James F McCarthy and the Star Mine Affidavit Details Hecla Bid
An affidavit by James F McCarthy president of Hecla Mining details talks with Bunker Hill Sullivan over Star mine purchase. He defends directors actions and says information was shared with stockholders in a May 12 1921 letter and at the Milwaukee trustees meeting. The document frames the case against alleged misrepresentations and pricings in the injunction proceedings led by Eugene R Day and Mrs Sarah E. Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames F. McCarthy
Hecla Mining Company
Hecla
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Star
Featherstone
Eugene R. Day
Sarah E.with
McCarthy
James F. McCarthy
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
Star Mining Company
Hecla Company
Bunker Hill Company
Star Company
Milwaukee
Heela Company
Sullivan Company
Sait
Arid Star Company
Bunker Hill & Silivan Company
Affiant
Heola Company
Coeur d'Alene
Coeur dAeine
Heela
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
District Court
Mecla Mining Company
Banker Mill & Sullivan Company
Flecta
Eugene Rt. Day
Sarah E. Smith
Bunker Till & Sullivan Company
Superior Court of
Spokane
Heatherstone
Joe A. H. Featherstone
Court Keeps Star Crosscut Manager On Site To Await Compressor
EP Gallagher of Philadelphia president and manager of Columbus Mining remains at the property through the week until the compressor is operating. He recently arrived from Philadelphia to oversee work on the Fogle tunnel vein, aiming to accelerate progress. Gallagher attended the injunction hearing before Judge Featherstone involving Heclar Mining and Bunker Mill Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EP. Gallagher
Philadelphia
Columbus Mining Company
Gallagher
Fogle
Featherstone
Heclar Mining Company
Bunker Mill & Sulllivan Company
E.R. Day
Sarah E. Smith
American Commander Mining progress praised in stockholder letter
A letter from H B Kingsbury, manager, reports progress at American Commander Mining and Milling Co. with retimbered tunnels, a compressor and ongoing surface work. Directors elected, annual meeting held in Wallace Idaho, and a detailed financial statement for the year ending June 30 1921 is summarized amid ongoing legal actions involving related mining firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American-Commander Mining & Mining Company
H. B. Kingsbury
American Commander
Kingsbury
No. 3
No. 1
Wallace
Idaho
Patrick Johns
Brooklyn
J. A. Glowe
Mullan
J. L. McCormick
Herman Marquardt
J. A. Glove
J. J. McCormick
Treasury
Mining figures visit city amid ore treatment talk
NO Men who Specialize in Treatment Zine Ores. A Tainton and A V Udell of n Francives and W G Wolf of Kellown came to the city, returning to Kellogg in the afternoon. Tainton is known for the Tainton electrolytic process for ore treatment, adopted with modifications by Bunker Hill & Sullivan for an electrolytic zinc plant at Kellex. Udell is a mining engineer for PL W. Bradley, president of Bunker Hill & Sullivan, studying the zinc market and ore uses. Wolf heads experimental work at Kellogg to find the best method to treat Coeur d Alene district zinc ores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tainton
A. V. Udell
N Francives
W. G. Wolf
Kellown
Kellogg
Tainton
Bunker Hi & Sullivan Company
Coeur d'Alene
Silver Reef and Homestake Link For Underground Work
Silver Reef Mining plans underground work in the lower tunnel aided by a National Copper Mining owned control of the Homestake stake. A compressor and electric power setup are ready, with ore showing in the upper tunnel prompting an extension through the Homestake tunnel. The National company gains free exploration access and shared facilities at the National mill for employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Reef Mining Company
Homestake Mining Company
National Copper Mining Company
Homestake
Silver Heer
National Company
Deadman Creek
Washington Water Power Company
J. W. Beubler
Silver Reel Company
Silver Reef Company
National
Silver Reef
Hunter
National Mill
Th National Company
Star Mine Purchase Deal Details in Heela Suit Affidavit
In an affidavit filed in Judge Feath erstone's injunction case, TANLEY A. EASTON of Bunker Hill Sullivan explains how the Star mine came under option and sale to his company, then joined with Heela Mining on equal terms. Easton, with seventy years in mining, recounts 1904 onward inspections, vein continuity from the Morning mine, and legal actions over ore rights as the contract to purchase matured in early 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanley A. Easton
Bunker Hill Sullivan Company
Bunker Hill Company
Star
Heela Mining Company
Featherstone
District Court
Eugene BR. Day
Sarah KB. Smith
Heela Company
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
University of California
Coeur d'Alene
Bunker Hill Enterprises
Haston Saya
Affiant
Hunter
Shoshone County
Idaho
Rush J. White
Said Star
Federal Mining & Smelting Co
Red T. Green
Bunker Hill
diTiant
W. Bradley
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
Said Star Mining Company
Federal Mining& Smelting Company
Star Mine
Federal Company
Star Mining Company
Eral Mining & Smelting Company
Circuit Court of Appeals For
Ninth Circuit
Star Mines
Federal Mining, & Smelting Company
Supreme Court of the United States
F. W. Bradley
Sullivan Mining Company
H Corporation
Mining Engineer to Take Treasury Post in Washington
Sidney L. Shonts a longtime local mining engineer will move to Washington to join the treasury department as an internal revenue official. He will handle federal tax adjustments for metal mines, a role suited to his training and experience. Mrs. Shonts and the children accompany him, and his partner B. Davis will keep the local office running. The position may last a year or longer depending on fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Sidney L. Shonts
Shonts
Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
B. Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
James F. McArthy and the
Day
Mrs. Smith
Columbus
CIAL
James F.mccarthy
Stanley A. Baston
John P. Gray
Coen
Alene
James E. Gyde
George Turner
A W. Witherspoon
W.H. Plummer
Sarah F. Smith
John H. Wourms
Plummer
Gray
Turner
Avid
Maintiffs
Thempany
Kipp
Me. McCarthy
F. J. Kipp
The
Fetter
Harpone
Banker Hill Company
Mrr. Merthy
Homestake Tunnel
Otanly A. Easton
Gilles the
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