Rich Mine Operations in Wood River District Highlight Independence
State mine inspector Robert N. Bell reports the Independence mine, owned by Federal Mining Smelting, as the district's premier operation. It employs 75 men, yields 12 to 16 tons daily, and links to North Star mill via a long tunnel. The joint setup promises expanded output up to 200 tons at the new Star mill, with engineering feats noted and ample safety measures. The report also covers the Tiger Poorman group deed to Hecla and a separate Russell and Mono Fraction conveyance, clarifying price and trespass release details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood River District
Robert N. Bell
Boise
Independence
Federal Mining Smelting Company
Ite
North Star
Mr. Bell
North Star Mill
East Fork
Plummer
Independence Vein
Star
Gimiet Station
Wood River
Star Mill
Tiger-Poorman Group
Tiger|Poorman Group
Hecla
Tiger
Voorman
Ella
Missing Link
Apex
Section
Sheridan
Shoorty No. 2
Wide West
Fairview
O'Neil
Lower Water
Upper Water
Russell
Mono
Federal
Heela
Hecko
Federal and Hecla settle Apex case at cash price
The Federal government and HeclaMining settle the Apex dispute with $750,000 cash to the Federal. The agreement may affect ore shipments to American Smelting & Refining. Marsh stock had surged on Apex hopes, while the final fate of Marsh remains unsettled and a separate Marsh-Hecla accord is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uable Water Light
Federal
East
Tiger-Poorman
American Smelting & Refining Company
The
Marsh
Heela
Russell
Hecla
Mono
Federa
Feela
Marah
Death of a Pioneer James J Wood of Coeur d Alene
James J Wood, an early Coeur d Alene district pioneer, died last Monday. He arrived in 1883 and mined placer ground before shifting to quartz ventures hindered by limited transportation on the North Side. A native of Pennsylvania, he went to California in 1870 and Nevada before reaching the district famed for Prichard Creek gold. He was a Mason and brother of Leman Wood, with burial at Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Wood
Coeur Walenes
James J. Wood
Coeur d'Alene
Mr. Wood
Taste
Pennsylvania
California
Nevada
Prichard Creek
Romaine
Murray
Wood
Leman Wood
James BR. Wood
el C. Wood
Board of Trade urged skating rink plan at park meeting
The board of trade luncheon urged action to provide a city skating rink for youths and adults, noting examples in Butte and Missoula. A committee of W J Sullivan H J Rossi and KF McKeehnie was formed to work with the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Walter J. Sullivan
Sulliven
Montana
Butte
Missoula
Sullivan
McAllister
W. J. Sullivan
H. J. Rossi
KF McKeehnie
Mackey
Harry W. Marsh
American-Commander starts tunnel to cut vein below shaft
Work begins on a tunnel 107 feet below the shaft of the American Commander prospect to intersect a lead and silver vein. After months of surface cuts and shaft cleaning, the company plans 300 feet of tunneling with two winter shifts. H. B. Kingsbury leads the project, with a blacksmith shop at the portal and improved employee quarters nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compat
H. B. Kingsbury
Spokane
Callahan's Report for Third Quarter Highlights Mine Work
Callahan's third quarter report notes vigorous development on the Chicago-Heston property with the shaft to the 10-foot level and crosscuts nearing the ore body encountered 200 feet above. Nipsic crosscuts and Interstate-Callahan levels progress, but full extent remains undetermined. stockholders to be advised as work continues. Zinc milling and shipments suspended from Oct 31 due to Grasselli Chemical labor troubles. mining and development continue with reduced staff. Next quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share payable Dec 30 to stockholders of record Dec 15. inform changes of name and address for dividend mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago-Heston
Interstate-Callahan
Grasselli Chemical Company
Metal Market Outlook Darkens After Week of Declines
The Engineering and Mining Journal reviews the week ending November 10 and finds little cheer in metals. Lead prices fall from 8 to 6.5 cents as sales decline. zinc demand weakens with ongoing price cuts. Producers resist current prices while stock markets slump. Costs no longer guide pricing, and copper and zinc trade below production costs. A recent uptick seems to have faded after the election, with any improvement expected only by next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Engineering and Mining Journal
Journal
Nabob Consolidated Mining Suspends Operations
Nabob Consolidated Mining laid off 60 to 70 workers at noon last Tuesday after suspending operations at the mine and mill. Workers received half pay with a 120 ton concentrate assignment for the balance. Low metal prices, mining and milling costs, and high freight rates to the rail line are cited as factors, while stock speculation around the company is criticized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabob Consolidated Mining Company
Pine Creek
Nabob
Sale of delinquent shares by Coeur d Alene Bank & Trust
In accordance with law and notice of assessment, shares of stock on each parcel may be sold at the bank building in Coeur d Alene Idaho on December 4 1920 at 10 00 a m to cover delinquent assessments and sale costs F W Reed Secretary residence Coeur d Alene Idaho N18 D2 at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Coeur d'Alene Bank & Trust Company
