Electric Power Dredging In Far North Reveals Yukon Plants
Allen E. Ransom of Westinghouse details early electric dredging schemes on the Yukon and Klondike. Yukon Gold, Canadian Klondike, Bear Creek, and North Western Power built hydro electric plants supplying multiple dredges, with large outputs and long transmission lines. Despite high costs and harsh conditions, these plants operated for years, adding substantial wealth to mining efforts while showcasing Arctic power engineering.
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Chilkoot Pass
Klondike
Service
Allen E. Ransom
Westinghouse Company
Yukon Geld Company
O. & Perry
New York
Dawson
A. C
Westinghouse
Yukon Gold Company
Klondike Comany
Joseph Boyle
Klondyke River
Davon
Arctic Circle
P. Morris Francis
Exeiter
Bear Creek
New York to Nome Flight Aids Geological Survey Work
The War Department promotes an air reconnaissance flight from New York City to Nome Alaska to support the Geological Survey. It would photograph 3 500 square miles north of the 66th parallel between Fort Ham and Circle including the upper Yukon flat. Ground surveys would cost over 10 000 and take three seasons. air photos could cover the area in about ten hours for roughly 1500. The data would be more accurate than yearlong ground methods.
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Geological Survey
New York City
Nome
Alaska
War Department
Ares
Fort Ham
Circle
Yukon Flat
United States Geological Survey
Experiment Station Relocated From Golden to Reno Nevada
The experiment station of the Bureau of Mines moves from Golden Colorado to Reno Nevada. Renamed the Mare and Precious Metals station in cooperation with the University of Nevada which will fund a new building costing no less than 30000 dollars. Dor sey A. Lyon supervised the location assessing western conditions and the move. The Nevada station aims to tackle regional problems with results applicable beyond the state.
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Golden Colorado
Reno
Nevada
Burreau of Mines
Golden, Col
Nev
Mare and Precious Metals
University of Nevada
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Dorsey A. Lyon
Lyon
West
Golden
Automobile Rail Transport Used in Mining Regions
The Engineering and Mining Journal notes rail mounted autos serving 1 to 5 passengers for short trips where roads are poor. Amador Central California and Algoma Eastern Canada use such cars, easing mine-to-line transfers. US Geological Survey reports 1919 asphalt output 600000 short tons valued at 9000000, Mexican petroleum 672000 short tons valued at 7917000, native bitumens about 115000 short tons valued at 1000000, with mixed changes from 1918.
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Engineering and Mining Journal
Amador Central
California
Jackson
Sutter Creek
Galt
Martel
International Nickel Co
Algoma Eastern Railway
Creighton
O'Donnell
Canadian Pacific Railway
Turbine
Hydro-Electric
High Falls
United States
United States Geolgical Survey Department of the Interior
Notice of Assessment for Western Union Mining Co
Notice of assessment levied by Western Union Mining Company on June 1920 at Spokane Washington. Five mills per share on outstanding capital stock due by July 15 1920 to Ben L. Collings secretary. Delinquent stock to be sold Aug 16 1920 at 3:00 PM at Samuett hotel Wallace Idaho unless paid. Extension to Aug 1 1920 and sale postponement to Sept 16 1920 announced.
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Western Union Mining
Yewi Hoone
Spokane
Idangeto
Western Union Mining Company
Ben L. Colling
Toone Avenue
Spokana
Washington
Samuett
Wallace
Idaho
Gen L. Collins
Sook Washington
Royal Mining Company
Sherman Avenue
Coeur d'Alene
Re. Min Ing
Soren 8Monson
Maid Eee
Cour d'Alene
Ida
Sherman Ave
von Ren Simonson
Crear
Notice of Annual Meeting and Mineral Claim Notice
Notice of annual meeting of stockholders of Koke Mining Company Limited at Wallace Idaho on August 24 to elect a board and transact other business. Also a notice of labor expenditure on Gold Bar Placer claims by co owners Charles Gildersteeve Toe Gildersteeve and successors, with payment deadlines and potential transfer of ownership.
