Union Pacific plans major 1923 improvements and new double track
Union Pacific president C B Gray announced plans to invest about 43 million dollars this year in upgrades to speed up service and handle peak demand. The biggest item, 11.5 million for 78 freight locomotives and about 13,000 freight cars, includes Pacific Fruit Express cars. Double tracking will extend nearly the full Omaha to Ogden and Chicago to Salt Lake routes, creating a continuous two track line for 1515 miles. Utah construction opens iron, agriculture and scenic regions with Delta to Fillmore and Land to Cedar City lines. An alternate Boise main line and Idaho Park district branch are also planned. A traveling court in Missouri has established a mobile, on-site sentencing precedent for bootleggers.
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C. B. Gray
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Omaha
Ogden
Salt Lake
Chicago
Salt Lake City
United States
Utah
Idaho
Delta
Fillmore
Land
Cedar City
Boise
Idaho Park District
Safeguards in U S Bank Note Manufacture
U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing details the anti counterfeiting safeguards for bank notes. Paper from private plant uses cotton linen blends with silk threads visible to light. Printing, engraving, ink, and process use complex machinery. Sheets are counted, issued to workers, and balanced in passbooks. Impressions are inspected, damaged sheets destroyed, and perfect sheets dried and counted before issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Treasury
W. W. In Kansas Injunction Upheld by Kansas Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court sustains an injunction against the 1. W. W. organization and the attorney general holds that possessing a 1. W. W. card can justify contempt of the injunction in any Kansas county. Attorney General C. J. Griffiths argues the group’s acts form a systematic plan to injure citizens and overturn the industrial system and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Kansas
Attorney General's Department
C. J. Griffiths
Convicted contractor ordered to read Black Beauty
A contractor from Lillie Rock Arkansas was convicted of cruelty to animals by a municipal court. He was sentenced to thirty days to read Ann M Sewell's Black Beauty with an oral examination at the end. Protests to Arkansas state officials allege brutal treatment of horses miles and oxen in Eldorado and Smackover oil fields.
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Lillie Rock
Ark
Ann M. Sewell
Arkansas
Miles
Eldorado
Smackover
Offields
Indian Archipelago Crossing and Population Notes
An aviator took four days to cross the archipelago from Singapore to Australia, flying daily while the sun shone. The Indian Archipelago holds about 48 million people, with 34 million living in Java. The region comprises thousands of islands scattered across the Austral-Asiatic seas, separating the Pacific from the Indian Ocean.
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Indian Archipelago
Mediterranean Sea
Pacific
Indian Ocean
Singapore
Australia
Sir Shone
Archipelago
Java
Notice to Creditors and Special Bond Election in Shoshone County
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho a notice to creditors announces claims must be filed within four months with administrator John Lucas at the county treasurer’s office Wallace Idaho. Also a special bond election set for June 10 1923 on a 300000 negotiable coupon bond to fund highway repairs and constructions along the North Pacific Highway and Yellowstone Trail with bonds bearing interest up to 6 percent, redeemable over 10 years and payable in New York or county treasury, bids to be invited after 20 days public notice. Polls open at one o'clock in the afternoon.
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Shoshone
Idaho
A. le Furber
Court House
Wallace
A. L. Furber
State of Idaho
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Kellogg
Coeur d'Alene
City of
New York
Board of County Commissioners
Shoshone County
Shoshone County Board of Commissioners Notice
The county office will remain open until seven o'clock in the afternoon on the specified day and will then close. By order of the Board of County Commissioners, witnessed by Harry A. Rogers Clerk on May 10, 1923, with the official seal.
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Board of County Commissioners
Shoshone County
Idaho
Harry A. Rogers
Delinquent Stockholders Notice for Pine Creek Mining
Notice from Wonder of Pine Creek Mining Milling Company Kingston Idaho dated May 28 1923. Delinquent stock assessed one mill per share levied February 17 1923 listing shareholders with amounts. A C Morbeck secretary treasurer Kingston Idaho. My31 Jel4 31
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The
Wonder of Pine Creek Mining & Milling Company
Kingaston
Idaho
A. C. Morbeck
Kingston
Ajax Mining Company Delinquent Stock Sale Notice 1923
Notice from Ajax Mining Company Burke Idaho lists delinquent stock assessments as of April 2 1923 for multiple stockholders including Sarah E Stod Sarah E Stoddard Eleanor Sylva Loring A Sylva Florence Sylva and others with shares amounts shown. Stock will be soldJune 16 1923 at 3 30 PM at the mine office Burke Idaho to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs. J A Havighorst secretary Spokane Washington address provided.
