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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
3
Notice from Tarbox Mining Company Wallace Idaho dated April 13 1922 declares a two mills per share assessment on outstanding stock payable by May 18 1922 to John F Ferguson treasurer. Unpaid by May 18 will be delinquent and sold at public auction June 22 1922 to cover the assessment and selling costs.
The State of Idaho greets defendants O A McKee and C O McKee in Shoshone County. A complaint has been filed in the District Court of the First Judicial District. Harry A Rogers as County Auditor, trustee for Shoshone County, serves as plaintiff.
District court summons in Shoshone County Idaho for delinquent 1916 1911 1919 1920 and 1924 taxes on Lot 1 Block 2 Vergobbi Addition Kellogg listing plaintiff John H McKev ers as attorney and HARRY A ROGERS as clerk with 20 day service window in district or 40 days elsewhere.
At a Burke Idaho meeting on April 3 1922 the Ajax Mining Company board levied a one cent per share assessment on capital stock payable by May 17 1922 to treasurer J A Havighorst at Spokane Washington. Unpaid shares by May 12 1922 become delinquent and will be sold at public auction on June 17 1922 to cover the delinquent amount and sale costs.
United States Land Office at Coeur d Alene Idaho dated April 10 1922 gives notice that Western Union Mining Company representing Aurora Sampson Mining Company intends to apply for a United States patent for 1500 linear feet of the Sampson lode and 1500 linear feet of the East Limit lode in Placer Center Mining District Shoshone County Idaho Survey No 2740 with magnetic variation 22 E. Beginning at corner 1 of the Sampson lode the location runs north 246 ft and 625 ft to corner 2, incorporating surface ground 625 feet wide.
Survey description for East Limit lode and East Loint lode begins at corner No 1, identically located with corner of location and with corner No 4 Samp son lode, runs 24 38 B1 625 feet to corner 2, then 88 00 to 1900 feet and 24 36 W 635 feet to corner 4, returns to corner 1, total area 41.146 acres, no adjoining claims shown or known, PRANK LANGLEY Register April 10.
Multiple notices from Shoshone County Idaho court and local companies. Midnight Mining Company seeks dissolution with the hearing set for May 10, 1922 in Wallace. Lucky Swede Gold and Copper Mining Company dissolution petition filed by directors, with 30 days to object. Bullion Mining Company levies a 10 mill assessment payable May 18, 1922 and delinquent if unpaid by May 18, 1922, with sale planned June 22, 1922. Royal Mining Company assesses two mills per share with May 15 due date and June 15 sale for delinquent stock. Notices provide clerk signatures and company addresses in Wallace and Coeur d'Alene.
The Zinc Lead and Copper Journal of Joplin extols zinc roofing as light durable and maintenance free. It argues zinc lasts a century, resists rust and weathering, stays gray without painting, and offers fire and lightening protection with artistic shingle options. It urges American builders to adopt zinc, noting Europe’s 100 plus years of use and high European production.
Senate Republican Committee on Committees approves chair changes today. Idaho Senator Rovah is elevated to chair the education and labor committee. New Jersey Senator Ede will succeed Mr Boral as chairman of the intermanic canals committee.
The Comstock Lode near Virginia City Nevada shows ore persists with depth and may be largely primary in origin. While downward surface-water enrichment increases silver content near the surface, deeper 600 feet plus ores remain primarily mineral with gold as a constant primary component.
The article notes wood from jungles and overseas sources sold by the pound in the United States, highlighting rare logs such as lignum vitae used for ship bearings, and describes luxury uses for woods like mahogany, cedar, sandalwood, and ebony. It covers origins from Africa, Mexico, and the Dutch Indies, and explains the unique self lubricating properties of lignum vitae.
In a Lewiston Tribune column, a prominent labor leader’s claim that strikes are obsolete is challenged. The piece argues ongoing strikes wear public sentiment, especially against organized labor, and that wage rates must reflect cost of living. It notes strikes in major cities harm building trades and critiques Gompers for wartime wage policies, then mentions Fahrenheit’s death in 1736.
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