Death of David Cromie Gains Osburn Pioneer Notice
David Cromie aged 75 died at his Osburn Idaho home after strokes suffered three and a half years apart while mining near Deborgia. Burial was in Greenmont cemetery with many old friends in attendance. Survived by a Michigan daughter, a brother John Cromie a noted district pioneer, two sisters and two brothers in Michigan. Cromie helped relocate the Widow claim on Prichard creek and was linked to Deer creek placer work near Deborgia with Philadelphia capital backers. The report outlines mining operations, development costs, and a court case on the claim, concluding with patent recommendation for disputed properties.
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Coeur Walene
David Crome
Osburn
Ale
Crome
Beborgia
Greenmount Cemetery
Michigan
John Cromie
Margaret Beadle
Elizabeth Wadsworth
Latah
Wash
Prichard Creek
Deborgia
Cromie
John Coumerith
Deer Creek
Montana
Crombey
Philadelphia
A. I. Thurston
Mr. Thurston
Mineral Claimant Wins Patent Case Continues On Page 1
The article discusses mining claims in the Coeur d'Alene district and the admissibility of evidence showing mineral character of surrounding lands. It notes veins and rock on adjoining claims may extend into the disputed ground, with testimony from experienced mining engineers underscoring the case's significance.
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Fred Calloway
Forest Service
Tain
Coeur d'Alene
Giant Ledge mine optimism from manager after Spokane visit
Charles G. Taylor, manager of Giant Ledge Mining, toured the city returning from Spokane. He reports underground work paused but surface improvements advanced, plans to crosscut from the 400 level to a promising 200 level vein, and anticipated mill construction with growing milling capacity as conditions require. The company’s financial condition is strong and Taylor remains optimistic about the mine and the broader mining industry.
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Charles G. Taylor
Giant Ledge Mining Company
Spokane
Taylor
Giant Ledge
Independence Ore Shoot Proved for Distance Extension
Harry W. Ingalls of Independence Lead Mines reports further drift work east from the crosscut, extending over 80 feet and revealing milling ore across the drift. Crosscut work west of the dike is paused. Small galena stringers suggest the vein nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Ingalls
Independence Lead Mines Company
Morning Shaft Contract Extends Depth by 200 Feet
Federal Mining and Smelting Company awarded a contract to Eric Beck of Mullan to sink the Morning shaft 200 feet deeper from the 2250 level. The project will reach 1650 feet below the main tunnel level with the new depth.
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Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Eric Beck
Mullan
Llevel
County finances shown sound with minimal indebtedness
County reports none of bonded debt and a small current liability of 169,640.74. Cash balance stands at 803,180.71 with consolidated assets totaling 913,915.00 and county properties valued at 327,611.04 including courthouse, grounds, and equipment. The county auditor’s report praises prudent expenditures and compares favorably with peers, noting efficient administration and strong public finances.
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Lie DuWay
Court House
Oregon Platinum Deposit Near Grants Pass Under Development
H M Lancaster and associates push development of a platinum bearing vein about fifteen miles from Grants Pass Oregon samples to Reno show no platinum while eastern labs report trace amounts. Lancaster owns and options roughly two miles of the vein which runs along a hill above a creek bed and is described as 10 to 15 feet thick with expected profitable results.
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Lancaster
Chair of Metallurgy at Idaho Welcomes Noted Metallurgist
Stewart Bruce, former Michigan College of Mines professor and ex Amer ican Smelting and Refining metallurgist, is temporarily appointed chair of metallurgy at the University of Idaho. He fills the vacancy from Prof. Rh B Elder’s sickness leave. Bruce has 15 years in industry and academia and is brother to J I Bruce of the Davis Daly Copper company. Francis A Thomson lauds the appointment.
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Idaho School of Mines
Stewart & Bruce
Michigan School of Mines
University of Idaho
Rh. B. Elder
Moscow Star Mirror
Bruce
American Smelting and Refining Company
Colorado
Utah
Michigan College of Mines
Houghton
Mich
J. I. Bruce
Butte-Superior Copper Company
Davis- Daly Copper Company
Butte
Francis A. Thomson
School of Mines
Trojanowski Returns From Premier Mine Construction
Otto Trojanowski returned from the Premier mine where he supervised construction of a mill for the company. The 150 ton capacity mill is now in operation awaiting additional water power. A tramway links mine to mill, elevational difference about 1400 feet, with ore shipments moving by tram. Snow depth about 12 feet, locals note a lighter fall than previous years. Stockholm telephone service can awaken callers at any hour.
