Star Versus Federal Court of Appeals Heads to Supreme Court
A long awaited ruling from the U S Court of Appeals in San Francisco reversed Judge Deitrich and ordered judgment for Star Mining against Federal Mining for ground rights disputes over the Grouse and Evening Star claims. The decision hinges on priority of location and adverse actions with the next step likely a Supreme Court appeal.
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Hie
United States Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Deitrich
Star-Federal
Telegraph
Court of Appeals
Star Mining Company
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Grouse
Federal
Evening Star
Star Company
Star
Lawson
Thomas
South Butte Co
Yosemite M. Co
Emerson
Butte & Superior Company
Tron Crown
Mary R. Fraction
FE. H. Moffitt
Stanly A. Easton
Rush J. White
The
Supreme Court of the United States
Big new vein found in Hypotheek crosscut project
A newly discovered vein at Hypotheek shows quartz and iron with cavities after a 500 foot deep crosscut, with two drill holes revealing ore in veins converging toward a likely large ore body. The work began near an outcrop and plans aim to reach where all veins unite, about 500 feet deeper.
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Hoth
Lookout Cutoff Road Plans Move by County Commissions
Shoshone and Mineral county commissioners will meet on Lookout summit to inspect a proposed Lookout Pass road. D E B Keys Fremont S Rowe E W Miller will be joined by county surveyor Julius P Hall and Shoshone Good Roads leaders to assess route viability and discuss funding ahead of a potential county construction.
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Lookout
Shoshone
Mineral Counties
Summit
Shoshone County
Ineral County
Montana
Lookout Pass
D. E B. Keys
Fremont 5. Rowe
E. W. Miller
Julius P. Hall
M. H. Sullivan
Kelloxe
The
Good Roads Associa Lton
E. Stone
Wallace
A. 7 Hutton
Kellogg
J. Herrick
H.W. Ingalls
Mutlan
Roy Cook
Burke
W. R. Miller
E. I. Denny
Everett
Mineral County
Wesley Everett
Everett Bein Eo
Tne Ae
Nublie § Timent
Idaho School of Mines Scholarship Stirs Local Interest
Francis A Thomson of Moscow, dean of the Idaho school of mines, visits Wallace for the Diy scholarship examinations open to Shoshone county high school pupils. The program envisions four year support of 250 dollars annually, with junior and senior year exams in multiple subjects and a Day scholarship committee selection.
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Francis A. Thomson
Moscow
Idaho School of Mines
School of Mines
Jerome J. Day
Thin City
Shoshone County
Wallace High School
Day
Thomson
George Walker
Wat- Hace
Destroux
University of Idaho
Commissioner of Education
University
Gas Takes Three Lives In Marsh Mine Shaft
In a tragic accident at the Marsh mine shaft Friday three men died when gas overcame them after the pump was started remotely. Victims were Fred L. Bergen Charles M. Johnson and Edward Connelly. Grimmett, Bergen’s brother in law, assumes control and plans to resume operations with improved safety measures including a new pump and electric hoist. Funeral services were held for Bergen Johnson and Connelly, with community sympathy and floral tributes noted. The company reports full insurer coverage and ongoing ore prospects, including a sample showing 26 ounces of silver and 1.1 percent copper per ton.
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Hergen
Bergen
W. J. Grimmett
Heekt
Hercules
Wallace
Jms
Fred L. Mergen
Charles M. Jolson
Edward Connelly
Fred L. Bergen
JF Hawk
Methodist Church
Spokane
Charles M. Johnson
Railes Lode
Edward Oe
Father Wagner
W. Grimmett
Fred J. Bergen
Ed Pohlman
Marsh Company
Vohlman
Winge
Elk Mining offers limited treasury stock to fund development
Elk Mining Company led by President and Manager John F. Carson of Mullan plans to issue a limited amount of treasury stock to finance further development of three adjoining claims on the Morning group. The property lies on Mill Creek's west slope between the Morning and Hunter, an area believed to hold large ore deposits.
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ELK
Elk Mining Company
John F. Carson
Mullan
Treasury
Mill Creek
Hunter
Banquet Honoring Callanan Officers Marks Mining Ties
The Wallace board of trade hosted a banquet for Callahan Lead company directors to strengthen community mining ties in the Coeur d Alene district. Speakers urged united effort by residents, miners, and financiers to promote mining growth and smooth operation of the Callahan mine as West End optimism spread. Donald A Callahan recalled past visits to the mine, noting the shift from a solitary cabin to a bustling modern operation.
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Wallace Board of Trade
Coeur d'Alene
Callahan -Lead Company
Walter J. Sullivan
Board of Trade
Hugh Toole
James Ff Callahan
Callahan King
Bonke
John A. Percival
Callahan Zinc-Lead Comepany
West End
Nly A. Huston
Far Hin) & Sullivan Company
Kellogg
Callahan
Aryl
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Federal Court OF Appeals
F. S. Deitrich
U. S. Supreme Court
Coeur D'Alene Mines
Spokane Exchange
Ray-Jefferson
Ray-Jefferson Mining Company
E. R. Day
Harry L. Day
D. L. McGrath
James J. Murphy
Geo. K. Garrett
B. Ht. Day
P. I. Mi Y
Spokane-New York
Caledonia
Intermountain
Int. Coal & Coke
Jack Waite
Loon Lake
McGillivray Creek
National Copper
Cariboo
Ag Ray Jefferson
Rose Consons Silver Cable
Tamarack
New World Life
I W. Po
Victory Bonds
Fred Bergen
Popu
Soldiers and Sailors Legion
Frank Mouse
Seattle
Labor Hall
Mr. Pease
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
New York
M. G. Rodearmel
Minneapolis
Mike Bunnell
Duluth
H.t T. McMeekin
C W. Newton
Interstate
Callanan
Anan
Joseph B. Cotton
Donald A. Callahan
Mr. Callahan
Sunset Peak
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