Novel plan for mining financing pitched by Stratton duo
W J Brentton and Mrs Stratton unveil a novel mining funding plan sold via $10 option certificates. Investors fund engineers to test prospects, then a stock company issues 1000 shares. if promising, more shares may be bought. Costs allocate to work, with 80 percent into exploration and up to 26 percent for selling and management. The first offering targets the MacPhillips property near Hinck Cloud on Nine Mile, with staged payments totaling 15000 dollars.
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Stratton
Peter McPhillips
Hinck Cloud
Nine Mile
Black — Cloud-California
Vanhandie
MacPhillips
Chas. F. O Merriam
Stratten
Stratton & Stratton
Alrealy
Widow's Estate Provisions Include Monthly $1000 and 100000 Cash
The document outlines that the widow shall continue to receive $1000 per month from the estate until the decree of distribution is issued. At that time she shall also receive a cash payment of $100,000.
Powerful searchlights to spotlight Idaho historical pageant
Six strong searchlights will illuminate MacLean field for the Idaho historical pageant on June 9. The evening performance aims for spectacular lighting as a key feature, with each beam capable of reaching half a mile. The lights were sourced from Wallace where used for night guarding of mining property during the war.
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MacLean Field
Idaho
Ahurt
Wallace
Day Will Contest Settled Out of Court
Agnes Loretta Day widow of the late Eocene Ro Day and executors Harry Lo Day and Jerome J. Day reach an out of court agreement stopping all litigation. The widow will receive estate interests per the probate decree. She is to receive 22,000 shares of Heela Mining, 412,000 Tamarack, 1000 Portland Hotel, and 3160 Hercules shares.
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Agnes Loretta Day
Ro Day
Harry Lo Day
Jerome J. Day
Heela Mining Company
Tamarack
Portland
Comming
Hercules
North Idaho Chamber Plans St Maries Meeting
The North Idaho Chamber of Commerce announced its annual meeting at St Maries on June 7 and urged Wallace to send a large delegation. Reports on publicity efforts, ore and exhibit plans, and a $2200 baseball fund, plus anticipated Fourth of July and fire chiefs conventions, were discussed as Wallace gears up for coordinated fundraising and regional events.
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North Idaho
ST. Maries
Board of Trade
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
St Maries
Wallace Board
North Idaho Chamber
Wallace Board of Trade
Kiernan
St. Marles
BLPF
Mackey
Wallace
Coeur d'Alene
W. H. Klieman
Jack C. White
John F. Ferguson
Northwest Mining Convention
Spokane
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Cedar Creek Plans Crosscut To Hanging Wall At 100 Feet
Cedar Creek Mining and Development reports the No 3 tunnel shaft at Cedar Creek now down about 70 feet showing high grade lead-silver ore. At 100 feet a crosscut will reach the hanging wall with a better ore showing expected, then the shaft will be extended 100 more feet to drift out the vein and block out additional tonnage before building a mill to enter the ranks of producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company
No. 3
Cedar Creek
Tarbox Mining plans new development under Moore direction
Tarbox Mining directors approve resuming work with Stanley R. Moore as consulting engineer. Moore will inspect the mine on the 15th and recommend a surface development plan targeting both the Tarbox and south veins. Work to start by June 1 under Moore's weekly supervision, with no new assessment. The company holds Packer creek claims three and a half miles from Saltese, seen as a potential lead silver zinc producer.
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Tarbox Mining Company
Stanley R. Moore
Geo. i Mortimer
Tarbox Company
Moore
Packer Creek
Saltese
Harry W Marsh New Head of Roads Association
At the Sho shone Good Roads association annual meeting in this city a record crowd attended as officers were elected for the coming year Harry W Marsh as president Rush J White as vice president and F E Stone as secretary treasurer both reelected Marsh succeeds four year president M H Sullivan Other directors named across districts Lookout pass road and Mission fats road cooperation discontinued free tourist service.
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Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs
Fire Chiefs
Wallace
Harry C. McAllister
Mission Flat
Harry W Marsh
Shojshone County Good Roads Association
Shoshone Good Roads Association
Harry W. Marsh
Ice
Rush J. White
F. E. Stone
Marsh
M. H. Sullivan
Mineral County
Montana
Lookout Pass
Kootenai County
Mission Fats
Return from oil field in Shelby impresses investors
James P. McCarthy and Donald A. Callahan returned from Shelby Montana where they inspected Heela Ol company operations in which they are interested. They found the oil boom town lively with many newcomers and reported several wells active the largest producing about 1500 barrels per day.
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d’Aleners
Shelby
James P. McCarthy
Donald A. Callahan
Mont
Heela Ol Company
Gene
Alias Summons in Walker v Utley Idaho Suit
District Court of the First Judicial District in Shoshone County Idaho issues alias summons to Clarence Herbert Utley in a 1923 case. Plaintiff George W. Walker seeks $5 principal plus 10 percent interest from November 1, 1922, attorney's fees, costs, and court sale relief on a promissory note secured by a half interest in Wallace Idaho property. The defendant must answer within 20 days if served in district, or 40 days elsewhere, or risk judgment by default.
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District Court of the First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone
George W. Walker
Clarence Herbert Utley
District Court of
First Judicial District
Wallace
Idaho
Sait
Shoshone County
Plaintif
Judemer
Curt
Auld Judicial District
Harry A. Rogers
L. AL Brainard
Callahan Zinclead April Shipments Report
New York office reports Callahan Zinclead April shipments at 3,656,000 pounds zinc concentrates, down from March 3,900,000 and February 3,380,000. Lead concentrates reach 1,756,000 pounds in April, vs 2,130,000 in March and 1,940,000 in February. Silver shipments total 16,682 ounces in April, with 20,550 and 18,430 ounces in March and February.
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New York
Callahan Zinc- Lead Company
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W. J. Stratton
Day
Otanley A. Moore
Tarbox
Harry Marsh New
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E. R. Denny
Chas. Z. Seelig
Kingston
Frank Olvon
H. C. Buchanan
Burke
W. H. Hoover
E. L. Wood
A. C. Stevenson
Osburn
C. W. Cross
Murray
David Sellars
Walter Keister
Calder
Ed Burns
Avery
E. I. Theriault
North Fork
J. D. Haight
Enaville
H. FP. Davenport
Wrichard
Charles J. Johnson
Mullan
C. L. Herrick
William Coumerilh
M. Dalton
D. BE
Eys. Bradley
Kelloggs
W. W. Pupesh
C. W. Brown
Burke McIntosh
Martin Nicholson
Gem
H. J. Steuart
J. M. Wethlerton
Esterday
Spokane Exchange
Caledonia
Callahan
Cork Province
Florence Silver
Hecla
Independence
Nabob
Rex
Richmond i
Seratech
Stewart
Silversmith
Alaxony Ambergris
Alameda
Venton S
Rpoundary
Rambler Bamboo OB
Ray Jefferson
Sidney
Sherman
Stanley
Utica
Valentine
United Silver
West Hunter
Western U Mining
Res
Glen
Spokane Stock Exchange
Dan P. Bagnell
Spokane Or Wallace Bank
Paulsen
Washington
Saxton
Therrett Towles
Plaintiff
Residence & P. O
Wallace, Idaho
OWL
Miss Saylor
DRUG
Coeur d’Alene Hardware & Foundry Co
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Expe Phiove
Icout
Elmore
Waianes
wMt General Pass
Eptember
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Were McMurray
Oregon
H. J. Arnett
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