Plans of J W W revealed in wartime bulletins
Bulletin extracts show that IL W W leaders aim to disrupt labor unions from within and to capture organizations bodily. They urge greater activity across railroads mining timber and steel, with focus on railroad Brotherhoods and the outlaw switchmen, plus propaganda in Idaho and nationwide. Funds sought for legal work as case studies unfold in Washington Oregon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bill Haywood
IL. W. Wu
Idaho
la. W
LW. W
Bures
Fotary Elvb
Ain
LeRoux
Seattle
Lange m Asa
Washington
Maho
Oregon
Montana
North Star Mining plans continued development on Nine Mile
North Star Mining and Development Company will persist with exploratory work on Nine Mile property following a recent directors meeting. Secretary G W Dougherty notes after the last assessment the company sold about 125000 treasury shares to fund development, including extending the tunnel 171 feet, caving 50 feet of tunnel, replacing the trestle coating, and installing shop equipment and air piping, keeping the project in good shape amid unsettled business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Star Mining & Development Company
Nine Mile
G. W. Dougherty
Treasury
Sabina Mining elects officers at annual stockholders meeting
Sabina Mining and Mining Company held its annual stockholders meeting at the Ryan hotel where EJ Dutt W FR Miller and EC Allen were elected officers. About 505196 shares were represented of 692440 issued, including a proxy from W J Daling of Raymond. Directors then organized with FT Dofr as president W R Miller as vice president and EC Allen as secretary treasurer. A further directors meeting will be held to plan resuming development work on the Sabina property this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Daling
Raymond
Ned
Intel Samuel
Bear Creek Mining names officers and plans production pause
At the Bear Creek Mining annual meeting directors were elected L L Sweet Patrick Burke Lawrence F Connelly F C Curran and Richard McBreen. Sweet was named president Connelly vice president and Joseph S Morton secretary. Daniel Sullivan reported the property condition noting few workers and no shipping until lead prices and transport improve. Production could resume if conditions improve and extending the Washington Water Power electric line is considered to supply power for mine and mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Creek
L. L. Sweet
Patrick Burke
Wallace
Lawrence F. Connelly
Harrison
F. C. Curran
Richard McBreen
Hutte
Sweet
Connelly
Joseph S. Morton
Daniel Sullivan
Sullivan
Washington Water Power Company
Idaho School of Mines Fellowships Offered
The Idaho school of mines offers fellowships paying 760 dollars per year for 12 months starting July 1 1921 open to college graduates in mining metallurgy or chemistry. Fellows register as University of Idaho students and study for a masters while conducting research under the bureau of mines. Applications due June 1 1921 to Dean Francis A Thomson Moscow Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho School of Mines
State University
Whilehther School of Mines
United States Bureau of Mines
Idaho Dureau of Mines and Geology
University of Idaho
Tdwho
Bureau of Mines
Idaho
Franis A. Thomson
Echool of Mines
Moscow
Maho
Big Creek Leasers on 12 Ton High Grade for Shipment
D Burrow and associates lease a 400 by 200 foot block on the No 4 tunnel level of the Yau Boy. They report 22 tons of ore ready to ship with expected higher yields and plan to open a new ore shoot. Ground includes another 4 inch thick shoot with up to 500 ounces in silver. Sunshine Mining Company controls the property and seeks a 60 ton mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On and Partners
D. Burrow
Helena
Burrow
Mr. Tyrow
John Bohannon
Hugh Gibson
Loy Vone
Tike
Murrow
Sunshine Mining Company
Admission of Women to the Board of Trade
The Wallace board of trade luncheon featured J H Morrow of Coeur d Alene urging practical steps from his 6000 mile tour from British Columbia to the Mexican line. He praised California road policies and urged towns to attract visitors. Members debated admitting women. opinions varied from support to hesitation. President Mackey noted 75 new members plus potential 49 to 50 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
J. H. Morrow
Coeur Walene
British Columbia
California
Morrow
Wallace
Coeur d'Alene
Los Angeles
Mackey
Stobert Hunt
Thembership
FE. Stone
Stone
H. J. Hull
Platt Morrow
Mr. Hull
M. A. Corner
GW. Walker
Vr. Hull
H. C. McAllister
Walker
Paragon Mining Manager Falls Ill During Trip Home
J W Stedman of Paragon Consolidated Mining, arriving from Murray, was very ill with a severe cold and pneumonia symptoms. He boarded the train in the afternoon and hoped to reach his Valleyford area home that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stedman
J. W Stedman
Paragon Consolidated Mining Company
Murray
Valleyford
St Lawrence mine suspends work due to fuel and supply shortages
