Idaho Students urged attend Idaho Schools
Idaho educators spoke at a board of trade luncheon urging state residents to send their children to Idaho universities and normal schools. G M Miller from the University of Moscow highlighted university value, scholarships, and cross-state unity. O M Filiott of Lewiston Normal stressed improved teacher training and enrollment. Road updates, aviation plans, and Fourth of July committee work were also discussed along with preservation notes for the Mullan tree and the Mission church.
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Moscow
Haho
Idaho
Trot Miller
Board of Trade
School of Mines
Bay of Shoshone
Lewiston Normal
O. M. Filiott
Lewiston Normal Sect
Taw
Mackey
Mullan
Helso
West Sunset Ore Showings Revealed in Mining Drift
Reports from reliable sources indicate a West Sunset drift on the 1000-foot level extends 100 feet into West Sunset ground. The ore, originally 8 inches to 5 feet wide, has increased recently with a face now showing about five feet of shipping ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark
Butte
West Sunset Mining Company
Sunset
West Sunset
Krom
Senator Company Seeks Option and Easement for Mining Claims
The document outlines a perpetual easement and right of way over and through mining claims owned or controlled by the first party for the benefit of the second party and its successors. It covers tunnels drifts crosscuts raises and underground workings with portals on the Hub Fraction lode, plus tracks roadways tramways power lines pipelines and other improvements on surface areas within Shoshone county linked to mining operations.
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Lode
Shoshone County
First
Chautauqua Coming Plans Move Forward in City
A large turnout at the council chamber meeting showed strong interest in the annual Chautauqua program. Committee actions included ticket-sale plans, site selection for the tent, and publicity duties. Mayor Hugh Toole and Miss Musa Howes named to pick the site.
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Council
Feld
Charles R. Mowery
Study Club
Hugh Toole
Musa Howes
Thomas McCabe
A. J. Dunn
H. H. Miller
D. F. McKenna
O. A. Reidel
Imperial Stringers Signal Vein Near Crosscut Hit
Imperial mine progress reports show a crosscut from the raise top now 350 feet long, nearing the vein as stringers and ore shoots align with the vein dip. Assays from oxidized iron layers yielded silver with no lead, suggesting leaching, while carbonate ore contains 18.3 percent lead in a stringer. News is daily awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Washington Mining Assessment Bill Would Move Date to June 30
A Washington cor respondent reports Congress will change annual mining claim assessment from December 31 to June 30, aligning assessment year with fiscal year. Senate passed then rescinded for wording. broad support expected though Arizona and New Mexico prefer November-December weather. The change excludes 1920 work but 1921 and 1920 assessments face rules and possible delays.
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Washington
The
Engineering and Mining Journal
Congress
Senate
Arizona
New Mexico
Journal
Sre
Committee On Mines and Mining
Poindexter
Pohlman Moves to New Offices on Sixth Street
T. T. Pohlman & Co has leased the rooms formerly occupied by the O. A. Olin Co on North Sixth Street and bought all office furniture suited for a brokerage business. Pohlman says the move will occur within the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Olin Company
T. T. Pohlman & Co
North Sixth Street
Pohlman
Taylor Finds Deep Snow at Hullion Mine Pitch
James H. Taylor, Hullion Mining manager, with Leonard Wickward, surveyed the Borax area mining camp from Mont forex and back to Idaho. Snow covered roughly three miles of the four and a quarter mile route, with last snow expected to melt in three to four weeks. Buildings were noted in good condition and no disturbances found. Taylor plans limited future work before long.
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Taylor
James H. Taylor
Hullion Mining Company
Leonard Wickward
Forex
Mont
Hullion
Idaho
Tayloo
Widoward
Jong
Lucky Strike Claim Development Near Moscow
William Shannon arrived in the city from the North Side where he has been advancing the Lucky Strike group of claims owned by M F E Lewis and others. He reports a 600 foot and a 300 foot tunnel along veins with scattered quartz. Five veins traverse the property on Tutte creek just below the Maho Northern.
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Butte Creek
Moscow
William Shannon
M. FE. Lewis
Shannon
Tutte Creek
Silver Cable Employs Men Under Corbett at Taft
A number of men work at the Silver Cable under James Corbett of Missoula who serves as president and manager. The company holds ample galena lead ore ready for shipment with summer demand hoped for. The site lies just over the Idaho Montana divide near the Yellowstone Trail, with Taft as the shipping point.
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Fof James Corbett
Missoula
Idaho-Montana Divide
Taft
Brady Development Vein Showing Strong as Drift Proceeds
Patrick Brady of Brady Development reports a promising vein showing after about 20 feet of drift starting west. The 5 foot wide vein carries iron along the hanging wall and a two foot oxidized section with lead vesicles, suggesting imminent ore. The Rose claim and Olympia group are under bond and lease, between Green Hill Cleveland and Tamar Custer, developed via a crosscut from the Headlight workings.
