Hecla Mining pays 1.1 million in 1823 dividends
Hecla Mining continues regular dividends despite a fire destroying its plant on July 13. A 1,000,000 age and occupancy policy backs profits during idleness. For the year, total dividends reach 1,150,000 with quarterly payouts of 50c, 25c, 15c, and 25c per share, while reconstruction proceeds toward January resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecla Mining Company
Heela Mining A
Hecla
L. E. Hanley
James F. McCarthy
Seattle
Wellman-Seaver- Morgan Company
Cleveland
Ore testing plant moved from Flat River to Wallace
Following St Joseph Lead Companys purchase of Federal Lead Company mining property the A S R company moves its elaborate ore testing plant from Flat River Missouri to Wallace. The plant will be set at the Standard mill to test ores from its global mining enterprises and will employ four technical men arriving from Flat River to supervise installation and residence in Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Lead Company
Federal Lead Company
American Smelting & Refining Company
Flat River
Missouri
A. S. & R. Company
Wallace
Standard Mill
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
United States
British Columbia
Mexico
South America
Tax Economy League urged by North Idaho board
C K Arney head of the Northern Pacific immigration department told the board of trade in northern Idaho that a county by county economy league is needed to curb waste and ensure fair taxes. He cited NP taxes in the region at 460000 yearly and warned against letting railroads fund oversized schools and costly projects.
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Board of Trade
C.K. Arney
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Spokane
Arney
Northern
Idaho
North Idaho
The
Northern Pacific
North
League
Senator Borab
Senate
Vast Mining Expenditure Overlooked by Public in Kellogg District
Expenditures in Kellogg district through October 31 1923 with November December estimates total about 7250000? The figures from Ravenel Macbeth Idaho Mining Association show non producing development and producing non dividend paying companies spent across North Fork Pine Creek Wardner Moon Creek Big Creek and related areas. Notable items include new mill construction and improvements totaling 48000? doctrines
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Kellogg
Big Creek
Little North Fork
Ravenel Macbeth
Idaho Mining Association
Shoshone
Macbeth
Kelloxs
North Fork
Pine Creek
East Fork
West Fork
Government Gulch
Wardner Aesom
Moon Creek
Amy Matchless
Gordon Mill
Constitution
Nahob
Wardner
Pine Creek Lonsere
Wardner and
Wallace voters urged to approve 35000 fire station bonds
The city faces a bond election to raise 35000 for a modern fire station with quarters for the city clerk and police magistrate and a city jail. Only about 100 residents have registered with two days left, and The Miner appeals to Wallace citizens to vote next Tuesday, noting the debt would be retired without tax burden and could lower insurance rates and improve fire protection.
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Wallace
Weyer Reports Progress At Cedar Creek Mine Shaft
W J Weyer, president of Cedar Creek Mining and Development, visits the shaft 200 feet below ground and notes ore drifted about 60 feet with 23 feet of shipping grade ore. Crosscuts advanced, ore face shows 48 inches of fine ore estimated at 80 percent lead, and an ore bin is being built to receive expected tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Weyer
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company
Mr. Weyer
William Becker
Bids Open for Hall Highway Construction Project
Idaho county moves to build seventeen miles of paved highway from Mullan to Kellogg and a standard road to Montana and Kootenai lines after a 300000 bond. bids invited by W J Hall for grading surfacing and drainage on 0.56 miles of the Coeur dAlene Yellowstone Trail between Wallace and Kellogg. D M Fairies, state engineer, to supervise with a two year completion forecast. paving to follow grading.
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Shoshone County
Mullan
Kellogg
Millan
Montana
Kellore
Kootena County
Coeur d'Alene-Yellowstone
Wallace
Kelloge
Commissioner of Public Works
W. J Hall
D. M. Fairies
Wallace and
Silver Rook and Camden interests visit mining sites
L and Simpson of Camden New Jersey spent days in the city examining mining prospects including Bear Top, visited Friday with F Cushing Moore who holds an option. Simpson backs Silver Rock Mining and reportedly secured a bond on Rock Island property near Deborgia Montana to form a new development group. A Los Angeles workers bank charter has been granted.
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Silver Rook. L. & Simpson
Camden
New Jersey
F. Cushing Moore
Simpson
Silver Rock Mining Company
Rock Island
Deborgia
Montana
Bright outlook for new producers amid old Coeur d'Alene mines
The Miner reports optimism for future mining in the Coeur d'Alene district. While old mines like Kellogg and Morning show lasting productivity, new prospects such as Star, Constitution, Nabob, Amy Matchless, Highland Surprise, and several Pine Creek ventures near Wallace and Nine Mile promise expanded output. Outlook centers on deep development, additional mills, and potential zinc plants to support a growing production base.
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Hunker HI & Sullivan
Kellogg
Hunter
Callahan
Heela
Bunker Hill
Coeur d'Alenes
Vine Creek
Constitution
Nabob
Amy Matchless
Douglas
Sidney
Lookout Mountain
Hilarity
Little Pittsburg
Pine Creek
Wallace
Galena
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
Western Union
Nine Mile
McPhillips
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Flat River, MO
Board Trade
C. E. Arney
City Health Department
Edlty
Health Department
Cedar Creek
Hall
Wallace and Kellogg
Workers’ Bank
Los Angeles
Coeur d’Alenes