Memorial Day Observance in Wallace Honors Civil War Veterans
Wallace and surrounding community marked Memorial Day with a city parade led by five Civil War veterans, Women’s Relief corps, and children. A park ceremony raised the flag to half mast, featured John H. McEvers, a quartet, and Rev. M. L. Sanders. The day continued with a boat ceremony, cemetery rites, a dinner for veterans, and a closing quartet recital.
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Wallace
Flake
Court House
Women’s Relief Corps
John H. McEvers
Gundlach
Dehart
Otto Ho Ruebke
Mlandera Field
J. T. Fairweather
Father Maloney
Sixth Street Bridge
Relief Corps
M. L. Sanders
Odd Fellows Hall
Mining professors lead seniors on district field trip
Francia A Thomson dean of the University of Idaho School of Mines arrived with seven seniors to tour mines mills and smelters in the district. The itinerary included Coeur d Alene Hardware Hecla Hercules Ajax and Star mucking machines at Ajax Heela and Hecla, Bunker Hill smelter and mills, the experimental plant and a tin mine near Silver Hill.
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Francia A. Thomson
School of Mines
University of Idaho
W. Keith Horning
Portland
Ralph W. Jourdan
Madison
Wis
Howard T. Knudson
Spokane
Horton McCallie
Kamiah
Sigurd Sampson
Kellogg
George Smolak
New York City
Eugene Zanger
Minneapolis
Thomson
Coeur d'Alene Hardware & Foundry Company
Machi
Ajax
Heela
Hercules
Burke
Great Star Crossont
Armstrong
Hecla
John F. Alten
Mike Welch
Wallace
Bunker Hill
Amer
Commander
Caledonia
Canada Copper
Callahan Zinc
Florence
Independence
Marsh Consolidated
Rex Consolidated
Oe Standard
Stewart
Ig Success AL
United Silver-Copper
Utica
Carbonate Hill
Constitution
Copper King
Cork
Douglas
Electric Point
U Elk OF
Oo Gertie
Galena
Gladstone Mountain
Happy Day
I Highland-Surprise
Homebuilder On
Hypotheek
Idaho Gold & Ruby
Imperial
Intermountain
Ivanhoe Og
Laclede
McGillivray Creek
Moonlight OB
Nabob Consolidated
National Copper
Rambler-Cariboo A
Ray-Jefferson
Silver Cable
Silversmith
Sidney
Sherman Lead
Stanley
Tamarack Watera
West Hunter
Union Mining
Geology class visits Spokane and Idaho mining areas
A geology course excursion reaches Spokane with Dr. F B Ney of the School of Mines blocked by illness from full travel. The party visited the Armstead mine near Sandpoint with Prof. Virgil Kirkham, then moved to the Idaho Gold and Ruby hydraulic placer operations near Leonia to study unique geological problems suited for seniors.
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Spokane
F. B.ney
Geological Department
School of Mines
Coeurs d’Alenes
Armstead
Sandpoint
Virgil FR. Kirkham
Idaho Gold & Ruby
Leonia
Idaho
Leom
North Idaho chamber delegates eyed for June 8 meeting
The North Idaho chamber of commerce plans a June 8 meeting in the city drawing delegates for a banquet. Tickets set at 1 dollar with likely 69 guests not paying. extra tickets to be sold to offset costs. Banquet charges may total 1.60 per plate and volunteers offered autos for mine tours.
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North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
A. W. Hoover
Lst
A.T. McDonald
Enmnment Committee
Descen
James F. McCarthy
Hecla
Thos. H. Wend
Federal
Callahan
Wetone Trail Association
Theodore Wellman
Glidden Garrett
E.R. Denny
J. W Baker
MA. Corner
Guelph Mining Plans Resumption After Snow Clearance
Corby of Kellogg, secretary of the Guelph Mining and Milling company, says the firm will resume development at the Guelph property once snow clears. The Guelph connects with the Ambergris on the east and Hercules to the north, and is believed to host the Ambergris vein. Recent work centers on a shaft sunk 260 feet with a crosscut to intersect the vein.
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Guelph
Ki. Corby
Kellogg
Guelph Mining & Milling Company
Hercules Group
Engineer Visits Columbus Mine and Recommends Development
E Gnaedinger mining engineer spent two days at the Columbus property reviewing surface and underground work. He praised the plant and vein, urged following the vein and crosscutting as prospecting, and noted ore abundance. Delays occurred to repair a washed out road obstructing powder and supplies.
