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Wallace Miner

Location

Wallace, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1920

Page

6

Alaska mine inspector pursues interior work and travels 500 miles

Ben D. Stewart, territorial mine inspector, returns to Juneau after a months long inspection across Alaska. He traveled by steam boats, trains, boats, and canoes from Juneau to Cordova Chitina Fairbanks Nenana Tanana and Kantishna. He reported quiet districts with promising prospects on Tacoma Kuskokwim and Kantishna and noted dredge activity and road work aiding operations.

Wallace Ben D. Stewart Federal Mining & Smelting Company C.S. Stone Stewart Alaska Juneau Daily Empire Alaoxka Territorial Inspector of Mines Tacoma Kuskokwim Kantistna Cordova Chitina Copper River Valley Fairbanks Richardson Highway Road Commission Dan Jonen Army Nome Street Ruby McGrath Candle Creek Tom Aitken Nixon Landing Nixon Forks Treadwell Company Lake Minchumina Roosevelt Kantishna Altken

Mining Engineers Hold Fine Kellogg Meeting Banquet

The gathering of mining engineers at Kellogg featured a six o clock banquet served by Kellogg high school home economics students in the Industrial union hall. 147 guests attended, with addresses by Stanley Easton and James F. McCarthy and remarks from James Porter. Papers on mine valuation, flotation, and ore treatment sparked discussion, followed by officer elections led by Ivan Delashmutt and Paul Coul drey. Weather hindered visits to nearby mines as attendees from multiple towns toured Kellogg and Wallace districts.

Munker Hil Concentra Kellogg High School Industrial Union Kellogg Orchestra Stanly A. Easton Bunker Hui & Sullivan American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Kellogg Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company James F. McCarthy Columbia Section James A. Porter Spokane Northwest Mining Engineers Mr. Porter Coeur d’Alenes Mr. Easton W. Earl Greenough Wallace and Bunker Hill J. P. Schuttenheim FIN Coeur d'Alene W. G. Woolf Bunker Hill Star Schuttenheim Garber McDougall Mr. Clark J. B. Parker Interstate-Callahan Ivan Delashmutt Standard Silver Silverton Paul S. Couldrey Rossland B.C LeRoi No L. K. Armstrong Mullan Burke Tamarack Nine Mile Wallace

Local NP Train Schedule Details New Running Times

The Northern Pacific and the local board of trade finalize daily local train times with runs from Wallace to Burke at 7 40 a m 1 10 p m 4 35 p m and 9 00 p m Saturdays 9 00 p m also run Wallace to Burke and back. Wallace to Larson and back at 11 10 a m 2 40 p m. Wallace to Missoula runs daily 0 m to 4 30 p m, all trains run daily except Sunday.

Northern Pacific Committee The Board of Trade Wallace- Burke Wallace Burke Wallace-Mullan-Larson Larson

Spokane Newspaper Man Visits Mining District Leader Buck

SPOKANE NEWSPAPER MAN. Storey Buck, mining writer of the Spokane Chronicle, traveled to Kelton last Friday to attend the mining and metallurgical engineers meeting. He then visited the Hecla mine in Wallace Saturday morning before returning to Spokane Sunday afternoon. Buck pursues district reporting to stay in touch with operations in the Coeur d Alene area. An Idaho native, he grew up in Lewiston and was active in state politics, being the son of the late Judge Norman Buck who chaired territorial court and heard the grub stake trial over the Bunker Hill Sullivan mine ownership.

Storey Buck Spokane Chronicle Kelton Wallace Hecla Witc Chronicle Buck Coeur d'Alene Idaho Lewiston Norman Buck Panhandle Bunker Hill & Sullivan

Forestry Telephone Line To Avery Public Use

The forestry service under E C Pulas ki built a 27 mile line from this city to Avery via Placer creek Cedar division and Cedar mountain to provide quick emergency communications. It connects with Wallace and Avery central stations and may be used by the public at the usual toll rates.

Forestry Service E. C. Pulaski Avery Placer Creek Divide Cedar Creek Cedar Mountain Wallace and Avery

Miner Extends Crosscut at Slavonian Mine Project

Mike Savage contracted by Slavonian Mining to extend the main crosscut 400 feet and connected to the power plant. He laid about 1000 feet of air pipe and performed related work to shape the property. The crosscut has been extended 50 feet and the vein is expected to be reached within 300 feet, with remaining drifting to finish the contract.

