Anaconda executives speed up zinc shipments to district
Anaconda company officials Caples and Marwetts arrived in Wallace to push faster zinc shipments from Pine Creek and other mines. Caples returned Monday while Marwetts left for Butte. Constitution mill work nears completion with operation expected in about two weeks. Nabob production timing unclear. Highland Surprise remains leased with lead shipments and no immediate changes before spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d’Alenes
R. B. Caples
Anaconda
Great Palla
L. R. Marwetts
Anaconda Company
Hutte
Wallace
W. M. Whitecotton
Watines
Caples
Margetts
Butte
Success
Pine Creek
Constitution Mill
Nabob
Tax Economy League plan advances in county hearing
A county meeting endorsed an economy tax league plan to cut taxes and compare public and private service. The speaker argued rail and utility pricing shift tax burden to the public, citing Seattle and public offices. A committee was authorized to implement the plan in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economy Tax League
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Washington
Arney
Platt P. Morrow
Thin County
Silver Reef Mine Hints at Resumed Development
Frank Buhler manager of Silver Reef Mining reports plans to resume development after months of suspension. The Silver Meet company owns claims east of the Hunter with a promising ore showing in the upper tunnel. A crosscut from the lower Homestake tunnel explores the Silver Reef vein at depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Reef
Frank Buhler
Silver Reef Mining Company
Silver Meet Company
Hunter
Homestake
Rainbow Mining to Drive Crosscut East of Wallace
Rainbow Mining company manager George Austin announces a crosscut on Rainbow property three miles east of Wallace along Shields gulch. The project aims to intersect veins at 300 600 900 and 2000 feet, naming Argentine Sunshine and Galena as the vein order. The firm owns 21 claims with four patented and plans to patent ten more while showing gray copper ore near tunnels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
George Austin
Rainbow Mining Company
Shields Gulch
The
Rainbow
Little North Fork
Washington Water Power Company
Sunshine Polaris Lease Secures Creek Ground and Stock Option
The Yankee-Polaris Leasing & Development Co. wins a lease on the Sunshine Mining old workings including ground above No 4 tunnel and a lease on Polaris with an option on most Polaris Development & Mining stock. Sunshine, once Yankee Boy, yielded fortunes to the Blake brothers. The plan is to develop ore first on Sunshine and then extend into Polaris with a charter group led by Allen, C J Howarth, A C Bixby, Y Garber, KelLoge, Howard Stapleton, and Walter Ringel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee-Polaris Leasing & Development Company
Sunshine Mining Company
Polaris
Polaris Development & Mining Company
Sunshine
Blake Brothers
Ajax
Burke
Y. Garber
Bunker Hil & Sulivan Company
Kelloge
Howard Stapleton
Murray
Walter Ringel
First National Wins Early Tunnel Contract in Silver Mines
First National Silver Mines awarded a two month contract to Jack Lawrence and associates to drive 306 feet in the new development tunnel. The project launches a series to bore 1600 feet to reach deeper ore shoots, with two veins expected to merge below tunnel level. The firm plans winter work, with ample buildings and machinery, and holds a large claim group in Big Creek Wardner area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Silver Mines
Jack Lawrence and Associates
First National
Big Creek
Wardner Wre
North Side Pioneer Returns From Eastern Visit
L. M. Parks, a respected North Side pioneer, returned to Wallace last week after a lengthy trip east to his boyhood home in Glenn Falls New York. He traveled via Benton Harbor Michigan to visit relatives and reported an enjoyable visit and general prosperity in the east. Parks noted favorable political opinion toward President Coolidge for the Republican nomination. He is a major owner in the Tone group of claims once famed for lead-silver ore, now bonded to H. M. Noniquist and associates who are pushing a promising development program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Parks
Tone
Bond
H. M. Noniquist and Associates
Engineer W L Zeigler Joins Hecla Mining Co
W L Zeigler, longtime district president and noted engineer and metallurgist, returned from Montana and has taken a position with Hecla Mining company LK. Armstrong, mining engineer from Spokane, registered yesterday at the Samuels. W Smith, manager of the East Helena plant of American Smelting and Refining, is in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Zeigler
Montana
Hecla Mining Company
LK. Armstrong
Spokane
Samuels
Seven Feet Ore Struck in Tamarack Crosscut Report
A morning report claimed seven feet of ore were struck in the crosscut from Mammoth No 6 to Tamarack No 7 to create a new outlet for the Tamarack mine. The claim could not be confirmed, with drills said to have reached seven feet yesterday afternoon before shifting to non blasting overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoth No. 6
Tamarack No. 7
Bear Top Development Under Way At North Side Mine
Spokane mining engineer F Cushing Moore who has optioned Bear Top mine visited the property with H M Childs of Bunker Hill & Sullivan. Preparation for occupancy begins, few men will work during winter, mill repairs planned, shipments expected in spring, and ore remains plentiful to sustain operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Cushing Moore
Spokane
Bear Top
H. M. Childs
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Moore
Stapleton Oil reports two wells advancing in Kevin Sunburst field
A C Bixby, Stapleton Oil secretary, received a telegram from field superintendent Burks noting No 2 down 1050 feet and pumping No 1 at over 100 barrels. The second well aims to prove the company's eighty acre lease for 99 years. With typical sand at 1600 feet, the second well should show oil in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bixby
