Brady Plans Deep Drive On Olympia and Rose Mines
Patrick Brady has secured options on the Olympia group of 12 claims and the Rose claim adjoining to the east, to be developed with a 14 man crew within days. The Rose shaft shows carbonate ore in a 30 foot ledge, with a crosscut planned from the Headlight workings 1200 feet to reach the vein, aiming to expose ore depths and expand the mineral zone near Nine Mile Canyon.
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Pittsburg
Patrick Brady
Olympia Group of Claims
Rose Clam
Olympia Group
Nine Mile
Green Hill
Cleveland
A. G. Kerns
Canyon Creek
Ed Sullivan
Great Burke
Brady
Funda
Brady Development Company
Headlight Mining Company
Federal Company
Rose
Olympian
Supreme Court of the
United States
Clarence Cunningham
Sondon
British Columbia
Iate
Cunningham
Olympia
Help Feed Starving Armenian Children Campaign In Shoshone County
The people of Shoshone county are urged to subscribe 7000 dollars for relief of starving Armenian children. The campaign is underway and every citizen should give something. If everyone contributes, the total can be raised with no one burdened beyond their means. Solicitors act to relieve distress and suffering as Armenians face cruel hardships. Your donation means life or death to a starving child.
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Shoshone
Valentine Company Soon Begin Work Near Deborgia Mont
The Valentine Mining company plans development near Deborgia six miles north, with open cuts and an 18 foot shaft showing lead silver ore. A crosscut will cut the vein about 125 feet from the tunnel, then drifting to reach the shaft for a 140 foot depth. A wagon road to the Rock Island line will be built. Mining engineer Frank J. Davey calls the ore a splendid smelting type with silver and lead and expects the main ore body to the south. President Thurston will return to Deborgia after a Spokane sojourn to resume work this spring.
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Valentine Mining Company
Deborgia
Mont
A. L. Thurston
Valentine
Rock Island
Valentine Company
Rough Rider
Terra Firma
Rock Island Road
I Davey
Frank J. Davey
Thurston
Spokane
Wallace
North Bunker Hill Shaft Near Vein Crossing Plan
The shaft at the North Bunker Hill property is nearly to a point to cross into the vein. Work will start soon on the station after sampling. a crosscut to the No 1 vein will begin once done. The plan aims to explore all three veins opened on the upper levels, first within 100 feet of shaft bottom.
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Bunker Hill
Wardner-Kellogs News
Callahan Mine Renamed After Discoverer James F. Callahan
Directors in New York approve renaming the company to The Callahan Zinc-Lead Company to honor James F. Callahan, founder and early pioneer who discovered the Callahan mine. Stockholders to vote at the Phoenix meeting on April 12. The mine has yielded vast profits and stands as a tribute to Callahan’s perseverance and vision.
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Consolidated Interstate-Callahan Mining Company
Interstate
Callahan
New York
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
Phoenix
Ariz
James F. Callahan
Coeur d'Alene
Rich Renant
James F.callahan
Furth
Lay Churchmen Dinner Aims for Equal or Greater Interest
The Lay Churchmen club holds a Monday 7 pm dinner at Banquet restaurant with music and speeches. C. L. Heitman will speak on club impact, H. M. Dorks of the YMCA Kellogg school will discuss Americanization work, and Commodore Longfellow of the Red Cross life saving school will outline swimming and rescue methods. $1 per plate.
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Lay
C. L. Heitman
H. M. Dorks
Commodore Longfellow
American Red Cross Life
Rock Island mine to resume development after winter work
Two men worked through winter on the Rock Island property six miles north of Deborgia to clean tunnels and ready for development. Silver Stone Mining Co of Delaware owns the property and plans to start exploratory work in the lower tunnel where ore has not yet been found. Upper tunnels show thick shippping lead-silver ore and substantial prior shipments.
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Rock Island
Silver Stone Mining Company, Delaware Corporation
Deborgia
Sterling Silver Mountain Tunnel Progress Report
The lower crosscut tunnel at the Sterling Silver Mountain property on Big Creek has reached 130 feet this week. Two shifts work the tunnel with steady progress. Early week ore stringer cut yielded assay returns.