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Otto Trojanowski
Trojanowsky
Bunker Hill Option Filed On Red Elephant Mine
A mine option and agreement between Red Elephant Mines Consolidated and J W Gwinn manager of Bunker Hill operations at Bullion west of Hailey is filed for record. Eighteen claims and mail sites included. purchase price set at 75000 dollars payable by September 1 1924. The Red Elephant has been a major regional producer and development will be vigorously pushed with spring opening. Hailey News-Miner. Insects may use natural sounding mechanisms, with pitlike hollows under forewings aiding sound projection in two Japanese cidaria species and another in Khari hills India.
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Red Elephant
Red Elephant Mines Consolidated Company
J. W. Gwinn
Bunker Hill
Bullion
Hailey
Spring —Hailey News-Miner
Khari Hills
India
Annual stockholders meeting for Success Mining Company
Notice from Wallace Idaho states the annual meeting of the Success Mining Company Limited will be held in the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace on Monday April 10 1922 at 10 o'clock a m for electing a board of directors and other business by order of the president Herman J Rossi secretary treasurer Also a notice to creditors for Henry Lamb administrator of Leslie Lamb deceased dated March 20 192? first published March 23 192?
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The
Success Mining Company
Apne
Wallace
Idaho
Success Mining Company, Limited
Gyde-Taylor
Herman J. Rossi
Wallace, Idaho
M33-Ag
Shoshone
State of
Leste Lamb
Leslie Lamb
J. E. Gyde
Shoshone County
Notice of Expiration of Per Cent of Redemption
Delinquency tax certificate 883 for 1918 taxes issued in Shoshone County Idaho was purchased by Stewart Mining Company and later by J. B. Codd. The property includes the Switchback Senator Stewart Grandview Jeffrey Lazy Jean Senator Stewart Fraction North Fir Donie Red Rose and Spokane lode mining claims and all buildings.
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Stewart Mining Company
Adirondack Trust Company
Shoshone County
Idaho
J. B. Codd
Stewart
Grandview
Jeffrey
Red Rose
Spokane Lode
Notice of Probate Hearing for David Cromie Will
In Shoshone County Idaho a petition for probate of the will of David Cromie deceased and for letters testamentary to John Cromie has been filed. The hearing is set for Saturday April 8 1922 at 10 am in Wallace Idaho court. Interested parties may appear to contest and show cause if any. John E Sherrard Probate Judge and Ex Officio Clerk.
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Shoshone County
Idaho
David Cromie
John Cromie
Wallace
Free Map Offered For Wardner District Residents
A new map covering the Wardner district of the Coeur d Alenes, including Big Creek and Pine Creek, will be mailed free of charge to any address. Apply by mail to Matt Baumgartner, 323 324 Lindelle Bik, Spokane, Washington.
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Wardner
Coeur d’Alenes
Big Creek
Pine Creek
Matt Baumgartner
Lindelle Bik
Spokane
Wash
Notice of Assessment by Friend Mining Company
The Friend Mining Company in Spokane announces a five mills per share assessment on its capital stock, due by April 22, 1922, payable to treasurer Witt Schielding at 321 Lindelle Building. Unpaid stock by April 22 will be delinquent and may be sold at public auction on May 20, 1922, at the Bank street entrance of the county courthouse in Wallace Idaho, to cover the assessment and advertising costs. WM. SCHIERDING, Treasurer.
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Friend Mining Company
Lindelle Bidg
Spokane
Washington
Witt Schielding
Lindelle Building
Bank Street
County Court House
Wallace
Shoshone County
Idaho
Notice of Lost Giant Mining certificate for 1000 shares
Notice to the public that the undersigned has lost or misplaced Certificate No 34 for One Thousand shares of Giant Mining Development Company Limited. The certificate stood in the name of John Mangold on the company books. Persons are warned against negotiating or attempting to negotiate the mentioned certificate unless recovered.
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Giant
Mining Development Company, Limited
John Mangold
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