Demur in Day Estate Contests Omitted Property
Probate court hears demurrer to Agnes Lor etta Day widow of Eugene R Day over omitted estate assets in holdings including a one sixteenth Hercules mine interest valued at 500000 and Osburn ranch 50000. Judge Sherrard sets October 27 for argument. objections claim lack of facts on lawful wife status and community property, plus a conspiracy between day family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Beale
John H. Wourms
A. P. Ramstedt
P. J. Magey
Agnes Loretta Day
Eugene R Day
E. R. Day
Hecales
Osburn
Heale
Sherrard
Eugene Rufus Day
BE. R. Day
Harry L. Day
Jerome J. Day
Wourms
P. J. Maggy
Hercules
Eleanor Day Boyce
EB. R. Day
Harry L
Jerome Day
Idaho
Eleanor Day
Morning shaft Deepening Push Under Way at Morning Mine
The main shaft at Morning mine is extended 200 feet to 2450 level with a new station being cut. A crosscut to the vein at 80 feet is planned as the next step while a second 200 foot sinking to 2650 level proceeds, totaling 1650 feet below the main working tunnel. The ore body persists on deep levels and federal management plans further depth.
Nabob mine to start mill development as profits seen
J E Harrington of the Stewart Mining company reports Nabob mine in operation since June 1 with high grade ore surface values up to 100000 per ton. Zinc and lead prices hover near seven cents and six eighty five, enabling potential mill operation for profit while leasers renew one year leases and royalties provide income to Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabob
Stewart Company
Harrington
Denver
Ing
Stewart
Stewart Mining Company
Argentine Leasers Plan Compressor Driven by Electric Power
Leasers 2.5 miles west of Wallace on the main highway order a compressor and will build a tramway to move ore from the main tunnel to a loading station near the wagon road. After watering the shaft sunk years ago to 200 feet, they report good ore showings on the 100 and 200 shaft levels, with silver as the chief value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Mines Employ About 3500 Men in Coeur d Alene District
The Coeur d Alene district shows an improved labor market with about 3500 men employed in major mines including Bunker Hill Morning Hecla Hercules Tamarack Callahan and Coeur d Alene Syndicate plus smaller operations. With workers arriving from the west and even Joplin area wages and conditions attract labor, and turnover remains steady as mines plan for winter needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d'Alene
Joplin
Coeur d’Alenes
Hecla
Hercules
Tamarack
Bunker Hill
Callahan
Federal
Hercules Callahan Tamarack Success
Coeur d'Alene Syndicate
Stecheme
Silver debate and Broken Hill discovery in Sanders county
The article outlines Pittman act silver purchases, price impacts, and a push by Idaho Mining official Ravenel Macbeth to boost silver use. It then details a Mullan expedition to the Broken Hill silver lead deposit near Cedar Spur Montana, describing location, access, ore samples, and early development notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittman
Friends of Silver
Ravenel Macbeth
Idaho Mining Association
Macbeth
Mullan
Wallace
Burke
Thompson Falls
Broken Hill
Australia
D. B. Keys
Mike Curran
Mike Murray
Max Dunn
Sanders County
Montana
Idaho Line
Northern Pacific
Cedar Spur
Callahan Zinc Lead Plant To Begin Full Operation Soon
Manager C W Newton said work is progressing at Callahan Zinc Lead and production should start soon after November 1. Many workers are being hired daily but there is a need for more machine men. 350 workers will be on the payroll once fully staffed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan Zinc- Lead Company
C. W. Newton
Muckers
Callahan
Governors and candidates slated for Kellogg and Shoshone county
Senator Gooding cancels due to illness while Governor Davis will speak October 23 in Kellogg and October 24 in Malian with Sheriff Freeman. Captain Conner and John L. Fitzgerald join Kellogg events. Burton L. French to close campaigns in Shoshone, possibly Wallace, with turnout expected high.
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Shoshone County
Gooding
Kellogg
Davis
D. W. Davin
Kelloge
Malian
Ker Jogg
John L. Fitsgerald
Con- Har
Pitegerald
French
Burton L. French
Shoshone
Burke
Wallace
Idaho
Congress
Hurke
From Another Vein Float On Rob Roy
Rob Roy Mining president S. D. McDonald disputes a prior Miner report about Sunset property ore. He says large float on Rob Roy ground cannot originate from the Sunset vein due to physical conditions and grade differences. He offers to demonstrate the source to the Miner with a site visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. McDonald
Rob Roy Mining Company
Sunset
McDonald
Rob Roy
Silver King Mine Samples Attract Attention Near Thompson Falls
Ore samples from the old Silver King mine six miles from Thompson Falls are shown by the Howarth company. The card notes ore containing 476 ounces silver, lead and copper percentages. Owned by Frank Heller, the site was productive years ago and a new vein was found by Heller. Coeur d Alene men may invest to finance development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver King
Thompson Falls
Howarth Company
Frank Heller
Heller
Coeur d'Alene
Improve Train Service in Canyon
Wallace and Burke railway service to attract mine workers and their families back to Wallace dominates a Board of Trade discussion. Officials call for restoring local Wallace line service and consider gasoline motor options, while housing remains a key hurdle to lasting migration and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Burke
Board of Trade
R. Z. Strachen
Traffic and Transportation Committee
Northern Pacific
Hurke
Canyon
Strachen
Abippera
James F. McCarthy
Wyatt P. Morrow
Mr. McCarthy
McCarthy
Lookout Mountain Mining Eyes Electric Power Switch
Lookout Mountain Mining Company leaders Mr. Rt L. Brainard and W L Penney stated in Kellogg the shaft has reached 80 feet below the tunnel and a drift is advancing eastward toward the third ore shoot, with two others already found. The firm considers replacing gas with electric power by tapping the Washington Water Power transmission line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. L. Brainard
W. L. Penney
Kellogg
Lookout Mountain Mining Company
Iron Blossom shaft reaches 200 feet near Wardner
The Iron Blossom shaft near Wardner has been completed to 200 feet with a sump and a station cut for crosscutting to the vein. Work is expected to begin next week and the vein is anticipated to be reached at about 180 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Blossom
Wardner
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Ramstedt
Maggy
Agnes L. Day
J. E. Harrington
New York
Bonanza
Treasury
Washington
National Treasury
Davis, Conner
French Kellogg, Mulan
Wallace Homes
Lookout Mountain
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