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Patrick Brady
Urady Development
Brady
Rose
Ed Sullivan
Olympia Group
A. G. Kerns
Coeur d'Alene
Olympia
Green Hill-Cleveland
Tamar& Custer
Federal Mining declares quarterly dividend on preferred stock
Telegraphic notice from New York reports that Federal Mining & Smelting declares a quarterly 1 percent dividend on preferred stock totaling 210000 dollars. The first quarter dividend is 1 percent, with future payments at 7 percent annually or 1.75 dollars per share quarterly on 120000 shares of par value 100 dollars each.
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New York
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders Cedar Creek Mining
William Becker as secretary treasurer of Cedar Creek Mining and Development Company Limited located at 710 Hotel Street Wallace Idaho issues a formal notice to delinquent stockholders. The notice lists the company name and the delinquency status with date not specified and requests action from holders.
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William Becker
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company, Limited
Hotel
Wallace
Idaho
Foreclosure Sheriff Sale Notice for Golden Chest Mine
Sheriff Jesse Freeman announces sale of Vivian Green and Frank Colton interests in mining claims and water rights in Shoshone County Idaho. Auction on June 11 at 10:00 a.m. at the Wallace courthouse, to satisfy a 1921 foreclosure decree plus costs.
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Charles J. Johnson
Vivian Green
Frank B. Colton
District Court of the First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Bnd
County of
Shoshone
Frank R. Colton
Idaho
Towit
United States of America
Jesse Freeman
John Dolan
State Timber Sale at Wallace Idaho Timber Auction
Notice to the public that at the County Courthouse Wallace Shoshone County Idaho the state will offer for sale by public auction timber tracts on Friday May 27 1921 at 10:00 a m read descriptions of the tracts belong to the State of Idaho located in Shoshone County details of the sale will be announced at the courthouse indicating sale time place and bidding terms.
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Mr. Stone
Naional
Vek
Mackey
J. KE. Manley
Chester Howarth
H. J. Joal
Martin Alles
Percy Frasier
George A. Mortimer
Jon, Martin
A. W. Hoover
F. E Btone
Harry Mush
Wallace
Cataldo
Idaho-Montana
Friend Mining Company
Aan Lindelle
Spokane
Washington
jAnshulz
Adair
Beedham
Mra
Mar
Brown
Mary
Val.Brown
Jennie
Lenxon
John
Danil
Sena
DeLong
Arville
Dean
Draper
Hele
Batey
Agnes
Bichenauer
Eas Miss
Bae DL
Evans
Depackante
Vans
Idaho
Gookins
Mre
Lillian
Hughes Albert T
Hoeffer
State Board of Land
A. H. Nash
Jacky
Frank
Klaus
Shoshone County
Shoshone
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FE. Stone
Food Roads Committee
Johnson
Mission Fats
Idaho- Montana
Miners County
Montana
Vanderbilt
Osburn
Rush J. White
Special Aviation Committee
Osbur
Mine Owners’ Association
White
Dr. Keys
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Wree Platt Morrow
Worry Marah
D. A. Callahan
M. J. Flohr
D. W. Greenberg
Platt Morrow
Kellogg
Kel
West Sunset Company
Porthond
Senator Company
Chautauqua
Spokane Exchange
Callahan
Florence
United
Utica
Serene
Exchange
Ajax
Carney
Constitution Copper King
Douglas
Electric Point
Hertie . OY
Highland Surprise
Kiaho Continental
Idaho Giant
Ras Imperial Ant
Intermountain
Ivanhoe Q
Jack Waite
Clede
McGillivray Creek
Brady Development
Cedar Creek Mining & Devlopmentmpany, Limited
al Anderson
Brunner
Emilie
Whnert
Jack
Gilliland
Maud
Oud
Simon
Angen
Jones
Treve
Ixnudson
Julia
Eddy
A iv
Kere
Clay
Meyer
Fritz
Olson
Arthur
Rthur
Olson Arthur
Quinn
Harry
Quin Farry
Weyer
Clem
Wiexeie
Michael
Elie
Wiexelle
Wallner
Joe
Wailtne
Joe Ile
Waltne
Walrath
Hotel Street
Robi P
Loer
Jas
Larrabee
F T
Larson
John Ald
Leahy
Morris
Monroe
Mia Frience
Meye
Meyers
Mallett
Harvey
Ramage
Samage
W G
Ritter
Ja Drike
Spach
Miss Emali
Spach Iwo
Smith
Harry R
Seltz
Wm F
Trout
Frankln
Thomsen
Nels
Walls
Herman
Bank Street
County Court House
WM. Schierding
Tindelle
Wash
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