King of Pine Creek Mining Company Seeks Growth
Important developments on Vine Creek during the past year bring new life to the Lookout Mountain district. The King of Pine Creek Mining Company, adjoining Lookout Mountain, reports an optimistic outlook from secretary Ed Young, noting resumed development, promising ore, and a railroad near its tunnel portal. Directors include James H. Otto and Chris A. Solberg, with Young as secretary and manager. The article also covers county hearings on telephone rate reductions, road issues, and securing a state convention in Boise.
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King OF
Vinecreek
Lookout Mountain
Sidney
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Kellogg
King of Pine Creek Mining Company
Young
Pine Creek
Mine Creek
Coeur d'Alene
Kobus
The
King of Pine Creek Company
James H. Otto
Presid
Chris. A. Solberg
Moe Mining Company Big Mineralized Vein
The Moe Mining company formed to develop two claim groups on Gold Creek four miles west of Mullan. The Moe group holds five claims at the creek mouth with a massive iron vein and copper bearing rock. former Springville ownership passed to W K Moe, a noted miner. Development shows a great vein about 26 feet wide with siderite copper and sporadic bornite and pea cock copper. early tunnels cut the vein at 150 feet and drifting along footwall revealed the same large vein with heavy mineralization. Ore samples indicate potential shipment value, including a heavy copper and silver content and gold values. The Moe group lies near the railroad between Torino and Frank Hose properties, with easy access and a promising development prospect. Directors include W K Moe, Chas Fond, G W Dougherty, William Coumerish and Andy Silvert oon.
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Moe Mining Company
Gold Creek
Mullan
Moe Group
Springville Mining Company
W. K. Moe
Rar Eity
Springville Company
Moe
Soe Company
Torino
Frank Hose
Chas, Fond
G. W. Dougherty
William Coumerish
Andy Silvertoon
High Grade Ore in Two Faces at Cedar Creek Mine
William Becker, secretary of the Cedar Creek Mining & Development Co, returned from the property four miles from Murray on Cedar Creek. Samples from two drifts show high grade lead silver ore with zinc in the footwall, and the main drift has 350 feet of commercial ore, with extensions suggesting a large tonnage and possible mill construction. Ventilation work includes raising to connect with a winze at 145 feet.
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William Becker
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company
Cedar Creek
Murray
Becker
Wallace to Host Republican Convention Amid Mining Boost
A Wallace convention push integrates mining pride with Idaho Republican plans. Herman J. Ross led efforts for Wallace while Douglas County trade backing covered costs. about 350 to 400 visitors expected as Ada to Washington counties are apportioned delegates for the gathering.
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Wallace
Idaho
Lewiston
Congress
Ada
Adams
Bannock
Bear Lake
Renewah
Bingham
Elaine
Holse
Bonner
Bonneville
Houndary
Butte
Camas
Canyon
Caribou
Cassia
Clark
Clearwater
Custer
Elmore
Franklin
Fremont
Gem
Gooding
Jefferson
Jerome
Kootenai
Bureau of Mines and Geology file of Idaho publications
The Bureau’s brief three year record lists eleven outputs issued directly or with federal agencies. Items include Bulletin No. 1 Copper Deposits of the Seven Devils and Adjacent District, No. 2 A Preliminary Report on the Clays of Idaho, Reconnaissance in South Central Idaho No. 1, and several flotation related works. Also noted are U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin 113-E on geology of the Yellow Pine Cinnebar Mining District and multiple bulletins on mineral metrics and isolation tests.
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Bureau
Seven Devils
Idaho
Bureau of Mines
S. Bureau of Mines
U. S. Geological Survey
Yellow Pine
Cinnebar
Callahan Zinc-Lead Directors Plan June New York Meeting
Callahan Zinc-Lead board directors will attend the annual meeting in New York in June. Local directors Donald A. Callahan and W Newton depart May 32 to attend. At the Phoenix Arizona stockholders meeting April 11 reelected W Newton Guat Carlson and B S Titus as directors. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. current officers: John Borg New York president M G Rodearmel Minneapolis first VP Mike Bunnell Duluth second VP H T Mo Meekin New York secretary treasurer.
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Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
New York
Donald A. Callahan
W. Newton
Phé
Lrectors
John Borg
M. G. Rodearmel
Minneapolis
Mike Bunnell
Duluth
H. T. MoMeekin
Jim Blaine Crosscut Nearing First Vein at Pine Creek
Rapid progress is reported on the lower crosscut tunnel of the Jim Blaine Silver syndicate at Pine Creek. The crosscut extends 420 feet, advancing 2 to 3 feet daily, with extensive white quartz and iron sulphides yielding lead and silver. Development, under Harry Morrell with 4–6 men, aims to reach the first of three veins early summer. Lookout Mountain shipments begin this week, with crude ore averaging 60% lead and 15–20 oz silver. jigs boost output as 150 tons sit ready for shipment. Ten men operate the mine, while a winze and drift extend ore access. Sidney and Highland Surprise shipments loom as Pine Creek expands.
