Wallace Urged to Advertise Mining to Tourists
The Wallace board of trade should provide condensed information on the Coeur d Alene mining district to travelers stopping overnight. Tourists spend money locally. the Yellowstone trail draws cars, with an estimated 7 to 10 dollars left per car. A mineral exhibit near the campsite remains underutilized, and proactive advertising could boost business and investment in mining.
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Wallace
United States
Misouri
St. Wallace
Walace
Wallace Board of Trade
Coeur d'Alene
Board of Trade
Lbrary
Interstate-Callahan Policy of Expansion
Formal notice of John A. Percival death at 6 July near Bridgeport Conn. H T McMeekin secretary states at July 20 letter to stockholders. John Borg elected president and Charles H Borg director. Gust Carlson joins executive committee. policy continues expansion and development of Chicago Boston mine with lead-silver ore promising large additions to Coeur d Alene district.
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John A. Percival
Consolidated Interstate-Callahan Mining Company
H.T. McMeekin
Percival
Bridgeport
Conn
John Borg
New York
Charles H. Borg
Gust Carlson
Duluth
Chicago- Boston
Kill Buck
Interstate-Callahan
Nipsic
Strike at Lead Crystals mine on Eagle Creek unfolds
John E. Steen, president of Lead Crystals Mining Co., arrived in Wallace and discussed a possible strike at the Eagle Creek property seven miles from Union. He reported ore in the lower drift and a promising upper tunnel shoot stretching 80 to 90 feet with 200 feet of ore exposure, hoping more depth will widen the shoot. If confirmed, a commercial yield may follow as Steen plans to inspect the site today.
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Eagle Creek
John E. Steen
Lead Crystals Mining Company
Wallace
Steen
Union
Dunn Seeks Idaho Supreme Court Seat in Republican Nominating Race
Judge Robert N. Dunn of Coeur d Ate Ne, eighth judicial district, announces candidacy for justice of the Idaho Supreme Court to succeed William M. Morgan. He cites 30 years in Idaho, 11 as district judge, and says he will accept the convention’s decision. Dunn was long a Shoshone county resident and won county GOP endorsement last spring.
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of Idaho
Robert N. Dunn
Coeur d'Atene
Eighth Judicial District
Iis
Justice of the Supreme Court
Morgan
Dunn
Office of Justice of the Supreme Court
William M. Morgan
Idaho
Shoshone
Kotenai
District Court
Shoshone County
Judgment Settled in Milwaukee Railway Case
A check for 80997.23 paid by the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway to the district court clerk settles a long dispute over a 1916 collision near Ewan Washington. William Kinzell, injured employee, had sued under the federal Employers Liability Act. The Idaho and U.S. Supreme Courts ruled the case through 1919 and 1920, ending with Milwaukee paying judgment and costs on July 27.
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District Court
F County
Harry A. Rogers
Chicago, Milwaukee
Coeurs d'Alene
Shoshone County
Kingell
Milwaukee
Supreme Court of
State of
State Supreme Court
Kinzell
Supreme Court of Idaho
Supreme Court of the United States
James A. Wayne
United States Supreme Court
Railroad
Platinum Mining Outlook in Alaska
Alaska continues mining platinum and related metals with significant reserves. During wartime the state supplied antimony, chromite and tungsten, while quicksilver has long been mined in the Kuskokwim region. Molybdenite, bismuth, and nickel deposits are noted. registration ends July 31 for primary.
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Alaska
Kuskokwim
Jack Waite Mining Manager Discusses Ore Shipment
Chris Grimsmoe, manager of the Jack Waite Mining Co., visited a physician to treat illness and explained a newly completed wagon road to the mine. He said one motor truck hauls three tons to the railroad at Pritehard with two round trips daily, a second truck to come, and the mine to railroad distance is about thirteen miles at roughly seven dollars per ton. The ore shipments averaged above percent read with low silver content compared to the south side ores.
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Chris Grimsmoe
Jack Waite Mining Company
Jack Waite
Grimamoe Xuld Nut
Inbus
U. S
Priteha
Indus
Pritehard
Lead Outlook Brightens with Zinc Demand Rise
The article notes improved labor in district mines and a better outlook due to rising zinc demand. High mining costs hinder new mine development, but ongoing production remains steady. domestic consumption and rail and coal troubles influence markets. Zinc uses expand amid educational efforts to boost demand. Alaska Juneau lode mining faces cost-driven curtailment.
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Engineering and Mining Journal
Journal
St. Louis
Joplin
Okd Chioma
United States
Silversmith Ore Body Shown Big In Coeur d'Alene District
J M Harris a Silversmith director reports a remarkable lead-silver ore body at the Silversmith mine near Sandon with ore bodies expanding as development continues. Reports state the vein runs 4500 feet with ore at Nos 5 to 10 levels, a shaft in ore, and a 100 ton mill powered by water.
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Coeur d'Alene
Sandon
H.C
J. M. Harris
Landon
Wallace
Coeur d'Alenes
Harris
Silversmith
Sondon
Elmendorf
Liversmith Company
Slocan Star
Omaha Plant Fire Loss Spurs Quick Reconstruction
Omaha manager T Olson returned from Spokane after discussing the loss of the compressor plant by fire. A new building will rise as lumber arrives and destroyed equipment will be replaced. The fire struck during a two week old storm, totaling about 5000 dollars. The Omaha near Mace is owned by August Paulsen.
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T. Olson
Omaha
Spokane
August Paulsen
Olson
The
Mace
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