Summons and mining notices from Idaho district court
The document is a fragmented notice from Shoshone County Idaho detailing a divorce summons against Ethel Heroglia with a petition to dissolve marriage to Frank S. Perugia Marmur and a separate notice to Fred J. Johnson about labor expenditures on several mining claims in Eagle mining district with a 90 day payment window and possible transfer of ownership to the co-owner Charles T. Johnson.
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District Court of the First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone
Idaho
Gastonia
North
Caroling
Sata District
A. D
Fred J. Johnson
United States
Eagle
Amouct
Shoshone County
Charles T. Johnson
Notice of Assessment by Cedar Creek Mining Co.
The Cedar Creek Mining and Development Company Limited of Wallace Idaho announces an assessment of five mills per share on outstanding stock, payable by December 7 1922 to William Becker secretary treasurer at 710 Hotel Street Wallace Idaho. Unpaid shares on December 7 1922 become delinquent and will be advertised for sale at public auction and, if unpaid, sold January 8 1923 at 7 30 p.m. at the company's office to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
William Becker
Hotel Street
Ofice
Ajax Mining Company
Burke
Shoshone County
Baker
Ivou
Ea Cranfield
Et Cranfield
Dorothy Day
Eugene B
Raver
Braver
Sarah V Greena
Sarah V Green
C E Green
E Green Sig
E Green
C G Grea
Sige ‘Geick
Frank C Goddard
Rank C Goddard
Lucy
Grueby
Lucy F
Caroline A
Har
Rattlers
Ernest Holmeekington
Vras
Hastings
California
Chas H Hastings
Chas
H_ Hastings
Albert M Hoyt
Albert M Hoy
Jas S D Johnston
Kalex Ad
Kalea
Barnes
Owith
Kalez
Ty Carl L Lerfold
Leslie
F Leslie
Plainsrman
Lee
Patrick McGrath
WF McLaren
B McLaren
Francis E McCoy
Francis BE McCoy
Jessie G McFee
Jessie G MeeFee
Jessie G Mckee
Olive G McFee
James Murray
JB Millspaugh
Duuu
Msispaiets
John Meehan
Aga
Join Meehan
Maunier
Wm A Nicholls
A Nicholls
Isaac H Pugh
Isaac
James P Whelan
S Roberts
Roberts
A Reeves
Ee M Staples
Severance
Severance Bia
Severance Ont
C Severance
I Severance
Seve
Albert G Starkey
Chas E Starkey
Sarah Ie Stoddard
Sarah E Stoddard
Sarah E Stoddard A
Eleanor Sylva
Ring A
Florence Sylva Carl
Son
T Sm
Louis H We
H W_ Woodward
M E Welch
Accor
J. A. Havighorst
Ajax Mining
Alias Summons and Notice of Patent Application
The District Court of the First Judicial District of Idaho in Shoshone County issues an alias summons in the case of Gladys Madison versus The State of Idaho demanding response within twenty days. Also public notice that Lucky Stone Mining Co seeks U S patent for Lead Point 1 and Lead Point 2 lode claims in Evolution Mining District near Osburn, Idaho, with field notes and boundary details on file at the Coeur d'Alene Land Office.
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United States Land Office
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Lucky Stone Mining Company
United States
Evolution Mining
Shoshone County
Ile
Coeur Wa Alene
Iauho
B. M
Wallace
McFarren Gulch
Osburn
William Ashley
Register
Notice of Attachment Issuance in Betts v Nine Mile Mining Co
In Shoshone County on November 1 1922 an attachment issued in the case of Charlies W Betts plaintiff against Nine Mile Mining Company defendant for 3357 00 with 7 percent interest from October 11 1922 and costs. Clerk Harry A Rogers of the district court records the seal and date November 3 1922. No. 23 31.
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District Court of the
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone
Preda Brooks
Gladys Madison
Wallace
Idaho
Walace
LdBao
Walt
District Court
A. D
Harry A. Rogers
State of
Charlies W. Betts
Nine Mile Mining Company
Anid District Court
L. L. Brainard
Iputy
Myths of the Plains Dispelled by Facts and Folklore
An article debunks common plains myths about rattlesnakes and survival tactics. It cites Wil Barnes of American Forestry and Dr Weir Mitchell, noting snakes cross hair lines, bites cause pain, fangs heal poorly, tail buttons don’t indicate age, and rattles reflect feeding. It also covers Hopi handling, medical remedies, and a skeptical view of alcohol as a cure.
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Tarouk
York Merald
von Siuerid & Rupe
Hale
Hue
Wil
Barnes
American Forestry
de. Weir Mitchell
Mitchell
Oakes Seeks Commutation of Assault Conviction
I F C Oakes formerly convicted in Shoshone County on May 2 1921 for assault with intent to commit rape and sentenced to one to three years in the Idaho state penitentiary will apply to the state board of patrons for a commutation on January 1923. The notice is signed by F C Oakes Box 58 Boise Idaho.
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I. F.C. Oakes
District Court
First Judicial District
Fahrenwald To Confer On Flotation In Berkeley
A. W. Fahrenwald ore dressing engineer with the United States Bureau of Mines in Moscow travels via Butte and Salt Lake City to Berkeley Cal for one to two months of meetings with bureau metallurgists. The conferences will cover phases of flotation research conducted over the last two years and have drawn international attention. The mint bought 177000 ounces of silver in the week ended November 11, bringing total purchases under the Pittman act to 1404576 ounces.
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A. W. Fahrenwald
Moscow
Berkeley
United States Bureau of Mines
Butte
Salt Lake City
Cal
Bureau
Bureau of the Mint
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