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Charles G Sleeve
United States
Neversweat Creek
St Joe River
Shoshone County
Idaho
Charles Gildersteeve
Gildersteeve
Ian
Rank A. Heller
Jidursleeve
Hike Gildere Lldersleeve
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Chicago-Boston Mining Co
Notice to stockholders of Wallace Idaho that the annual meeting will be July 10, 1920 at 10 am in Walter H Hanson’s office Gyde-Taylor building Wallace Idaho for electing a five member board and other lawful business. Meeting adjourned to August 7, 1920 at 10 am Mountain Time in the same office. Leonard E Hanson and Walter H Hanson secretaries Iago-Beaton Mining Company.
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Chicago-Boston
Wallace
Idaho
Towit
Walter H. Hanson
Gyde-Taylor
I. BE
Hanson
Walter J. Hanson
Leonard E. Hanson
Walter H, Hanson
Iago-Beaton Mining Company
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders at Cedar Creek Mining
The Office of Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company Limited, Wallace Idaho, issues a notice dated July 21 1920 listing stock delinquencies for a three mills per share assessment levied June 7 1920. Delinquent shares and amounts are shown with sale set for August 7 1920 at 7 30 PM at the company office 719 Hotel Street Wallace Idaho plus costs of advising and sale. Secretary Treasurer William Becker directs the sale date and location with the company name and address provided.
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Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Anderson
Gust
Breslin
Bronner
Emilie
Cookson
Carrie
Fitipovich
Gumand
Mund
Jansen
Henry
Kramer
Martin
Meyer
Fritz
Vellazari
Btone
Dr C
Walther
Joe Wss
Joe
Kelly
G. P
Hotel Street
William Becker
Order to Show Cause on Sale of Mining Interests
Court orders show cause why mining interests of Major Inghram estate and Royal Mining Co should be sold. Notices set August hearings in Shoshone County Idaho with publication in Wallace Miner. Delinquent assessments trigger public sale of Royal Mining stock and three fourths mining interest in Blue Grouse Legal Tender and Bull Pine claims.
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County of Shoshone
Idaho
Wallace Miner
Said
Wallace
Notice of Lost Shares and Mining Company Assessment
Notice declares loss of two Sherman Development Company share certificates in the name of Charles McKinnis and warns against negotiating them. Also details Imperial Mining Company stock assessment of five mills per share due by July 31, 1920, with sale to cover delinquent amount scheduled for August 21, 1920, at 7:30 p.m. in Wallace Idaho.
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Sherman Development Company
Charles Me
Sinnla
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Coalweir
Yukon
Japan
Dawson Systems
Aununt
Rent L. Collins
Toone Ave
Allice
Aeeae! Limited
Koke Mining Company, Limited
Sixth
EB. Stone
Roanoke
Sixth Street
Majestic Mining Company, Limited
Notte
de Nis Mt
Amt
Adams
Bilger
Hilger
Wer
Joseph
Feser
Kener
Josepi
Peser Joseph
Wiis
Hamilton
Rehibie
John
Krehbell
Johny
Irehbell Dohn
Krehbiel
Jobn
I Krehbiel
Jonn
A Krehbiel
Jobo
Rehtel
Kehbiel
U Krehbiel
Jacob
Jacob Ay i
Dacoly
Ob An
Dan
Hbiel
Pehbis
Krehbie
Katherine
McDaniel
Thomas J. Og
Omas
Daniel A
Slents
Swarts
Therett Towler
de-Paylor
Tda
M. Stan
Therrett Towli
Majestic Mining Company
Tirnh Wallace
Rf. E. Weniger
Probate Court
the United Stores.co
Burke
Mullan
Charles McKinnis
Ranger
Texas
Iuperial Mining Company
Imperial Mining Company
YG. Brown
Wall Idaho
Wale
Homer G. Brown
John i. NorDquist
City Transfer & Storage
Cedar St
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth and Pine
Epworth
Raymond F. Hawk
John F. Ferguson
Rhoshone
Wallace,dahe
A. L. Honeker
Sunset Bud
Bank St
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