Oil Sands May Be Mined Despite Gas Obstacle
Albert H. Fay, mining engineer of Thin Oklahoma, surveys the Oil and Gas Journal article on possible mining of oil sands in the United States amid rising petroleum demand. He details porosity estimates, recovery yields, costs, and methods including vacuum, steam, and Frasch-like techniques while noting gas as the major hurdle and proposing predrill venting to extract light gases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Fay
Thin
Oklahoma
Faltowine
Oil and Gas Journal
Wanda
United
Louisians
United States
Romania
Lake Superior
Hendron
Gold Production Figures Page 1919 and 1920 Outlook
The United States Geological Survey reports 1919 world gold production between 345 and 360 million dollars with US output near 58.3 million and Canada 14.7 million. It notes a likely 1920 drop in US production due to scarce placer water, while Canada may rise. Detailed safety regulations for underground haulage in Colorado mines are outlined, covering car design, braking, lighting, track standards, and operator safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Canada
India
Australia
New Zealand
Islands
Rhodesia
West Africa
Russia
Siberia
South America
Geological Survey
United States
Alaska
Colorado
California
Oregon
Montana
Yukon
South Africa
Colorado Bureau of Mines
Commissioner of Mines
Debt of the World Since the War Counts Vast Global Debts
A report in The Americas cites O P Austin stating world national debts total about 265 billion dollars, up from 44 billion at the war’s start. Interest charges exceed 9 billion annually, with per capita debt around 150 dollars and 6 dollars in annual interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Austin
National City Bank
Americas
Aly
Jand Sea
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Chicago-Boston Mining Co
The Chicago-Boston Mining Company of Wallace Idaho announces a regular annual stockholders meeting at its office in the Gyde Taylor building on July 10 1920 at 10 am mountain time to elect a five member board and transact other business. Continuance to August 7 1920 is noted and the meeting reconvenes at the same Wallace Idaho office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago-Boston
Wallace
Idaho
Towit
Walter H. Hanson
Gyde-Taylor
Ensul
L. E. Hanson
Leonard FR. Hanson
Chicago-Boston Mining Company
TREADWELL MINES PROSPECTS UPBEAT DESPITE LOSSES
The Exploration company reports Alaska Treadwell group results for the year. Alaska Treadwell posts 17500 profit from core operations and investments with a large asset surplus. Alaska United shows a deficit of 78900 while Ready Bullion struggles with caving costs. Alaska Mexican floods and loses 21250 with 177900 realizable assets. Directors back a second plan to advance remaining capital into new Alaskan ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Treadwell
F. W. Bradley
Douglas Island
Alaska
Alaska Treadwell
Alaska United
Bradley
Alaska — Mining and Scientific Press
Notice of Assessment by Friend Mining Company
Notice announces a three mills per share assessment on Friend Mining Company stock, due by July 16, 1920, to Treasurer Wm Schielding at 821 Lindelle Building Spokane Washington. Unpaid shares by July 16 will be delinquent and may be sold August 7, 1920 at 2:30 p.m. at Bank Street entrance of the county courthouse Wallace Idaho. Also announces Roanoke Mining Company annual stockholders meeting August 24, 1920 at 7:00 p.m. in Wallace Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice
Friend Mining Company
Lindelle
Spokane
Washington
Wm. Schielding
Bank Street
County Court House
Wallace
Shoshone County
Idaho
WM. Schterding
Lindelle Bulldine
Public notices from Wallace Idaho on stock assessments and wills
The notices report a 10 mill per share assessment by Bullion Mining Company due by August 16 1920 with sale planned September 10 for unpaid stock. A probate notice fixes August 7 1920 as the time to prove the will of Joe Ghirardi with letters testamentary sought by Tony Rizzi and Tony Moretta. An Idaho & Los Angeles Mining & Milling Co notice sets a 2 mill per share assessment due by August 6 1920 with sale September 6 for delinquent stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Joe Ghirardi
Tony Rizzi
Tony Moretta
R. BE. Weniger
Potlatch Branch Office Levies 2 Mills Assessment
Branch office of Silver Mountain Mining Company Potlatch Idaho announces a directors meeting on June 7 1920. An assessment of two mills per share is levied on capital stock payable to secretary W E Horstkotte by July 28 at 950 Pine Street Potlatch Idaho. Unpaid after July 28 will be sold Sunday September 1920 at 7 30 PM at the Potlatch branch office to cover the delinquent assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullion Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
The
Bullion Mining Company, Limited
James H. Taylor
Shoshone
Idaho & Los Aoreles Mining & Milling Co
Wall Idaho
Alfred J. Dunn
Silver Mountain Mining Company, Limited
Potlatch
W. E. Horstkotte
Pine Street
Gust Benson
Burke
Blaine & Emmett Mining Company Directors Meeting Set
The Blaine and Emmett Mining Company Limited will hold a meeting at its Murray Idaho office on Saturday July 31 1920 at 10 00 am to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and transact other legal business. R W Seeman Secretary Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine & Emmett Mining Company, Limited
Murray
Idaho
R. W. Seeman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inimat
Treadwell Mines
Roanoke Mining Company
Roanoke Mining Company, Limited
306
Sixth Street
F. E. Stone
Roanoke Mining Comany, Limited
Bunker Hill Smelter
Kellogg, Idaho
R. R
Bradley, Idaho
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
Producers
Bunker Hill
Frank M. Smith
Paulsen
Spokane, Wash
M. H. Sullivan
Kellogg
Paulsen Building
W. E. Horstrotte
Congregational Church
Tellef C. Peterson
Wallace, Idaho
M. J. Flohr
Jas. F. McCarthy
J. W. Wimer
A. Keating
T. Cashier
H. E. Howes Gee, Steward
W. Wimer _ James F. Me
Aug. Paulsen Alfred Page
M. J. Flohr Carthy
Wallace Stock Exchange
J. W. Tabor’s Book & Stationery Store
Aetnaize Rossi Insurance & Investment CO
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