Montana Power Supt Visits Wallace and Electrification Plans
M F Buck of Butte, Montana Power Company superintendent, toured Wallace this week with local representative R Peel. Buck outlined Montana Power and Idaho Transmission operations, electrification of the Milwaukee line from Harlowtown to Avery and plans to extend electric motive power toward Othello and Tacoma, noting wartime pauses and potential mining resume in Butte. He warned that taxes take about 12 dollars per hundred of gross receipts, yet expressed cautious optimism for recovery as Anaconda Mining resumes and mining wages adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Buck
Butte
Montana Lower Company
Idaho Transmission Company
Ki. Peel
Montana Power Company
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene Feld
State Utilities Commission
Thompson Falls
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Callahan Minc-Lead Company
Tamarack & Custer Consolidated Mining Company
Hercules Mining Company
Coeur d'Alene
Washington Water Power Company
Montana Company
Commission
Milwaukee
Bock
Milwaukee Railroad
Harlow
Town
Mont
Avery
Bute
Anaconda
Luck
Miwaukee
United States
Great Northern Railroad Company
Montana
Great Northern
Dakota
Othello
Harlowtown
Wash
Tacoma
Buck
Great Power Company
Billings
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Great Falls
Anaconda Company
Independence Placer Manager To Move To Clearwater Postpones Work
Indpendence Placer company suspends season due to unsettled finances. Manager William Fable will depart for Clearwater next Monday with a small hoist and planer to lift heavy pipe and lumber for a 12,000 foot ditch, most of which is already completed near Moose City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Independence Placer Company
William Fable
Independence IP Company
Moose City
Fahle
Independence Enterprise
Lead market outlook lifts outlook in August review
In the week ending August 24 the Journal adopts an optimistic view of lead, forecasting a stronger position in the next two months. Zinc remains steady with rising fall demand. Lead price ideas include 4.20c on the St. Louis basis, with de-silverized lead at 4.30c in Chicago and October delivery discussed but not quoted by many producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering and Mining Journal
St. Louis
Chicago
Manly
Pine Creek Company Vein Crosscut Reaches 12 Feet
Dr C Stone Geo Steward Robert Steward and John C Boyd, large Pine Creek stockholders, visited the Pine Creek Mining and Milling property at the mouth of Denver Gulch. They saw ore samples from newly drilled holes showing glittering high grade streaks. The vein crosscut extends over 12 feet in milling ore with no wall yet visible and visitors frequently interrupt operations. The Wallace visitors are original stockholders in the former Hilarity Mining Company, now consolidated with Pine Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Geo, Steward
Robert Steward
John C. Boyd
Pine Creek Mining & Milling Company
Denver, Gulch
Pine Creek
Wallace
Hilarity Mining Company
Pine Creek Company
Death of Mrs. McAllister in Spokane Obituary
Mrs. McAllister, wife of Wallace resident Mr. McAllister, died after a prolonged illness following an operation. Accompanied by Dr. F B Quigley, he travelled from Wallace to Nelson, B C for medical care before returning to Spokane for burial. She was a musician linguist and noted for Red Cross and war relief work.
County awards road and bridge contract near Lookout Base
County commissioners opened bids for half a mile of road on the Yellowstone trail near the National mill linking to the Lookout Base road. Burns Curran bid 6419.74 total for road 4118.46 bridge 1301.28 while Boomer bid 6992.70 total for road 4476.50 bridge 1516.20. Approval pending W J Hall. The Cuba land crab note closes the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Mill
Lookout Base
Chas E. Burns
M. P. Curran
Lookout Road
H. H. Boomer
South Fork
Willow Creek
Messrs. Burns and Curran
W. J. Hall
Commissioner of Public Works
W. L Bassett
Seventh Highway District
Ters
Coeur d'Alene
Burns & Curran
Morning Club and Kellogg subject in Mining Journal
An illustrated Engineering and Mining Journal piece by H. W. Power of Spokane highlights Kellogg Y M C A built by Bunker Hill & Sullivan and the Morning club at Mullan built by Federal Mining & Smelting. It features photos of the gymnasium reading room billiard and card rooms bowling alleys and more with views taken by W. S. Berglund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d'Alenes
H. W. Power
Spokane
Kellogg Y. M. C. A
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Morning Club
Mullan
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
W. 8. Berglund
Federal Company
Mining interests enter Keno Hill Yukon district
Dawson reports geologist Livingston Wernecke of the Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining and the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining Companies secured options on about 60 mining claims in the Keno Hill district Yukon territory. The Treadwell and Bunker Hill entities share control under F W Bradley of San Francisco. This follows the Yukon Gold company as the second major group to enter the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Coeur d'Alene
Reno Hill District
Dawson
Livingston Wernecke
Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Company
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
Keno Hill District
Yukon Territory
the Engineering and Mining Journal
Treadwell
Bunker Hill
F W. Bradley
San Francisco
Saltese Manager Resumes St Lawrence Copper Operations
Henry M. Lancaster of Saltese, manager of the St Lawrence Copper Mining Co, travels to Pittsburg for a directors meeting this week. It is expected arrangements will be made to resume operations at the St Lawrence, idle for over two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Lancaster
Saltese
St. Lawrence
Pittsburg
Anaconda's Tax Return on Montana Copper Mines
Anaconda Copper filed a single net proceeds return for all Montana mines, arguing they form one property due to shared underground connections and a central air plant. Some board members contend a main shaft and tunnel can still be treated as separate mines, which could create additional taxable profits and raise state revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Company
Montana
Board of Equalization
Purchases Under Pittman Act Reach 69 Million Ounces
Purchases of silver under the Pittman act during the week ended August 20 totaled 2,318,000 fine ounces, bringing the cumulative purchases under the act to 69,053,430 fine ounces.
