State Convention Delegates Selection Explained
James H. Taylor reports from Sho shone County on two methods to elect delegates to Idaho's state convention in Coeur d'Alene on April 28 and eight delegates plus eight alternates to the national convention in Chicago. The state committee favors a county call method, while some argue for direct county delegation via primary or pre election, noting pitfalls of informal gatherings and ensuring a legitimate convention process.
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James H. Taylor
Republican Central Committee
Shoshone County
John Thomay
Coeur d'Alene
Chicago
State Committee
Cormittee
Central Committee
Thomas Nye
Snairman
Thomas
Varioux Prec
Nabob Propety to be Directed by John F Murphy
John F Murphy, long associated with Federal Mining and Smelting, will direct Nabob operations as the mill and tramway near startup. Nabob owes Federal over 45000 for mill construction, explaining the leadership appointment. About 15 to 20 men are at Nabob preparing the mill and tramway for operation with windows installed and heating arranged. Production expected within days.
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Ropedy
John F. Murphy
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Nabob
Federal
Murphy
Pine Creek
Northport smelter moves mimic old wreck report
Northwest journalist Truth of Spokane comments on Northport smelter operations. He notes a cycle of starting up, closing, then restarting under the Day family, with rumors and mystery surrounding movements. Reports cite strike action, ore from Wallace, and freight factors influencing profitability.
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Northwest
Donne Truth
Spokane
Northport
Finnegan
Monegan
Bunker Hill
Kellorg
Hecla Mining Company Announces Annual Meeting Date
Hecla Mining stockholders are notified by secretary T. F Hewley that the annual meeting will be held in Spokane on Tuesday April 1 at 10 p m. The president’s annual report will be presented. Federal tax questions for 1915 and 1916 remain unsettled, with no new guidance expected until government decisions clarify the matter.
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Hecla Mining Company
T. F Hewley
Wmntre
Spokane
Tuessev
Federal aid for road building urged to continue
W. J. Hall public works commissioner publishes a monthly bulletin on state road progress to foster public interest and share best practices. The first issue covers Bureau of Highways work, mostly in federal-state cooperation, while warning Congress against cutting federal aid and opposing the Townsend national highways bill. The Wallace board of trade supports federal aid and asks Idaho’s delegation to back it and oppose the Townsend bill.
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W. J. Hall
Public Works
Frst
Bureau of Highways
Department
Congress
Banker
Washington
Idaho
Board of Trade
Wallace Board of Trade
Julius P. Hall
Townsend Bil
Wal lace Board of Trade meeting draws large crowd
The Wallace board of trade held a well attended gathering last Monday. An entertainer from the Boy Scouts and Jerome Shaffer the humorist provided entertainment while N Miller of San Francisco gave an instructive address. The Boyd orchestra performed during luncheon and attendees expressed optimism about future meetings.
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Weeny Iwneneon
Wallace Board of Trade
Boys Scoute
Jerome Shaffer
N. Miller
San Francisco
Ber
Boyd Orchestra
Ot Io
Citisen
Board of Trade
Canadian Miners Cross Border For Higher Wages
Canadian workers head south to U S mines as wage levels rise and the American dollar buys more in Canada. The wage premium and currency discrepancy lure British Columbia miners to the Coeur d Alene district, with more expected as the advantage becomes clear.
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Coeur d’Alene
United States
Canada
British Columbia
Uncle Sam
Big Operations at Amazon-Dixie Mining Venture Planned
The Amazon-Dixie mine strengthens its push with the Leslie vein, planning to drift at 1600 feet to reach the 1500 level and 2000 feet depth. Treasury stock sales fund continued development as strong Cleveland backed financials join the venture, with 90 percent stockholder approval anticipated for consolidation. Everett, leading the effort, expects the Leslie site to become the larger mine.
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Treasury
Amazon-Dixie
Lesite
Amaston-Dixie
Everett
Leslie
Amaxon- Dixie
Cleveland
Ohio
Coeur dAlene Mines Stock Quotations in Spokane Market
Stock quotations from Coeur dAlene mines appear in the Spokane Exchange column. A courtroom aside and a joke about a boy named Josh illustrate light local humor amid financial notes.
Notice of Delinquent Stockholders at Compton Mines
The Compton Mines Company in Wallace Idaho lists delinquent stock after a five mill assessment levied January 26 1920. Shares will be sold at 7 30 p m March 27 1920 at the offices of the company or John L Fitzgerald in the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho to cover amounts due with seal.
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Compton Mines Company
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Idaho
John L. Fitzgerald
Divorce petition filed in Idaho court over desertion
Summons in the First Judicial District of Shoshone County Idaho directs Louise Lindroon to answer a complaint by Gust Lindroon for divorce custody of minor children and further relief. The filing notes marriage in Calumet Michigan in November 1909 and desertion around December 1918 with summons dated March 8 1920 and service deadlines of twenty or forty days.
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District Court of the
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone County
Gust Lindroon
Cloriad
Louise Lindroon
District Court
Shoshone
Idaho
Calumet
Michigan
A. D
Harry A. Rogers
L. L. Brainard
Engineer Finds Promise in Amazon-Dixie Mine Report
An outside mining engineer, Charles F P Sturtevant of Salt Lake City, visited the Amazon-Dixie mine at the behest of Arthur estate trustee C B Arthur. His favorable report praised the company facilities and predicted a mine worth the continued investment, suggesting substantial returns for stockholders. He noted existing surface and underground equipment and ore showings as well managed and economical.
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Amazon-Dixie
Amazon-Dixie Company
Arthur
Cleveland
Citizens Bank of Cleveland
C. B. Arthur
Charles FP. Sturtevant
Salt Lake City
Everett
Sturtevant
Mr. Arthur
Metal Market Review Shows Dull Week and Price Shifts
February average metal prices are listed by The Engineering and Mining Journal with copper at 18.569 in New York and lead 8.86 in New York. The Journal notes a generally dull week ending March 3 with copper easing below 18.50, lead steady near 9, zinc softening, and tin moving on speculative demand. Ocean freights unchanged amid mixed market signals.
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New York
St. Louis
the Journal
Compton Mines Company Delinquent Assessment Notice
The delinquent assessment is together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. John Bitzgerald, Secretary, Compton Mines Company, Gyde Taylor Building, Wallace. 1d ho M11 25 3.
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John Bitzgerald
Compton Mines Company
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
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