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Wallace Miner

Location

Wallace, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1923

Page

1

Stratton Mines Company stock for options

Stratton and Stratton organize the Stratton Mines Company to take over Pete McPhillips property, issuing 1500 option certificates at 30 dollars each with 1000 shares per certificate and a call for 750 additional shares. Certificates are transferable at 250 shares per option, with 3 current directors and 5 likely, including Jesse Freeman, James A Wayne, and William J Stratton.

Pany County Recorder Stratton & Stratton McPhillips McPhillips Group of Peter McPhillips Strattons Mines Company Tz Stratton Mines Com Stratton Corporation Stratton and Stratton Pete McPhillips Nine Mile District Trans Mines Compan Jesse Freeman James A. Wayne William J. Stratton

Bunker Hill Strike Deepens Ore Zone On New Level

The Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine reports a new ore strike on the 17th level 1600 feet below Kellogg tunnel and over 3600 feet below surface. General manager Stanley A Easton says the strike adds about 200 feet of depth, suggests a longer ore shoot, and that the mine may yield decades of productive life with endless potential as other deep discoveries are anticipated. The discovery cements the mine as the world’s greatest lead-silver producer and signals ongoing prosperity for the Coeur d’Alene district.

Bunker Hill & Sullivan Kellogg Stanley A. Easton Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company Gold and Silver Easton Bunker Hill Coeur d'Alenes Bunker Hill & Sulivan S Vared

Kratzer Sues Day Over Tamarack Stock Transfer

C Fred Kratzer former Spokane mayor now Seattle resident sues Jerome J Day Tamarack & Custer Consolidated Mining president in federal court to recover 65798 Tamarack shares alleged unpaid for from profits of the consolidated company. The action, originally in Spokane Superior Court, was transferred to federal court last week.

Spokane Fred Kratzer Merly Seattle Jerome J. Day Tamarack & Custer Consolidated Mining Company Tamarack Bhromeh Custer Mining Company Consolidated Company Kratser Superior Court of Spokane County Federal

Paradise Mining crosscut nears fret vein near Revenue Gulch

Thomas Sheppard, manager of Paradise Mining, says a crosscut through the property will cut three veins and reach the fret vein. The upper tunnel showed lead and silver values and deeper work may yield commercial ore. John A. Walker of Spokane, company president, visited with stockholders as winter work continues and compressor considerations are under review. Paradise lies on Revenue Gulch east of the Western Union.

Thomas Sheppard Paradise Mining Company Sheppard John A. Walker Spokane Revenue Gulch Western Union

Nearly Half a Million Spent on Nine Mile This Year

Expenditures by non-producing and non-dividend paying mines in the Nine Mile district amount to 431,855 dollars this year, per Idaho Mining Association secretary Kayenel Macbeth from company books. Totals for Kellogg Osborn and Nine Mile sections reach 1,056,700 dollars, with figures excluding assessment-only claims to be included in final county statement.

Nine Mile Coeur d‘Alene Kayenel Macbeth Idaho Mining Association Kellogg and Osborn Mt. Macbethly Canyon Creek Nine Mile District

Alice Mine Progress Nearing Deep Development

Since a prior Miner report, work has advanced on the Alice mine with two shifts extending the ore face discovered by G W Maurer who holds a lease and bond. The lead-silver ore shows good grade across the full width with the top of a potential ore shoot. The tunnel may reach 800 feet depth, followed by deeper development from a shaft under proposed financing by Bunker Hill Sullivan company. Maurer arranged with Bunker Hill to direct and fund the expansion, signaling the mine could rejoin the list of come-back prospects.

Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company G. W. Maurer Maurer Bunker Hill Company

Moore and Bear Top on Bear Creek Near Murray

F Cushing Moore arrived from Spokane to work on Bear Top where he holds a bond and ton e. He plans to keep a few men employed during winter and expects to block out ore enough to justify repairing and running the mill in spring. Bear Top lies on Bear creek north side about six miles from Murray.

