Supreme Court OKs 2 Million Road Bond Plan in Idaho
The Idaho Supreme Court ruled four to one that the 1921 legislature could authorize a fiscal agent for the sale of 2 million highway bonds and that the 1919 act submitting the bond issue to a voter referendum is constitutional. The decision upholds use of federal aid for road construction and clarifies debt authority and treasurer discretion in bond sales.
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Shoshone County
State
Supreme Court
Robert N. Dunn
Fritce
William A. Tee
Senate
Boise Stateaman
Wes Davis
Roy J. Black
Briand W. J. Mall
Skea
Justice Lee
Dinovanine
Justice Tee
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Congress
Iehways
Revised Mining Law Preparation For Congressional Submission
The mining code revision, prepared by a committee led by W R Takals J Parke Channing Horace V Winehell J D Ricketts and Walter Downstan Hoth, will be sent to Congress within days. Senate chairman Poindexter and House chairman Rhodes urge prompt consideration of this fourth revision, noting the 1872 code needs urgent updating.
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Congress
Buyal of Mines
Committee On Mines and Mining of the
Venate
House of Representatives
W. R. Tacalls
J. Parke Channing
Horace V. Winehell
J. D. Ricketts
Walter Dovn
Ray Jefferson Mining Company Holds Annual Meeting
The Ray Jefferson Mining company met in the Day building last Monday to elect the old board of directors and officers. F R Day was named president and treasurer James J Murphy as vice president P J Magey as secretary D L McGrath and Geo Garrett as directors. The Beaver Creek property near Carbon Creek on the O W R N has a 400 ton mill nearby but production has been idle after a period of operation.
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Ray-Jefferson
Ray- Jefferson Mining Company
Board of Directors
Cera
F. R. Day
James J. Murphy
P. J. Magey
D. L McGrath
Geo. K. Garrett
Carbon Creek
Beaver Creek
Wallace Board of Trade session notes price comparisons
A large Wallace board of trade luncheon debated price comparisons with Spokane and Kellogg. The committee led by Plat Morrow reported Wallace electric rates and rents are lower, and road conditions over the summit were improving. The American Legion club funding and park playground issues were discussed, with next steps planned on club finances and playground repairs.
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Spokane
Plat Morrow
Wallace
Kellogg
Coeur Alene
Coeur Walene
Lake City
Morrow
Coeur d'Alene
Herman J. Rossi
Silver Rock Development Plans Considered by Executives
Lionel C. Simpson of Camden and Walter J. Clarke of Philadelphia, officers of the Silver Rock Mining Co., have been in the city for several days to discuss plans to equip the Deborgia area property for accelerated development. Albert Nelson, a noted local miner, is in charge after the takeover, with tunnels cleaned and retimbered, and crosscutting underway to locate the ore shoot. Simpson and Clarke stayed in the city with Nelson during the visit.
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Lionel C. Simpson
Camden
N. J
Silver Rock Mining Company
Walter J. Clarke
Philadelphia
Rock Island
Deborgia
Albert Nolsan
Mr. Simpson
Mr. Clarke
Mr. Nelson
Park Ground to House Amusement Show History
At a city council meeting last Monday negotiations between Mayor Toole and J. G. Sanders for use of ground between the OWRB and N tracks and the river opposite Placer Creek mouth as an amusement park for carnivals and traveling shows were discussed. The current park will be kept as a playground for school and community sports.
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J. G. Sanders
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Placer Creek
Mayor PLC
Walter M. Hanson
William J. Bailey
James H. Collins
Sidney 1
C. Stone
John C. Boyd
C. H. Strope
Miners' Consumption Studied by Government Report
Investigation of Butte Montana mines over four years examined more than 1000 miners. About 42 percent showed definite dust injuries to the lungs. The one year tuberculosis death rate in Butte was nearly 18 times Michigan's. Miners' consumption is not contagious and develops slowly from silica dust exposure and work conditions.
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Butte, Mont
Daniel Harrington
A. J. Lanza
United States Public Health Service
United States Bureau of Mines
Butte
Michigan
JOPLIN ZINCMENT: Joplin-Miami District Zinc Mines Face Reopen Debate
Deplorable conditions in the Joplin-Miami zinc district stir talk of reopening mines due to slightly higher prices. An apparent 60,000 ton stockpile exists, and many operators oppose expanding production now. Past winter saw miners leaving for other work, night shifts kept some richer mines running, potentially worsening output per worker. Vinecar Will Barr, Muncie, and a few others have restarted, but most idle properties remain shut until zinc ore is paid for. About 28 properties operate steadily, with 3-4 only a few days weekly, versus 122 active a year ago. Current production runs about 6,500 tons weekly, down from roughly 12,000 tons yearly prior.
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Missouri
Joplin-Miami
Vinecar
Glory of the Night
Poetic fragment noting how divine spirit moving over waters linked to natural forces that shape creation. Describes wonders hidromontes and beauties as manifestations of these forces beyond mere human sight.
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Matthew FP
Maury
God
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders in Idaho
Notice from the Amazon-Dixie Mining Sapeenr in Wallace Idaho dated May 25 1921. It states there is snow delinquent on described stock due to a two cent per share assessment levied on March 15 1921 and lists amounts opposite shareholder names.
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Amazon-Dixie Mining Sapeenr
Wallace
Idaho
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