Nationwide bill would standardize forest land exchanges
A long senate document outlines a general law to exchange national forest lands for private lands of equal value within exterior forest boundaries. It notes prior acts, aims to consolidate forest units, and requires four week public notices before exchanges. The bill seeks to simplify administration and limit private land within forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suuede
Lalo
Luna
Wilkin
Nalorm
Congress
Department of Agriculture, Forest Aervice
Interior Department
Das Low
Senate
Ana House OF
Represeneumuyes
America
Congressus
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
House Public Lands Committee
National Forest
Kansas National Forest
House
Forest Service
Amusing Experiences Of Idaho Congressman Burton L French
Idaho congressman Burton L. French recalls uproarious campaign auditor experiences. He describes a clock device in the rostrum that broke loose during a speech, a spectator fueled by illegal liquor delaying discussion, and a lumberjack friend who climbed to the platform shouting three cheers for Roosevelt. The tales unfold in Harrison and other halls, delighting the audience and giving the speaker unexpected moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal Republican
Burton L. French
Congress
Idaho
Sianu Reyuw
Wulely
Decamons
Pattes
Roosevelt
Man Recovers From Train Crossing Injury On Rural Road
A man driving on a country road encounters a victim of a grade crossing crash. The wrecked car, the injured survivor, and the unanswered questions about the accident are described in terse, noir dialogue as bystanders debate who saw the incident and whether the claim agent has appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yavenny Suesmann
Evidences of Education by Nicholas Murray Butler
Butler outlines five evidences of education: precise use of language, refined manners reflecting fixed habits, habit of reflection, capacity for growth, and efficiency in doing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray Butler
Notice of Assessment by Imperial Mining Company
The Imperial Mining Company of Wallace Idaho levies a 2.5 mill per share assessment on its outstanding stock at a meeting held March 4 1922 payable by April 4 1922 to Homer G Brown secretary treasurer at 710 Hotel street Wallace Idaho Delinquent unpaid stock on April 4 1922 may be sold at public auction on May 4 1922 at 7 30 pm to cover the delinquent assessment advertising and sale expenses HOMER G BROWN Secretary Treasurer 710 Hotel Street Wallace Idaho M9 30 41
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Homer G. Brown
Hotel Street
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders by Slavonian Mining Company
Office of the Slavonian Mining Company in Wallace Idaho issues a notice dated March 1 1922 stating delinquent stock exists due to an assessment of one mill per share levied January 35 1922 and lists amounts next to each shareholder but the names are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Slavonian Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Notice of Patent Application for Western Union Mining Co
In 1922 the U S Land Office in Coeur d Alene Idaho records Western Union Mining Company a Wallace based corporation through attorney Erik Hagman as applicant seeking United States patent for multiple lodes in Evolution and Placer Center Mining Districts Shoshone County Idaho The claims cover Superior Nightengale Lusitania Revenue West Limit Aurora Hailstorm Wilson lodes with specified lengths widths directions and discovery cuts each bearing lead silver and other metals and described with magnetic variations and polygonal areas totaling several thousand acres across sections 16 15 and surrounding townships
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 5
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
United States
Western Union Mining Company
Erik Hagman
Wallace
Shoshone County
Nightengale
Lusitania
N. R
BR. M
the Register and Receiver
United States Land Office
Superior Lode
B. M
Cor. No
Nightengale Lode
Cor
Lusitania Lode
Samson Lode
Nord
N. Fant
Vonaing
N.W
Slavonian Mining Company Delinquent Stock Sale Notice
G W Dougherty secretary treasurer announces a stock sale at 505 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho on March 20 1922 at 700 pm to cover delinquent assessments plus advertising costs and water expenses. Names listed include Ikotich Mike Rutherford Amelia Savich Sam L Savich Mike Sopa EM and Savich Mike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikotich
Mike
Rutherford
Amelia
Savich
Sam L
Mike Sopa
Cedar Street
Wallace
Shoshone County
Idaho
Wate
G. W. Dougherty
The
Slavonian Mining Company
Tyler Mining & Milling Company assessment notice 1922
Notice from Tyler Mining and Milling Company Limited Burke Idaho dated February 24 1922 announces an assessment of two mills per share on outstanding stock payable by April 1 1922 to Albert Hausaman secretary treasurer at the company office Burke Idaho. Any unpaid by April 30 1922 will be delinquent and offered for sale at public auction on May 3 1922 at 7 00 p m to cover the delinquent assessment and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Burke
Idaho
Albert Hausaman
Burke, Maho
Mining survey notes list multiple lode claims and acreages
The document records detailed survey data for the Samson and adjacent lodes including Aurora, Hailstorm, Wilson, Revenue, and others. It lists bearing and distance measurements, corner numbers, and net areas claimed, with noted conflicts among lodes and a summary of total and net acres for each claim. Rank Langley, Register, signs off on the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Samson Lode
M. S
Wightengate
Lusitania
Aurora Lode
Wilson Lode
Majestic Lode
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Speaker
Volstead
Harrison
Los Angeles Examiner
Brown
G Sam
Alva
Ghiradi
Joe
Javovich
Jackson
Mike Asl
Kazanegra
Tom Wiehas
Tom
Tom Lubabrotich
Geo
Mitovich
Mineral Survey
Wallace Stock Exchange
Sur
Goa No
Ning
Samson
John F. Ferguson
Wallace, Idaho
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth and Pine
L. Sanders, D.D
Bunker Hill Smelter RR
Bradley, Idaho
Kellogg
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating CompAny
Producers
Bunker Hill
Frank M. Smith
Paulsen
Spokane, Wash
M. H. Sulivan
Spokane
Paulsen Building
J. W. Tabor’s Book & Stationery Store
Aetnaize Rossi Insurance & Investment CO
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