Sidney Ore Rise Promises Bigger Lead Shipments
High grade lead ore bodies opened on Sidney Pine creek. leasers plan three trucks to haul about four tons each as shipments resume at a rapid pace. The Sidney vein, discovered 30 years ago by L W Gay, is being developed further with a tunnel and crosscut expected to reveal a continued rich ore shoot.
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Sidney
Pine Creek
Kellege
Bunker Hill
Denver Gulch
L. W. Gay
Kellogg
Coeur d'Alene
Sidney Mining Company
L. M
Evans Gay
Sidney Company
Gay
J. W. Gay
James H. Taylor Seeks Third District County Commissioner Seat
James H. Taylor announced before leaving for the Bullion last Monday that he will seek the Republican nomination for county commissioner from the third district. He would succeed Dr. D. B. Keys of Mullan, who will not seek re election. Taylor, longtime chairman of the county central committee, has been active in Coeur d Alene Republican affairs and served as mayor during two or three terms, including a term when paving of streets and alleys began.
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James H. Taylor
D. BE. Keys
Mullan
Taylor
Republican County Central Committee
Tony
Coeur d'Alene
Republican Party
Kellogg Man Announces Candidacy for Second District Commissioner
D W Price of Kellogg enters the republican race for county commissioner from the second district. He seeks to succeed Ed Miller, who will not seek reelection. Price’s opponent for the nomination is Eugene Thomas of Osburn, whose announcement appeared in the Miner last week.
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D. W. Price
Kellors
Ed Miller
Price
Eugene Thomas
Osburn
Widow to receive $1000 monthly from Day estate
Agnes Loretta Day, widow of Eugene R. Day, was granted a $1000 monthly advance by probate order dated after the death of E R Day. The allowance, paid by executors Jerome J. Day and Harry L. Day, deducts $1250 previously advanced, and does not affect the estate’s disposition. The inheritance dispute remains unsettled as an inventory and appraisers are to be appointed. Harry L. Day has qualified as an executor and plans for Day properties and ore contracts are not yet announced.
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Agnes Loretta Day
Eugene R. Day
Jerome J. Day
Harry L. Day
Sherrard
Walter Hanson
C. W Beale
Day
E. R. Day
Mrs. Day
F. R. Day
Harry St. Day
Edward Boyce
Blanche Day Ellis
Spokane Chronicle
Wallace
Annual Assessment Work Under New Law
The new law sets July 1 as the end of the assessment year creating a need for claim owners who did not perform their 1921 annual labor to begin soon. Many claim owners owe zero work and plan to complete 1922 labor after July 1, then defer two years 1923 and 1924 until spring 1928. This plan suits those unable to do more, offering economy and convenience.
Stanley Meeting Stockholders of Stanley Consolidated Mining
The annual meeting of stockholders of Stanley Consolidated Mining will be held at Exchange National Bank building in Spokane on June 12. The company, controlled by the Days, includes a large group of claims adjoining Humming Bird on the east and north. The Hercules tunnel passes through the ground and rumors once suggested a promising vein, but no development has occurred to date.
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Stanley
Stanley Consolidated Mining Company
Exchange National Bank
Spokane
Rae-Wallace mining plans progress at Willow Creek Alaska
Byron Wilson heads to San Francisco to study Gibson gold mill design for Rae-Wallace Mining. The Rae-Wallace group operates two ten-ton mills and 11 claims with a 4000 foot vein carrying free gold. Prospect tunnel and drifting show a vein 2.5 to 8 feet wide with value estimates up to 60 per ton. Outlook notes rising activity as Bunker Hill and Big Creek deals spur investment in the Willow Creek district.
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Alaska
Rae- Wallace Mining Company
Byron Wilson
San Francisco
Gibson
Rae-Wallace Company
Wilson
Rae-Wallace
Seattle
Anchorage
Wasilla
Willow Creek
Grass Valley
California
Alma Ray Kellogg Company Elects Officers for New Year
Stockholders of the Alma Ray Mining Company met Monday night to elect officers. Directors chosen were R. A. Brockman as president, Peter Engle as vice president, D. H. Barnhart, John Gaby, and Elmer Brown. C. B. Forbes was named secretary-treasurer. A report from management noted the vein’s discovery with several feet of mineralized copper, silver, and gold at the lower tunnel and plans to continue exploration on this vein.
