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Wallace Miner

Location

Wallace, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1922

Page

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Nin e Mile boom in payroll as Callahan mine runs steady

Mine payroll reaches about 350 at Callahan zinc lead operation with Tamarack and Success bringing total to around 600 workers. Mill runs near capacity and shipments rise though car shortages limited supplies. Directors set November 21 meeting to discuss consolidation with Galena Mining. stockholders meet next day to consider exchange plan. Development at Galena shows strong ore grades as drifts progress.

Callahan Zinc-Lead Company Northern Pacific Callahan Nine Mile Callahan Company John Borg Galena Mining Company Galena

Pasadena Chief Plans To Bring Band For Wallace Convention

John Boyd head of the Wallace fire department received a letter from E F B Coop chief of Pasadena Cal asking to bring a 30 piece band to the Pacific coast fire chiefs convention to be held in Wallace next August He estimates 3500 dollars to bring the band and asks for an approximate cost of rooms meals and other needs The convention is expected to attract at least 300 fire chiefs from most western states and many will be with their wives plus numerous fire equipment manufacturers seeking to showcase products in Wallace

John ©. Boyd Wallace E. F B. Coop Pasadena Cal Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs

National Tunnel 10 to Be Used by Independent Copper

The National mine reports repairs to the National tunnel a mile long and notes it will be kept intact despite removing underground hoists cars and movable equipment. An easement was granted to Independent Copper Mining & Milling to develop its property via the tunnel, which could extend into Independent vein with lead silver and copper ore. The tunnel may unlock regional mineral deposits and be key to future development.

Copper Mining & Milling Company National Missoula Silver Hill Mines Common Law Trust Silver King Thompson Falls Thompson River Montana Power Company C. A. Keating Franklin Pfirman Manway Stope Irving Anderson

Wages in Arizona Mint 10 Percent Increase for Miners

Arizona mining firms in Globe Miami district agree to a voluntary 10 per cent wage hike. Common labor and miners to receive 4.40 and 4.95 dollars per day, restoring wartime levels. About 9,000 workers affected as many sought other jobs amid industry shifts. North Star Mining reports a crosscut 400 feet deep, with ore indications including iron, talc seams, and a bluish band resembling lead.

Globe-Miami Arizona Inspiration Miami Old Dominion Arizona Commercial Mining Co Muckers North Star North Star Mining & Development Company G. W. Dougherty

Wilson Mining Crosscut Advances Toward Vein Near Saltese

William Burke, president and manager of the Wilson Mining and Smelting Co, delivered supplies and work has begun on a crosscut to reach a vein at roughly 400 feet depth. The crosscut is expected to reach the vein in about 260 feet. The Wilson mine is located on Silver Fork near Saltese, about two and a half miles from town.

Wilson William Burke Saltese Wilson Mining & Smelting Company

Pardon Debate Over Harry Orchard Divides Idaho Leaders

Boise board of pardons hears arguments from Senator F R Gooding and ex Governor James H Hawley in favor of pardoning Harry Orchard whose confession links to crimes by the Western Federation of Miners. Critics urge lifetime imprisonment, noting Orchard’s murder of ex governor Steunenberg and years of murderous hires.

F. R. Gooding James H. Hawley Board of Pardons Boise Harry Orchard Coeur d'Alene Western Federation of Miners Steunenberg Gooding Idaho Hawley Borah Haywood Orchard Covernor Steunenberg

Mill for Cedar Creek Silver Hill Mines Planned Next Spring

Stockholders receive a letter from William Becker detailing continued underground development at Cedar Creek Mining and Development. A new 10,000 foot per day sawmill will be built for timbers and mill lumber, with ore ties between levels No 2 and No 3 indicating sustained ore flow and impending shaft sinking from No 8.

Cedar Greek Silver Hill Mines CO Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company William Becker Treasury No. 2 No. 3 No.3 No. 8 Becker

Red Cross Roll Call Appeals to Every Citizen

The annual Red Cross roll call remains open until Thanksgiving though solicitors finish this week. Citizens are urged to donate without waiting to be asked, by leaving fees with district captains. The drive supports disabled World War I veterans, with peak need expected in 1926, and every dollar aids a soldier’s relief and brighter outlook.

Red Cross The

Mine Safety Meeting at Butte Next Monday

The mining section of the National Safety council plans a two day meeting in Butte on November 20 and 21. Attendees will include representatives from Washington Idaho Montana Utah and South Dakota mining firms.

National Safety Council Butte Washington Idaho Montana Utah South Dakota John L. Boardmen Anaconda Company Hoardman Coeur d’Alenars Coeur d'Alene D. G. Donahue Federal Mining & Smelting Company C. A. Fay James F. McCarthy Hecla Mining Company John F. Allen Hela A. C. Stevenson Hecla William McDougall Bunker Hill & Sullivan Bunker Hill Company Hutte J. Colburn United States Bureau of Mines Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company Stanly A. Easton Frederick Burbidge Easton Mr. Burbidge

Wallace Employed Miners Seek Rail Commute Plan

Wallace business leaders urge Northern Pacific and O W R N to run a passenger train aligned with mine shifts from 6am to midnight. A monthly commuter fare of 10 dollars for canyon creek workers could attract families to live in Wallace, boosting housing plans and mine employment. The plan hinges on rail cooperation despite anticipated limited profit, reflecting community utility over immediate gain.

INCE Wallace Canyon Creek Board of Trade Canyon mix Companies Burke Northern Pacific O.W

Socialism in Fiji described as communal property system

The passage explains a Fiji model where all property is owned communally, no one works as an individual, labor is collective, and outcomes are shared equally. If a home is destroyed, the person reports to the chief and a designated group is assigned to rebuild it.

Fiji

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