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Jim Flaine Silver Syndicate
Pine Creek
Jim Blaine
Bristol
Chesapeake
R. S. Merriam
Lookout Mountain
Harry Morrell
Lookout
Lookout Mountain Company
Sidney
Plummer Cutoff Promises Direct O W Service by 15th
O W R N officials announce direct service between Wallace and Spokane via Plummer after an agreement with Milwaukee. Wires are being connected at Plummer and the plan awaits signatures from both companies' higher ups. Service is expected to start on or before the 15th.
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O.-W
Wallace
Spokane
O.W
Milwaukee
Plummer
Good Roads Association Reelection At Sho shone County Meeting
At the annual Sho shone County Good Roads association gathering last Tuesday, all old officers and directors were reelected except Roy Koch who was replaced as vice president by Rush J. White. Officers: M. N. Sullivan president, White vice president, F. E. Stone secretary treasurer. Directors include Kellogg Martin Nicholson Burke McIntosh Burke EL Wood M L Mahoney Mullan Abe Hutton C L Herrick Wallace E R Denny Harry W Marsh. G Garrett chosen to represent the National Parks highway. The group favors making the main highway a state road to reduce county maintenance costs. The past year’s membership stood at 102, and plans to expand it are set.
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Shoshone County Good Roads Association
Roy Koch
Burke
Rush J. White
M. N. Sullivan
Kellogg
Wallace
F. E
Stone
Martin Nicholson
Burke McIntosh
EL. Wood
M. L. Mahoney
Mullan
Abe Hutton
C. L. Herrick
E. R. Denny
Harry W. Marsh
G . Garrett
Registration Supplies Delivered by County Recorder
Harry A. Rogers county recorder and clerk of the board of county commissioners left Tuesday morning on the Northern Pacific for Avery to deliver registration supplies. He will proceed to Big Creek and Clark in precincts for the same purpose and expects to return home today via Spokane. Registration books for the fall selection will open next Saturday.
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Harry A. Rogers
Board of County Commissioners
Northern Pacific
Avery
Big Creek
Clark
Spokane
Notice to Creditors in Johnson Estate Idaho Probate
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho John L Lucas administrator of the estate of William Frederick Johnson deceased gives notice to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication at the administrator's office the Treasurer's office in Shoshone County House Wallace Idaho. dated May 3 1972 first published May 25 1972.
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Wallace
Idaho
William Frederick Johnson
John L. Lucas
Erick Johnson
Ieze
Notice for proving will in Martha Hackett estate
Notice is published that on Monday May 16 1922 at 10 a m in the Wallace Idaho court room the time and place for proving the will of Martha F Hackett deceased and for hearing Hertha Hackett's application for letters testamentary has been fixed. Any interested person may appear to contest. Dated May 4 1922 John E Sherrard Ex Officio Clerk.
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Martha F. Hackett
Hertha Hackett
John E. Sherrard
Notice of Assessment at Rhode Island Mining Co
The Rhode Island Mining Company Limited in Wallace Idaho announces a 1 mill per share assessment on outstanding stock levied by the board April 25 1922 payable by May 25 1922 to C B Clarke secretary treasurer at the Coeur d Alene Hardware Foundry Co Wallace Idaho. Unpaid stock after May 25 1922 becomes delinquent and will be sold at public auction on June 24 1922 at 7 30 p m to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
C. E B. Clarke
Western Union Ore Shoot Raise Progress Near Kron-Johnson Base
A raise from No 4 tunnel level of the Western Union mine about 100 feet west of the Kron Johnson base shows ore indicating a rich shoot. Ore encountered above the tunnel level widens as the raise advances, extending the ore body 500 feet above and 50 feet below the level. The No tunnel extends east into ore believed to be the same shoot mined 25% feet below, with a compressor installation nearing operation.
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No. 4
Western Union
Kron-Johnson
Notice of assessment for Douglas Mining Company stock
Notice states an assessment of three mills per share was due by April 29 1922, unpaid stock will be sold May 27 1922 unless payment made. Postponement extended payment to May 23 1922 and sale to June 10 1922 at the Insurance Building Wallace Idaho. R S Clough secretary-treasurer.
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K. S. Clough
Douglas Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Notice of attachment in Idaho district court case 1922
The District Court of Shoshone County Idaho issues an attachment against PooH Northrup in the case of J. BK. Bean vs. PooH. Northrup. Attachment amount $516.45 with 7 percent interest and costs. Witness signed April 28 1922 by Clerk Harry A. Rogers and Deputy L. L. Brainard.
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District Court of the First Judicial District
State of
Idaho
County of
Shoshone
J. BK. Bean
Pooh. Northrup
A. D
Harry A. Rogers
L. L. Brainard
Idaho and Los Angeles Ink Milling Company Directors Meet
May 1 1922 the directors levy an assessment of two mills per share on outstanding stock payable by June 1 1922 to Alfred J Dunn secretary treasurer at 506 Bank Street Wallace Idaho If unpaid by June 1 1922 the stock will be delinquent and may be sold on July 1 1922 at 10 pm to cover the delinquent assessment and costs of sale
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Ofice
Idaho & Los Angeles Ink & Milling Company
Alfred J. Dunn
Bank Street
Wallace
Idaho
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Good Roads Committee
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Yellowstone Trail Association
Herman J. Rossi
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Plummer Cutoff
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Wallace, Idaho
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