Wallace board discusses Northern Pacific train service
The Wallace board of trade held a lively luncheon reviewing the Northern Pacific routes between Wallace Burke and Mullan. A June report showed monthly operations with total gross earnings and a deficit, and members urged preserving morning service to Burke while awaiting broader business input and public exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Board of Trade
Northern Pacific
Wallace
Burke
Wallace and Mullan
Board of Trade
C. M. Grubbs
Burke Reaugh
American Commander mining work to resume near Mullan
H W Kingsbury of Spokane has been in the area to arrange a resumption of development on the American Commander near Mullan. Mining engineer F Cushing Moore, also from Spokane, spent days assessing the site. Plans hinge on clearing and bracing the 60 foot shaft and expanding exploration in No 1 tunnel while the company seeks a compressor and modern equipment for rapid development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Kingsbury
Spokane
Mullan
F. Cushing Moore
Kingsbury
Jong Tunnel
Moore
National Insurance Adjusts Fire Loss For Copper Mining Firm
National Copper Mining company will receive full payment of insurance on buildings, material and equipment lost in recent fires, but the payout of 9500 falls short of the total estimated loss. Total insurance on all property stands at 126000, with losses including two compressors and five electric motors. Debris cleanup continues as authorities review whether any items can be reused or rewound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Copper Mining Company
W. C. Stratton
The
National
North Star Mining elects officers and plans activity at Nine Mile
At the North Star Mining & Development annual meeting D K E Wherry of Selah is elected president A J Mullan of Tamarack is vice president Geo W Dougherty of Wallace is secretary treasurer John E White of Wallace and E J Wherry of Selah join the board of directors A one mill per share assessment funds immediate expenses and treasury stock will be sold to resume development The company owns five claims near Black Cloud Nine Mile with a 1900 foot main tunnel and a planned cross cut to encounter the vein within 15 feet The county removed a trestle dump at the tunnel portal and the company asks the county to pay for reconstruction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nine Mile
North Star Mining & Development Company
D. K E. Wherry
Selah, Wash
A. J. Mullan
Tamarack
Geo. W. Dougherty
Wallace
John E. White
E. J. Wherry
Selah
North Star Company
Montana Idaho Copper Co Increases Capital Stock
The Montana Idaho Copper company filed amended articles increasing capital from 600,000 to 2,600,000 dollars. Par value remains likely 100 dollars, raising shares to about 25,000. The firm, successor to Monitor Consolidated, operates at Adair with a 1500 foot tunnel to reach the Monitor ore body and support other nearby properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ompany
Montana-Idaho Copper Company
County Recorder
Montana Idaho
Monitor Consolidated Mining Company
Adair
Monitor
Montana
Idaho
Wieliczka Salt Mines Return to Polish Ownership Visit by Red Cross
Ancient Wieliczka salt mines in Poland, famed for chapels within caves, are now Polish property after recovery from Austria. American Red Cross delegates toured the labyrinth guided by clergy from Cracow, noting the mines as Europe’s oldest salt industry and a future tourist landmark with plans to modernize while preserving the historic chapels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wielichka
Austria
American Red Cross Commission
Poland
Prince Sapicha
Cracow
Russia
Vielichka
Europe
Turkey
Woslern
Asia
India
Germany
Contract Work Eases labor trouble at Bullion Mine
Bullion Mining manager James H. Taylor reports a new contract to extend the drift east 100 feet and further if needed. Harold Scheave Frank Arman James Hickey and Nick Connor secured the work, expected to accelerate progress after months of labor shortages. The drift runs in copper ore about eight feet wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Taylor
Bullion Mining Company
Harold Scheave
Frank Arman
James Hickey
Nick Connor
Inen
Promising Lead Vein Discovered Across Cedar Creek
Thomas P. Smith of Gem brings ore samples from a lead vein crossing Cedar creek being developed by O. E. Hoel of Sunset and James Dusette of Gem. The five foot wide quartz vein carries galena with gold and silver, assays up to 56.80 in gold. Hoel and Dusette drive a tunnel 130 feet into the vein about 100 feet above the creek, with ore encountered and steady improvement as work advances. The discovery lies a mile below the old Cedar creek dredge and four miles above the Intermountain mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossing Creek
Thomas P. Smith
Gem
Cedar Creek
Montana
O. E. Hoel
Sunset
James Dusette
Mr. Smith
Hoel
Dusette
Intermountain
No Democrats at Avery in Primary Supplies Stop
Harry A. Rogers found no Democrat available to receive primary election supplies at Avery last week. A Democrat former legislator, Mr. Grice, declined the duties, saying no Democrats remain in Avery, many defecting to socialists. Republicans showed strong interest as Avery, a key Milwaukee division point, links east electric and west steam sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Rogers
jAvery
Fnally
Mr. Grice
Avery
Rogers
Milwaukee
Nabob mine progress lifts ore in main tunnel raises
C H Fisher reports to the Spokesman Review after Nabob tour that the main tunnel raise stands 70 feet with four feet of ore. The Sidney to Denver raise is up 40 feet in ore. Denver level drift has 100 feet of ore, six feet wide, milling grade. Present mill operates one shift with two carloads of read silver concentrates ready. Zinc unit pending a lump arrives. electric haulage equipment ready but not used due to current throughput.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Fisher
Spokesman-Review
Nabob
Sidney
Denver
Relocation dispute favors Newport Mining Co in Washington case
The Washington supreme court affirmed Newport Mining Co against Head Lake Gold-Copper Mining Co over a Snowbird claim overlapping the Comstock Fraction lode in Pend d'Oreille county. It ruled a relocation notice must state abandonment to be valid. both parties at fault, Newport upheld by eleven years adverse possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court At
Washington
Newport Mining Co
Head Lake Gold-Copper Mining Co
Newport Mining District
Pend d'Oreille County
Wash
Snowbird
Comstock
Newport Company
Engineering and Mining Journal
Last Day to Register for Primary Vote in County
Saturday is the final day to register to vote in the upcoming primary next Tuesday. The plea urges residents to register in their precinct before Saturday evening July 31 to be eligible, noting common misunderstandings about registration locations and procedures. Salvation Army leaders Captain R H Myers and Mrs Myers visit to establish permanent headquarters within 30 days.
