Wallace Sees Rise in Tourist Camp Use and Need for Expansion
F E Stone leads efforts at Wallace Shoshone County to manage a growing tourist camp with a new permanent register and a designated supervisor. Early data show 1062 visitors over six nights, highlighting the need for larger grounds, year round supervision, and a paid camp manager to improve services and information for travelers along the Yellowstone trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
F. E. Stone
Shoshone County Good Roads Association
Yellowstone Trail Association
Wallace
Tia
Mullan
Kellorg
Shoshone
FL E .Stone
Good Roads Fiasociation
Mr. Stone
Stone
Conference with Operators on Moscow Station Lead Zinc Work
Representatives from the School of Mines and the US Bureau of Mines visited Moscow to discuss experimental ore separation and recovery for Coeur d'Alene ores. Delegates included Francia A Thomson and R B Elder with A W Fahrenwald and Thompson Varley. A large local mining group attended. consensus urged continuation of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Mines
Federal Bureau
Francia A.thomson
Idaho School of Mines
R. B. Elder
Apsnstant
A. W. Fahrenwald
United States Bureau of Mines
Mosin
Thomon Varley
Salt Lake
United States Bureau of Maines
Moscow
Coeur d'Alene
Focal Mining
Theln
Bullion Mining develops copper ore face at Bullion property
James H. Taylor, manager of the Bullion Mining Company, reports progress at the Bullion property. A station about 80 feet back from the east drift face is being cut as preparation for a raise to access ore and provide ventilation and escape routes. The plan aims to test ore shoots and extend reach, with limited summer work beyond starting the raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Taylor
Bullion Mining Company
McCune Visits Wallace in City Last Week
A. W. McCune and A. W. McCune Jr. of Salt Lake City visited Wallace last week. McCune is a noted western mining operator dating to the California mine partnership with the late Scott McDonald on Nine Mile. The British Columbia ventures following that partnership were highly successful and enriched McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCune
Wallace
A. W. McCune
Salt Lake City
Mr. McCune
Scott McDonald
California
Nine Mile
British Columbia
McDonald
Early-Day Mining Man Jenkins Renews Ties in District
Peancis Jenkins of Moscow arrives in the city to tend mining interests and rekindle early Wardner connections. Former superintendent of Bunkers & Sullivan, he was a leading figure in the camp boom, long active in county and state politics, and a former university bursar now tied to the Moscow institution. He holds a half stake in the Dobson Jim claim and owns the Trail Creek gold property. Accompanied by Mrs. Jenkins and his daughter Mee Hulme, they will spend time at Rose Lake with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peancis Jenkins
Moscow
Wardner
Jenkins
Bunkers & Sullivan
Republican County Central Committee
The
State University At
Mr. Jenkins
Dobson Gulch
Trail Creek
Rose Lake
Plans for Silver Range import development work
W Crews of Spokane president of Silver Range Mining meets with E M Burt to discuss plans for developing the property. The claims lie east and adjacent to the Chicago Boston vein with surface work indicating extension of the vein. Burt expects to begin work in a few weeks after ongoing activity on the Mountainview property reveals lead silver in a prospect tunnel. A crosscut from an old tunnel is 75 feet below and expected to reach thin ore, paving the way for a new tunnel to explore the vein at greater depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Crews
Spokane
Silver Range Mining Company
E. M. Burt
Burt
McCormick
Mountainview
Silver Range
Terrible Edith Mine Bonded for 80000 by H A Morse of San Francisco
Terrible Edith mine above Murray is reported bonded for 80000 with a small payment. H A Morse mining engineer of San Francisco has headed its dealings from Murray. Owner is Washington Snyder a North Side pioneer. Ore shipped includes lead with little silver and a high grade shipment may be unmatched in the district. New management may drive a crosscut to reach the vein far below the old workings.
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North Side
H. A. Morse
San Francisco
Murray
Washington Snyder
Snyder
North Side Railway formed to rebuild Prichard creek branch
Patrick Burke organized the North Side Railway company after an agreement with the Wabash line to reconstruct the Prichard creek branch. The corporation files show a $300,000 capital, divided into 300,000 shares of $1 each. Burke holds 9,500 shares, with 250 each owned by Joseph Morton and L. L. Sweet. The 14 mile branch requires rebuilding about nine and a half miles.
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Onw. Tt. &N
Prichard Creek
Patrick Burke
North Side Railway Company
Burke
Joseph Morton
L. L. Sweet
Fitzgerald Wins Judgment Against Peter Bernier for 500
In district court John L. Fitzgerald secured a $500 verdict against Peter Bernier. Bernier claimed Fitzgerald received 2000 shares of Black Bear Mines stock and $50 cash as full payment. Fitzgerald contended these payments covered only secretarial services, not the attorney’s fee. The suit sought $8246 for Bernier’s salary claim and defense in director clashes.
