Idaho Mining Outlook Promises 1922 Revival Amid Gold Boom
State mining inspector Stewart Campbell reports a brighter 1922 for Idaho mining as tax cuts freight rate relief and higher metal prices lift optimism. Gold production may rise with new ventures and revived lead zinc and silver operations. significant dams and dredges push expansion in Elmore and other counties while copper and mica recover with planned expansions.
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Stewart Cambell
Idaho
Northwestern Mining
Idahe
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
Shoshone County
Hanker Hill & Sullivan Company
Idaho 1922 winter coal to Oil and Gas
Six companies are actively engaged in Idaho for oil and gas development. A strong low of gas was encountered at Payette. The year will test the possibility of oil in the territories being drilled. Prospectors and small development firms rise, more companies form, and many inquiries from outside Idaho seek mineral resources information.
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Idaho
Payette
Zinc Surplus and Production Totals for January 1922
Zinc produced by American mining and smelting during January 1922 reached 23 706 short tons, with shipments rising to 24 686 tons. Stocks on hand numbered 65 678 tons on January 31, down from 66 708 on January 1 and 75 053 a year earlier. Retorts available totaled 127 712 of 155 056 capacity. January average operating retorts were 43 873, up from 11 080 in December and 26 859 in October 1921. February 1 retorts operating stood at 44 457. Additional storage outside stocks on hand held 2 211 tons, up from 1 916 the prior month. Also noted: about 20 000 known medicinal remedies exist and blue-eyed persons are rarely color blind.
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Jes and Amelters
New York
Mining Lode Surveys and Net Areas in Samson District
Survey notes detail multiple lodes including Aurora Hailstorm Wilson and West Limit with Cor. No. 1 starts and vein bearings. Areas claimed range from about 18.9 to 20.0 acres per lode, with several conflicts noted against Sam Rees Lusitania and Majestic lodes. adjoining claims and survey numbers 2740 and 2386 cited. Frank Langley, Register.
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Les
Wilson” Lode
Shoshone County
Idaho
N. Ro
United States Land Office
Coeur d'Alene
Maho
Superior Lode
Cor
Cor. No
Nightengale Lode
Lusitania Lode
Cor No
N. Roa
West Limit Lode
Samson Lode
Samson
Ehanie
Wilson Lode
Lode
Sur
Cor No. 1
Sam Rees
Superior
Nightengale
Lusitania
Perlor Lode
Sthis Survey
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Aurora Lode
M.S
Majestic Lode
H. EB. M
East Limit
Majestic
Frank Langley
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