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
F. W. Reed
Notice of Assessment at LeRoy Gold Copper Mining Company
Wallace Idaho November 16 1920 notice states board levied a three mills per share assessment on outstanding stock payable by December 10 1920 to C Clarke secretary treasurer at Coeur d Alene Hardware Foundry Wallace. Delinquent shares will be advertised for sale January 9 1921 to cover the assessment and costs of advertising and sale later listing follows of several shareholders including Cunningham Einstein Fairchild Gray Hartline Hines Hoffmann Lehman Proebsting Peffers Richards Reamers Rodgers Tudolph Rudolph Sanger Schweitger Singleton Spaulding Stockwell and more, with details on delinquent stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Gold & Copper Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
C. &. Clarke
Coeur d'Alene Hardware & Foundry Company
Said
Cunningham
E Cunningham
EB Ainstein
Max Fairchild
Marc Gray
Lydia Gray
Lydia Sante Gray
Poe
Gray
Lyd Ce Gunther
Honey Hal
W J Haskins
Ruth D Haski
Ruth D Hale
Eleanor W . Hartline
L. M Hartline
LM Hines
A ‘Hoffmann
Hot
W Hoffmann
Spokane
Washington
Stockwell
Clarence
Clarenes
Wit
Anschutz
RA Res Amt
Clarence Adair
M Cort
Sharp Brown
Mary Ann
Clarence Sette Brown
Win J
Clarence Hooke
Hooke
Lillian
Lillian Asa
Call
Alvan Brown
Jennie
Clark
Clarence Clark
Pallinger
Hon Fred Clarence
Clarence Draper
Draper
Clarence Gookin
Gookin
Boe
Starr
Dr B
Star
Towne
Geo P
Gilletter
Mewalin
Mary B Ao
Nie
Vail
Harry
Lle
Phi Ips K
Watterson
Tso U Joi
Wood
John Pace
Ate Heexko
John
John J
Johnson
Johnao John
Jacky
Frank
Wyman
Eliza
Keenan
Kian
Joer
Henry
Loer
Arrabee
Larrabee
Ise
Larson
Ing. Larson
John An
Indix
Montana
Davis
Boa
Mallett
Harvey
Featherstone
Nelson
Fred
Xether
Featherston
Clara
Herman J. Rossi
Spach
Ie Featherstone
A & 500
Wallac Featherstone
Gilmore
Geo
George
Selix
Ilmor
Scoville
Ilmors
Scoville, CO
Trout
James E. Gyde
Admi - Wilson
Henry’ Otte Grelt
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders in Wallace Idaho
Notice to delinquent stockholders announces sale of parcels to cover delinquent assessments on December 1, 1920 at 1:30 p.m. at the county courthouse Bank Street entrance Wallace Idaho, to cover taxes and selling costs. Treasurer WM Schierding of Friend Mining Company Spokane Washington signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Street
Wallace
Idaho
WM. Schierding
Friend Mining Company
Lindelle
Spokane
Washington
Notice to Delinquent ITK Holders in Wallace Idaho 1920
Court notices delinquent stock and order to show cause why administrator may sell all estate land in Shoshone county near Wallace. Hearing set December 29 1924 in Probate Court at Wallace Idaho. Publication required for four weeks in Wallace Miner newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Advantage
Benefit
Shoshone County
Taaho
Towit
Boise Meridian
Court House
Wallace Shoshone County
Idaho
Snow
Shouta’ Notte
Fala
Iowa
Wallace Miner
Sald Oity
Notice of Ajax Mining assessment in Wallace Idaho
Notice states that at the Ajax Mining Company meeting in Amwaco Idaho on November 10 1920 a capital stock assessment of one cent per share was levied payable on or before December 10 1920 to J A Havighorst treasurer at Spokane Washington. If unpaid the stock will be sold at public sale January 15 1921 to cover the delinquent assessment and advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Idaho
Ajax Mining Company
Amwaco
J. A. Havighorst
West Mth Avenue
Spokane
Washington
A. D
JA. Havighorst
West 1Th Avenue
District Juddship Vacancy Prompts Swift Governor Action
Governor Davis is expected to appoint a judge for the first judicial district after the death of Judge W W Woods. Three candidates level strong endorsements: James B E Gyde and A F Featherstone of the city, and R K Morgan of Kellogg. The delay disrupts criminal and civil calendars and legal proceedings outside open court. The three applicants are vying to fill the vacancy promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
W. W. Woods
James BE. Gyde
A. F. Featherstone
RK. T. Morgan
Kellogg
Delinquent Notice of Stock Assessments for Square Deal
Delinquent notice lists stock held by shareholders of Square Deal Ld Milling Company of Coeur d Alene Idaho. Assessments levied October 12, 1920 show amounts due beside each named shareholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square Deal Ld & Milling Comorporation
Colur D'Alene
Idaho
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Spokane Exchange
New York
Iid American
Caledonia
Florence
Callahan
United Silver Copper
Ajax
Alameda
Boston
Chicago
Douglas
Gertie
Happy Day
Highland Surprise
Idaho Gold & Ruby
Intermountain
Int. Coal & Coke
Ivanhoe
Jock Waite
Laclede
Loon Lake
McGillivray Creek
Moonlight
Or Oz National Copper Rambler Cariboo
Silver Cable
Silversmith
Ory
Tamarack
En World Life
W. Power
Liberty Bonds
Good Roads Meeting
Yellowstone Trail Association
Platt P. Morrow
F. E
J.B St. Clair
BE. R. Denny
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
D. W. Greenberg
Lewiston
J.P. McCarthy
Flohr
E Clarke
LeRoynold & Copper Mining Company. Limited
Wallace, Idaho
ATS
Tive
Unty
Kholders
Leslie Copper Mining
Rahare
Levi
Judgship
Stomer
Mauus
Zeigler
Howard and Riverside
C. Conklin
A. Chapman
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