Supreme Court Reade on Placer and Lode Claims Fight
The Supreme Court rules on mineral land laws in a Nevada dispute Cole et al v Ralph. It holds discovery within lode locations is essential for validity and that possession alone or mere holding does not grant a patent. The decision reverses the appeals court and upholds district court judgments for plaintiffs based on lack of discovery in placer areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Nevada
The
Mining Congress Journal
Geo. A. Cole
Ed Maley
Gilbert C. Ross
J. J. Healey
Guy Davis
George B. Thatcher
Wmn. Forman
Joseph Ralph
Salt Lake No. 3
Midas and
Evening Star
Homestake
Ralph
Land Office
Midas
Intitia W Elimied
Circuit Court of Appeals
van DeVanter
Supreme Court
Justice van DeVanter
Neaveranes
Covern
Department of the Inferior
Department
Interior Department
District Court
Many in One. Marine's Mixed Nationality Puzzle
Louis C. Minette, accepted for enlistment in the U S marine corps at Tulsa, Oklahoma, traces his mother to American and a Frenchman in Italy. Born aboard a ship in the English Channel, he lost parents in Sweden and was adopted by a German, who brought him to the United States. His adoptive father is not a naturalized citizen, prompting questions about his status. The Washington Star notes the recruiting sergeant’s quip on nationality.
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League of Nations
Louis C. Minette
U. S. Marine Corps
Tulsa
Oklo
Italy
Sweden
United States
Evans Gold And Silver Bill Gaining Support
Washington week end reports say mining companies push the McFadden gold bill while the American Bankers association and the American Mining Congress back it. Experts doubt broad, lasting impact without backing for prospectors and new districts, noting Evans and McFadden bills aim at different needs and may not combine.
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Financial Review
New York
Washington
American Bankers Association
American Mining Congress
Anlecs
DHL
Oil Indust
Evans
Notice to Creditors in Idaho Probate Court
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho the administrator of the estate of William Finley deceased gives notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate to exhibit them with proper documentation and within the legally prescribed period.
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County of Shoshone
State of
Idaho
William Finley
Solid Mining Company 2c per share assessment notice
Directors levy a two cent per share assessment on Solid Mining Company capital stock. Pay by May 15, 1920 to Burt Brown Barker treasurer at 120 Broadway New York. Delinquent shares on sale May 15 1920 to pay delinquent assessment and auction costs. Barker secretary, Wallace Idaho and New York City.
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Comapy Washire
Idaho
Burt Brown Barker
Solid Mining Company
Broadway
New York
Wallace
New York City
Notice of Assessment No 3 for Northern Light Mining
Notice of assessment 1 1/4 mills per share on Northern Light Mining and Milling Company stock. Directors meet February 14 1920 set payable by April 5 1920 to B E Harmon as W Mortenstreet St Paul Minnesota. Delinquent shares on April 5 1920 will be sold May 8 1920 at 10:00 am in Wallace Idaho to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs. Secretary B B Harmon 352 W Morton Street St Paul Minnesota M4 Al 51
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Light Mining & Milling Company
St. Paul
Mianea
B. E. Harmon
W. Mortenstreet
Minnesota
Sidney J. Shonts
Gyde- Taylor
Wallace
Idaho
B. B. Harmon
W. Morton Street
St. Minnesota
Secretat Paul
Notice of Postponement for Northern Light Mining & Milling Co
Notice states the assessment payment date is postponed from April 8, 1920 to May 8, 1920 and the delinquent sale date moved from May 8, 1920 to June 7, 1920. B. B. Harman secretary.
Notice of Assessment at Washington Mining Company
Notice from the Washington Mining Company Burke Idaho dated April 20 1920 announces an assessment of 1.5 mills per share on outstanding stock payable by May 24 1920 to secretary treasurer C A Dettman at the company office Burke Idaho. Unpaid shares by May 24 will be delinquent and sold at public auction June 4 1920 at 6 00 p m to cover the assessment plus costs. Stockholders who paid the July 7 1919 assessment are not required to pay this assessment.
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Ofice
Washington Mining Company
Burke, Wie
C. A. Dottman
Burke
Idaho
CA. Dettman
Lucky, Swede Gold & Copper Mining Company
Bn O F. Ferguson
Shayne Building
Wallace
John BF. Ferguson
Sure
Jone
Wal
Maho
Alias summons in Idaho divorce case Kennedy v Kennedy
The State of Idaho greets Barnard Kennedy as defendant in a case filed by Christina Kennedy in the District Court of the First Judicial District, Shoshone County. The plaintiff alleges a marriage dissolution case following a Spokane Washington wedding in May 1919 and requests legal action in Idaho.
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District Court of
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone
Christina Kennedy
Barnard Kennedy
District Court
Idaho
Spokane
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Newt Ressly
Washington Star
McFadden
Cedar Street
William Ipana
Uko. W. Walkpr
B. BE. Harmon
M6-41
Als
Bunker Hill Smelter
Kellogg, Idaho
R. R
Bradley, Idaho
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
Bunker Hill
Smelter
Jules Labarthe Crocker
San Francisco
Cal
Frank M. Smith
Paulsen
Spokane, Wash
M. H. Sullivan
Kellogg
Paulsen Building
United Stores.co
Mullan
Harry A. Rogers
L. L. Brainard
John H. NorDquist
City Transfer & Storage
Cedar St
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth and Pine
Epworth League
Raymond F. Hawk
John F. Ferguson
A. L. Honeker
Shoshone County
Sunset Bud
Bank St
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