Western division formed to boost Idaho mining efforts
At a Denver conference, the American Mining congress adopted a plan to create a western division to unite Idaho, Washington, California, Colorado, and other states in promoting mining interests. Idaho would elect a governor for the division, while Washington has already named Sidney Norman. The move aims to strengthen lobbying, coordination, and development across western mines amid pending congressional actions and department rulings.
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Denver
Caledonia
American Mining Congress
Canada
Callahan Zinc
Florence Silver
Heclar
Arizona
Independence
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Marah
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
North
Rex
Pakots
South Dakota
Utah
Wash
Richmondington
Wyoming
North Dakota
Stewart
Utica
Ajax
Alameda
Benton Wrens
Carney
Constitution
Cork Province
Douglas
Board of Governors
Western 6
Galena
Gladstone Mountain
Guelph
Highland
Humming Bird
Alidaho Gold & Ruby Place
American Mi Intermountaining Congress
Ivanhoe Idaho
Jack Waite
Laclede ‘ Congress
McGillivray Creek
Ness
North Bunker Hill
Tay Jefferson
Silversmith
Sherman
Stanley
Tamarack
Weat Hunter
Western U Mining
Tdaho
Regine
Congress
American Ming Congress
Washington
Idaho Mining Association
ROAD CHIEFS MEET IN SAN FRANCISCO ON HIGHWAY STANDARDS
Idaho highway leaders W. J. Hall and D. P. Olson, along with chief Thomas H. McDonald, travel to San Francisco for a western states conference with officials from 11 western states. They seek construction standards suited to western highways, noting rail crossings must not require subway or elevated setups, impractical in the West.
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Idaho
San Franciso
Thomas H. McDonald
Federal
Bajaa of Public Roads
W. J. Hall
D. P Olson
San Francisco
Holse Statesman
Hall
Olson
Arona
McDonald
Colonel Kennan Visits Pony Gulch Mining Group
Colonel Chester T. Kennan, in the city for several days, will inspect the Kennan Mining company claims on Pony Gulch. The group includes the Fay Templeton mine and grounds along the divide to Beaver Creek, part of western veins with lead, silver, and zinc potential. Development plans are contemplated after limited prior exploration of gold resources and tungsten deposits. A. R. Ward manages the property, with Kennan also active in eastern Oregon and British Columbia.
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F. C. Bailey
Spokane
Northwest Mining Association
Silver Crescent
Moon Creek
Silver Crescent Mining Company
G. B. Dennis
F.C. Bailey
J. Elmer West
G. W. Rumberger
J. Bailey
N. C. Sheridan
Wallace
Oscar Cain
Bailey
Placer Creek
Vienna International
Pony Gulch
Chester T. Kennan
Kennan Mining Company
Fay Templeton
Fay
Pony and
Beaver Creek
Kennan Company
Colonel Kennan
A. TR. Ward
Colonel Kennans
Oregon
British Columbia
Navel Orange Industry Emerges From One Orange Split
California produces 8.6 million boxes of navel oranges annually, a vast industry grown from a single air-wadded navel orange from Brazil 51 years ago. The original tree still stands in a Washington DC greenhouse at the Department of Agriculture.
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California
Green House
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Mrs Marie W Clary for County Superintendent
Marie W Clary announced her candidacy for county superintendent after July 1 filing closed with no Republican opponent. A Wallace public schools English teacher for five years she holds Idaho and Washington life certificates and served on Adams County board of education in Washington, giving her relevant official experience.
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Marie W. Clary
Clary
Wallace
Idaho
Washington
Board of Education
Adams County
Lookout Mountain mining venture shows promising ore claims
Cecil Murphy, a large Lookout Mountain Mining Co. stockholder, inspected Pine Creek property and praised progress. The shaft reached 75 feet with a clean cut into a vein revealing galena. a crosscut toward the tunnel level aims to find more ore. Murphy, raised in Coeur d Alene, said the outlook is favorable.
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Cecil Murphy
Lookout Mountain Mining Company
Pine Creek
Murphy
Coeur d'Alene
Lookout Mountain
Galena Mining Company reports gains in ore shoot and drift
Galena Mining Company reports the No. 6 tunnel ore shoot now 220 feet long with the east drift showing better ore grade. A four foot sample assay returns 17 percent lead and 11 ounces of silver. The plan is to drift east beyond the 400 short level and place a false to gauge ore above the tunnel level, implying an extension of 100 feet or more.
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Galena Mining Company
No. 6
Wallace Board of Trade to Hold Nominal Election Soon
Wallace Board of Trade moves toward its annual officer election at the August meeting with a nominating committee appointed. President Callahan announces a banquet and program for the last August meeting. vandals mar the Mullan monument. Coeur d Alene club plans protection. A misprinted Yellowstone trail list omits Wallace Kellogg Coeur dAlene. North Fork road closure hurts Wallace trade. 1000 men on camps at Haight to Beaver. taxes paid about 1000. Missoula chamber seeks sign in Wallace tourist camp to promote Missoula facilities.
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Wallace Board of Trade
Callahan
M. J. Flohr
Thos
H. Owens
F. P. Kewer
KR. T. Strachan
L. C. Wilson
Theodore Wellman
Mullan Monument
Mullan Summit
Fourth of July Canyon
Coeur d'Alene
Yellowstone Trail
Wallace
Mullan
Kellogg
North Fork Road
O. F. Austin
Enaville
North Fork
Carter
Beaver Creek
Missoula
Railroad executives to address board meeting date announced
In exchange for a courtesy an offer was made to extend the same privilege to Wallace in the Missoula camp. The proposition was accepted. President Callahan said Chas H Rogers of Chicago, chief of the western railroad executives, expected to address the board yesterday but could not reach here and will appear later on a date to be announced.
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Vents
Wallace
Missoula
Callahan
Chas, H. Rogers
Chicago
Western Railroad
Ajax Mining Progress Report On Crosscut Tunnel
Ajax Mining manager A. C. Wixby announced in the city that two shifts are at work on the crosscut tunnel. The Hoar mechanical shovel is performing well, and the tunnel has advanced about 1500 to 1600 feet. The portal lies near Burke and the tunnel will traverse Moonlight ground to reach the Ajax vein, with an estimated length around 5000 feet.
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A. C. Wixby
Ajax Mining Company
Burke
Ajax
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Brooks
Market Lake
Underwood & Underwood Picture Company
Samuels Hotel
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Sigo Myers
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Silver King
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Mr. Myers
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Idaho County
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William Stansfield
Warrens
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Washington Water Power Company
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Worstell Company
Saxton
Shoshone County
County Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Marie W. Claiy
Northern Pacific Railway Company
United States Railroad Labor Board
Northern Pacific Railway
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