Canyon Greek Branch Seeks Train Schedule Changes
The board of trade discussed restoring the Northern Pacific schedule between Wallace and Burke with a morning service and possible afternoon train to aid shoppers and canyon residents. A traffic committee will survey preferences with Mr Grubbs and report to the company, while Dr Mowery and Mr Rows join the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sullivan
Board of Trade
D. A. Callahan
Northern Pacific
Wallace
Burke
CR. Mowery
Rourke
Mall
Missoula
J. Row
Canyon
M. Grutie
Triffle
Trality
Grubbs
Dr. Mowery
Mr. Rows
Nabob mill to start next week in Spokane site visit
J. & Harrington, president of Nabob Consolidated Mining, announced on arriving in Spokane after touring the Pine Creek mine that the Nabob mill would be in operation next week likely Monday. He noted favorable mine conditions and said Nabob stock is being listed on the New York market. Harrington also led Stewart Mining and resides in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & Harrington
Nabob Consolidated Mining Company
Spokane
Pine Creek
New York
Harrington
Stewart Mining Company
Silver Cliff mines elect Jay president and Johnson VP
Silver Cliff Gold and Copper Mining company directors filled two vacancies at a meeting last Monday electing Thomas Jay as president and Hulger Johnson as vice president. Dr J A McLachlan and John Rolin attended. Development work will resume under Jay to connect tunnels and extend raises. The property lies about six miles east of Mullin with copper and silver and gold yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cliff Gold & Copper Mining Company
Thomas Jay
Hulger Johnson
Jay
James D. Young
Johnson
J. A. McLachlan
Dayton, Wash
John Rolin
Wenatchee
Mullan
Republicans to Hold County Convention Caucus in Wallace
Republicans across Shoshone County plan a county convention caucus on March 20 or 30 to choose delegates. The precinct committeemen will organize, name a secretary, and prepare credentials. The county convention meets April 20 in Wallace to pick six state delegates for the Idaho GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
James H. Taylor
Republican Central Committee
Shoshone County
Jana Harry A. Rogers
SA Occuntiys Wiue
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Chicago
Compum
Deter Gates
Taherty Theater
Pioneer Dennis Blake Struck by Stroke in Coeur d'Alene District
Dennis Blake, a longtime Coeur d Alene area pioneer, was taken to Wallace Hospital after suffering a stroke at his home near Tie Creek. He and brother True Blake built the Yankee Toy group on Big Creek, once yielding rich silver royalties. True Blake later died in California. Dennis remains under care amid warm wishes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Blake
Coeur Vatene
Hin
Tie Creek
Wallace Hospital
Blake
True Blake
Big Creek
True Rake
California
Denni Rinke
Bigerock
Road officials visit to discuss county road construction
W. J. Hat, commissioner of public marks, Colonel Olsen, chief engineer of state highway construction, and W. L Baagett, district highway engineer, are in the city on business connected with road construction in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hat
Colonel Olsen
W. L Baagett
Great Silver Boom Predicts Nevada Man
Silver mining will be highly profitable for years, says Eugene Davis who revived Eureka mining. He argues demonetization killed the industry, cites high world demand, and calls for reopening abandoned mines despite taxes and capital constraints. He foresees a vast silver boom with new districts and strong banking support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Davis
Eureka
New
San Francisco
United States
Congress
Ben Hur Mining Plan By Ben Hur Mining & Milling
Beank J. Davey of this city has secured control of the Ben Hur Mining & Milling company. Plans call for about 2000 feet of development to start in a few weeks. The Ben Hur company owns nine claims north of Saltese between the Tarbox and the Last Chance. Present development includes three crosscut tunnels, the lowest about 1100 feet long, exposing lead-silver and wray copper ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beank J. Davey
Ben Hur Mining & Milling Company
London Metals Slump Dominates Week Ending March 10
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports a sharp London metals slump led by demand payment for government stocks, triggering a partial rally. Lead demand stays strong for corrosion, white lead, and cables. zinc recovers after a London drop to 4 pounds per ton, copper markets mixed with nearby deliveries around 18 ¾ cents. London and New York show parallel weakness, with outsized copper supply and steady market tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
China
M Fadden Silver Bill Meets Opposition In Congress
Washington reporting on the McFadden silver bill shows opposition from mint and Federal Reserve officials to repealing the Pittman act repurchase clause. The article notes 260,121,554 silver dollars melted under the Pittman act through 1919 and calls attention to silver export figures to India and China as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Engineering and Mining Journal
Mint
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Federal Reserve Board
McFadden
Pittman
Congress
Congresses Dia
Drinking Water Safety in Underground Mines
The article stresses the vital importance of clean underground drinking water at Coeur d Alene mines. It warns that contaminated water can spread diseases such as colds influenza pneumonia and syphilis. It suggests a sanitary piping device with a side outlet to prevent splashing in the mine water supply.