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Kellogg
Wallace
Salvation Army
R H. Myers
Mrs. Myers
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders Belmont Mining
Notice to delinquent stock holders from the Belmont Mining Company Limited. An assessment of five mills per share levied June 12 1920. Delinquent amounts listed for each shareholder. Board of directors postpones sale of delinquent stock from August 7 1920 to August 14 1920 at the same time and place. D Frank P Hess secretary treasurer 415 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho. July 29 to Aug Tata.
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Belmont Mining Company
Janese
Wallace
Maho
Belmont Mining Company, Limited
Frank P. Hess
The
Belmont Mining A Es
Cedar Street
Tata
Anderson
Otter
Ast Brown
W. Abid
Chauvin
J. i
Christianson
Anton
Dankowski
Mary Anne
Mary A
Dannkowski
Dankowaki
Dankow
Dankows
Ma A
Dwyer
P. J. Ry Asah
Gavigan
Pat
Lebel
John G. A
Liebel
John G
Normanty
James
Stinson
Blanche
Winkel
John
Idaho
Tr Mining Company, Limited
Washington Mining Company
Burke
C. A. Dettman
Isab
North Star Mining & Development Company, Limited
George W. Dougherty
Tha
Alaska Gold Mining Slumps During World War I
Alaska’s gold mining output fell from 17.242 million in 1916 to 9.56 million in 1919 due to wartime economic conditions. The industry, long the territory’s main employer, connected to over 60 percent of the population, saw 40 000 placer miners in 1916 drop to about 2 000 in 1919, driving depopulation and resident discouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Notice of time for proving will in Shoshone County Idaho
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho the estate of T L Gillenwaters deceased is set for proving the will on Saturday August 1, 1920 at 10:00 A M in Wallace. John F Ferguson public administrator seeks letters of administration with the will annexed. Dated July 28, 1920. R Niger Office Clerk July 29 to Aug 12 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Idaho
T. 1 Gillenwaters
Wallace
Shoshone County
Tme
T. L Gillenwaters
John F. Ferguson
R Niger
Omcle
Catherine Child Glove
Victor Hotel
Mullan
Shondone County
Catherine Child Glowe
Edmond F. Torkelson
Burke
Notice of Assessment and Foreclosure Actions
Notice announces two mills per share assessment by Mice of East Hercules Extension Mining Company for Spokane stock, due Sept. 1, 1920, with sale if unpaid. Also includes Idaho court summons from Shoshone County for J P Hopkins and heirs to foreclose delinquent tax certificates on Wardner lot and 1913 1914 1915 taxes, requiring response within 20 to 40 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone County
A. Rogers
J.P. Hopkins
Jane Doe Hopkins
J. M. Hopkins
J. P. Hopkins
District Court of
First Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Shoshone
City of
Wardner
A. D
Harry A. Rogers
LL. Brainard
Hale
Wallace
Multiple mining notices and probate claims from Idaho 1920
Public notices from Burke and Wallace Idaho. Assessments levied on Washington Mining Company and North Star Mining Development Company. Delinquent shares to be sold unless payment is made by specified dates. Probate creditor notices for Catherine Child Glowe and Edmond F. Torkelson estates. Administratrix Minnie Torkelson announces claims deadline. Secretary-Treasurer names and filing locations listed.
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LOGAL
ERAL
Hurke Branch
Mullan Branch
C. R. Mowery
Herman J. Hoes
M. A. Corner
Hurke
Hugh Toole
Conn |Oll
Coeur d'Alene
Publicity Committee
Red Cross
Dorothy Wysor
American Red Cross
North Star
East Hercules Extension Mining Company
Rookery Ridg
W. O. Appelquist
O. Appelquist
Rookery
Washury
J. A. Glowe
Minnie Torkelson
Anui
Yan Group Mining Company
Rush J. White
Joseph FP. Whelan
John J. Hays
biGi Cedar Street
Wallace NO
Schoother
Ci Y Library
Gyde-Taylor Block
Eagles Hall
Foundry Office
Old Bakery
Bank St
Basement Congregational Church
Wallet Magazine
John Farson
New York
Wall Street
Berlin
State of Bremen
Ilin
Hamburg
Lepzig
Cologne
C. E. Mallette & Company
Jamieson Block
Spokane, Washington
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