Visiting engineers tour Coeur d'Alene district hosts
The Associated Engineers of Spokane and Columbia section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers held a two day excursion to the Coeur d'Alene district. They toured Bunker Hill operations, Mullan and Burke sites, and reviewed USGS bulletins. The event concluded with praise from attendees for its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Engineers
Spokane
Columbia
American Institute of Mining & Metallurtical Engineers
Coeur d'Alene
Kelloge
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Bunker Hill
E H. Laws
Hercules Mining Company
United States
K. T. Bourks
Mureau of Mines
Sulletin
Mullan
Burke
Wal- Ywee
Samuels
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Hecla
Wallace
Death of Theodore F. Jameson Pioneer of Wardner and Wallace
Theodore F. Jameson died in San Francisco on July 16 after a long life as a regional pioneer. He helped locate in Wardner after joining the Hanker Hill and Sullivan stampede, moved to Wallace in 1890, and later resided in San Francisco while keeping property at Sixth and Pine. A Kentucky native, he left a wide circle of old friends and business associates.
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Wallace
Theodore F. Jameson
San Francisco
Leona F. Jameson
Hanker Hill & Sullivan
Jameson
South Fork
Wardner
Sixth and
Pine Streets
Williams
Wall
Kentucky
Independence Placer Nearing Production
The Independence Placer Mining company on Moose and Independence creeks plans hydraulic mining next year. Seven claims on each tributary, a dam, flume, and two mile main ditch are under construction with William Fable as president and Hugh Toole's secretary treasurer. stockholders are urged to fund the remaining works through a 5 mill assessment as treasury stock is sold to complete the hydraulic plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Placer Mining Company
Clearwater
Moose City
Kelly Creek
William Fable
Thin City
Hugh Toole
Wallace
Treasury
Success Sells Zinc Output on the 1000 Level Expansion
Continued from page coverage describes zinc output across the main ore shoot on the 700 and 760 levels and a newly discovered shoot near 860. Development on the main shoot proceeds with satisfactory results. Kennedy notes the face of the 860 drift shows the best heat ever seen. With favorable mine conditions and a secured market, Success may soon regain dividend status and restore payrolls.
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Kennedy
Sueceas
Hamen
Canyon Employes Homes In Wallace
The article notes sessions covering the period up to August 4 with plans for an entertainment event that evening. A general committee on arrangements is empowered to arrange entertainment and a nominating committee is named for board offices. The report from the trades and labor council, referred to earlier, was adopted and will appear in another column.
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General Committee On
R. Z. Strachan
EF. McKechnie
W. A. Smith
M. A. Corner
John F. Ferguson
Trades and Labor Counci
H. J. Hull
Weniger Seems Winner Of Black Bear Control
The article reports Weniger appears to win control of the Black Bear venture amid stockholder concerns. President C A Hagan responds with a lengthy letter dated July 19, defending management, discussing the Coeur d Alene Syndicate contract, and urging stockholders to proxy vote in his favor for the next seventeen months. Peter Bernier plans to attend the upcoming meeting, and Mazarin unveils a new goldlike alloy named areum promising jewelry use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan
Peter Bernier
California
Board of Trade backs Banquet in labor dispute report
A special committee of the board of trade concluded the Wallace trades and labor council’s protest over meeting at the Banquet restaurant hinges on the closed shop issue. The panel found the Banquet pays union wages and is fair to its employer, and urged the board to continue noon luncheons there while promoting industrial justice. The report notes no wage or hours disputes at the restaurant and cites refusal to sign the union contract as the core problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Wallace Trades and Labor Council
H. J. Hull
Rush J. White
L. ©. Wilson
Hall
Trades and Labor Council
Ttese
Culinary Workers’ Union
Mines rescue car overhaul announced for permanent service
The mines rescue car bought by the Coeur d'Alene Mine Owners association has been moved to the Great Northern Railway shops at Hillyard for complete overhaul. Engineer K. T. Sparks said the car will be repaired repainted and restored to receive rescue apparatus and enter permanent service.
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Coeur d'Alene
McDonell Estate Executrix Notice to Creditors
Elizabeth McDonell executrix of Dan Charles McDonell deceased seeks creditors to present vouchers within ten days after first publication. Notice names John L. Fitzgerald attorney and Gyde Taylor building Wallace Idaho as business place for estate matters. Publication dated July 12, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘L. Fitzgerald
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Idaho
Dan Charles McDonell
Elizabeth McDonell
Notice to Creditors in McDonell Estate Idaho
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho Elizabeth McDonell executrix of the estate of Dan Charles McDonell deceased publishes notice to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate to present them as required by law with proper vouchers to the burdened estate within the statutory period.
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Shoshone County
United States Geological Survey
Rush J. White
Fred W. Callaway
Francis A. Thomson
Idaho School of Mines
County of Shoshone
State of
Idaho
Dan Charles McDonell
Elizabeth McDonell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Country Club
Mul
Lan and Burke
Theo Jameson
Independence Placer
Canyon
Weniger
Black Bear
Mazarin
Board OF Trade Reply Local Labor Council
van Oil and Gas Company
Shelby-Sunburst
Wallace, Idaho
Parker
Duofold Jr
OWL Drug Store
United States Bureau of Mines
Hercules Mines
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Sparks
Saxton
Cho Worstell
Coeur d
McNeil’s Stock Exchange
Sweets Hotel
Ione Mining Company
Nabob ConsoliDated Mining Company
Nabob Silver-Lead Company
Paulsen
Spokane, Wash
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