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Sarah E Stod
Sarah E Stoddard
Eleanor Sylva
Eleanor Sylvi
Loring A Sylva
Florence Sylva Carl- Wot
J. A. Havighorst
Ajax Mining Company
W. Lith Avenue
Spokkane
Washington
Liberty Bell Lode Mining Claim Patent Application Notice
Ruth Edwards of Wallace Idaho filed for patent on the Liberty Bell lode mining claim in Section 15 Township 48 North Range 4 East Boise Meridian, placer center district Shoshone County Idaho, Patent No 2920 totaling 20 653 acres with magnetic variation 30 minutes east at corners. No adjoining claims shown but Ruth Consolidated Mining Milling Company claims to own Ruth Lucky Strike and Bonnie claims nearby that conflict with Liberty Bell. William Ashley Register.
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United States Land Office
Coeur ‘Alene
Idaho
Ruth ¥. Edwards
Wallace
Placer Center
Shoshone County
Holie Meridian
Boise
Ruth Consolidated Mining & Milling Company
Notice of Assessment by Silver Eagle Mining Co Ltd
Official notice from Silver Eagle Mining Company Limited Wallace Idaho dated May 14 1928. Board levied an assessment of two mills per share on outstanding stock payable by June 71 1923 to secretary C W Betts P O Box 218 Wallace Idaho. Unpaid shares after June 31 1923 will be delinquent and sold at public auction July 17 1923 to cover delinquent assessment costs and sale expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Eagle Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
C. W. Betts
P.O. Box
W. Betts
Ecretary
P.O
Notice of Forfeiture on Idaho Mining Claims
John Warzeha and heirs are notified under Section 2824 that co-owners expended $2,500 in labor on the Andrieux Caryatid Success and Failure lode claims in Deadman gulch Huntering district Shoshone Idaho for 1915 1916 1919 1920 and 1921. If 90 days after publication you do not pay one eighth share of $312.50 plus publication costs, your interest will be forfeited to the undersigned co-owners. Dated May 17, 1923.
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John Warzeha
United States
Deadman Gulch
Hunteriing District
Shoshone County
State of Idaho
Andrieux
Alfred
Joseph de Pelix Demps
Marguerite
Rose Andries
Cahn Idaho
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders at Silver Moon Mining
Office of the Silver Moon Mining Company Limited in Wallace Idaho dated May 6 1923 announces delinquent three mills per share assessed April 25 1923 for listed shareholders including HC McAllister Roderick McLeod Merrick John Rage Stone Surdival Surdival Fox and Boyen. Shares may be sold June 20 1923 at 1 00 p m at Steward Drug Company 604 Bank Street Wallace Idaho to cover delinquent assessments and sale costs. Gus Ehrenberg secretary treasurer Palmerston Hotel Spokane Washington.
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McAllister
HC McAllister
McLeod
Roderick Merrick
John
Rage
Stone
Surdival
Surdi
Surdival & Fox
Boyen
Apcco
Steward Drug. Company
Bank Street
Wallace
Idaho
Gus Ehrenberg
Silver Moon Mining Company
Palmerston Hotel
Spokane
Washington
Notice of Attachment Issuance in Idaho District Court
In Shoshone County Idaho the District Court for the First Judicial District issues an attachment against Silas Bonham at the request of plaintiff Fred Atkinson. The action seeks $1247.60 plus costs. The clerk Harry A Rogers affixed the seal on May 1, 1923. Deputy LL Bratnard notes the date.
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District Court
First Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Shoshone
Fred Atkinson
Silas Konham
Silas Bonham
A. D
Harry -A, Rogers
LL. Bratnard
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Emma Huff
Emma Huft
Josephine Detholomew
Geo K Gim
Irs T W Hunt
Mrs T W Hunt
Arthur Buchanan
Arther Buchanan
Dave Smith
Chas Swanson
Ernest A Hunt
Alice H. Gardner
L. D Bovand
Matt Antes
Elwin Bus
Georgina Erickson
Cee. Belo
Earl E Reed
Sankey
Adam C Appell
Frea
Lawrence English
Oscar English
A L Snyder
LeRoy Tucker
Comne
Pany
Burke
Frank A Brown
EB Green
E Green
Caroline A F Hi We
Robert A Hill
Carl L Lerfald
Francis E McCoy
Jessie G McFee
Olive G Saree
A Mel
A McLeod
Geo L Morrison Hes
Geo L Morrison
A Nicholls
Isaac H
Isaac H Pugh
James P
John H Pugh
Roberts
Dana
Sanbo
Sanborn
San
Paar G Starkey
Chas E Starkey
Silver Moon Mining Com ¥. Limited
Brown
Burton
George
Cannon
E J
Reusel
Hnson
A J
Lemieux
Mrs S D
Lindsten
Leander
Atatoas National Bank
Wallace, Idaho
M. J. Flohr
Jas
F. McCarthy
J. W. Wimer
A. Keating
H. E. Howes
Aug. Paulsen
Jas, E. Gyde
Alfred Page
J.W. Wimer
M.J. Flohr
James F. McCarthy
John F. Ferguson
Russell F. Collins
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Western Union
Hercules
J. W. Tabor’s Book & Stationery Store
Cor
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Grocers
Bank St
A. L. Honever
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