Assessment Work Law Provisions Interpreted by Judge Finney
Judge Finney interprets the 1921 mining assessment law shifting work periods to July dates. He cites that claims located January 1 to July 1 1921 must complete work before July 1 1928 to avoid title loss. Authorities note the question belongs to the courts, but the opinion signals potential judicial direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Finney
Department of the Interior
Bursum
New Mexico
Finney
Senator Bursum
Pickens KE
Wood- Ison
Katherine
Arizona
Secretary of the Interior
The Direct Primary Debate Across Northwest States
The piece argues Washington Oregon and Montana seek to abandon the direct primary and return to conventions. Idaho, earlier embracing a convention system for state offices, may revive the direct primary at the Wallace Republican convention. It notes costs, payer burden, and Senator Borah's stance against money in politics, asserting Democrats lag in challenging Borah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Banner
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Wallace
of Washington
Borah
Senate
Babson Sees Advertising Boost Ahead for 1922
Statistician Roger W. Babson reports from his tour of major U S industrial centers that American managers have been planning extensive new buildings products and sales initiatives since 1920. He argues the bottoming mood in 1922 marks the start of a lasting upturn with orders to come as soon as prices and markets stabilize, noting refuting courage needed to spend on advertising now to capture future demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Roger W. Babson
United States
Aggressive business forecast urges early action in 1922
A 1922 advisory urges leaders to use reserves from fat years, cut production costs, and boost selling budgets. Defer plant expansion, increase advertising, and pursue aggressive growth as summer and fall business rise, with caution about a seasonal dip. The Robsonchart Index notes activity below prior levels, signaling cautious optimism.
Bruce Meets Idaho Miners at Moscow Visit
J L Bruce prominent western mine manager stopped in Moscow to visit the Idaho School of Mines. Formerly with Butte and Superior, he now runs Davis Daly mines. He spoke to Associated Miners and university faculty on Butte district geology, mining methods, ventilation, drainage, timbering, and safety. He later addressed a faculty dinner on metal markets and copper uses, highlighting industry links and advancing student-operator relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Bruce
Moscow
Idaho School of Mines
Moscow Star-Mirror
Bruce
Butte & Superior
Butte, Mont
Davis- Daly
8. S. Bruce
School of Mines
Niruce
University of Idaho
Butte Mining
Butte
Lead and Zinc Protection in Fordney Tariff Debate
The piece argues for government protection of key mining lines including lead, zinc, and silver in the western United States. It highlights the Coeur d Alene district in Idaho and Sho shone county employment, urging tariffs under the Fordney tariff bill to level competition with European and Mexican imports while avoiding stifling competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Shoshone County
Europe
Mexico
Oil Boom Hinted as Firms Prepare to Drill in Idaho
A Capital News report from Boise notes strong companies ready to drill in Caribou County Idaho. Expert oil men E Sloan of Pittsburg and Ben T Jackson of Lewiston arrived early to assess prospects for an eastern Idaho oil boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
Capital News of
Boise
Idaho
E. ” Sloan
Pittsburg
Ben T. Jackson
Lewiston
Oil rigs shipped to eastern Canyon county field
The Salt River-Wyoming Idaho Dro pment Company with 250000 dollars paid in has organized and leased 100000 acres, 000 in Bonneville county. Rig and gear moved from Hike to the field, first well to be spudded by July 1 and five more rigs operating by fall. George T. White, expert, says eastern Idaho oil excitement will grow along the Wyoming border. State Mine Inspector Stewart Bell and federal geologists backed the report guiding Pittsburg capital to invest. The Campbell structure honors a state official. Hen T. Jackson represents the Wallace-Wyoming Oil Company with Norman Ebble and others. The Colorado river region is dubbed the Asia Minor of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon County
Ohio-Wyoming
Salt River-Wyoming
Idaho
Asl
Bonneville County
Hike
Stewart Bell
Sloan
Pittsburg
Campbell
Hen T. Jackson
Wallace-Wyoming Oil Company
Norman Ebbley
Wallace
Notice of Assessment by Imperial Mining Company
Office of the Imperial Mining Company in Wallace Idaho states a 2.5 mill per share assessment on outstanding stock, due by June 20 1922, to Homer G Brown secretary treasurer. Unpaid stock by June 20 1922 will be delinquent and sold at public auction July 20 1922 at 7 30 PM at 710 Hotel Street Wallace Idaho to cover the assessment and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Homer G. Brown
Hotel Street
Zoe
Wm T McMinn
Peter Olsen
Reuben Olson
Peter Peterson
Rialson
Wright-Stone Street
Coeur d'Alene
Soren Simonson
Wright-Stonestreet Building
Delinquent Notice From Royal Mining Company Stock
Delinquent notice issued by the Royal Mining Company at its principal office in Coeur d Alene Idaho. Assessments on April 10 1922 raise delinquency on capital stock with amounts listed beside each name in the corporate ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Mining Company
Wright-Stone Street
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Mining Congress Journal
Mary Ann
Wallace High School Grand Theatre
Steward Drug CO
Cry Meat Market
G. Ellerby
Wallace, Idaho
Dodge Brothers
Yellowstone Trail Garage Co. Incorporated
Canyon Creek Daity Co
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Wardner District
Matt Baumgartner
Spokane, Wash
John L. Fitzgerald
John Co. Wood
Gem, Idaho
Kellogg, Idaho
D. W. Price
George Ti. White
Wyoming
Colorado River
Asia Minor of
America
John F. Ferguson
Ial Bank
M. J. Flohr
Jas. F. McCarthy
J. W. Wimer
A. Keating
Howes
Geo, Steward
J.W. Wimer James F. 2
Aug. Paulsen
Alfred Page
McCarthy
E Anderson T Blakan
Foss
Louise Ingvalsen MJ Morheck
Pareholders
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