Old Hearst Bonanza Mines Reopened in Cortes Nevada
Nevada bonanza mines long owned by Hearst and Wenban are being reopened by Consolidated Cortes Silver Mines. Historic outputs topped eight million dollars from Garrison and related works, with ore totaling about 125000 tons yielding silver and gold. Base details describe past operations, closures, and a revival plan for renewed production.
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Bonanza
Nevada
Hearst
Cortes
Eureka County
Financial Review of New York
Garrison
U. S. Geological Survey
Wenban
Bewick-Mereing Engish
Die
Consolidated Cortes Silver Mines Pany
West land leasing law eyed for nation wide impact
The passage of a general land leasing bill championed by Senator Smoot is touted as pivotal for western and public land states, aiming to boost mineral production including oil. Provisions include a 10 percent royalty and a split of revenues to the treasury, reclamation fund, and state projects such as roads and schools, with phosphate land terms set and royalties linked to output value.
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Smoot
Tam
Alaska
United States
Net
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Thiv
Naval Petroleum
Pure Air Problems of Big Butte Mines
The Davis-Daly Copper company issue notes in Bornite Sentinel discusses Colorado shaft air troubles in 1917. It details foul hot upcast air mixing with downcast air, drills and drifts lacking oxygen, causing fainting and high heart rates among miners. A 1916 plan linked 2500 level to Belmont at 2800 to bring fresh air via the Nelmont mine and surface, converting the shaft to upcast air.
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Colorado
Belmont
Anaconda
Davie Dely Copper Company
Bornite Sentinel
Davis-Daly Copper Company
Butte
Burt Ai Tower
Bureau of Mines
Davie-Daly Copper Company
Senator Thomas Pushes International Bimetalism Plan
Senator Thomas of Colorado spoke in the U S Senate proposing a joint resolution to empower President Wilson to invite an international conference on bimetallic coinage. He urged free silver and a fixed gold to silver ratio by international agreement amid rumors of a 4 to 1 rate influencing market ideas and linked to recent British India currency fixes.
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Thomas
Colorado
U. S. Senate
Wilson
House of Rep
Indian Empire
Hinky Dink’s Famous Chicago Bar Closes After Prohibition
The famed Hinky Dinks saloon and its swelly buffet are darkened as Chicago shifts after prohibition. Alderman Michael Kenna recalls a long career, noting the bar’s influence and the move to convert the block into a candy shop while he continues to use the space as his office. Other historic bars also shutter or repurpose.
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Hinky Dink
Workingmen’s Exchange
Chicago
Quincy No. 9
Knights of Columbus
Righelmer
Moran
Randolph Street
Dr. Lane
Jana
Nature Leeching System Featured in Cheyenne Mining Ad
In a Cheyenne Wyoming mining ad the company touts a natural leeching system on their property claiming accompanying profits. The ad, printed in the Engineering and Mining Journal, promotes incorporation under Wyoming blue sky law and asserts We Simply Cant Lose with urging to invest. It claims silver and copper are higher now and assays show value at 119.
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Averdus
Wyoming
Engineering
Imining
Nature
Cheyenne
Wyo
Blue Kyews of
Notice of Issuance of an Attachment in Idaho Case
Notice in the District Court of the First Judicial District of Idaho Shoshone County that an attachment issued September 30 1919 against C. Enderlin for 1000 dollars with 7 percent interest from September 2 1919 and costs. Clerk Harry A Rogers Witness date September 30 1919. Also Stock Dividend Notice from Consolidated Interstate Callahan Mining Company New York NY declaring a regular annual dividend of 2 per share payable 50 per cent quarterly March 30 1920 to stockholders of record March 19 1920. transfer books not to close.
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District Court of the First Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Shoshone
Ziemants
Va. C
Harry A. Rogers
J. L. Bratnard
Consolidated Interstate Callahan Mining Company
Broadway
New York City
Consolidate
Interstate-Callahan Mining Company
New York
H. T. McMiei
Copper Chief Minin company assesses five mills per share
Notice states that at a February 1920 board meeting a five mill per share assessment was levied on all outstanding Copper Chief Minin stock. Payment was due by March 18, 1920 to James H. Taylor in Wallace Idaho. unpaid by March 27, 1920 would be delinquent and sold at public auction on April 19, 1920 to cover the assessment and sale costs.