Moore Bear Top F. Cushing Moore Spokane

Idaho Hospitals Score With American College Approval

At the Chicago conference of the American College of Surgeons Dr Franklin H Martin announced national and Canadian hospital approvals for facilities meeting standards. Idaho lists include St Alphonsus Boise with 100 beds General Hospital Pocatello Providence Wallace St Anthonys Pocatello St Lukes Boise. Marsh Mines resumes development after Hecla fire suspension, vein showed ore and potential commercial body. progress awaited with interest.

American College of Surgeons Chicago Franklin H. Martin United States Canada State of Idaho St. Alphonsus Hospital Boise General Hospital Pocatello Providence Marsh Mines Company

Barling Bomber at Wilbur Field Sets Flight Figures

The Barling Bomber at Wilbur Field rose to an indicated 6,800 feet with a gross load of 33,570 pounds. It left the ground in fifteen seconds and stayed aloft for one hour and forty five minutes, demonstrating endurance and payload capability.

Wilbur Field

Resignation of School of Mines Instructor Announced

O B Marshall, instructor in mining and metallurgy at the State University School of Mines, resigns after joining from Mexico. President A H Upham notes his departure on December 1, with plans to return to Mexico for metallurgical work. Marshall visited the Coeur d Alene district during his tenure and accompanied the last graduating class on a mine tour.

School of Mines O. B. Marshall A. H. Upham The State University Marshall Old Mexico State Bureau of Mines York Mexico Marshanl Coeur d'Alene

Federal Dividends This Year and Morning Mine Details

The Federal Mining and Smelting Company will pay a regular quarterly dividend of 14 cents per share on preferred stock on December 15, totaling 209,768 dollars for this quarter. Yearly summaries show 17,914,998 dollars in preferred stock dividends and 2,708,750 dollars on common stock, bringing overall dividends to 20,623,718 dollars. The Morning mine near Wallace and Morning at Mullan stands as the district’s largest and most productive, with deep ore shoots, heavy concentrate shipments of about 5,000 tons monthly, and a 1,600 ton daily mill capacity. The company employs 500 plus 100 more in upper workings, while expanding in Wood River’s Minnie Moore near Bellevue and zinc ventures in Oklahoma, Kansas, and British Columbia. Additional notes cover development in the Fairview property near the Washington area, high silver and lead ore, and gold-rich prospects. Also mentioned are modern whale-killing methods endangering sea mammals, Ireland coal discoveries at Coalisland with deep shafts, and estimates of 200 million tons remaining.

Stratton Federal Mining & Smelting Company Federal Central Operaling Wallace Mullan Federal Company Wood River District Minnie Moore Bellevue Oklahoma Kansas Dome Mountain Hudson Bay Mountain British Columbia Washington Fairview

Letroad contracts Wallace Kellogg award bid split

The county awarded the grading and road preparation along with a river channel change near Kellogg. J H Boomer of Spokane was the low bidder on the main work at 102 128. Shoshone county bid 104 956 02 for the balance. A separate award for the river channel’s change, excluding surfacing and pipes, was given to Boomer for 20 745 71, with the county to handle the remainder to meet the lowest total bid. The process paused with the page noting a continuation on page 2.

Watls and Kelloggs Wo J Hal Commission of Public Works Hall Wallace J. H. Boomer Spokane Shoshone County Kellogg Hoomer Hull Boomer Toomer Shoshone W. J. Hall H. J. Boomer Shondone County H. H. Boomer James H. Taylor Board of County U. S. Bureau of Public Roads Taylor

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Kratzer VS. Day Nine Mile Creek Black Cloud Gulch Tabor Dacre Osborn Kellogg, Osborn Dember Lauber Black Cloud Gulch East Fork Nine Mile Creek Alice Idaho Hospitals Marsh Resumes Ireland Coalisland
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