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Kellogg Company
Alma Ray Mining Company
R. A. Brockman
Peter Engle
D. H. Barnhart
John Gaby
Elmer Brown
C. B. Forbes
Wardner-Kellogg News
Equitable Mining and Milling Directors Elected in Coeur d Alene
Stockholders of Equitable Mining and Milling in Coeur d Alene elected H W Fritzel P W Johnson C L Dittemore G R Scott and Dr B A Loveless to direct the company for the new term. The firm owns claims on the west fork of Pine creek and has developed them for years with plans to resume activity near Wardner Kellogg.
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Equitable
Equitable Mining and Milling Company
Coeur d'Alene
H. W. Fritzel
P. W. Johnson
C. L. Dittemore
G. R. Scott
B. A. Loveless
Pine Creek
Onro
Wardner-Kellogg News
Giant Ledge Manager Hears News in Wallace
Chas G Taylor manager of Giant Ledge Mining reports in Wallace after Spokane stockholders meeting. New high grade ore shoot 16 inches thick just struck fuels optimism. Company plans mill completion and mine outfitting for production. Large tonnage expected on 200 and 400 levels amid strong lead prices. Giant Ledge lies about four miles above Murray.
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Wallace
Chas. G. Taylor
Giant Ledge Mining Company
Spokane
Taylor
Murray Road
Callahan Seeks State Senate Seat From Shoshone County
The Miner announces Donald A. Callahan as a candidate for senator from Shoshone county subject to the Republican primary on August 1. Callahan previously served in the lower house representing this county as a member of the last legislature.
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Callahan
Shoshone County
Donald A. Callahan
Net Profit Table Published Complete For 1921
The net profit statement of the mines in the Coeur d Alene district is published complete for the year 1921 with figures for the two preceding years. The Yukonold company has filed its year report, completing the mine profit disclosures for last year.
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Coeur d'Alene
Complei«Ion
Yukonold Company
Strike at Cedar Creek Promises Rich Galena Ore Shoot
A letter from manager William Schwabe to company president William Weyer dated May 15 describes a Cedar Creek strike with 15 inches of galena in crosscut No 8 and a 300 foot long shoot of lead-silver ore. The report notes extensive ore in Nos 2 and 3 crosscuts, continuous milling ore along the main drift, and a 135 foot raise to connect with a wing for ventilation, signaling a bright outlook and possible mill construction.
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Cedar Creek
Willian, Schwabe
William Weyer
Pam
Cressent No. 8
John
Crosneut
Sisters Shipment Ore Car to East Helena Smelter
The Sisters Leasing company loads another ore car for American Smelting & Refining at East Helena. Recent disclosures show strong lead and silver ore prospects with outlook for higher output in the near term.
Galena Strike Boosts 9-Foot Milling Ore Depths
Galena gains prominence as a crosscut from the main tunnel hits the vein 160 feet west of the 400 level ore shoot revealing 2 feet of milling lead silver ore with a six inch high grade streak. Drift east widens to 4.5 feet of milling ore with richer silver lead, suggesting a large commercial body extending toward the surface. Galena stock set to debut in the New York market.
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Alena
Chicago Boston
Blake
Callaghan Company
Chicago-Heston
Galena
Dennis Lake
Lease at Mineral Point Seeks Silver Vein Development
Osburn businessman Hr. I. Jaynes has secured a lease on the Mineral Point property and a survey by mining engineer FE Gnaedinger has mapped the area. Historic shipments by Cash Patterson and associates yielded rich gray copper ore, with shoots up to five feet wide. Jaynes plans to open the vein via No 2 tunnel, aiming to reach a probable parallel ore shoot near Polaris fault. The Mineral Point lies just south of Osburn.
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Polaris
Jaynes
No. 2
Osburn
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Sidney Tunnel
Wein
Sidney Leasers
P. P. Weber
W. W. Papesh
J. B. Cox
C. W. Brown
Dr. Ken
3D Dist
Harry Day
Tion
Kell Mining Company
Tacoma
A. Levensaler
Stue-Wallace Company
Wallace, Kellogg
Coeur d’Aleners
John Wood
Harold Child
A. G. Kennedy
Romising
Big Creek
Jlerge Capital
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Bunker ‘Hil
Alhambra
Crescent
Bix Creek
Bix Creek Canyon
Yankee Bay
Sunshine Mining Company
Senator Heyburn
Sunshine
Bir Creek
Silver Dale and
Big Hill Company
Rockford Company
Alma Ray
Lease Mineral Point
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