Tamarack and Custer Outlet Plan for No 6 Tunnel
The Tamarack and Custer Consolidated Mining Co plans a highline to dump ore directly into the mill bins at Frisco and may connect No 6 tunnel to reach the Tamarack mine. Federal Mining and Smelting is said to have agreed, enabling larger tonnage and shifting workers toward the canyon and Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamarack & Custer Consolidated Mining Company
Frisco
Federal
Hercules Mills
Northport
Canyon Creek
Nine Mile
Tamarack & Custer Company
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Standard-Mammoth
Green Hill
Cleveland
Tamarack & Custer
Puritan
Tamarack & Custer Mill
Federal Company
Tamarack
Frederick Burbidge
No. 6
Canyon
Wallace
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Kellogg Tunnel
Wardner
Kellogg
Another Beautiful Pipe Dream in Government Service
A Washington Post quote mocks government workers for praising efficiency. It notes the idea that if effort spent on obtaining benefits matched work ethic, government service would reach full efficiency. The line frames a critique of bureaucratic performance and rhetoric.
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Washington Post
Theory of flotation subject of bulletin soon to be issued
A bulletin on the flotation process will be issued by the Idaho State Bureau of Mines and Geology. The author is R B Elder, metallurgy instructor at the Idaho School of Mines, who has studied the theory for over a year. The work was done in cooperation with the United States Bureau of Mines and the state university, contributing to advances in the Rotation process.
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State Bureau of Mines and Geology
R. B. Elder
Idaho School of Mines
Fider
United States Bureau of Mines
Bureau
State University
Belle of the West Vein Extension Shows Rich Ore
Mining engineer George R. Trask reports the Belle of the West property extends westward, discovering a 20 foot wide lead-silver vein 100 feet west of the upper workings. Crosscuts and drifting indicate a growing body of commercial ore with galena and chalcopyrite, six miners increased to follow the vein under daily pay.
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Trask
Decker
Thomas
Brady Development reports twin shifts in long crosscut
Patrick Brady of Brady Development says two shifts are now working in the long crosscut 800 feet expected to intersect the Rose Olympia vein. G Scott Anderson president of Fig Creek Mining returned last Tuesday from southern California.
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Brady Development
Patrick Brady
Brady Development Company
Rose- Olympia
Anderson
G. Scott Anderson
Fig Creek Mining Company
California
Callahan Co advanced zinc plant at Kellogg $100000
Stockholders of the Chicago Toston Mining Co received notice of assessment No 1 A for two cents a share with a president's letter detailing financing through July 1920 and plans for further development near Wallace Idaho The treasurer's report shows receipts 100588 51 and disbursements items including taxes auditing and advances to Kill Buck Mining The text notes the Callahan Zinc Lead Co loan and ongoing development and option on adjacent claims reflecting the tough metal market and need for funds.
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Chicago-Toston Mining Company
Donald A. Callahan
W. Newton
Callahan
Wallace
Waho
Consolidated Interstate-Callahan Mining Company
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
Consolidated — Interstate-Callahan — Miningmpany
Blake
Callahan Zinc-Lend Company
Con
Callahan M. Co
Bunker Hill Smelter
Kill Buck Mining Company
Dy Chas R. Mowery
Highland Surprise Consolidated Mining Company
Pine Creek
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Kellogg
Hine Creek
George Lamielle
Kelloge
Mowery
Highland Surprise
Hunker Hil & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
Whelloge
Highland
Elk Creek Contract Drives Florence Mining Vein Hope
Sam Tennall arrived from Elk Creek where he worked this winter for Florence Mining Company. A 100 foot crosscut contract is underway and another 100 foot run is planned, aiming to reach a vein predicted to emerge where surface shows strong. The Florence vein lies about 800 feet farther, with a similar surface indication near Elk Creek Resnol, two miles from the railroad.
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Elk Creek
Sam Tennall
Florence Mining Company
Kellogg Corporation
John PB. Steffes
Tennall
Florence
Callahan Zinc Lead Company Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of stockholders of the Callahan Zinc-Lead company will be held in Phoenix, Aria, on April 4. The only business announced to come before the meeting is the election of four directors. The company has 12 directors, the terms of four of which expire each year.
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Callahan
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
Phoenix
Aria
Hecla
Burke
Mullan
Bunker Hut & Sullivan
Kellogg
Bunker Hut
Bunker Hill Company
Spokane
Freight rate cut decision expected soon for bullion shipments
The Interstate Homerce Communion is set to decide on a reduction of freight rates for bullion moving from Rocky Mountain states to the east. Observers expect a substantial cut, noting rates have risen from 12 to 22.60 dollars per ton, doubling transport costs for local mines and squeezing profits. A company representative cites an added two dollars per ton for concentrates as part of rising costs.
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Homerce Communnion
Rocky Mountain States
Stites
Silver Cable Company Readies 8 Mills Levy for Spring Mining Expansion
The Silver Cable Company plans an 8 mill assessment on March 16 signaling extensive spring development. Ground disturbance in the lower tunnel has delayed ore shoots, but prospects remain strong with copper lead and zinc resources. late mining geologist George Huston praised the Coeur Moné district prospects before his death.
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Iver Cable Mining Company
Fautting
George Houston
Mullan
Hryan
Erocrerk
Huston
Coeur Mone
District Court Opens April Fourth With Featherstone Presiding
Spring Term begins in this city on April 4 with Judge Albert H. Featherstone returning from New Mexico to preside as chief judge. A long criminal calendar, including the Embree case, will be disposed of first. Victor Langley, working solo since January, reports a promising lead and silver vein development near Polari water, below Osburn, hoping for summer development and high grade ore discovery.
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Albert H. Featherstone
New Mexico
Legislaturea
Embree F W. W
Eleventh Hour
Victor Langley
Polari« Wateh
Osburn
Langley
Pearson Returns From Minnesota Mining Region
Harry Pearson manager of Pearson Mining company returns Tuesday from Minnesota where he has been since the first of the year in the interests of the company. He is met by his brother Morris Pearson who oversees operations at the Belt Joe property. He reports work progressing satisfactorily and predicts news when the vein is reached likely before summer's end.
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Pearson
Harry Pearson
Pearson Mining Company
Minnesota
Morris Pearson
Mining layoffs trim district payroll in gold and lead mines
About 2000 to 2500 workers remain active as Hercules and Tamarack suspend production. Hecla Morning and Bunker Hill Sullivan keep operating with roughly 2000 workers plus 500 more in small mines, mills, and developments. District payroll shrinks by about 700 as Hercules and Tamarack end production amid low lead prices and high costs.
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Hercules
Tamarack & Custer
Rocky Mountain States
Atlantic Coast
Lund
Munnibe
Prisco
Heela
Morning
Bunker Hum & Sullivan
Officials Visit Washington Water Power Leaders in District
P. Officials here report W. FE Coman general manager and M. W. Birkett assistant general manager of Spokane spent three days in the district last week exploring the company's extensive interests and strengthening ties with customers.
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W. FE. Coman
Washington Water Power Company
M. W. Birkett
Spokane
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Dilver Gable Company
District Court
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