Board of Trade weighs district promotion and Legion support
At a recent board of trade meeting the 20 member committee's plan to lure families to mining areas was debated. It urged boosting membership, appointing a public sentiment survey committee, and hiring an industrial secretary to publicize city and district business prospects. A separate push seeks funds to cover American Legion club room rent up to 150 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Committee of 20
H. J. Hult
Hull
American Legion
American Legion Club
Jerome J. Day
Patt Morrow
Seeuir
Jack White
Warry A. McAllater
John FH
Mel Evers
Herschel V Edwards Post
McEvers
Wallace
Donald A. Callahan
Ho J Hull
Sullivan
McAllister
Inspector Bell Questions Marsh Disaster Causes
Inspector R N Bell discusses marsh disaster causes noting that monoxide gas from incomplete combustion is highly dangerous. He explains CO is colorless odorless and lighter than air but diffuses in air currents and can be hard to detect in mine drifts and shafts. He warns of white damp gas dangers and contrasts with carbonic acid gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minea
United States Bureau of Mines
Roinin Lonat
Monoxide Gas CO
Inn
Lookout Pass Cutoff Feasible Route Found Feasibly
County commissioners and a large Shoshone County Good Roads delegation surveyed Lookout Pass last Monday to assess a cutoff from Lookout to near Potteville. The plan favors a sunny slope route with a two mile connection and a five percent grade upper segment. Estimated cost around $5000 with surveyor Julius P. Hall to provide precise figures. The existing summit road remains open and aids Yellowstone trail access as snow clears earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone County Good Roads Association
Lookout Pass
Board of County Commissioners
Mineral County
Montana
Lookout
Pottsville
Wesley Everett
Everett
Potteville
Julius P. Hall
Copper King ore shoot advances eighty feet at Copper King mine
R Now up eighty feet from the lower tunnel level following the foot wall at the Copper King mine in Wallace. The rich streak runs from inches to three feet wide with assays around 48.7 percent lead. A broader 20 foot wide lower grade section lies alongside, and management plans a 300 foot raise to move beyond a fault then drift to find a long ore shoot in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Ingalla
Mullan
Copper King
Wallace
Ingalls
Midnight Vein Drifts Extend Ore Body at Chloride Hill
Continuous ore from a crosscut into the Midnight vein shows widths from inches to two feet. A 200 foot raise and further drifting from the raise top underway reveal extent. The Midnight group, via Jones Baker New York, operates as Solid Mining. stockholders meet June 17 to rename to Midnight Mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Gremm
Jones & Baker
New York
Solid Mining Company
Midnight Mining Company
Chloride Hill
No. & Tunnel
Gertie Mining vs Hecla Mine Dispute Ruling
Judge R N Dunn denied Gertie Mining’s request for an order to inspect and sample all Hecla mine portions east of the shaft. The court said the evidence showed only portions of the Gertie ground and did not justify broad access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Mining Company
Hecla
Gertie
R. N. Dunn
District Court
Gertie Company
Marsh Mines seeks legal path to connect veins in dispute
The Marsh Mines Consolidated stockholders are to meet on June 2. President Pohlman outlines ongoing Russell vein work, sinking a two compartment winze to reach a deeper ore body and to connect with Hecla below. A U S court case to quiet title by oral Mining & Smelting against Hecla proceeds with a May hearing in Coeur d Alene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Mines
Pohlman
Russell Tunnel
Hecla Company
Russell
Hecla
Federal Survey
Oral Mining & Smelting Company
United States
Russell Vein
Russell Lode
Marsh Company
United States District Court
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Boise
Dietrich
Federal Court
Wanted secondhand mining car and rails Spokane
Classified note requests a good secondhand mining car with state dimensions and condition and 12 foot rails with stated quantity. Interested party at address 323 Lindelle Block Spokane Washington City seeks replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindelle Block
Spokane
Washington City
Notice of Assessment by Washington Mining Company