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Sterling Silver Mountain
Big Creek
Mining Lead and River Tie Ups Mentioned in Report
The text notes a lead and river occurrence with 0.04 per cent lead and 12.6 ounces in the river. A parallel stringer runs to the main vein, with a second encounter described. The ledge is expected 300 feet from contact, allowing deep drift into a mountain heart. Work depth near 300 feet, funded for continuous operation with two shifts, per M. Baumgartner of Spokane, secretary treasurer.
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M. Baumgartner
Spokane
Insurance Benefits Shared by Employer and Carrier in Utah Ruling
Utah Supreme Court rules under the workman’s compensation act that both employer and insurance carrier are liable for benefits. If the insurer fails, the burden falls on the employer. The American Fuel Co of Sego and Theras Lappas involved. Guardian Insurance paid until insolvency. Primary obligation rests with the employer. insurance is incidental.
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Supreme Court of Utah
American Fuel Company
Sego
Utah
Theras Lappas
Guardian Insurance Company
Ad Mining Journal
Blue Star Mine Near Pine Creek Under New Talks
Thomas Welch of Butte visited the city seeking to take over control of the Blue Star Mining and Milling Co. He represents a syndicate of New York men. The property near Pine Creek lies about 1900 feet from the railroad with 500 feet shaft sunk and 000 feet of drifts. Finances have idle years. A. C. Morbeck of Kingston currently represents control. negotiations aim to resume operations soon.
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Thomas Welch
Butte
Blue Star Mining & MiNing Company
New York
Pine Creek
A. C. Morbeck
Kingston
Diamond Output Falls in South Africa in 1918
Diamond production in South Africa dropped to 2,343,735 carats in 1918 valued at 38,876,008 dollars according to a consular report. The 1919 figures are expected to show further decline. In 1917 production was 2,902,417 carats valued at 37,649,049 dollars.
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South Africa
Encouraging Showing in National Crosscut
The east crosscut at the Nation al has advanced about 250 feet while the main crosscut runs about 135 feet with one shift. In the Burke quartzite, no major change except the east crosscut entering a four flosure vein containing oxidized iron copper and possibly other minerals. The vein lies northeast to southwest and lies about 30 feet beyond entry with similar appearance. This development warrants exploration by drift and excites much interest in progress and management plans remain unclear.
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National
Burke
Noted Geologists Arrive in District for Hecla Work
Florace V Winchell of Minneapolis and Fred Searls of San Francisco arrive in the city to staff Burke HQ for the Hecla company in the pending apex investigation with Federal Mining and Smelting. Winchell, former American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers president, aided in federal income tax task force. Searls, a leading mining geologist, has worked on major conflicts including Wardner Last Chance case and later projects in South Africa and China.
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Florace V. Winchell
Minneapolis
Fred Searls
San Francisco
Burke
Hecla
Hecla Company
Apex
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Winchell
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engines
Herbert Hoover
Notabe Festure
Secretary of the Treasury
Star- Federal
Russia
St. Petersburg
Empire
Fred Searles
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Federal Mining & ‘Smelting Company
Wardner
Searls
Bunker Hill Associates
Lawson
United States
South Africa
China
Jie
Ja Gold
Mother Lode
California
Oppose the Bonus Vote At Herschel V Edwards Post
A meeting of Herschel V Edwards post veterans of the world war opposed a proposed $50 monthly bonus for all ex service men during their service period. Congress had disenacted the measure, and the gathering aimed to gauge sentiment. The final vote showed a large majority against it, about three to one.
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Herschel V. Edwards Post
Congress
Zinc Plant Backers See Pine Creek Revival and Jobs
The piece discusses establishing an electrolytic zinc plant by the Bunker Hill company to fix zinc markets and revive idle mines in Pine Creek. It notes high power costs, unsettled industrial conditions, and the belief that a zinc smelter would create demand, end railroad hesitations, and return Prospects, with Success Mining awaiting a market for its concentrates.
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Sinc
Inc
Bunker Hill
Kellogg
Hradley
Coeur d
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Pine Creek
Bunker TH
Bunker Hill Company
Success Mining Company
Min
Utah Copper Company 1919 Q4 report highlights
The Utah Copper report shows an 81.56 percent recovery from ore averaging 1.2493 percent copper. It notes reduced losses in tallings, a net cost around 1.445 cents per pound, and earnings of $5.08 with $6 per share. Production ran at zero percent of capacity.
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Utah Copper Company
Utah Copper
Httle
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Roge
North Bunker Hill
BLUE
Bunker Hill Project
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