu
Horvath
Conras
Aletham
Turley
Law Enforcement Warned Over Prohibition Cooperation
The New York legislature re enacted a law requiring state peace officers to cooperate with federal authorities in enforcing prohibition. Governor Smith promptly signed the measure, raising concerns about law enforcement roles and potential dangers ahead.
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New York
Smith
Prohibition Law Question Deepens State and Local Power
A critique argues that nullifying a single prohibition statute could set a precedent to invalidate other laws. The piece cites President Harding on enforcing laws in wartime and urges careful handling of state and local enforcement to avoid a breakdown of law. It stresses the danger of selective law nullification affecting governance.
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New York
Harding
Division of Industrial Cooperation Aims For Peace
The division seeks to enlighten the public on mining industry conditions and industrial relations. It will investigate methods that have achieved industrial peace in some areas, gather information, publish findings widely, and leave specific adjustments to the parties involved. It does not make recommendations.
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Division of Industrial Cooperation
Promote Mental Health Alongside Physical School Health
A historical note urges thorough cleaning and renovation of school buildings for the new year while stressing equal attention to pupils mental welfare. It warns that regular overhauls of textbooks and teachers are essential, advocating vigilance against radical tendencies among graduates entering teaching.
Industrial Cooperation Solution of Labor Disputes
Article outlines the American Mining Congress division of industrial cooperation. It states the goal is to reduce friction between employers and employees via better relations, equitable compensation, and closer management-employee contact. It argues paternalism harms progress and peace comes from confidence and interdependence. The piece advocates reciprocal relations as essential for mining’s future stability and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mining Congress
Congress
W. Weism
Coal demand Spurs warning from US coal chief
John Hays Hammond, chairman of the United States coal commission, warns anthracite miners the public will not tolerate a suspension of mining this year. He says the people want coal at a reasonable price and government power can curb both miners and operators if supply is blocked.
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John Hays Hammond
United States Coal Commission
Moffat Tunnel Decision Clears Path for Construction
Supreme Court ruling dismisses writ of error and upholds Colorado’s Moffat tunnel improvement district law. Commission plans bond sale of 6 720 000 and bids for tunnel construction. Bore 6.04 miles long, the longest railway tunnel in the United States, linking Denver and Salt Lake City and serving rail vehicular telephonic and power lines. Construction to take about three years and reduce distance by 173 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Colorado
Moffat Tunnel
Moffat
Continental Divide
United States
Colorado
Boulder Creek
Middle Park
Denver
Salt Lake City
Moffat Tunnel Commission
Nabob Silver-Lead Mining takes over Nabob property
The Nabob Consolidated Mining company is succeeded by the Nabob Silver Lead Mining company as a step to productive operation. It plans to finance by stock, has sold a zinc unit to the mill, and expects to exploit a large ore tonnage of lead and zinc in the Pine creek mine with a Spokane based board headed by C. H. Fisher and J. Lippert.
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Nabob Consolidated Minings Company
Nabob Silver-Lead Mining Company
Nabob
Copany
C. H. Fisher
J. Lippert
J. EB. Codd
EA. McCarty
W. D. Goodrich
Spokane
Pine Creek
Gold Crag prospect shows copper and gold veins near Cedar creek
Reuben Puller of Spokane, longtime Wallace resident, and his brothers own the Gold Crag property at Cedar creek head in Montana, extending into Idaho. Two men are employed on site, with plans this summer to crosscut from a tunnel 200 feet below for about 700 feet depth, and to develop a group of claims two miles east on Wisdom mulch tributary of the St Joe.
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Reuben Puller
Spokane
Wallace
Puller
Cedar Creek
Montana
Idaho
Fuller
Gold Crag
Wisdom Mulch
St. Joe
Wallace 15 The Mecca for Coast Fire Chiefs
Wallace prepares to host the Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs convention with large expected attendance from multiple states. Herman J Hoxsi reports funds will be raised promptly for entertainment including badges and bands. Join C Boyd leads arrangements for lodging, transportation, and hospitality, with hotels exhausted and private homes to be enlisted.
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Wallace
Mecca
Board of Trade
Herman J. Hoxsi
Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs
Spokane
Pasadena
Cal
C. Boyd
Association
Mudies
Sidney Lead and Zinc Strike Reported at Sidney Claim
Pine Creek reports a four foot ore vein at the Sidney with three feet of high grade zinc and nearly one foot of galena. The strike by mining engineer W. W. Calloway comes from a crosscut 700 feet below a previous surface showing. Calloway holds a majority of Sidney stock under option at 25 cents a share, with about two years left on the option.