At the St Lawrence near the Idaho Montana line work halted after exhausting gasoline for the compressor and scarce supplies. Snow remains 10 to 12 feet deep, hindering passage for loaded ore trains. manager H M Lancaster sank about ten feet of ore showing in drift, with ore floor widening, while ore displayed in the Coeur Alene Hardware window was mined at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Idaho-Montana Divide
Pnd
H. M. Lancester
Coeur Alene Hardware & Foundry Company
Callahan Zinc Lead reports quarter results and exploration progress
John Bors president of Callahan Zinc Lead company delivers a stockholders report for the first quarter ending March 31. Development focuses on ore body at No 10 9 levels and shaft sinking to No 11. Company reports no debts, sufficient cash, and ongoing efforts to resume shipments amid zinc market concerns and possible tariff protection. Also notes a British museum beetle count of 150 1000 species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bors
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Borg
Callahan
Weamieane GY TY
Chicago-Boston
Treasury
Xinc
Lead
Marsh Mines Declares Dividend After Hecla Settlement
At a Marsh Mines Consolidated directors meeting last week a dividend of two cents per share was declared payable June 20 to stockholders of record June 10. The vote on a no-dividend proposal failed 183,200 in favor versus 88,4403 against. Officers reelected: Edwin Pohlman president JY Pohlman treasurer Joseph McCarthy secretary F Cushing Moore all of Spokane W M Leeof Dutuen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Mines
Hecla Company
Liberty
FL Cushing Score
Impany
Russell
Hecla
Russett
Marsh Company
Edwin Pohlman
JY. Pohlman
Joseph McCarthy
F. Cushing Moore
Spokane
W. M. Lee
Dutuen
Sidney Pine Creek mine shown high grade ore and potential new strike
Assays on ore from the Sidney property at Pine Creek report 48 percent lead and 32 ounces of silver. Wardner Kellogg News notes ore boulders brought to town and several cars exposed in the open cut. A. E. Hempill, owner, says the vein is opened in four cuts with consistent high grade galena and signs of a permanent, sizeable deposit that could yield large shipping tonnage for the Coeur d'Alenes. The first cut lies 500 feet east and up. it shows 14 inches to 2 feet of high grade ore. The second cut 76 feet higher yields similar ore and some lower grade. A third and fourth cut, 30 and 25 1/ feet higher, show comparable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Creek
Sidney
Wardner-Kellogg News
Coeur d’Alenes
A. E. Hemphill
Mine Inspector Begins Coeur d Alene District Tour
Stewart Campbell state mine inspector starts first official inspection of Coeur d Alene district mines. He will go to Kellogg then Wallace in a few days and spend two to three weeks examining mines in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Campbell
Kellogg
Coeur d'Alene
Wallace
Phoenix Mining & Mining Co weighs resumption after idleness
Phoenix Mining & Mining directors met last Saturday to plan development restarts after wartime idleness. An assessment of 5 mills was levied to fund assessment work with possible follow up projects. EC Alien was appointed assistant secretary treasurer to manage books and collections. The Phoenix owns 11 claims in Sunset and joins Sabina to the south. Park Copper Mining reported the cabin and contents intact at its Stevens Peak property despite 15 feet of summit snow. work is planned for summer. A Philippine cave near Montalban Lozon features a central dome 200 feet high and a bat column flight observed daily for years. engineers note the flights occur at the same time each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Mining & Mining Company
Directtora
Norman Ebbley
Roy Kingsbury
William Roberts
The
Phoenix
Park Copper
John Erickson
Park Copper Mining Company
Stevens Peak
Montalban
Lu‘zon
Philippine Islands
Manila
Notice of Assessments and Estates in Idaho Notices
Notice covers a 1921 assessment of five mills per share by Phoenix Mining Milling Co Limited Wallace Idaho payable by June 1 1921 and delinquent stock to be sold June 18 1921. also executor Charles H Horn invites creditors to file claims by four months after publication in Wallace Idaho with details. Also includes rules for burning timber waste in Coeur d Alene Fire District adopted April 1 1921 defining duties timelines permits and fire safety obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
B.C. Allen
Ryan Hotel
Wailage
FB. C. Allen
Phoenix Mining & Milling C Ltd
Norman Ebbley
E. Allen
County of Shoshone
Robert T. Horn
Charles H. Horn
Thorrett Towles
Gyde- Taylor
Hobert T. Horn
Balene Fine District
J. W. Ross
Coeur d'Alene
State of Idaho
Ross
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Secretary of Commerce
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British Museum
Spokane Exchange
Callahan Zinc
Allew
Ajax
Ambergris
Oe Fultion
Cork Province
A Aay
Douglas
Electric Pointe Gertie
Gladstone Mt
Pa Highland Surprise
Idaho Gold & Ruby Intermountain
Jack Waite - Lacleden
Rambler Cariboo
Kay Jefferson
Silver Cable
Silversmith
Tamarack
W. U. Mining
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