Finances Of The State End Of The Fiscal Year
State Treasurer Dan F Banks reports mutual cash earnings of 16697439 for the past two years and urges a sine die appropriation for the next biennium. Fixed funds rose from 70518715 in 1918 to 270804255 in 1922, while the general fund fell from 30719.09 to 233611.11. Despite a 53 percent rise in business, operations run with one deputy and half the prior clerical force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Davis
General Fund
Alexander General Fund
Davis General Fund
Donald A Callahan Defends Stance on Japanese Issue
Donald A Callahan declares opposition to a proposed land bill that would bar Japanese and Chinese from owning or guardianship of property. He cites diplomatic tensions with Japan, the unconstitutionality of denying guardianship to aliens, and his belief in excluding both races from immigration while protecting constitutional rights. He warns voters not to elect someone who supports such legislation and reiterates his own stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Shoshone County
Tme
Japan
Idaho
West
Ireland
California
Supreme Court of
State of
Pacific Coast
Apple Way Paving Gap Closed Between Coeur d'Alene and Spokane
The Apple Way contract paving between the Idaho Washington line and Coeur d'Alene was joined at Ross point. A west paving machine moved to the rock cut at Post Falls and laid 476 feet yesterday with 450 feet more expected today. The 1560 foot gap should be filled by tomorrow night and traffic opened after final dirt shoulder work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d'Alene
Spokane
Apple Way
Idaho-Washington State Line
Ross Point
Post Falls
Stone Church
McGuire
Tibetans studied tongue and puree senses in old medicine
Physicians in Tibet practiced assessing a sick patient by tasting and feeling the tongue about 1500 years ago. The kettledrum is thought to have been carried to Europe by returning Crusaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Kettledrum
Europe
Lookout Pass Montana Road Contract Details Revealed
Thomas of Mixson, in charge of road work to Lookout Pass on the Montana side, visits the city with Wesley Everett of Amazon-Dixie Mining. Federal Bureau of Public Highways oversees the project, contract awarded to Rich & Markhus of Missoula, sublet to Poe Brothers of Roundup. About 16 workers active, aiming July opening, road 24 feet wide, 5 percent grade, layered crushed rock surface. A separate Taft section will be built by forestry bureau, Montana, and Mineral County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Mixson
Lookout Pass
Montana
Wesley Everett
Amazon-Dixie Mining Company
Federal Bureau of Public Highways
Department of Agriculture
Forestry Bureau
State of Montana
Mineral County
Rich & Markhus
Missoula
Poe Brothers
Roundup
Mont
Tho
Taft
State of
Wallace Hosts Debate on Mine Workers Housing Plan
Wallace business leaders discuss providing mine workers homes and affordable transportation. A committee recommends securing low-cost transit first, then building homes at 1500 to 2500 dollars with monthly installments around 30 dollars. Profit should come from citywide benefits, attracting permanent residents and desirable talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Board of Trade
Hanley
Platt P. Morrow
Morrow
Inspect Silver King Mine Near Thompson Falls in New Venture
Prospective investors inspect the Silver King mine near Thompson Falls Montana and express optimism about high grade chloride of silver ore. Mineral Hill Mines is forming to operate with $60,000 authorized capital, plans to spend about $30,000 for property and equipment, and to place the mine on a productive basis under Witlam F. Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver King
Thompson Fall
Mont
Franklin Pfirman
Chas
A. Keating
A. L. Honeker
Joseph Martin
C.D. Brock
George W. Walker
Ralph Marr
George Heck
M. Cole
Ed Dalton
W. F Newton
Wallace
Newton
Mineral Hill
Witlam FP
Scribner's November issues offer stories of real people and urban life
Scribner's for November presents Zona Gale's Father a portrait of a railwayman of character, Oliver La Farge on modern teaching in The Human Boy and the Mission Scope, Mary Briarly's The Man the Woman and the University, and Henry H. Curran's Callahan of Carmine Street. Curran’s insights into tenement life and city politics round out a bold, up to date issue praised for its literary standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribner's