Baldwin locomotive works resumes at seventy five percent capacity
The Baldwin locomotive works operates today at about 75 percent capacity with a brighter outlook than a year ago. After the 1948 armistice the U S government cancelled orders totaling 68400000 dollars. Despite cancellations the works continued government work and pursued wartime orders, its 1919 gross gains surpassed only by 1918 and 1917. A stray line about a graceful girl attempting to climb out of a warmmock appears as an unrelated fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Locomotive Works
United States
Notice of Assessment at Valentine Mining Company
The Valentine Mining Company Limited in Wallace Idaho levies a two mill assessment on outstanding stock at a March 17 1920 board meeting. Pay by April 17 1920 to Otto A Olsson secretary treasurer Gyde Taylor building Wallace Idaho. Delinquent shares sell May 17 1920 at 3:00 p.m. to cover the assessment costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Otto A. Olsson
Gyde-Taylor
Notice of Annual Meeting of Stockholders in Idaho
The Success Mining Company Limited will hold its annual stockholders meeting in the Gyde Taylor building Wallace Idaho on Monday April 6 1920 at 10 00 for the ensuing year and to transact other business as legally may come before the meeting Ian J Rossi secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Gyde-Taylor
Ian J. Rossi
Copper Chief Mining Assesses Five Mills Per Share
No 8 Copper Chief Mining company levies a five mill per share assessment on all outstanding stock on February 17 1920, payable by March 18 1920 to James H Taylor treasurer Wallace Idaho. Unpaid by March 18 1920 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on April 19 1920 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Chief Mining Company
James H. Taylor
No. Building
Wallace
Idaho
H. Taylor
Postponement of Copper Chief Mining Assessment Payment
Notice of postponement from March 18 1920 to April 1 1920 for the Copper Chief Mining Company assessment payment and delaying sale of delinquent stock from April 19 1920 to May 1920. Secretary Ames H Taylor, Copper Chief Mining Company Wallace Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Chief Mining Company
Ames H. Taylor
Shoshone
Wallace
Idaho
Columbia Copper Co. Ltd Annual Meeting Notice
Notice is given for the regular annual meeting of stockholders of the Columbia Copper Co. Limited to be held at the Horning McEvers office in the Otterson building Wallace Idaho on April 1920 at 2 00 p m for electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and transacting any other business that may properly come before the meeting. Secretary C. W. Betts marks the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Copper Company, Limited
Horning & McEvers
Otterson Building
Wallace
Idaho
Columbia Copper CO. Ltd
C. W. Betts
Guardianship Sale of Mining Interests in Idaho Estate
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho guardian Donald A Guilah an authorized to sell three eighths of an undivided interest in the Hidden Treasure Sunday and Sunday Fraction mining claims Summit district Shoshone County upon private sale to the highest bidder after April 5 1920 terms cash in United States gold coin 10 percent of bid due at sale balance on confirmation Judge R B Wnигer dated March 16 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Idaho
Della Sheehy
Isain
Donald A. Guilahan
Summit
County of Shoshone
United States
R. B. Wpniger
Divorce Suit in Shoshone County Idaho 1920
In the First Judicial District of Idaho Gunt Lindross sues Louise Lindross for divorce and child custody after alleged desertion in November 1909 marriage at Calumet Michigan with decree sought for custody and relief. Court summons directs appearance within twenty days in district and forty elsewhere. dated March 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone County
Gunt Lindross
Louise Lindrass
Louise Lindross
District Court
Shoshone
A. D
Harry A. Rogers
L. L. Brainard
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Canyon Greek Branch
Thomas H. Owens
Rocky Mountain Hine
Burke, Mullan and Wallace
Owens
Kelogg
TR & N
D. J. DeLong
Yellowstone Trail Association
BR. W. Dyer
Bureau of Mines
Oregon
Hoyd
Belmont
Nabob
Silver Cliff
Pioneer
Nevada
MINES
Government of India
Ben Hur
M'Fadden
India
Hong Kong
Spokane Exchange
Caledonia
Canada Copper
Florence
Marsh
Richmond Bry
United Sliver
Utlea
Ajax
Alameda
Loon Lake Copper
McGillivray Creek
Ma National Copper
Dickens
Rambler Cariboo
Ray Jefferson
Sherman
Silver Cable
St Smith
Baldwin Locomotive
S. Gundlach
P. O
Wallare
Matos
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