Emma Group quartz mining claims patent application filed
The Friend Mining Company applies for a U S patent for the Emma Erica Anna and Lafferdel quartz mining claims in Shoshone County Idaho. The 1911 1917 1921 location histories are detailed with amendments and map references, noting owners William Schielding Sunset Development Company and The Friend Mining Company and the Emma Erica Anna and Lafferde claims in townships 49 N range 5-6 E Beaver Mining District. Frances Reilly acts as Acting Register at Coeur d Alene Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Friend Mining Company
Emma Group
Emma
Erica
Anna
Lafferde Lode
Wallace
Interior Department of the
United States
Register and
Cour d'Alene City
Land Department
Emma Quartz Mining
William Schielding
County Recorder
Shoshone County
Quartz
Schielding
Sunset Development Company
Said
Beaver Mining District
Erica Lode
Ranger East
Erica Rode
County of Shoshone
Emma Lode
Anna Lode
Anna Quartz Mining
William Schierding
Schierding
Sunset Company
Secion
Lafferde
Annalode
Coeur
Y Frances Reilly
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders of Sunrise Mining Co
Notice to delinquent stockholders of Sunrise Mining Company Limited Walace Idaho dated September 27 1933 announces an assessment of two mills per share levied August 28 1922 with amounts listed opposite each shareholder name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice
Sunrise Mining Company, Limited
Walace
Idaho
Notice of Forfeiture on Idaho mining claims
Notice to William C Reed and heirs executors and assigns that co-owners have expended six hundred dollars for the year ending July 1 1922 on Level One Level Two Climax Morning Star Nellie and Tomboy lode claims in Placer Center Idaho. If the share of two hundred twenty five dollars is not paid within ninety days after publication, interest will be forfeited and the claims will become the property of the undersigned co-owners John Guedelhofer and William Knoell. Jy18-026-161
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Reed
United States
Climax
Morning Star
Nellie
Tomboy Lode
Placer Center
Shoshone County
Idaho
John Guedelhofer
William Knoell
State Timber Sale at Wallace Idaho Timbers Offered
Notice of public auction in Wallace Shoshone County Idaho for state owned timber. Auction on Saturday October 21, 1922 at 10:00 am includes listed tracts with bid totals 16980. Terms require cash on sale day, five year removal with reversion to state, bond for slashing disposal compliance. Also bankruptcy notice for James B. Scoles with creditors meeting October 10 1922 in Wallace Idaho.
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Cummings
James
Au Haran
Harald
Marie
Lou Ingersoll
Mra
Jamison
Vu Lucas
John
Reeves
Eeves
C Um
Sellars
Ant
Wor‘stell Furniture Company
Wallace
Idaho
C. Smith
Sunrise Mining Company, Limited
Bato
Shoshone County
District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
James B. Scoles
Mullan
Shoshone
Gyde-Taylor
County of Shoshone
State of
A. D
Notice to Contractors Idaho bids four steel bridges
Sealed proposals will be received by the Idaho public works commissioner at Wallace for the construction of four 90 foot steel bridges with concrete sub structures on the North Pacific Highway in Shoshone County. Proposals due by two p m October th 1922. Plans and bids at D P Olson Boise. Minimum five percent bid guaranty required. plans refundable deposit ten dollars. Dated October 5 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Public Works
State of
Idaho
Wallace
North Pacific Highway
Shoshone County
D. P. Olson
Boise
Public Works
The Typewriter Invention That Transformed Business
A historical survey traces the development of the typewriter from early 18th century patents to the Remington model of 1874 and beyond. It notes key inventors including Thurber Beach Sholes Soule Glidden and Densmore, and highlights features added over time such as the back spacer tabulator color ribbon and other attachments.
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Eas
England
W. A. Burt
France
Charles Thurber
A. E. Beach
S. W. Francis
Charles L. Sholes
Samwel W. Soule
Carlos Glidden
Milwaukee
James Densmore
B. Remington & Son
Ilion
Shaft Sinking Cost at Royal Mine in Michigan
The Oliver Iron Mining company plans a $500,000 shaft sinking at the Royal mine on Gogeble lane, between the Davis Geneva and Puritan mines, Michigan. The deep shaft to about 2000 feet will have two ship compartments, two cages, two pipes and ladders, with steel head frame, independent ore pockets, and electric hoists fed by nearby power lines. Construction of railroad spurs and surface equipment will begin soon to support sinking the deeper shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Iron Mining Company
United States Steel Corporation
Royal Mine
Davis-Geneva
Puritan
Gogeble Lane
Michigan
No Magic Gold Finder Declares No Metal Detecting Tool
The director of the United States Geological Survey says there is no device or method to locate buried gold in iron pots or steel safes. He notes iron ore beds extend over large areas and have been prospected with a dip needle, but no instrument can reveal gold or silver deposits. Gold and silver are not magnetic and iron attracts the needle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Survey
Samuels Proposes Yearlong Moratorium On Debts In Idaho
Hank Samuels, aiming for Idaho governor, speaks in Grangeville. He outlines a one year moratorium stopping collection of judgments, chat tel and real estate mortgages statewide. He argues delaying debts would let businesses and taxpayers take a needed break from taxes and financial stress.
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Grangeville
Hank
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A. L. Honever
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J. R. Station
Bradley, Idaho
Kellogg, Idaho
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
Frank M. Smith
Paulsen Building
Spokane, Wash
M. H. Sullivan
Kellogg
Spokane
Canyon Creek Dairy Co
John F. Ferguson
Bidg
National Bank
M. J. Flohr
Jas. F. McCarthy
J. W. Wimer
H. E. Howes
Geo. Steward
J.W. Wimer James F
Aug. Paulsen
Alfred Page
oCarthy
State Board of Land Commissioners
H. Nash
Otto A’ Olsson
Samuels
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