The Washington Mining Company of Burke Idaho levies a 1.5 mills per share assessment on all outstanding stock. Payment due by May 24, 1920 to C A Dettman secretary treasurer. Delinquent stocks will be sold at public auction June 14, 1920 at 3:00 pm in Burke Idaho. This replaces the July 7, 1919 assessment. Stockholders paid in 1919 are exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burke
Idaho
Washington Mining Company
C. A. Dettman
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders in Mining Firms
Notice from Washington Mining Company Spokane detailing delinquent stock with three mills per share assessment levied April 21, 1920. Board extends payment to May 31, 1920 and postpones sale to June 21, 1920. secretary listed. Also Eagle Mountain Mining Company of Wallace Idaho levies one mill per share due July 1, 1920 with sale planned July 26, 1920 if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend Mining Company
Lindelle Bldg
Spokane
Washington
Wallace
Idaho
W. H. Herrick
Eagle Mountain Mining Company, Limited
Wallace Maho
Delinquent Stock Sales Planned by Idaho Miners 1920
Delinquent two cent per share assessments on stock of Solid Mining Company Wallace Idaho and Friend Mining Company Spokane Washington lead to public sales. Solid Mining plans sales June 15 1920 at 10:00 am at company office Wallace Idaho to cover delinquent amounts. Friend Mining schedules sale June 12 1920 at 1 30 pm at Bank Street entrance county courthouse Wallace Idaho to cover delinquent assessments and advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Street
Wallace
Idaho
WM. Schterding
Friend Mining Company
Lindelle Ride
Spokane
Washington
Valentine Mining Company Delinquent Stock Sale Notice
The Valentine Mining Company of Wallace Idaho announces the sale of delinquent stock on June 17, 1920 at 3:00 PM to cover a two mills per share assessment levied March 17, 1920 plus advertising costs. Sale at Otto A. Olsson secretary treasury office in the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Mining Com- Screned
Wallace
Idaho
Otto A. Olson
Gyde- Taylor
Tdaho
Otto A. Olsson
Valentine Minine Company
Wallace, Tdaho
Smelter Officials Visit City As Plant Expands
Frank Mitch director of the Bunker Hill smelter M H Sullivart manager and A F Beasley assistant manager were in the city yesterday. The smelter runs two furnaces and the business shows steady expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mitch
Bunker Hill
M. H. Sullivart
A. F. Beasley
Delinquent Assessment Sale Notice
and unless payment is made before June 28, 1920, the property will be sold to pay the delinquent assessment and costs of advertising. John F. Ferguson, Treasurer, Shoshone Building, Wal Jave, Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Ferguson
Wal Jave
Idaho
Notice of Postponement for Tarbox Mining Company
Rectors postpone payment deadline from May 27 to June 28 1920 and postpone delinquent stock sale from June 28 to July 20 1920. JOHN PF FERGUSON lace Idaho M27 Je24 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbox Mining Company
John PF
Ferguson
Shoshone
Wallace
Idaho
Tarbox Mining Company levies five-mill tax on stock
The Tarbox Mining Company in Wallace Idaho levies a five mill tax on outstanding stock. John F Ferguson serves as treasurer and is in charge at theSher ishone building Wallace Idaho. The assessment remains unpaid as of April 21 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbox Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
John F. Ferguson
Sherishone
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R. N. Bell
Marsh
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Spokane Exchange
Spokane-New York
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Caledonia
National Copper
Chas Dickens
Rambler Cariboo Az We
Ray Jefferson
Rose
OM Silver Cable E
Silversmith
Tamarack
New World Lite
W. W. Power
Liberty Boni
Joan
Apex Litigation
JIM Blaine Silver Syndicate
Lindelle Blk
Okane Wash
A. Dettman
Washington Mining Co
Burke, Idaho
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John Ee
Alva C
Clark
Draper
Ecihenauer
Gookin
Lillian
Cookin
Pillas
Jookin
Holte
Phin
Holtman
Vk Tey
A R
Larson
John
Meyers
George
Mallett
Harvey
Nelson
Fred
Olson
Oscar
Oxcar
Ramage
Schimmel
Spach
Geo
Seltz
Wilson
Jennie
Shoshone County
Aes
Comana
Aoe
Burt Brown Barker
Reitzel
Lewis
Jackson
Chas
Mayo
Fred A
Thorn
Maddux
J Clemens
Henry R .Gorne
Loula
Cromie
David
Smith
Eugene Jolin
Bayley
Wallett
H Bayley
Luke G
Magnuson
Olof
A Magnuson
Ludvig
Buel
Manuel
Hugdahl
Andy
Sylvester
Antle
Mma
Waylat Ae Dd
Walstrom
Nordeen
Chase
Sheppard
Bruce
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