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Wallace Miner

Location

Wallace, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1922

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Lookout Mountain tramway near operation and ore outlook

Lookout Mountain Mining company reports the Lookout Mountain tramway at Pine Creek should begin operation by week’s end. A 2200 foot gravity tram links the tunnel ore bin to loading bins, with 1000 pound buckets and an eight minute round trip. Ore bodies, including cerussite and galena, show strong lead and silver values, and multiple parallel veins suggest growing mineral potential with a planned deeper tunnel. The operation employs 12 workers across two shifts.

Lookout Mountain Pine Creek W. L. Penny Kellogg Bunker Hill Penny Oscar Hershey Lookout Mountain Company

Famous mining engineer Searls visits Coeur d'Alenes

Fred Searls Jr of San Francisco has spent the past week in the city on professional business. A widely known mining engineer, he has visited the district before, including a year ago for an examination and report on the Hecla mine in the Coeur d'Alenes. He leaves for home today.

Searls Fred Searls San Francisco Mr. Searls United States Coeur d’Alenes Hecla Searles

Hecla Signs Five Year Ore Contract With Bunker Hill

James F. McCarthy of Hecla Mining announces a contract with Bunker Hill & Sullivan to ship the entire Hecla mine product to the Bunker Hill smelter at Kellogg for five years beginning about July 1. Competing bids from outside smelters were received, but Bunker Hill offered the most attractive terms in the Coeur d Alene district.

James F. McCarthy Hecla Mining Company Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company Hecla Bunker Hill Kellogg Coeur d'Alene

Brooks to form Blue Grouse Mining near Pine Creek

Frank Brooks, famed for balloon displays at Wallace, shifts to mining on twelve West Fork Pine Creek claims near Kellogg. He reports a 35 foot wide ore outcrop with silver and lead content, a 760 foot tunnel exposing an 18 inch ore shoot, and plans to raise 1.5 million shares at 10 cents with 1 mill monthly assessments to fund development and equipment.

Frank Brooks Brooks West Fork Pine Creek Forks Incorporate Company Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company Kellogg Blue Grouse Mining Company Mr. Brooks D. W. Price D. R. Harlan Ho H. Rhodes Benjamin O. Praham Price

Success Mining Shows Lead-Silver Prospect at Depth

The Success Mine began work on a lead-silver showings on the 700 level with potential to widen into a commercial ore body. Initial ore is scant but drifting may expand. manual drilling continues, with machine drills if prospects improve. Earlier, rich ore was exposed on the 1400 and 1600 levels far below.

Mineral Output in 1921 Idaho and Shoshone County

Idaho’s 1921 mineral production totaled about 16.56 million dollars with Shoshone County contributing 14.59 million, roughly 85 percent of the state’s output. Coeur d’Alene district remains the top producer while Blaine County rises to second place for the first time in more than two decades.

Shoshone County Idaho Inspector of Mines Stewart Campbell Campbell Shoshone Coeur d Blaine Custer Boise Lemht Blaine County

Bunker Hill Legend of Phil O Rourke and the O W R N Rift

The article recalls the death of Phil O Rourke in Vancouver Wash and traces his rise from early Coeur d Alenes gold mining to the South Side quest for new riches. It credits him and Noah Kellogg with discovering the Bunker Hill Sullivan vein in 1885, spawning a boom town near Kellogg peak and making O Rourke one of the era’s notable figures.

Phil O'Rourke Vancouver Wash Coeur d'Alenes Prichard Creek Jacob Geetz Dutch Jake Harry Baer Spokane Don Sullivan Alaska Noah S. Kellogs Oregon South Fork Mile Creek Wardner Bunker Hill & Sullivan Burro Milo Gulch Kellogg Peak Phil

Hoar mucking machine showcased at Morning mine

Captain Samuel Hoar inventor of the Hoar Underground Loader has been in the district promoting the mucking machine. Ajax Mining uses one unit at Coeur d Alene, while Federal Mining & Smelting placed an order for an immediate delivery at the Morning mine. Captain Hoar is uncle to James fond, a noted miner and merchant of Mace.

Samuel Hoar Ajax Mining Company Coeurs Alenes How Thos I. Owens Federal Mining & Smelting Company Captain Hour James Fond Mace

Pearson Mining Co Develops Veins and Plans

The Pearson Mining Company reports for the year end details expenditures and development progress including crosscuts and new vein discoveries. A Minnesota tour by manager Harry P. Pearson aims to discuss finances with stockholders as the firm receives state approval for its development under blue sky law.

John F. Ferguson Julius K. Hall Harry P. Pearson Pearson Company Hall Pearson Minnesota

American-Commander power plans linked to compressor

Washington Water Power extended an electric transmission line to the American-Commander compressor plant last week. When accessories arrive, underground work will resume, with air line extending to tunnel No 1 where a vein 140 feet below the shaft shows silver and lead values. Plans include supplying power for the Independence Lead from the compressor via a roughly 3000 foot pipe.

Washington Water Power Company American-Commander Company H. B. Kingsbury

Ophir Mountain 1 Oil?illagh in Gold

Ophir Mountain stories describe early mining activity along the Ophir base from Leaver Creek to Teicha Creek. It details tunnels, a 100 foot shaft by Barry N. Hillard, a vein of four to six inches with free gold, and expensive sinking with limited deeper exploration. Nearby Yosemite and Daddy groups produced but ultimately paused due to complex quartz and overlap with adjacent claims.

Adam Aulbach Murray Idaho Phi Mountain Noth Tom Oplar Canyon Kiger Gulch Murray Uke Barry N. Hillard Moller Lode James Murphy The Hercules Burke Hillard Hite Ulmnent Due Emst Ue West Yosemite William W. Hart Coeur d'Ale Charles Hussey Spokane John A. Finch Ophir Mountain Mother Lode George W. Coplen Robert T. Horn Horn Therrett Towles Wallace Coplen Golden Chest Whitman County Washington

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HECIA West Fork Pine Creek Board OF Trade O.W. Promises O.W. R. & N. Company Walter J. Sullivan Herman J. Rossi F. L. Quigley H. J. Arnett Plummer Wallach Arnett State Utilities Commission Toole Commission Interstate Utilities Company Federal Company Comprehensive Report OF Pearson Mining CO Otillagh Gold Sky Denver Clain the Yosemite Daddy
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