Bunker-Chance East Caledonia Shaft Under Heavy Development
Development work at the Thinker Chance property in Wardner is progressing rapidly. The crosscut from the H10 foot level has extended over 200 feet, reaching a vein at depths beyond 800 feet. The vein near the Oxyurn fault lies in Burke quartzite with a 20 foot width, and the Butler lead shows high silver content. Nick Petrinovich oversees operations as electric power powers leased East Caledonian machinery.
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Thinker- Chance
Wardner
Bunker-Chance
East Caledonia
Burke
Butler
No. 1
Bunker-Chance Company
Sullivan
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Ming
Nick Petrinovich
East Caledonian Company
Valentine Guts Vein Find Ore in 100 Feet
The Valentine Mining company reports encouraging results at its Deborgia Montana property, five miles north. The vein has been penetrated about five feet with oxidized iron and lead carbonate. Engineer E G Gnaedinger predicted a large ore body, and drifting eastward is planned to explore beneath surface showings described as exceptional for the Coeur d Alene district.
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Valentine Mining Company
Deborgia
Montana
Otto A. Glason
Gus Palm
E.G. Gnaedinger
Coeur d'Alene
Jack Waite
North Star contracts to crosscut vein toward Nine Mile
Mary Dougherty and North Star Mining & Development announce a contract to crosscut 50 feet from the main tunnel toward a northwest vein. The plan targets ore at about 450 feet depth, with both veins showing strong outcrops. The North Star lies about two and a half miles from Wallace on Nine Mile, with a trestle over the wagon road for dumping.
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GW. Dougherty
Mary
North Star Mining & Development Company
Dougherty
North Star
Wallace
Herrick Hunters Return From Clearwater Hunt
Stanley A Baston editor Dudley and UC Tainton Kellogg A W Hoover and John F Ferguson Wal lace form Coeur d Alene contingent of Herrick expedition headed by Fred Herrick lumberman St Maries. The party of about sixteen plus guests packers camp attendants used twenty four pack animals and eight saddle horses to carry supplies. They travelled from Avery into the Clearwater region about sixty miles southeast. They took two elk two mountain goats one bear one lynx and one deer. Ferguson and Hoover had a close encounter with a big buck which fell to Ferguson shots. The deer fled up a ridge as Hoover fired and could not be reached. Nimrods report a wonderful trip and stories will be told at Herrick's winter dinner.
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Clearwater
Stanley A. Baston
Dudley
UC. Tainton
Kellogg
A. W. Hoover
John F. Ferguson
Wallace
Coeur d'Alene
Fred Herrick
St Maries
Avery
Clearwater Secion
Euston
Tainton
Ferguson
Hoover
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Hoover
Bobby Anderson Group plans drift to reach ore shoot in shaft
Theodore Brown of Pine Creek says the Bobby Anderson Group Mining Co will resume work on the property. A 200 foot shaft exposed a lead silver copper ore shoot years ago but high water moved the creek and damaged the shaft. He will drift from a higher tunnel where the vein has been crosscut hoping to find the same ore shoot. An assessment funds this work.
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Theodore Brown
Pine Creek
Bobby Anderson Group Mining Company
Anderson
Enduring metals reveal copper's ancient persistence
The Copper and Brass Research Association reports 1922 copper use reached 1 091 879 000 pounds. A illustrated booklet shows enduring copper brass and bronze from antiquity, including a 5400 year old Egyptian copper pipe from Sahure's tomb, a 6th century bronze Time figure, a bronze tub from Vesuvius in 79 AD, a Newgate prison copper bucket five centuries old, a bronze helmet from the sixth century, and the famed bronze snake column of Constantinople, all illustrating longevity through time.
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United States
Copper and Brass Research Association
Gihzeh
Sahoure
Fevereole
Aly
Mount Vesuvius
Newgate Prison
London
England
Constantinople
Cats Patrol the New York Cotton Exchange Floor
The annual report notes cats as a pest control measure on the trading floor with rats and mice occasionally appearing. Traps fail and cats are relied upon. Spot, the exchange’s famed cat, sleeps in the engine room during closures while patrolling the floor at night.
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Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Spot
Wallace to vote on 35000 municipal bonds for fire station
Notice to delinquent stockholders reports Wallace Idaho an election on November 20 1923 to issue municipal coupon bonds of 35000 for construction of a fire station jail and city offices. Bonds 1000 each 20 year maturity 6 percent interest payable in New York. sinking fund and annual levy on taxable property. notice to be published in Wallace Miner 30 days before vote.
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Wallace
Shoshone
Idaho
County of Shoshone
New York
City officers approve October 1923 resolution
A fragment notes approval of a city measure in October 1923 with mayor Hugh Toole and city clerk Leighty attesting, including a seal. The passage confirms the formal passage and signing of the order.
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Hugh Toole Lleighty
Copper Mining Company Sale Notice in Wallace Idaho
Otto A. Olsson secretary treasurer of the descendant copper mining company announces a sale on October 8, 1923 at 3 pm in Wallace Idaho to satisfy an assessment plus advertising and sale expenses. The notice names Emerson Dan Slater Dan Cochran V V Lonergan and Preston & Raefer as parties related to the parcel and shares.
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Preston & Raef
Gyde-Taylor Bullaing
Wallace
Idaho
Otto A. Olsson
Eas
Gyde-Taylor
Wales
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Enduring Metals
Spokane Exchange
Ge Copper Mining & M Com Ve Limited
Wallace, Taub
Iid
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Wiish Consolidated Oo
Nabob Silver
Cert
Tex Consolidated Clark
BJ Fehmond
Clark
Sisadned
Suivor
Nordquist
John H
Oz Nordquist
Jonsary Ra Mtn
Bean
Das
Gertie
Sam A
Sam
Creek
Sam An
Datapal “Couper
Rambler-Cariboo
Staney
Silver Cable
Sherman OT
Thennes
Tamarack & Custer
Utica
Kammer, AG
Ntine Murphy
John
West Hunter
Murphy
Western Union
Ee Murphy
John A
Dorris
Flohr
M J
Jamieson
Ralph
Flood
Miss Anna
Harriman
Janette
Clemens
Locke
Dre Wwaltz
Nadeau
George A
Hervey
W B
McComan
McComas
Fiz
Ghormle
Matt
Lasher
Harry EB
Pine Conrad L
Griffin
Mallack
C F
Ingalls
Harry
Baker
W J
V Ce
Boileau
Mittendorf, M Sons
McKinnis
Chas
Markwell
Frank I
Frank P
Saxton
Melbourne
Che Wewstell
Ansco
Va Ansco
the Owl Drug Store
Coeur d
Northwest
Wallace Printing Company
Wallace Miner
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