Notice of Forfeiture in Idaho Mining Claims
Public notice by Silver Eagle Mining Co and John Hummell heirs about forfeiture of mining claims in the Summit mining district Shoshone County Idaho. It lists due debts 5700.00 and co owner expenditures across the Silver Eagle Porto Rico and Fortuna lodes with dates 1900s to 1920s and a 90 day period to respond or forfeit interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Summit
Shoshone
Silver Eagle
Porto Rico
Fortuna Lode
Incr
Silver Eagle Mining CO
C. W. Betts
Wall
Idaho
John Hummell
John Humble
United States
Placer Center
County of Shoshone
State of
Fortuna
Towit
Notice of Assessment at New Hope Mining Company
The New Hope Mining Company Limited of Wallace Idaho announces an assessment of two mills per share on its outstanding capital stock. The levy was approved at a September 10 1928 board meeting and is payable on or before October 10 1923 to Otto A Olsson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Otto A. Olsson
Office of Artic Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Delinquent Mine Stock To Be Sold In Wallace Idaho
The secretary treasurer Otto A Olsson of New Hope Mining Company Limited warns that stock with unpaid assessments as of October 10 1925 will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction. If unpaid by November 10 1923 the stock will be sold at 3 00 pm at the company office Gyde Taylor building Wallace Idaho to cover the delinquent assessment and advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Idaho
Otto A. Olsson
New Hope Mining Company, Limited
Chard
Mary
Jertson
Phillips
Anna
Winkels
John
Cedar Street
Lachman
Sol
Olson
Alfred
Majewsk
Walter
Olson DH
McCoy
Purr
Ww D
Necros
Chas
Pearson
Adoith
Person
Peterson
Emil
Neeros
Olor
Piemeise « L
Mra
Mra L Giit 1000 8.00, Nelson, Arthur 9St 1000 Piemeisel, Geo L Ih
Rellwite
Arthur W
Nelson
Arthur M
Were
Maria
Kohkont
Fredott
Nuesse
Jnoase
Santtner
Axel
Santora
Angelica
Veto
O'Malley
Shirley
Allan M
John F
John Fr
Strom
Jon R
John R
O'Malley Strom
John K Asay
Sweintek
Matt
Wilson
Ttohoer
Zacher
Albert J
Ostling
Lous Ostling
Louis
Palmer
Cart
John Paulson
Anmet
Ferguson
Het Brag
ATL
Oscar
Perrozzo
Prigge
Emma
Ponzetth Jno Aay
Ranson
Ernest EB Riderburg
Walter E
Riderburg
Walt
Slocum
Willard M
Shapkins
Phil
Simpkins
Phil Cc
Sehiefer
Oscar J
Swenson
Wedburg
Carl Weber
Jno H
Wester
Youndal
Zimmerling
F. Bland
Barnard Block
Rue Bell
W S Brown
E RP Reitzel
Chas G Jackson
Geo
W Peters
Joe Pa
Geo B Reese
W_H Keating
JF Hurtubise
Ed Cox
Larry Dooling
Lee Graham
Fred L Spratt
Cc M Weller
Cedar St
Geo. H. Heller
Presley Avenue
Kellogg
Eesnies
Pearson Mining Company
Neme
Alexander
Sabina Mines
Wal- Anderson
Albert
Save
Ida
Anderson
Berger
Carl LI
Charlie
Charlie Kolan
Amt
Andrews
Rec
Beckman
Allen
KB c
Axelson
Anton H
Herggren
Martin
Asheaucher
Berghind
Ammonson
A A
Akesson
Bliss
Julian
Aimson
Brissey
Brandt
Ever
John A
Brennan
Fred
Bratsey
Found
Freeman
Chase A
Gong
Shrooks
Bolick
Nick
Brown
Leo Eg
Callahan
Mra J
Carlson
Charles
Mrs
Byers
J R
Dutt
Conlon
Clark
Albert G
Duft
Crentz
Duff
Theresa
Curtis
May
Fowler
Andrew
Ebble
Drewko
Fahle
Erickson
Hartvig
Gates
Louis P
Oldie
Louis B
Grant
J Ae
Goldstein
Louis Aml
Hackett
Gusslander
Lydia
Hawke
Gustafson
Amanda
Jackson
Chales
Hastings
Geo W
Kahn
Joseph
Mabel
Hedley
Mike
Franna
Antono
Henry
Maud
Floaten
Gustav
Marti
Grub
Hokanson
Ivar
Mills
Wot
Johnson
Rice
Kaiser, Prima LL
Wateroff
Kindgren
Gust
Holden
Lewis
Sadie M
Jacobson
Ruth
Jefferon
Jenny
Anna B
The
Coporation
Leithe
C K
Minnie
Peter J
Kelly
Kurtz
TaCasso
Alphonse Mu
LaPlant
John B
Leininger
Geo L
Olof
Nelson Brow
Obers
Jennie
Public Notice of Homestead Proof in Idaho
Notice from the U S Land Office at Coeur d Alene Idaho dated August 25 1923 states Ray E Newbury of Pritchard Idaho has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for Lots 5 and 6 Section 10 Township 60 North Range 4 East Boise Meridian before United States commissioner George W Walker at Wal aa Idaho on October 2 1923 Witnesses named John Taylor Glenn Vaughn Joe Allen and Hiram Campbell all of Pritchard Idaho William Ashley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walaa Idaho
