Canyon residents rally to keep Nash trains to Burke
Canyon people and Canyon Creek representatives urged Northern Pacific to retain the Wallace Burke train service. Petitions with 500 600 signatures were circulated by Mrs Smith and Mrs Small of Gem, showing overwhelming support and pledging patronage. The board of trade heard further protests from Henry Steuart and Mrs Steuart of Frisco who urged restoring early morning trains for canyon workers. A labor council letter was also referred to a special committee. The board discussed the upcoming road bond election next Tuesday.
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Canyon
Wallace
Burke
Northern Pacific
Board of Trade
Canyon Creek
Smith
Small
Gem
Mace
Northern Pacific Railway Company
R. T. Strachen
Steuart
Henry Steuart
Jitneys
The
Labor Council
G. W. Baker
Thos. Nicholson
Rowland Julian
Wallace Labor Council
H. J. Rossi
Bullion Mining Camp Vandalized as Thieves Strike
James H. Taylor, manager of Bullion Mining, surveyed the Bullion property after a recent break in. Thieves raided the boarding bunk house cellar compressor building and blacksmith shop, scattering bedding and exposing food to pests. Taylor bought replacement bedding and supplies and plans to resume underground development once the camp is secured.
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James H. Taylor
Bullion Mining Company
Taylor
Elks to Honor the Flag Public Invited
Wallace Lodge No. 381 will observe Flag Day this evening at 8:00 with a lodge room program. The public is invited to attend as Elks nationwide hold ceremonies to honor the flag and reaffirm loyalty to the republic amid concerns about radicalism. The program includes invocations, solos, recitations, altar services, and an address by R. T. Williams and Rev. Wilfred Withington.
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Wallace Lodge No. 381
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Lodge of Elks
the Elks
Lead and Zinc Markets Outlook in June Report
The Engineering and Mining Journal-Press notes modest improvement in non-ferrous sentiment but thin activity and little price change. The American Smelting price holds at 7,250 with small spot premiums, while producers face month-end delivery constraints and softened demand. Galvanizers buy slightly more, July is preferred, June zinc oversupply persists as prompt delivery premiums fade. An odd Pisa echo aside, a growing choir-like resonance follows three notes.
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The
Engineering and Mining Journal-Press
Europe
Eag
American Smelting & Refining Company
New York
Eine
Pisa
How the Bond Issue Will Be Financed Without Increasing Taxes
County voters are urged to approve a $300000 highway bond without tax increases. A five year tax and spending analysis shows potential alternative uses, funds from various sources, and a plan to rebuild main highways and improve bridges if bonds are approved and bonds redeemed in five years. The piece argues strict accountability and a shift from dirt to standard roads by June 19.
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Honey
Shoshon County Good Roads Association
Shoshone County
S. Forest Service
Mullan
Kellogg
Castaldo
Idaho-Montana
Idaho Mines Awards Go To University of Idaho Grads
The Columbia section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers announced three cash prizes for best theses on mining related topics. Lynn Hersey of Lenore won first for Air Compression at the Hecla Mine. Stanley Siegfus of Salt Lake City took second for Geology of the Boise Basin, and Arthur McLeod of Kajmiah earned third for Geology of the Silver Hill Tin Mine. All winners are University of Idaho graduates.
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University of Idaho
Washington State College
Columbia
American Institutes of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
University of Idaho School of Mines
Columbia Section
Lynn Hersey
Lenore
Hecla
Burke
Stanley Siegfus
Salt Lake City
Boise Basin
Arthur McLeod
Kajmiah
Silver Hill
School of
West Bell Company Announces Early Mine Development
West Bell Mt company informs stockholders of an imminent resume of development after about twenty years of inactivity. A 2300 foot tunnel will be driven to explore the vein by drifting, with ore body prospects described as promising. Directors elected last April include J. O. Nordquist president, Alexander Murphy vice president, Mae Evi secretary treasurer, J. Fred Markwell, Louis Nelson, and Gunner Nordquist.
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West Hell Mt Company
Myule Cor
J. O. Nordquist
Alexander Murphy
Mae Evi
J. Fred Markwell
Louis Nelson
Gunner Nordquist
Pearson Mining clockholders praise management and stockholder support
The Pearson Mining company reports strong progress in caper belt development as the crosscut nears a vein at 900 feet. Management earned praise for prudent, permanent facilities and costly tunnel work. Stockholders overwhelmingly approve a 19 cent per share assessment to finance rapid, economical completion, with two-thirds represented at the meeting. Directors reelected Morris Pearson, Harry P. Pearson, and others. Hamilton leaves active director role while remaining a shareholder. A tubular comb that shampoos dyes is noted as a new invention.
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Pearson Mining Company
Pearson
Pearson Company
Treasury
Morris Pearson
Harry P. Pearson
Stwoenformers
Mortis Pearson
Wallace
C. V. Anderson
St. Cloud
Minn
Rudolph Johnson
St. Paul
T. J. Hamilton
Avery
Ors
Mr. Hamilton
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway Company
John F. Ferguson
Western Union Co I Paying Its Way in Mine Development
Western Union Co reports progress on its Count di Meno district mine, detailing self-funded development and equipment to increase ore shipments and earnings. Directors elected, executive board formed, and ground above No 4 tunnel level described as promising with 500 to 1000 feet of potential vein length.
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D. H. Anderson
Western Union
Woonmers
No. 4
Hanging Wall
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Canyon People and
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ELKS
M. A. Corner
S. S. Gundlach
Lawrence R. Marsten
Vieque Roehl
Auld Lang Syne
R. T. Williams
Wilfred Withington
Idaho School OF Mines
Raymond Guyer
Spokane
Rush J. White
C. W. Newton
Tl.k. Armstrong
Wallace Powder Company
Dupont
Pacific
West Bell
Pearson Management
Western Union CO. I
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