Slavonian Slavonian Mining Company Mike Savage

Metal market slides with weak demand and river to zinc cuts

The Engineering and Mining Journal reports a continued downward trend in metal prices through mid November. Lead production remains steady in Coeur d’Alene, but buyers stay scarce as prices fall and stockpiles shrink. Zinc output is slashed as major mines close, with producers curtailing to balance a weakened market and outlook.

Coeur d'Alene Engineering and Mining Journal New York St. Louis London Joplin Butte & Superior Company Anaconda Interstate-Callahan Company

Columbus Mining Extends East Drift 60 Feet at Eagle Creek

Sidney L. Shonts and Ther ret Towles visited the Columbus Mining property on East Eagle creek and awarded a contract to William Carl to extend the east drift in the Tributary tunnel 60 feet. The drift shows promising ore while Ragle y cressent work advances to intersect the vein. A crosscut reveals a quartz iron face with lead silver ore. a new 10-man cabin stands near the Eagle crosscut. An encouraging lead-silver strike is reported in the U. S. Silver-Lead lower tunnel between Columbus and Jack Waite.

Sidney L. Shonts Columbus Mining Company Therret Towles East Eagle Creek William Carl Ragley Cressent James Boland Nick Philpot Chas. Rinke Eagle Crosscut U. S. Silver-Lead Company Columbus Jack Waite

Marsh Not in Mood to Deal With Hecla

In a notice Marsh states no compromise with Hecla has been reached and that litigation will proceed vigorously. The statement suggests Marsh has secured financial backing to support the costly legal action beyond periodic stockholder assessments.

Hecla Marah Marsh

New Hope Vein Development Signals Strong Prospect

Eugene Thomas, manager of New Hope Mining, reports surface work uncovering a vein south of the original, following 2000 feet with widths of four feet or more. The vein shows light colored oxidized iron in samples and warrants further exploration. development on the original New Hope vein has already yielded lead-silver ore and favorable indicators for a permanent ore body.

Eugene Thomas New Hope Mining Company Thomas New Hope

The Man Located Comment on Prohibition Referendums

A New York Herald item speculates on a man who predicted Cox would win the 60 eastern and midwestern states due to the Democratic platform silence on prohibition. The Houston Post quips that if more referendums are proposed, the nation will never agree to another so called solemn referendum.

New York Herald Cox Middle West Houston Post

Notice of Assessment for Log Cabin Mining & Milling Co

Special meeting rated two mills per share on Log Cabin Mining & Milling Co stock in Wallace Idaho. Payment due by Oct 27 1920 to Walter Hanson secretary at Gyde Taylor building. Delinquent shares to be sold on Nov 26 1920 to cover assessed amount plus costs. sale postponed to Dec 11 1920 and then Jan 11 1921 by board order.

Log Cabin Mining & Milling Company Wallace Idaho Walter H. Hanton Gyde-Taylor Daho Walter H. Hanson

Notice to Delinquent Stockholders at Wallace Idaho 1920

The Nonpareil Copper Mining Company in Wallace Idaho issues a notice to delinquent stockholders. It lists an assessment of one mill per share levied August 10 1930 with amounts due opposite each shareholder name. The notice dates November 24 1920 and identifies delinquent stock and required payment.

Copper Mining Company, Limited Wallace Idaho

Delinquent stock sale notice for Copper Mining Limited

In accordance with law, shares of each parcel as needed will be sold on the first day of December 1920 at 3:00 p m at the H C McAllister Company Insurance Building Wallace Idaho to pay the delinquent assessment plus costs and expenses. Secretary Herman J Ross of the Nonpareil Copper Mining Limited provides the notice in Wallace Idaho.

H.C. McAllister Company Insurance Wallace Idaho Herman J. Ross Zining Ma » Limited Wallac Idaho

Postponed Stock Sale Notice for Nonpareil Copper Mine

Notice of Postponed Sale declares delay of stock delinquent sale by order of the board of the Nonpareil Mining Company Limited. Sale originally set for December 3, 1920, postponed to December 1, 1920, at the same hour and place. Herman J. Rossi, secretary, lists All Idaho Territory company details.

Era Nonpareil Copper Mining Company, Limited Herman J. Rossi Alla Tdaho Peny Mimited Pea

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