Cribner's
Zona Gale
Oliver la Farge
C. Grant la Farge
Harvard
Mary Briarly
Callahan
Carmine Street
van Tassel
Bie Bill
Henry H. Curran
Kreat
Mr. Curran
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders Giant Mining Idaho 1922
Notice lists delinquent stockholders of the Giant Mining & Development Company Limited Wallace Idaho. It dates September 26 1922 and references a five per share assessment levied August 1 1923 with amounts due per holder including certificates and shares. It notes sale of delinquent stock on October 1 1923 at 7 30 p m at 607 Cedar St Wallace Idaho to cover the assessment costs and expenses. A postponement to November 1 1923 is announced with same terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giant Mining & Development Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Aunt Adams
Joe
Davis
Ebbley
Norman
Fors
Foxx
Gerber
Fimil
Emil
Godenzi
Otto Ant
Hows
Henry
Hughes
John
John Big
Frank
McLaughlin
Platt
Erting T
Whelan
Joseph
Cedar St
R. Turk
Tary
Hox
KR. Turk
Grant M & Development Company
Lim
Oreano Mining Company
N Ce
Oreano Mining Company, Ltd
Aamonson
Vo Blake
W. Ae
Intake
Blake
Cunningham
Jos
Jos. L
Carter
Kate
Daugherty
Fradd
Jom
Garrett
W. V
Hodgman
Fred
Harriett B
Horten
Jakobson
Gustave Jakobson
Victor Oat
Bon
David A
Kingsbury
Kretolnheimer
Simon
Miller
Otis
Menhenick
Gertrude
McDonald
Angus
Olson
Otto
Peterson
Emma K.ae
Patock
Ernest
Chas
Pohiman
T. T
I Pohiman
T.T
Keifstack
G. Hy
Shannon
Jas
Mra
Watson
Maurice
Maurice Ee
Wadsworth, W. B
Young
Cannon
Willian
Comty
North Star Mining & Development Co
G. W. Dougherty
Sonora Mining & Milling Co
W. A. Smith
Tyler Mining & Milling Co
William Tyler
Burke
Coeur d Alene Mining Firms Levy Assessments and Meetings
List of mining companies in Coeur d Alene area with assessments levied dates and payable terms, officers, and delinquent sale dates. Includes Ajax, American, Amazon-Dixie, Darby, Enterprise, Florence, Four Timbers, Slant, Hypotheck, Imperial, Lookout Mountain, North Bunker Hill, North Star, Phedora Silver Lead, Oreano, Rainbow, Royal, Sonora, Tyler, and related details on treasurers, payables, and scheduled delinquent or postponed sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aakod
American Com
OM Caledonia
Cork Province
Florence Silver
Independence
Marsh
Nabob
Rex
Richmon Aay
Foewil
Stewart
United Silver-Copper Ae Uea
Ajax
Alaska Petroleum
Alameda Oy
Benton
Boundary Red Mountain
Cedar Creek
Douglas
Electric Point AM
Valentine
Weat Hunter
Western Union Mining
Ajax Mining Co
Hayighorst
Lithave
Spokane
American Mining Co
John White
Firetation
Wallace
Amazon-Dixie Mining Co
H. J. Rossi
Sildix
Mont
Darby Mining Co
C.D. Miller
Mullan
Enterprise Mining Co
W. A. Tuson
Kelogg
Florence Mining Co
Hypotheck Mining & Milling Co
Otto A. Olsson
Imperial Mining Co
Homer G. Brown
Lookout Mountain Mining Co
W. L. Penney
Kelloge
North Bunker Hill Mining Co
N. T. Hardy
Kellogg
Stockholders Meetings Reported for Mining Firms in Wallace
Bear Creek Mining Co holds its annual meeting in the Gyde Taylor building Wallace on Tuesday November 21 at 7 30 p m William J Stratton secretary Liberty Copper Co holds a special meeting in Shoshone building Wallace on November 6 at 7 p m to elect directors and other business John F Ferguson secretary Jerome Silver Lead Mining Co holds its annual meeting in Mullan on November 6 at 7 p m J R Bean secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Creek Mining Co
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
William J. Stratton
Liberty Copper Co
John F. Ferguson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donald A. Callahan
Sincerely Yours, Donald A. Callahs
Del
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H. J Hull
Mr. Morrow
Thompson Falls
Spokane Exchange
John Dolan
The
Wallace, Idaho
Coeur d’Alene Mining Companies
Phedora Silver-Lead Mining Co
Frank Bland
Oreano Mining Co
Rainbow Mining & Milling Co
R. P. Woodworth
Peyton Building
Luft Hardware
Royal Mining Co
Soren Simonson
Coeur dAlene
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