John Taylor
Glenn Vaughn
Joe Allen
Hiram Campbell
Pritchard
Idaho
Delinquent Oreano Mining assessment notice in Idaho
The Oreano Mining Company, Limited of Wallace Idaho levies a 2 1/2 percent per share assessment on its outstanding stock payable by October 5 1923 to John Dolan secretary treasurer P O Box 236 Wallace Idaho. Unpaid shares after October 6 1923 will be delinquent and advertised for sale October 29 1923 at noon at the County Court House Building Wallace Idaho to cover the delinquent assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oreano Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
John Dolan
P. O. Box
County Court House
Wallace Idaho
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders at Belmont Mining
Legal notice from Belmont Mining Company Wallace Idaho dated September 26 1923 lists delinquent stock assessments levied August 8 1923 for several shareholders with amounts due and stakes. It states shares may be sold October 1923 at 415 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho to recover delinquent assessments and costs.
Notice to Delinquent Stock HoLpcars Mining Co
Notice of five mills per share levied on the Lithday of July 1923 for delinquent stock. Amounts listed opposite each shareholder name.
Belmont Mining Company Postpones Delinquent Stock Sale
Notice by order of the Belmont Mining Company board postpones the delinquent stock sale from October 6, 1923 to October 18, 193% at the same hour and place. Signed by PRANK Peet Secretary Treasurer, 415 Cedar Street, Wallace Idaho. 27-011-3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Hess
Belmont Mining Company
Cedar Street
Wallace
Prank Peet
Cedartreet Street
Idaho
Foreign zinc demand doubles U S imports as Europe reads relief
Cor eho correspondent A JM Sharpe of the American Zinc Institute notes a London zinc shortage easing only with increased imports from the United States. Europe eyeing 4 000 to 7 000 tons monthly, while Germany’s output is hampered by Ruhr restrictions. Japan’s earthquake rebuild boosts galvanizing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. JM. Sharpe
Coreho
American Zinc Institute
London
Europe
Sharpe
Germany
Silesia
Ruhr
Australia
Japan
Beitheri
United States
Poland
Canada
Britain
Belgium
France
Scandinavia
Straightest Survey Line Between Alaska and Canada
The passage describes the northward boundary between Alaska and Canada as the straightest surveyed line, a 20 foot wide clearing with aluminum bronze monuments at intervisible points no more than four miles apart, and a detailed map of two miles on either side. Established by 1867 treaty makers, the line crosses 600 miles of mountains, rivers, glaciers, and morasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Canada
Arctic Ocean
Magnus Johnson Voices Power Across Senate Office Suites
The committee on rules assigned Senator-elect Magnus Johnson to suite 126 in the Senate Office Building. Thin partitions meant a loud expression could be heard in adjoining rooms, so a buffer room was created between his suite and neighboring offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnus
Magnus Johnson
Committee On Rules
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry C. McAllister CO
James F. Howarth Company Investment Brokers
Wallace, Idaho
Wallace and
Spokane
Coeur D'Alene
Coeur D'Alenes
Joseph F. Whelan
Aetnaize Rossi Insurance & Investment CO
Bunker Hill Smelter RR
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
Bunker Hill
Frank M. Smith
Paulsen Building
Spokane, Wash
M. H. Sullivan
Kellogg, Idaho
William Ashley
Cream Mining Company, Limited
Walace
Joan F Ferguson
James A. Wayne
Blue Hell Mining Company
Lithday
Gity Transfer
Claude Downey
Coeur d’Alene
England
Tokyo
Yokohama
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