Dione Heads Campaign to Put Road Bonds Over
Community leaders in Shoshone County rally for a June 19 election to approve road bonds. The Good Roads Association outlines a broad campaign, stressing federal aid covers 56 percent of costs and urging public meetings, posters, and letters to sway voters. The plan includes a $1500 campaign budget and a slate of solicitors and delegates to press facts countywide.
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Dione
Tiana
Shossione County Good Roads Association
Good Roads
Shoshone County
Herman J. Rossi
Camen
Stone
Good Roads Association
Rosai
Silver Purchases Under Pittman Act Reduced
M H Sullivan, superintendent of the Bunker Hill Smelter, relays a May 16 telegram from the mint director noting the government purchaseable silver under the Pittman act has fallen by about 10,000,000 ounces. Tenders for domestically produced silver arriving at bullion plants on or after May 16 will follow supplementary regulations approved May 4 1923.
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M. H. Sullivan
Bunker Hill
Mint
Bullon
Shoshone Oil progress reported from Montana wells
Walter Hanson, returning from Shelby field in Montana, reports tool loss halted oil exploration. Fred Crane, Shoshone Oil manager, says tools were dug out as the well nears oil sand at about 1400 feet. Hanson also invests in Hecia Oil, led by Earl Greenough, with a similar near-sand depth around 1300 feet and favorable signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone Oil
Walter
Hanson
Shelby Oiield
Montana
Fred Crane
Shoshone Oil Company
Shoxbone Company
Wallace People
Hecia Olt Company
Earl Greenouch
County road funds split by source in 1922 Shoshone County
Figures compiled by Harry A. Rogers show the road fund coming from mining, railroad and forest service contributions along with licenses and taxes. The county plans to bond for 200000 to improve the main highway with 66 percent federal aid, using interest and sinking funds to repay. Forest service timber income is expected to grow, boosting revenues for county roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone County
S. Forest Service
Light & Power
Harry A. Rogers
Forest Service
Protect Mullan Tree in Coeur d Alene Canyon
The Fourth of July canyon historic Mullan tree will be protected by an ornamental iron fence forming an octagon around the tree. C K McHarg, supervisor of the Coeur Alene and St Joe national forests, said a similar barrier is planned for the Mullan monument on Burns summit once the fence is finished.
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Coeur d Alene Press
Fourth of July Canyon
C. K. McHarg
Coeur @Alene
St. Joe
John Steier Visits City On Legal Business In Oshkosh
John Steier, longtime district resident and former manager of Vulcan Mining, is in Oshkosh for a few days on legal business. Under his leadership Vulcan developed property between Galena and Argentine, now under option to the Callaghan Zinc Lead company.
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John Steier
Oshkosh
Wis
Steier
Vulcan Mining Company
Galena
Callaghan Zinc-Lead Company
Pioneer Publisher Spends Time in the Metropolis
Adam Aulbach a pioneer of the Coeur d'Alene district and founder of the Murray Sun visited Murray from the North Side on a brief trip to the metropolis. He argues capital and intelligent management will make the North Side a significant mineral producing area while continuing development of his properties and maintaining steadfast faith despite setbacks.
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Adam Aulbach
Coeur d'Alene
Murray
Aulbach
Murray Sun
North Side
Popular Boa and Bull Snakes as Fashion Pets
Boa constrictors and American bull snakes gain popularity among women in London and Paris. The fashion trend features snakes captured from the Amazon, housed in perforated zinc boxes with tanks for containment.
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London
Paris
Amazon
Ice Covers Glenmore Lake Fish Die as Air Scarcity Strikes
Thousands of fish suffocate under two feet of ice across Glenmore Lake in Orange County New York. As residents feared tainted water, they exposed the trap by cutting a hole in the ice and saw thousands of dead fish rise to the surface while others swam upward seeking air.
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Glenmore Lake
Orange County
New York
Notice of pardon application for Frank Baez
Frank Baez, who pled guilty to robbery on October 27, 1920 in the District Court of the First Judicial District, Shoshone County Idaho, was sentenced to the Idaho state penitentiary for a term of not less than one nor more than fourteen years and will apply to the State Board of Pardons at its July 1923 meeting for a full pardon. Signed Frank Baez, Box 58, Boise, Idaho.
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Frank Baez
First Judicial District
Notice of Assessment by Hypotheek Mining and Milling Co
Wallace Idaho May 23 1923 the board levied five mills per share on outstanding stock payable by June 23 1923 to Otto A Olsson secretary treasurer at the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho Delinquent stock will be sold at public auction on July 23 1923 at 3 00 pm to cover the unpaid assessment and advertising costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hypotheek Mining and Milling Company
Wallace
Idaho
Otto A. Olsson
Hypotheck Mining and Milling Company
Gyde- Taylor
Order to Show Cause Sale of Mining Claims
In the Shoshone County Idaho probate court the estate of Mike Vujinovich is to have mining claims Vv. M. No. 1 V. M. No. 2 and Marco sold. George W. McKeown administrator seeks an order to show cause for the sale with all interested parties summoned to appear June 15, 1923 at 10:00 a.m. to contest or support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Idaho
Mike Vujinovich
George W. McKeown
Shoshone County
V. M
Marco
Jade mining claims in Shoshone county Idaho notice
The jade mining claims in the Yreka mining district of Shoshone county Idaho must not be sold to Julius P Hall as set forth in the petition. If no appearance is made, the mining claims will be sold as prayed. Dated May 22 1923 in the Probate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yreka
Shoshone County
Idaho
Julius P. Hall
Notice of Meeting of Qualified Electors Wallace Idaho 1923
Notice to Wallace Idaho voters of a June 1 1923 meeting at 8 pm in the library council chambers to decide an extra five mill property tax levy for 1923 24. Includes 1922 assessed value 2 596 097 and budget figures 25 571 57 from ten mills and total needs 42 000 for city expenses such as officers salaries street work lighting water jail and related costs.
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Wallace
Shoshone
Idaho
United States
Hugh Toole
Wallace Idaho holds meeting on city levy vote details
The notice outlines election expenses and city governance costs for Wallace Idaho. It specifies voter qualifications, two thirds approval required for additional levies beyond ten mills, and the May 14 1923 date with mayoral and city clerk attestations.
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C. W. Brown
Wallace—Thos, H. Owen
Axel 1. Ramstedt
H.C. McAllister
C.J. Seedig
Mint Wires
Spokane Exchange
Sande Woo
Caledonia
Cork Province
Florence Silver
Heola
Independence
Richmond
Silversmith
ABC
Alameda
Benton
Boundary Red Mt
Carney
Constitution
Douglas OF Elk Oo
Gertie
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Guelph
Happy Day
Highland Surprise
Homebuilder
Idaho Continental
Idaho Gold & Ruby
Wie Intermountain
Ivanhoe
Laclede Au
Hiossom
McGillivray Creek
Moonlight
Lombe
Glen
Spokane Stock Exchange
Coeur d'Alenes
Dan P. Bagnell
Spokane Or Wallace Bank
Paulsen
Spokane Washington
Davenport
John Epee
State of Idaho
Court House
Sixth
Cedar Streets
L. Leighty
A. D
Walter H. Hanson
Saxton
L. L. Leighty
Les
Aid Jr
Duvid
ANSCO
Miss Saylor
Bill
DRUG
Patel
Rane
Mrlone
WM. McMurray Ral Pass
Agt
Portland, Oregon
J. Arnett
Wallace, Idaho
Coeur d’Alene Hardware & Foundry Co
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