Automobile Industry Statistics from Early 20th Century
The record notes 11,775,000 cars built over 25 years and 9,000,000 in use in the period. By 1920 one car served about every 12 people in the United States with roughly 8,000 Moham in the country. The text also mentions ancient Romans knowing about fifty wine varieties including medicinal types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alias Summons in Idaho Divorce Case
In the District Court of Shoshone County Idaho Greta Appelberg sues Carl Ludwig Appelberg for divorce alleging marriage on January 17 1920 in Wallace Idaho and current domicile in Shoshone County. The State of Idaho greets the defendant and notifies of filed complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone
Greta Appelberg
Carl Ludwig Appelberg
Plaintiff
Ant
Wallace
Idaho
Shoshone County
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders and Divorce Action
Notice to stockholders lists delinquent shares for the Kill Buck Mining Company with an assessment of five mills per share due August 28 1921. Separately, a divorce action recounts cruel treatment and requests dissolution of marriage alimony attorney fees and property division with court relief and summons return by specified days in August 1921. Witness details and attorney contact in Wallace Idaho provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
jRer
Uintiff
Isaid District Court
Anaguat
A.D
Harry A. Rogers
Elmer Johnson
Notice of Assessment at New Hope Mining Co
Notice to delinquent stockholders of New Hope Mining Company of Wallace Idaho reveals an assessment of two mills per share on outstanding capital stock levied June 15 1921 payable by August 20. Delinquent stocks will be advertised for sale September 20 1921 at 3 00 p m to cover unpaid assessment and sale costs. Public notice lists stockholders and cert numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Clark
John M Bell “Ae
John M
George Detert
Paware Dower Baad
Fox
Graunk
Graunke
Frank Hagen
Clarence M Hesse
Higgins
EE Higgins
Ins
BE Higgins
T Irvine
Mildred Irvine
Gabrile Jaceax
Faurice
W Johnson
Jamesennedy
Gus Leinert
Gus Lat
Josephine McKinley
Josephine McKim
Tosephing
Henry Stromberg
Thos Sullivan
James Tredennick
EF Wagner
Bradley, Wa
Wagner
Bradley
F Wagner
Wallace
Carl Ison
G A Warsinski
Carlson
Mary Jane White
Clark
Acon x
Lymai M
H Tn
Hayes
Nan
Sho- Lieb
Fenry
Shone
Idaho
Lieb
Weslie
Sears
Jesse R
Sommers
Sullivan
T B
Downe
George P
Trainor
Frank
Tos
Vincovich
M G
Walker
George W
Woodward Mary J
Wentz
Mra CH
Tarbox Mining Company
New Hope Mining Compene
New Hope Mining Company
Lim- Mods
Otto A. Olsson
Gyde—Taylor Building
Idato
Gyde-Taylor
Gether
Notice of Postponement for New Hope Mining Co stock sale
By order of the board of directors of the New Hope Mining Company Limited the payment deadline for the above assessment is extended from August 20 1921 to September 19 1921 and the delinquent stock sale is postponed from September 20 1921 to October 15 1921 at the same time and place. Otto A Olsson secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope Mining Company, Limited
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Independence Placer
Eastern Mining Authority
Spokane Exchange
New York
Anrican Com
Caledonia
Callahan
Florence Silvers
Independence
Maresh
Serateh Gravel
United Sil-Cop
Ajax
lAmbergris A
Alaska Petroleum
Carbonate Hut
Cork Province
Electric Point Ia
Gertie
Gladstone Mt
Happy Day
Highland Surprise
Idaho Continentall. Ia
Idaho Gold & Ruby
Imperial
Int. Coal & ‘Coke
Ivanhoe
Western Union
Cuba
Forning Club
Kellogg
Yukon
Ancaster
Home Extract Co
Washington
Sealy
James A. Way
P O
Wallace, Idaho
Kill Buck Mining Company, Limited
Asim
Anneapensen
Sue
John F. Ferguson
Tartox Mining Company
J B Archer
Raumeartner & Saugstad
Mary Cavanaugh
Rou Pendle
Ton
Oregon
India
O-W.r.r
N. WM
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