Stapleton Oil Company
W. E B. Burks
Kevin- Sunburst
Yukon Gold Prospecting Above Dredge on Prichard Creek
The Yukon Gold company operates a dredge on Prichard creek two miles above Murray and prospecting the ground nearby. A Keystone drill sinks holes to bedrock at regular intervals across the fat to sample the rich ground adjacent to historic placer claims and quartz veins. The company holds ground for several miles above the dredge location opposite the old Daddy mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Yukon Gold Company
Prichard Creek
Murray
The
Yukon Company
Ajax Great Tunnel Enterprise Near Burke Nearing Completion
A. C. Bixby, Ajax Mining manager, reports in a stockholder letter that the crosscut has advanced 4949 feet and the tunnel is moving at about 250 feet per month. He expects the vein within 700 feet, reaching the objective in just over two months, with the vein about 500 feet below the upper workings where ore is commercially promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
A. C. Bixby
Ajax Mining Company
North Star prospects bend toward rich vein crossing
The crosscut to the North Star vein is progressing satisfactorily and is expected to encounter ore soon with a favorable outlook. The Rosetta Stone tale traces Napoleon era discovery, British possession, and Dr. Young’s decipherment. An inspector fined a Paris fishmonger for selling bad fish after he painted wares red with nose-led checks. Flower color patterns note roses red and yellow, verbenas red and blue, pansies yellow and blue only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Star
Black Cloud
G. W. Dougherty
Dr. Young
Egypt
Gilla
Notice to Creditors in Mrs Bessie Mabin Estate
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho the estate of Mrs Bessie Mabin deceased is administered by Hugh Mabin. Creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at Wallace Idaho the designated place of business. Nov 14 1926 first published Nov 15 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Mabin
Special Election in Clarkin Better Roads District
Notice declares a one-day special election on December 15, 1923 to elect three Road Commissioners for 1924 to 1928. Voters may participate without extra registration, with nominations due by December 5, 1923. Polls open 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the district House, clerk pro tem Oral Avery overseeing filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Roads Highway District
Clarkin Better Roads Highway District
Avery
Sais
House
Oral Avery
Jewel
Notice of Assessment by Independent Copper Mining Co
The Independent Copper Mining and Milling Company Limited in Wallace Idaho announces a board meeting held November 18 1923 to levy an assessment of five mills per share. The notice is dated November 13 1923 and directs shareholders to meet payment requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Copper Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Delinquent Copper Mining Stock Assessment Notice
The outstanding capital stock of the Independent Copper Mining and Milling Company Limited in Wallace Idaho is levied for payment by December 1 1923 to Otto A Olsson secretary treasurer at the Gyde Taylor building office. Unpaid stock after December 13 1923 will be delinquent and advertised for public sale. if still unpaid it will be sold January 12 1924 at 3:00 p m at the company offices to cover the delinquent assessment and advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto A. Olsson
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Idaho
Gyde- Taylor
Otto 4. Olsson
Independent Copper Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Gyde~ Taylor
Notice of Wilbur Mining Company Annual Meeting
Notice is given that the annual meeting of stockholders of The Wilbur Mining Company Limited will be held on December 13 1923 at 0 30 p m at Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho for electing a board of directors for the ensuing year considering and passing upon decreasing capital stock from 1 000 000 shares at 1 00 to 2 000 000 shares at 25 cents and to consider acquiring mining property or interest payable in stock and changing the company name as stated in the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
The
Gyde-Taylor
Wilbur Mining Company
L’m
By Laws Change and Meeting Business for Western Mining Co
The secretary treasurer notes revision of by laws and amendments to govern the meeting. Items include transfers and other business legally before the gathering. The document references the Taylor Building Wallace Ida and official company actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLSS
Wi Mining Company, Limited
Taylor Building
Wallace
Ida
Hunter lations for Employes at Gold Hunter mine
Progress aims to resume limited production at Gold Hunter Mining & Smelting Co in Mullan by month end. Housing for workers is scarce as all lodgings are full. Nabob Consolidated Mining declares a 1 cent per share assessment and promises a full financial statement soon. Nabob mill upgrades to enable recovery facilities and expects production by January 4. On January 1 the Earth sits about 3,000,000 miles closer to the sun than July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Hunter Mining & Smelting Company
Mullan
Nabob Consolidated¢-Aining Company
Nabob
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the Owl Drug Store
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Coeur d’ Alene
Russell F. Collins
Bank Street
Bunker Hill
Hecla — Hypotheek
Callahan Bay Horse
Stanley Tamarack
West Hunter
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Tarbox West Hecla
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Union Pacific System
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Portland
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