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Washington
United States
Hia
Chicago
Copper Chief Minin Company
James H. Taylor
Shoshone Building
Wallace
Idaho
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders at Sonora Mining Company
Notice from Sonora Mining & Milling Company Limited Wallace Idaho dated February 18 1920 announces a delinquent stock notice for assessment of two mills per share levied January 12 1920 with amounts shown opposite shareholder names.
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Sonora Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Otice
Sale of stock parcels by Wallace Idaho firm March 12 1920
In accordance with law the company will sell as many shares of each parcel as may be necessary on March 12, 1920 at 7:00 p m at the office of Dr. W A Smith in White & Bender Block corner Sixth and Bank streets Wallace Idaho to pay the delinquent assessment plus advertising costs and sale expenses Jory Treasurer of Sonors ining Milling Company Limited White & Bender Block Wallace Idaho FI9-M11-40
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Theompany
W.A. Smith
White & Bender
Sixth and
Bank Streets
Wallace
Idaho
W. A. Smith
Jory
Sonorsining & Milling Company, Limited
White & Bender Block
Lease option dispute over improvements and purchase price
A plaintiff seeks judgment for 1000 plus 7 percent interest from September 2 1919 and costs, detailing a lease where the lessee had a purchase option for 1800 and the lessor to deliver a deed or improvements for 1000, with a notice in September 191% of non exercise. The case names numerous tenants and lessors, dates, and sums, with a court summons directing the defendant to answer within twenty to forty days.
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Kelley
Ruby
Lehman
McDonald
McKenna
Pat
Martin
Reichard
de Mortimer
Ing & Clear
Nordquist
Peterson
Chas
Les Vetterson
Emma K
Ithodine
Amelia
Tshodine
Amelia Plaintit
Htoteliford
John G
Tepoortin
Tepportin
Ison
Richard
Wilkinson
A. D
Harry A. Rogers
L. L. Brainard
North Star Mining Company Delinquent Assessment Notice
The North Star Mining Company declares an assessment of one mill per share on all outstanding capital stock due on or before April 1, 1920. If unpaid by April 1, 1920 the stock will be delinquent and be sold on May 1, 1920 to cover the delinquent assessment plus advertising and sale costs. Secretary Treasurer weed Canyon avenue Wallace Idaho.
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North Star Mining Company
OT Ss
Tweed
M47
Canyon Avenue
Wallace
Idaho
Weed
Alias summons in district court over lease dispute in Wallace
In Shoshone County Idaho Jim Ziemantz sues Enderlin alleging ownership of the north 27 feet of the south half of lots 22 and 24 in block 16 Wallace. A lease to Myron Topliff dated Sept 30 1914 expired Sept 29 1919 and assignment of rights recorded Oct 13 1914 in the Shoshone County Recorder's office in book
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Jim
District Court of the
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone County
G. G. Ziemantz
Enderlin
District Court
Shoshone
Wallace
Idaho
Myron Topliff
Myron
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OLD Hearst
Cortez
George Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Simeon Wenban
Wendan
The
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PHOS
Secretary of the Interior
Ss Hot
Big Butte
Davis-Daly
Tor
Mysel
Kenna
New York Morning ‘Telegraph
Barnett
Jacob
Brazen
Brill
Joan F
Brown
Bell
Hans
Carlton
Alva
Pace
Mathilda
Ehrenberg
Gus
Ehrenber
Gus Ties
Fox
Maggie
France
Goggins
Woom
Grostein
Iskor
Alvina
Gumbel
Henry
Howarth
Long Peery
James A. Wayn
P. O
Pene Laintine
First National Bank
Wallace, Idaho
Mr. J. Flohr
Jas. F. McCarthy
J. W. Winer
HE. Howes
Geo. Steward
James F. McCarthy
Aug. Paulsen
Alfred Page
M. J. Flohr
Harry C. McAllister CO
Wauseeieck Exchange
J. W. Tabor’s Book & Stationery Store
Aetnaize Rossi Insurance & Investment CO
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