Western Union Mining to Move Office and Pool Stock
At its annual meeting in Samuels hotel, Western Union Mining Co plans moving its office from Spokane to Wallace, pooling control of stock as leases expire August 1. Ben L. Collins elected general manager as development expands, with ore shipments totaling about 108000 dollars and royalties funding future operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Mining Company
Spokane
Wallace
Kron-Johnson
Aurora- Sampson
Samuels Hotel
Western Union
Ben L. Collins
Prospect
Collins
Bunker Hill
Loney Lease
Kron-Johnson and
Loney
Day Scholarship Examination in Wallace This Saturday
Dean Francis A. Thomson of the State School of Mines University of Idaho will meet high school students at the Samuels hotel today and tomorrow to discuss competing for the annual Day scholarship in the School of Mines. Seniors who have entered the contest will take an exam at Wallace High School next Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Thomson
State School of Mines
University of Idaho
Samuels Hotel
School of Mines
Wallace High School
Jerome J. Day
Shorshone County
Mr. Day
Coeur d'Alene
Thomson
Rex Consolidated Plans Big Development Boost
Raymond Guyer and Cecil Fennell toured Rex Consolidated and Red Monarch properties, praising the Coeur d Alene district. They highlighted a favorable No 1 tunnel drift, milling ore at the face, new lead and zinc stringers, planned crosscut resumption, and likely ore shoots near the Okanogan crosscut. Red Monarch tunnel extended 4000 feet toward Rex shaft, aiming to connect with the shaft at about 800 feet distance. Rex shaft depth at 700 feet will reach virgin ground with high mineral potential. Smaller compressor to replace current unit precedes tunnel extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Guyer
Rex Consolidated Mining Company
Cecil Fennell
St. Louis
Rex
Red Monarch
Mr. Fennell
Coeur d'Alene
Guyer
Okanogan A
Fennell
Beaver Creek
Miner Charles Haff Heads to Wood River for Property Checks
Charles Haff, a prominent local miner, departed Tuesday for Halley to inspect mining properties in the Wood River district. He has been involved in the Standard Mammoth lease, selling his interest recently to partners Charles Couch and S H Trumbull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood River
Charles Haff
Halley
New York Broker Spends Days in Independence District
S. L. Waitzfelder of Harris & Co. visited Independence district for several days last week, meeting W. E. Cullen of Independence Lead and inspecting the American Commander. He praised Independence’s stock performance and predicted a strong rebound after a recent market dip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S. L. Waitzfelder
Harris & Co
W. E. Cullen
Spokane
Independence Lead Company
Independence
Waltzfelder
Yukon dredge breaks West Hunter mine spud in field work
The Yukon Gold Company at Murray halts operations on Prichard creek after the massive steel spud failed under heavy strain. Manager D H Ferry said a new spud is being built in the Murray shop with eastern steel, requiring about two weeks to complete and resume mining. The West Hunter mine area near Mill Creek draws attention as eastern capital backs further development and a detailed report by engineer C F O Merriam is due to stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
West Hunter Company
Massive Steel
Yukon Gold Company
Murray i
Prichard Creek
Yukon Company
Klondike
Coe
Murray
Pierces
D. Hi. Ferry
Ferry
Mill Creek
Hunter
Mullan
West Hunter
West Hunter Mining Company
J. B. Cosgrove
Independence
Cosgrove
Eastern Capital
T. B. Cosgrove
L. F. Carmody
American Commander Tunnel
Gold Hunter
C. F. O. Merriam
Wallace
Idaho
Northwest
Federal Mining Company
Lookout Mountain Mining Holding Annual Meeting Held
Lookout Mountain Mining and Milling company stockholders met at Kellogg office Monday night. The old board was reelected with R L Brainard as president and W E Waltman as a director. C F Merriam outlined a year of development, with the shaft now at 45 feet and planned progress to 100 feet before crosscutting. A first 18 ton car of concentrates was shipped to the Bunker Hill smelter, with more ore in development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookout Mountain Mining and Milling Company
Kellogg
R. L. Brainard
William Boro
W. L. Penney
Frank Horo
W. E. Waltman
C. F. ©. Merriam
Bunker Hill
Bailey Eyes Denver Mining Delegates From Spokane
F C Bailey secretary of the Northwest Mining association visited Spokane to secure funds for sending Northwest delegates to a Denver conference of mining men set for June 20 called by the American Mining congress. Ex Senator George Turner and Sidney Norman will represent the Northwest. Bailey plans to return to Wallace to advance Placer Creek Silver Lead Mining interests near Placer Creek six miles above the Vienna International. America has become the world’s leading diamond customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
F. C. Bailey
Spokane
Northwest Mining Association
Northwest
American Mining Congress
Denison
House
Senate
George Turner
Sidney Norman
Mining Truth
Bailey
Wallace
Placer Creek
Tamarack May Use No 6 Tunnel Of Old Standard Mammoth
Dan Murphy superintendent of the Tamarack mine Roy Wethered and Thomas Jenkins examine No 6 tunnel at the old Standard Mammoth mine on Canyon creek. The old adit is in good condition with minor caves and access to the face is easy. The find suggests Tamarack seeks an outlet on Canyon creek via No 6, owned by Mining & Smelting, potentially extending 1600 feet to align with Tamarack workings and improve mill access by eliminating the long tramway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Murphy
Roy Wethered
Thomas Jenkins
Tamarack Company
Standard-Mammoth
Canyon Creek
Frisco
Minera
Tamarack
The
Mining & Smelting Company
Puritan
Nabob Litigation 15 Settled Out of Court
The Miner reports a telegram from J. K. Harrington of New York stating the Nabob Nabob Nabob Nabob litigation 15 has been settled and Stewart Mining and associated parties plan to reopen the Sabe mine and renew work at the Nabob. Fisher confirms settlement and says work will resume this month with mill changes to finance the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Harrington
New York
Provident
Stewart Mining Company
Sabe
Sabel
Stewamie
Aino
Denver
Nabob
Fisher
Harrington
Charles Fisher
Lippert Investment Company
Spokane
Stewart Company
Notable Visitor F. E. Wormser Tours Northwest Mines
F E Wormser assistant editor of the Engineering and Mining Journal Press and Mrs Wormser visit the district. He tours mining sections in the northwest after visiting the Black Hills and Butte and will go to California. He graduated from Columbia 1916 as engineer of mines and has worked at Snake River Mines Huntington Ore Baker Mines Cornucopia. He served as a private then lieutenant in the engineer corps in WWI and later joined US Bureau of Mines investigations and the Eng and Mining Journal staff. He plans to inspect major mines mills and the Bunker Hill smelter in the Coeur d Alenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Wormser
New York
Engineering and Mining Journal-Press
Coeur d'Alenes
Wormser
Bunker Hill
Callahan Lead Zinc Develop New Mines
Directors of Callahan Zinc Lead Co vote to double capital to 1,000,000 shares for acquiring and developing new properties. Special stockholders meeting July 24 to set price for new issue. Prospective sites include Galena Mining property, Marsh Mines Consolidated, Mipsic and Blue Grouse holdings. Recent zinc price gains boost outlook for resume of operations after long shutdown since Nov 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mik
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
New York
John Hors
Callahan Company
Borg
Callahan Zine
Loud Company
Galena
Galena Mining Company
Cormerlythe
Chicago-Hoxton
Callahan
D. A. Callahan
Marsh Mines
John Borg & Co
Mipsic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Western Union 10
Hale
REX Consolidated
REX Vein
Okanogan and
Connec
Tion Red
Lookout Mountain
America
Vamarack
Journal-Press
Callahan-Lead Zinc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!