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Calloway
Pine Creek
Sidney
W. Calloway
Callaway
Sidney Stock
Auction of Ambergris and Portland Hotel Estate Stock
By order of the probate court executors of the estate of the late E R Day announce public sale of 291 714 Ambergris Mines company shares and 400 Portland Hotel company shares at private sale to the highest bidder for cash. Sale at 10 o'clock Saturday July 4 with right to reject bids. Ambergris mine north of Hercules with ore reported but no definite information. Portland Hotel stock valued at 200 per share per settlement with widow.
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Propate Court
E.R. Day
Ambergris Mines Company
Portland Hotel Company
Ambergris
Hercules
Spokane
Portland
Torino Drift Nears Ore as Tunnels Align
Joseph Piela, president of Torino Mining, says contractors extending the lower tunnel near the upper tunnel are close to a water showing, with indications favorable to ore. The lower tunnel lies 420 feet below the upper, and the vein being followed is strong and well mineralized. The company owns 15 claims on the river's south side, less than a mile from Morning mill.
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Joseph Piela
Torino Mining Company
West Hunter Company Crosscut Near Vein
The annual meeting of the West Hunter Mining Company will be held in this city on July 25. Plans will be considered to extend development at the property north of Mullan along Mill Creek. A new lease with the American-Commander tunnel boosts value, with ore showing in the crosscut.
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West Hunter Mining Company
Mill Creek
Mullan
Mim Creek
Independence
West Hunter Company
7 B
Cosgrove
West Hunters
Schmid & Co
Broadway
New York City
Ises
Copper King to Prove Ore Body with Diamond Drilling
Harry W. Ingalls of Mullan reports Copper King Mining plans to prove the ore body extent by diamond drilling from the lower tunnel. Three drill holes over 500 feet will crosscut the vein between Nos. 1 and 2 tunnels. The company expects to equip the property for mining if results warrant. An assessment of 5 mills payable July 25 funds the work.
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Harry W. Ingalls
Mullan, Tary
Copper Kin Mining & Smelting Company
Copper King
St Regis
Revett
No. 1
Diamond Drill Contracting Company
Spokane
Clear Grit plans financing for development work
Dr F C Rood president of Clear Grit Mining and B T Johnston a Walla Walla stockholder returned home after inspecting the property and studying financing plans. They were pleased with recent work in the main drift and expect to raise funds through treasury stock to fund an extensive development program at the Beaver district site midway between Delta and the North Fork.
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F.C. Rood
Clear Grit Mining Company
B.T. Johnston
Walla Walla
Treasury Stock
Beaver District
Delta
North Fork
North Pacific highway surfacing funds approved
From an agricultural department press bulletin a highway project between Cataldo bridge and Green Schoolhouse over about 7 miles receives 39 500 from the forest highway fund. An additional 44 000 for surfacing the Cataldo to Worfe Lodge trestle 15 mile section is approved, plus 20 000 state allotment, totaling 64 000.
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Agricultural Department
Cataldo Bridge
Green Schoolhouse
Forest Highway Fund
Cataldo
Wolfe Lodge
State of
Notice to Creditors in Black Bear Mining estate
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho Elizabeth McDonell executrix of the estate of Dan Charles McDonell Deceased gives notice to creditors and stockholders of Black Bear Mining Company to exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication Referring to a letter from Dowell to creditors and calling a special meeting for directors vote The notice lists Magni Hagan Kane and others as officers and includes unrelated historical notes and dates centered on 1923 1925 publication dates
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Shoshone
Idaho
Dan Charles McDonell
Elizabeth McDonell
Dan Charles Mc
Dowell
RE. Wenixer
Black Bear Mining Company
Pubview
C. A. Hagan
Mag
Nuremberg
Bavaria
John Cow
L. Fitzgerald
Exect
Sportrix
Gyde-Taylor Kane Paper
Wallace
Black Bear Mi
Sien
Dan Charles McDowell
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Princ
France
Korea
E. R. Day
Torino
Erican
India
Copper King Company
Canyon Road
Black Bear
Moon
Earth
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