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Peter Bernier
John L. Fitzgerald
Bernier
Fitzgerald
Black Bear Mines Company
Fitegerala
Muckers Record Shovel Contest At Butte Miners’ Field Day
The muckers contest drew entrants from Italy Finland England Scotland Ireland Serbia Bulgaria and the United States. August Maatt won with 1545 pounds moved in 2 minutes 3 seconds, with several close times and a large field of competitors from multiple mines and nations.
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Butte Goeur D'Alene
Butte
August Maatt
Steve Eralovich
Travonia
Philip Werle
Black Rock
Ed Timmons
Italy
Finland
England
Scotland
Ireland
Serbia
Bulgaria
Russia
United States
Anaconda Company
Butte & Superior
North Butte
Elm Orly
East Butte
Davis-Daly
Timber Butte
Tuolumne
Notice to Creditors in Callahan Estate
In the Probate Court of Idaho County Idaho the estate of James F Callahan deceased is administered by executors James F McCarthy and R D Eugene R Day. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within ten months after the first publication at Donald A Callahan attorney Gyde Taylor building Wallace Idaho place of business. Dated July 28 1921 first published July 28 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New State of
Idaho
James ¥. Callahan
James F. Callahan
Donald A. Callahan
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Ishone County
James F. McCarthy
Eugene R. Day
Special Meeting Notice for Flynn Group Mining Stockholders
Notice in Wallace Idaho July 21 1921 announces a special meeting of Flynn Group Mining stockholders to be held August 29 1921 at 10 00 am at Rush J White office Shoshone Building Wallace Idaho. Items include electing a board of directors amending articles to grant powers to sell dispose of property and other business. Secretary JOSEPH F WHELAN. Also notices for Royal Mining Company delinquent stock sale Kill Buck Mining assessment payment and district court suit Zodorozna vs Zodorozna with summons and response deadlines.
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Bank Street
Wallace
County of Shoshone
State of
Idaho
United States
Flynn Group Mining
Flynn Group Mining Company
Rush J. White
Joseph F. Whelan
Royal Mining Company
Wright-Stonestreet Building
Coeur d'Alene
Bessie Peter Olson
Reuben Olson
J Gilford Olson
Ole G Olson
Rupp Oliver Skogen
Iver
Wright-Stone Street
Soren Simonson
Kill Buck Mining Company
Kill Huck Mining Company
Donald A. Callahan
Gyde-Taylor
District Court of
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone
Wadyslawa Zodorozna
Steve Zodorozna
District Court
Rossland
British Columbia
Canada
Paul l
Joe Zodoroxzna
Ald
Harry A. Rogers
L & Brainard
Notice of Forfeiture to Alexander McDonald and Heirs
Notice to Alexander McDonald and heirs that co-owner expended $1400 in labor on multiple Idaho mining claims in 1920 under Section 2824. If within 90 days after publication you do not pay your half share of $700 plus publication costs, your interest in the Axe Handle and other listed claims will be forfeited to the co-owner Antonio Righino of Wallace, Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McDonald
United States
Sun Rise
Lismore
Waterman
Poboque
Kibeworth
Ohio
Brooklyn
Fermoy
White Bird Lo
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Tax Lien Foreclosure Idaho
Notice of sheriff sale issued by Harry A. Rogers as trustee for Shoshone County Idaho. District Court decree of foreclosure dated June 18 1921 orders sale of Lot 6 and Lot 7 Block 12 Murray Idaho along with appurtenances. Sale to satisfy delinquent taxes under tax lien foreclosure proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Rogers
Shoshone
State of Idaho
J. C. Feehan
District Court of
First Judicial District
Shoshone County
A. D
Idaho
Towit
Murray
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John Dolan
Ayase
Agis
New York
Callahan Zinc
Florence
Independence
Rex
United
Ivanhoe Oy
Jack Waite
Laclede
McGillivray Creek
National Copper
Chas Dickens
Dom Paul
Rambler Carthoo OF
Ray Jefferson
Reindeer Queen
Silver Cable
Silversmith
Sherman
Stanley
Tamarack
Washington
Helen A. McAllister
Crazy
Kill Buck Mining
Cert
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Il Blakkan
Lawrence Brubaker
L E Brubaker
F Bergunder
Sam Bergunder
M Fosmark
D C Grove
Godefroy
Chas Ingram
Antonio Righino
Wallace, Idaho
Home Extract Co
Tacoma
North Beach
Clatsop Beach
Tillamoor Beaches
Newport
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Union Pacific
Columbia River Gorge
Rei
H.j.arnett
Wallace, Ida
Wm. McMurray
Portland
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