Ore Shoot Developments at Chicago-Boston Mine
Ore display shows 18 inches of clean ore on the foot wall and 6 inches on the hanging wall in the intermediate drift east of the 200 level. The rake is clearly to the east with a 3 feet milling ore band, guiding plans to crosscut from the raise and extend the east drift toward the ore shoot while suspending the drift. Annual meetings elect C W Newton D A Callahan A H Fox and H C McAllister as directors with Callahan as president and Mrs Helen A McAllister as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Newton
Chicago-Boston
Chicago-Boston Mining Company
Interstate
D. A. Callahan
A. H. Fox
H. C. McAllister
Wallace
John Borg
New York
Helen A. McAllister
Kill Buck
Chicago
Majestic Mining property inspected by Yakima stockholders
Yakima investors Hale Louis Goodman and C E Finberg visited the Majestic Mining property last Thursday. They inspected the lower tunnel from Humsvoldt gulch, started near the east end of the Majestic group. The tunnel, advanced about 100 feet, shows a three foot vein. James Dunne, Burke, president of the company, and his sons, operate the mine which holds 13 patented claims and promising carbonate ore near a shaft on the Nill showing potential ore depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Hale
Louis Goodman
C. E. Finberg
Majestic Mining Company
Humsvoldt Gulch
Majestic Group
James Dunne
Burke
Majestic Company
Nill
Sidney Ore Shipments Net Return 20 Per Ton
L W Gay of Kellogg, original locator of the Sidney mine on Pine creek, visits Sidney and discusses the rich ore showing. First shipment to Bunker Hill smelter netted just over 30 per ton, with 50 tons valued at about 1500. Tunnels 1 and 2 show solid ore and high grade mill feed as development continues to define the ore shoot and its connection to the original Sidney vein.
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L. W. Gay
Kellogg
Sidney
Pine Creek
Gay
Wallace
Bunker Hill
Pill
No. 1
Denver Gulch
Sidneys
Tenderfoot climber atop Mount Rainier expedition tale
A New York and Hackensack scout leader, his wife, and two children joined Callahan Mine host C. W. Newton at the Callahan mine in Rainier district for a 4 month vacation. The 15 year old Donald joined the Mount Rainier ascent guided by Hans Fuhrer, starting July 20 from Camp Muir, enduring ice, snow, and perilous ledges. After a grueling climb of 14 hours to the summit at 14,408 feet, the party endured gale winds and near freezing, reaching the peak in a dramatic push with safety rope and strong will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn Borg
New York
Hackensack
N. J
Callahan Minc-Lead Company
Borg
C. W. Newton
Callahan
North Fork
Rainier National Park
Mount Rainier
Mount Whitney
California
United States
Mr. Borg
Seattle
Wash
Mount Rainier National Park
Park
Paradise Inn
Laradise Valley
Donald
Hans Fuhrer
Rainier National Park Company
Mt. Rainier
Donalds
Cloudland
Tenderfoot
Camp Muir
Gibraltar Rock
Camp Misery
Gibraltar
Camp Comfort
Ummit
Bether
Bergen County
New Jersey
Hane
Mans
Ife
Vein Widening and Water Flow Increase at Columbus Mine
Victor Carlon, foreman of Columbus Mining, reports a widening vein and a larger water flow in the Eagle tunnel. The drift follows the hanging wall with no foot visible. A crosscut toward the foot wall may reveal better ore. Surface work continues to speed development. a powder magazine is under construction and the compressor foundation near completion. The compressor is en route and due in about two weeks.
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Victor Carlaon
Columbus Mining Company
Eagle Creek
Eagle Tunnel
Sunshine Mining Mill Nears Completion in Big Creek
The Sunshine Mining Company advances a mill at its Big Creek area, joining the adjacent Yankee Bay property. Capacity 60 to 100 tons daily, with ore from dumps and old stopes. multiple tunnels link to No 6, enabling ore output from all levels. Leasers employ 45 men with recent shipments yielding 200 ounces in silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek
Big Creek Mining Company
Sunshine Mining Company
Sunshine Company
Yankee Bay
Dennis
True Blake
No. 5
Hecla to hold special stockholders meeting in Spokane
Hecla Mining to convene in Spokane on August 18 for a special meeting of stockholders. Topics include ratifying settlement of litigation with Federal and Marsh firms, $750,000 payment, Tiger Poor Man property purchase, and joining Bunker Hill & Sullivan in Star mine operations. Opposition anticipated from Day Smith faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecla Miningompany
Spokane
Apex
Federal
Marsh
Heela Company
Ster
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Predris, Je
Hecla
Searls
East
Wex
L. BE. Hanley
Cretary
Hecla Mining Company
Empire State Building
City of Spokane
County of Spokane
State of Washington
Board of Trustees
Settement
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Tiger-Poorman
Russell
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Majestic
Engineering and Mining Journal
Rainier
Hans
Columbus
Polaris
Sunshine Ground