Republicans Call State Conventions
Idaho Republicans plan a June national convention delegation meeting in Chicago. Coeur d Alene hosts April 28 and Pocatello the August 24 session for nominating U S Senate and House candidates. Confirmed precinct apportionment relies on county officer vote totals. details include projections for Shoshone County and related county-level representation.
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Idaho
Chicago
Coeur d'Alene
United States
Congress
Pocatello
Harry A. Rogers
Shoshone
Hecla Denies Gertie Allegations In Mine Survey Fight
Stock quotations show Coeur d Alene Mines activity as Hecla Mining faces a suit over survey work on the Gertie claim. Affidavits from Hecla manager James F. McCarthy describe conditions of a drift across the Gertie and identify Arthur A. Booth as the surveyor for Hecla. The brief argues that allowing the plaintiff to survey would violate property rights and due process.
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Arthur A. Booth
Gertle Mining Company
Booth
Gertie Mining Company
Hecke Mining Company
John P. Gray
Hecla Mining Company
Hutton
Flatton
Gray
McCarthy
Gertie
Greenough
Hecla
James F. McCarthy
Hecla Company
Spokane
February Weather Records and Snow Depth Report
February records show above and below zero conditions with a new minimum for precipitation and snowfall. By late February 1919 heavy snowfall left ground cover at 26 inches, while February 1920 saw 0.44 inches of precipitation mostly as snow on the 7th. Hace Idaho March 3 1920 S BERGLUND observer.
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Hace
Idaho
Public sale notice for delinquent assessments 1920
Delinquent assessments on shares trigger public auction if unpaid by April 8, 1920. sale set for May 8, 1920 at 10:00 AM at the Wallace Idaho office to cover the due amount plus advertising costs. Notices issued by North ern Light Mining Milling Company and Ajax Mining Company secretary treasurer J A Havighorst.
Notice of Assessment by Friend Mining Company
Office of the Friend Mining Company at 321 Lindelle Building Spokane gives notice that at a meeting on February 23 1920 an assessment of 2 per share was levied on capital stock payable by March 27 1920 to WM. Schiprding treasurer at 321 Lindelle Building Spokane Washington. If unpaid by March 27 1930 it will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction April 17 1920 at 1 00 p m at the Bank Street entrance of the County Courthouse Wallace Idaho to pay the delinquent assessment plus costs of advertising and sale. WM. Schiprding treasurer Friend Mining Company 421 Lindelle Building Spokane Washington. M4-25
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A. D
J. A. Havighorst
Ajax Mining Company
West Fourteenth Avenue
Spokane
Washington
Northern Light Mining & Wig. Company
St. Paul
Minnesota
Northern Jight Mining & Milling Company
Eld
B. BK. Hartson
W. Morton Street
Sidney L. Shonts
Gyde- Taylor Bldg
Wallace
Idaho
E. Harmon
St. Annesota
Paul
Priend Mining Company
Lindelle Building
Entine
Wm. Scbierding
Lindelle i
WM. Schiprding
Friend Mining Commuan
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders Tarbox Mining Co
Delinquent stockholders of Tarbox Mining Company Wallace Idaho are notified of a five mill per share assessment levied December 18 1919. Shares sufficient to cover the amounts due will be sold March 4 1920 at 9 00 a m in Suite 7 Shoshone Building Wallace Idaho to pay the company treasurer John F Ferguson.
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Mmice
Tarbox Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Welock A. m
Suite
John F. Ferguson
Tarbox Mining Comp
Sulte
Board of Trade Seeks Daylight Saving Sentiment
Board of Trade members push daylight saving as cities adopt war time time changes. H J Hull chairs a three member committee to gather public views while O W R N company may align local time with railroad schedules. A publicity photo plan links Coeur d Alenes scenes to the battleship Idaho.
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H. J. Hull
Thomas J. Ownes
Harry Marsh
Hl. J. Hull
H. J. Rossi
Idaho
Robert O. Jones
Coeur d’Alenes
National crosscuts to locate new ore bodies
R R Catchings, in charge, announced crosscuts started on the National to prospect north of the main vein. Two crosscuts extend the main tunnel and a drift east about 400 feet, with 90 feet and 150 feet advanced respectively. No mineral findings yet but formation shifted from Revett to Burke quartzite, supporting the possibility of encountering the National vein if present. Catchings noted only one shift due to staffing, explaining the uneven progress.
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R. R. Catchings
National
Revett
Burke
Catchings
Demand for Power Sparks Early Mining Development
George L Richardson of Washington Water Power predicts a spring revival of mining development as war conditions ease. Applications for electric power surged this week, with Lombardy near Kellogg reconnected, Wardner Leasing unwatered with shaft work, and Black Bear and Flynn connected to the transmission line, signaling imminent mining activity.
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George L. Richardson
Washington Water Power Company
Lombardy
Kellogg
Wardner Leasing Company
Black Bear and Flynn
Railroad Hearing Postponed Over Prichard to Paragon Line
Adam Autbach of Murray reports a further postponement by the utilities commission of the C W R N hearing to justify resuming service on the Enaville Paragon branch after flood damage evaluation. The commission cited readiness concerns and will set a new date later.
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The
Utilities Commission
Prichard
Paragon
Adam Autbach
Murray
Enavilie-Paragon
Autbach
Callahan Returns From New York Directors Meeting
James F. Callahan director of the Consolidated Interstate Calahan Mining company returned last Monday from New York where he attended the directors meeting. A dividend of 2 dollars per share was declared for the present year payable quarterly at 50 cents per share. Unless his wife’s relations are rich and distinguished the average man is never interested in them.
Board approves six mill assessment on Compton Mines stock
The January 26 1920 meeting of the board of directors of the Compton Mines Company Wallace Idaho levied a five six mills per share assessment on outstanding capital stock due by February 28 1920 payable to John L Fitzgerald secretary at the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho. Delinquent assessments after February 28 1920 will be advertised for sale and if unpaid by March 20 1920 a public auction will be held at 730 p m at the company office to cover delinquent amounts and advertising costs.
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Compton Mines Company
Wallace, Iduno
Aveo
John L. Fitzgerald
Nuely
John L Fitzgerald
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Idaho
Notice of Postponement by Compton Mines Company
Notice from the Compton Mines Company board extends the assessment payment from February 28, 1920 to March 5, 1920 and postpones the delinquent stock sale from March 20, 1920 to March 27, 1920 at the same hour and place. Secretary Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho.
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Compton Mines Company
Ajax Mining Company Stock Assessment Report
An assessment of the stock of the Ajax Mining Company was levied in Wallace Idaho on February 21 1920 at a board meeting held in Burke Idaho. One cent per share was assessed on capital stock payable by April Sunday 1920 to J A Havighorst treasurer at 714 West Fourteenth Avenue Spokane Washington. Any stock upon which this assessment is unpaid may face further action.
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Wallace
Idaho
Ajax Mining Company
Burke
J. A. Havighorst
West Fourteenth Lavenue
Spokane
Washington
Office Accounting Service For Mining Firms
A text offering mining firms to outsource accounting to a centralized office. It highlights cost efficiency, systematic recordkeeping, and potential appeal to stockholders and partners, presenting the service as profitable for shareholders and future associates.
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