Imperial work resumes at Imperial Mining after year pause
A letter from Homer G. Brown, secretary of the Imperial Mining Company, notifies stockholders that work has resumed after a nearly yearlong suspension and a 2 percent mills assessment is levied to cover expenses. The letter details Stanley S Moore's recommendations, the face of the east crosscut, potential vein prospects, and the mine's alignment with the Russell vein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer G. Brown
Imperial Mining Company
Stanley St. Moore
Thi
Coeur d'Alene
Mr. Moore
Moore
Imperial Mining Compan
Mingo Chief Plans Revival of Development Work
John H L Van Dorn, longtime Coeur d Alene investor now in Spokane, arrived to push the Mingo Chief group of claims at Nine Mile head and join Treasure Vault. Held by Chief Silver Lead Mining Co, the plan is to drive the lower tunnel 200 feet deeper to strike a richer vein. Van Dorn, original Hecla locator, profited from earlier sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dorn
Hecla
City Meat Market Opens With Open House
A new City Meat market on Cedar Street between Fifth and Sixth opened last Saturday after weeks of preparation costing thousands of dollars. The event resembled a house warming with public invitation and a large crowd attending. Nicholsons orchestra provided music as the sales room, cold storage, and sanitary facilities were showcased for inspection, proving the modern plant a credit to management.
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New City
A. G. Ellerby
Cedar Street
Fifth
Nicholson
Death of A J Metcalf Miner Known in Coeur d Alene
A J Metcalf died Sunday in Portland after a prolonged illness. The Missouri born miner who lived in Coeur d Alene for years is survived by his wife and son. He helped mine during the 1893 Bunker Hill explosion era and later with Harold Little leased the old Standard mine during World War I, earning substantial profits before moving his family to Portland.
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Portland
A. J. Metcalf
Coeur d'Alene
Missouri
Linn County
Mr. Metcalf
Joplin
Coeur Walenes
Bunker Hill
Metcalf
Harold Little
Spokane
Standard
Merry Widow prospect ore showing near Revenue gulch
A. W. Hoover reports enthusiasm after viewing the Merry Widow prospect east of Western Union, near Climax. The two-claim vein shows iron outcrop traced to the divide with a 40 foot tunnel. Vein four feet wide contains quartz and oxidized iron with galena samples. Alva Strope and Harold Hazeltine control, Hazelteen leading development.
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A. W. Hoover
Revenue Gulch
Merry Widow
Western Union
Climax
Nine Mile
California
Mr. Hoover
Alva Strope
Harold Hazeltine
Silver export association plan eyed by Reno conference
Stamey A. Maston, manager of Bunker Hill and Sullivan, travels to New York as a member of the fact finding committee to study formation of a silver export association proposed by the Reno conference of silver producers.
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Stamey A.maston
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
New York
Reno
Wage Cuts Hit Butte and Western Mines
The article notes wage reductions effective today across Butte and many Utah and Arizona mining districts. In Butte all workers see a 50 cent cut, bringing miners’ pay to 4.75 dollars per day. It mentions British miners in Michigan and immigrant arrivals from Europe filling copper district labor shortages.
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Butte
Utah
Arizona
Michigan
Sault Ste. Marc
Canada
Washington
Europe
United Kingdom
Argentine Mine Reopens Under Fred Callaway Management
Fred W. Callaway, mining engineer of Kellogg and manager of the Argentine Leasing Co., resumes work this week at the Argentine mine two and a half miles west of Wallace after a months long suspension. The initial task is to dewater the shaft, followed by underground development and ore mining. Previous operations shipped ore to the Bunker Hill smelter, but profits were poor. financial troubles paused activity, now overcome, with revival expected under Callaway.
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Fred Callaway
Fred W. Callaway
Kellogg
Argentine Leasing Company
Bunker Hill
Mr. Callaway
Wallace
Probate summons in FitzGerald v Grant Idaho 1923 1924
The State of Idaho Sends Greetings to defendant Charles H. Grant in the FitzGerald v Grant case. A summons commands appearance in the Shoshone County Probate Court in Wallace Idaho at 10 o clock on January 17 1924 to answer the complaint. Judge Jo an B Sherrard signs the notice with attorney John L FitzGerald listed.
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Shoshone
State of Idaho
FitzGerald
Charles H. Grant
Shoshone County Court House
Wallace
Shoshone County
Idaho
A. D
Joan B. Sherrard
John L. FitzGerald
Plaintiff
Notice of assessment by Cedar Creek Mining & Development Co
The Cedar Creek Mining and Development Company Limited levied an assessment of five mills per share at a board meeting on October 16 1923. Payment is due by November 16 1923 to William Becker secretary treasurer at 710 Hotel Street Wallace Idaho. Unpaid shares become delinquent and will be sold at public auction on December 17 1923 at 7 30 p m if not paid.
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Omee
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company, Ltd
Wallace Maho
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company, Limited
William Becker
Hotel Street
Wallace
Idaho
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Co Delinquent Assessment Sale
Notice filed at 710 Hotel Street Wallace Idaho for payment of delinquent assessment plus advertising and sale costs. Secretary Treasurer William Becker of Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company Limited issued the notice. OW-N22-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Street
Wallace
Idaho
William Becker
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company, Limited
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