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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
3
Notice from Otterson Company Wallace Idaho dated February 21 1922 announces a special meeting of stockholders at 614 Bank Street Wallace Idaho on March 27 1922 at 10 oclock am to vote on increasing capital stock from 25000 to 35000 shares and to elect a board of directors plus other lawful business. President E R Denny signs the notice.
The Bear Creek Mining Company of Wallace Idaho announces an assessment of one cent per share on all outstanding capital stock. The levy was approved at a February 27 board meeting and is payable by April 7, 1922 to William J. Stratton, secretary, at the company's office.
The Cedar Creek Mining and Development Company Limited of Wallace Idaho levies a five mill per share assessment on its outstanding stock payable by April 3 1922 to William Becker secretary treasurer at 710 Hotel Street Wallace Idaho. Delinquent stocks unpaid by April 3 1922 will be sold at a public auction on May the 1922 at 7 30 pm at the company office to cover the delinquent assessment and selling costs.
Shoshone County Idaho invites sealed proposals for the burial of pauper dead. Proposals must be received by the board of county commissioners at the Wallace courthouse by Monday April 19 1922 at 2 00 p m with opening held at the board office.
The county invites bids for a public works contract with the project titled Proposal for DUP Of Pauper Dead of Shoshone county. Bid envelopes must be plainly marked and bids opened as directed. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. A good and sufficient bond will be required for faithful performance. Dated Wallace Idaho March 1, vz. HARRY A. ROGERS Clerk Board County Commissioners Mu-dO-51
Proposals will be received by the Board of Supt. of SuysiuLe County Idaho until 2:00 p m Monday April 3 1922 for county printing and advertising for year ending April 30 1923. Bid items include letter heads circular letters legal blanks envelopes postal cards health department cards and more with per thousand per hundred or per inch pricing. bid schedule notes delivery to clerk's office free of charges. right to reject bids reserved. bond required. marked proposal for County Printing and Advertising.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Lead Crystals Mining Company will be held at the office of the company 605 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho on Monday April 8 at 10 00 o clock a m for the purpose of electing a board of directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting L Leighty Secretary Treasurer 505 Cedar St Wallace Idaho M9-16-2t
Notice of sale by sheriff to foreclose tax levy in the case of Harry A. Rogers trustee for Shoshone County versus W. F. Boeler. The NW quarter of the NW quarter of section 20 in township 45 north range 4 east Boise meridian will be sold April 1, 1922 at 10 am at the county courthouse bank street entrance Wallace Idaho to satisfy a decree of 68.84 with costs. Sheriff Jesse Freeman and Deputy John Dolan sign. Ma-30-41
In Alexandra Virginia a portrait of George Washington painted in 1744 by William Williams is presented as the most truthful likeness. The canvas shows smallpox scars and aged features that reveal a strong dignified man, aged about 62 in his second term, challenging the idealized Stuart portraits and offering reverence beyond polished depictions.
The Palmbranch engages a German U boat in Arctic waters near land sighting a periscope and torpedo track. A rapid three round defense from the 18 pounder gun destroys the submarine at close range as it sinks with a heavy list.
In England a prehistoric lake village was uncovered near Glastonbury. Dwellings stood on clay mounds above water level while artifacts include a primitive loom framework and bone needles. A blue glass bead with a wavy line was found. one mound holds 900 tons of clay transported by boat.
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