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E. Gnaedinger
The
Columbus
Eagle
Gnaedinger
Mining Law Revision Hearing Set for June 8
Washington reports the House committee on mines and mining will resume hearings on the proposed mining law revision on June 8. Geologist Horace V. Winchell will testify in support, as will Idaho Congressman Stanton IL French who represents industry opposition. Other participants include McArthur of Oregon and Baker of California.
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House Committee
Washington
House Committee On Mines and Mining
Horace V. Winchell
Winchell
IL. French
Idaho
McArthur
Oregon
Baker
California
Real Money in Russia and Oil Royalties News
The report notes Russia reintroducing gold and silver coinage with values from 10 kopecks to 10 rubles and a 5 ruble gold coin valued at 6,000,000 paper rubles. In the U S, oil royalties on public lands in Wyoming and California totaled 1 million dollars in April, three-fourths from Wyoming, with total leasing royalties about 44 million to date. A hearing on the Denison blue sky bill is planned but unlikely this session due to tariff bill adjournment.
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Russi
Bureau of Mines
Wyoming
California
Senate
Interstate Commerce
Lead Shortage Seen in Europe by Two or Three Months
London trades about 2550 tons of lead in the London Metal Exchange during the second week in April. Limited Australian output and Spain wage disruptions create a European lead shortage risk. If America can divert more supply, the shortage may be mitigated. speculators doubt long-term bets as circumstances favor U S interests to influence Europe temporarily. Nearly 15,000 U S cities and communities now have electricity for lighting and power.
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London
London Metal Exchange
Spain
Europe
America
Morning mine shaft reaches 2450 level in 60 days
Complete shaft to 2450 level expected within sixty days as sinking advances 200 feet from 2250, with the 2250 ore shoot proving as rich as higher levels. Independent Mining plans to resume development on nine claims near Wardner in Slaughterhouse Gulch, with Keys Curran Flaig among chief stockholders and J P Hall assessing further work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Mining Company
Slaughterhouse Gulch
Wardner
Dr. D. Fe, Keys
Mike Curran
Mullan
B. Flaig
J. P. Hall
Elk Mining expands access to Elk vein via Independence tunnel
Elt Development reports Elk Mining, through an arrangement with Independence Lead Mines, has secured the right to drive a crosscut from Independence tunnel No. 4 southerly to the Elk vein, also called the Blackhawk, running parallel to the You Like. This adds several hundred feet of depth and better outlet for the property, with ore showing in a prospect shaft and in the Lucretia tunnel just below the Fanny Gremm wagon road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elt
Independence Lead Mines Company
Elk Mining Company
Independence Tunnel
Blackhawk
Lucretia
Fanny Gremm Wagon Road
Callahan Zinc Lead directors travel to New York meeting
C W Newton and Donald A Callahan left Wallace Idaho to attend the annual Callahan Zinc Lead Company directors meeting in New York scheduled June 5. Twelve directors serve, with three terms expiring yearly and vacancies to be filled. Newton and Callahan are accompanied by families. Callahan plans about a month away, Newton shorter. Delinquent June 30 1922 assessments will be advertised and sold July 31 1922 at 7:30 PM at John H Hanson residence in Wallace Idaho to recover unpaid amounts and costs.
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Callahan
King Street
Wallace Mining Company
E. G. Gnaedinger
Aoting
Calhan
A.J. Dunn
Toole
H. J. Hull
S. L. Shoats
Wallace
John C
C. W. Newton
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
Donald A. Callahan
New York
Galena
Callahan Company
Newton
Mr. Callahan
Mr. Newton
Notice of Assessment at North Star Mining Company
Office in Wallace Idaho announces a board levy of one mill per share on outstanding capital stock, due by June 30, 1922, payable to Thomas Tweed secretary treasurer. The notice specifies assessment action and payment details for stockholders.
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North Star Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Ntice
At & Neeting
Thomas Tweed
Wallace, Wal
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Gage
North Idaho
John F. Ferguson
Baseball Committee
H. J. Arnett
EL FL McKeehnie
R. T. Strachen
E. F. Mackey
Press-Times
Mining Law Revision
United States
Coeur A'Alene Mines
Wallace Meat
Callahan Meeting
John H. Hanson
P. O. Box
Victoria Fruit Brick
Saxton
Shoshone County
John E. Sherrard
Mary
Cary B. Forbes
dEship Tick
Union Pacific System
Yellowstone
Salt Lake City
Denver
Kansas City
Vimana
Chicago
Lous
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Union Pacific
Oregon-Washington Limited
Continental Limited
WM. McMurray
Neval
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