Shoshone County to Get Share of National Forest Receipts
Shoshone County will receive 871,195 from the Coeur d Alene and St Joe national forests for the fiscal year ending June 30 1928. Shares come from one fourth of gross receipts with 69 percent of Coeur d Alene and 87.7 percent of St Joe in county. Funds go to road and school programs with 10 percent reserved for roads and trails.
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Hoshone County
Coeur d'Alene
St. Joe
C. K. McHarg
Board of Trade Yesterda
Shoshone County
St. Joe Forest
McHarg
Coeur d'Alene Forest
St Joe
Avery
Forest Service
Wallace
Wallace residents demand constant pure water supply
For weeks Wallace residents have boiled water awaiting health authorities. They question why the water company cannot install and maintain an approved filtration system to ensure a continuous supply of safe water and prevent future contamination.
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Wallace
Valentine mine work resumes with drift to extend vein
After cutting the vein weeks ago the Valentine company paused underground work for winter. Supplies including explosives and timber are on site. The vein has been exposed four to five feet with oxidized iron and possible lead carbonate ore. Drifting west to east will begin, aiming to reveal ore within 100 feet, per mining engineer E G Gnaedinger. The surface showing is strong and the site lies five miles north of Deborgia Montana.
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Valentine Company
E. G. Gnaedinger
Valentine
Deborgia
Montana
Copper King Finds New Vein System In Mullan Claim
Copper King Mining Co at Mullan engaged in diamond drilling on unprospected ground. Three holes at 60 and then 45 degrees found vein activity. a new 36 foot wide vein showed 2 to 24 ounces silver and 1 to 6 percent copper. Additional holes extended the vein with strong mineralization and heavy water flow. Company plans crosscuts and patenting of 21 claims.
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Julius P. Hall
Copper King
Eougeed
Hall
Jul P. Hall
Copper King Company
Patricia Mining Company Eyes Large Scale Development
Patricia Mining Company led by Frank Brooks and A W Sayer of Chicago plans expanded development on two Pine creek claim groups. Brooks reports satisfactory results and aims to secure manul support to finance larger-scale work after an inspection by Mr. Snyder who favorable about financing the project.
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Chicago
Frank Brooks
Patricia Mining Company
A. W. Say‘er
Patricia Company
Pine Creek
Brooke
Snyder
Delinquent Sale Held for C. and R Company Assets
The C. and R. delinquent sale occurred yesterday at the company's property with an assessment of 1 cent. Bidders appeared for every certificate offered and the average sale price was around ½ cent.
City votes on bonds for new fire station
A special city election on November 200 will submit a bond request of 35000 to build a modern fire station with city clerk and police magistrate offices and a city jail. Registration is daily at the city clerk’s Cedar Creek office near the fire station and through Saturday evening. Register and vote for modern fire protection.
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Cty
Cedar Creek
Moe Mining exhibits ore samples from South Side drift
W. K. Moe, president of Moe Mining, shows gray copper ore samples with siderite and possible silver content from the east drift of the South Side work near the Morning mill. He notes widening veins, a crosscut reach, and a 50 to 400 foot drift extension while predicting deeper development and a probable main ore body near a connecting vein. Torino Mining, led by Joseph Pela, also reports encouraging pioneer work nearby.
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W. K. Moe
Moe Mining Company
Moe
Coeur d’Alenes
South Fork
Torino Mining Company
Joseph Pela
Mayo Ships Ore From St. Regis District
Joseph Mayo, a noted Mineral county miner, loads a car of copper gold ore for shipment at St. Regis located near the Little St. Joe. W. W. Shaw of Superior arrived in Wallace and discusses a copper property near Superior with railroad access and potential large tonnage. Shaw seeks winter work at the Callahan site and aims to finance development of his own property.
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Joseph Mayo
Mineral County
Montana
St. Regis
St. Joe
W. W. Shaw
Superior
Wallace
Shaw
the Callahan
Pine Creek Extension Urged to Link Pine Greek Mines
The article urges the railroad to extend two to two and a half miles to the forks of White Pine Creek to improve ore shipments from Pine Greek mines and neighboring properties. It notes potential tonnage from Amy-Mateh, Nabob, Constitution, Highland Surprise, Douglas, Sidney and Little Pittsburg, and calls for action by Patrick Burke or the O W T & N company to secure rights of way and funding.
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O. Woh & NS
Highland
Douglas
Sidney
Little Pittsburg
White Pine Creek
Pine Creek
Independent Copper Mining progress on drifting ore vein
Otto A Olsson, secretary of Independent Copper Mining and Milling, reports promising drift progress on a stringer near National workings. The vein, eight inches wide on the east and narrowing west, has widened to over eight inches with occasional galena. Crosscut 800 feet west of upper tunnel shows favorable conditions. officials expect a commercial ore body when drift reaches depth of the best showings.
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Copper Mining & Milling Company
Otto A .Olsson
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Forest Road Funds For Shoshone CO
Board of Trade
J. F. Mackey
Game Department
E. R. Dinny
Coeur dAlene
Lake City
Spoka
Presdent Hall
Spokesman-Review
Hull
Spokane
Nquet
Harry Marsh
Diamond
Letcher Hamilton
Senate Gold and Silver Inquiry Commission
C. W. Newton
Idaho Mining Association
Hamilton
Senate Commission of Gold and Silver Inquiry
Oddie and Pittman
Nevada
Gooding
Idaho
Walsh
Sterling
South Dakota
Min
West
Easton
Stanley A. Easton
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
McCarthy
James F. McCarthy
Hecla Mining Company
Eastin
Heela
Forestry Bureau
Patricia
South Side
Mayo Ships
Independent
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