Supreme Court ruling on compensation law case remanded
The Idaho Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling remanding the case of Alice M. Hauter and the Coeur d Alene Anthony Mining Co against Aetna Life Insurance for trial. The dispute centers on whether the insurer must honor a workmen’s compensation award after a policy cancellation, with findings on coverage, cancellation terms, and employer insurance status reviewed. The decision discusses policy cancellation strictures, insurer liability for employees, and related statutory provisions.
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State Supreme Court
Alice M. Hauter
Coeur d'Alene Anthony Mining Company
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Alice M. Hayter
Fore
Industrial Accident Board
Coeur d'Alene Anthony Company
TMX
Accident Board
Mex
Hayter
District Court
Shoshone County
Plaintf
Antimony
AF Hayter
Aetna Company
A. F Mauter
Appellant
Antimony Company
A. P. Hanter
Fnally
Supreme Court
U. S
Carlton Fox
J. F. Alshie
JF. Airshie, Jr
Coeur d'Alene
James A. Wayne
N P Would Cut Out Shuttle Service In Canyon Travel Debate
Wallace area hearing on train service to Burke and Gem focused on keeping morning and afternoon trains shared with O W R and N and Northern Pacific. Residents urged preserving the canyon routes for students and safety, while some supported phasing out the Mullan line. Judge Gibson would rule soon after considering witnesses and testimony.
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Donn
Commission
Wallace
Burke
O. W. R. & N. Company
Northern Pacific
Elmer Smith
Gem
Becaue
Canyon
Wallace Land
J. G. Hodgins
Gibson
Mather
Board of Trade selects new officers and rate protest continues
The board of trade announced a new slate of officers while a rate dispute persists. W J Sullivan of Ryan Fruit Co. argued relief is impossible without disrupting the express zone system, as Kellogg to Wallace rates show wide disparity. A train service hearing with state utilities commissioners drew limited canyon turnout, despite protests from Gem and other residents.
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Mittee
Wallace
W. J Sullivan
Ryan Frait Company
Platt Po Morrow
Spokane
Kellogg
W. J. Sullivan
The
Yan Fruit Company
Sabina Mines stockholders told of patent contest and new assessment
A letter from E. Duff and Jas. Wayne to Sabina Mines stockholders announces a forest service contest against patent for four of six lode claims. Additional surface development and legal costs require a two mill assessment. hearing is set for September 14, prompting a call for prompt payment by stockholders.
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Sabina Mines Company
E. 4
U8 Forestry Service
Forest Service
Notice of Attachment Issued in Idaho Court Case
The District Court of the First Judicial District of Idaho Shoshone County issues an attachment against Columbia Mining Company of Coeur d Alene for 885.30 dollars with 7 percent interest and costs. The attachment was issued September 5 1923 and the clerk is Harry A Rogers with deputy L L Brainard.
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District Court of the First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone
Victor Carlson
Columbus Mining Company of
Coeur D'A
Columbia Mining Company of
Coeur d'Alene
Eist
Ofauld District Court
A. D
Harry A Rogers
L. L. Brainard
Tamarack Dividend Authorized by Tamarack & Custer Directors
At a directors meeting the Tamarack and Custer Consolidated Mining company approved a 2 cent per share dividend payable October 1 to stockholders of record September 20, totaling $100,000 this payout and $300,000 for the year. They also authorized mill expansion to boost capacity from 309 tons daily, anticipating a crosscut outlet via Canyon Creek through the old No. 6 Mammoth portal, enabling higher output. Directors present: Harry L Day, Jerome Day, A. P. Ramstedt, Ramsey M. Walker of Wallace. E. H. Knight, F. M. Rothrock of Spokane. Edward Boyce of Portland.
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Tamarack & Custer Consolidated Mining Company
Green Hill
Cleveland
Tamarack
Canyon Creek
Mammoth
The
Harry L. Day
Jerome Day
A. P. Ramstedt
Ramsey M. Walker
Wallace
E. H. Knight
F. M. Rothrock
Spokane
Edward Boyce
Portland
Alaska’s Self Sufficiency for Beef and Dairy Growth
The text asserts Alaska can produce all needed beef vegetables and butter for its people until white population grows tenfold, implying a plan for regional food self sufficiency and large scale agricultural expansion to meet future demand.
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Alaska
Notice of assessment for Hornsilver Mining in Wallace Idaho
Notice of assessment announces two mills per share on outstanding stock. Payment due by August 6, 1923. unpaid shares delinquent and to be sold September 3, 1923, 7 PM at Walter Hanson office Palace Idaho. Secretary Treasurer R Young signs.
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Hornsilver Mining & Milling Company
Wallace
Idaho
Fahle
O. R. Young
Walter H. Hanson
Gyde-Taylor
Palace
R. Young
Delinquent Stock Sale Postponed in Idaho
Notice from Hornsilver Wallace Idaho secretary treasurer C BR Young that the sale of delinquent stock, originally set for September 3, 1943, has been postponed to November 3, 1923, at the same hour and place previously described, covering August 1923 through October 1923.
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Hornsilver Mining & Milling Company
C. R. Young
Wallace
Idaho
C. BR. Young
Hornsil
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Silver Cable
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Tamarack & Custer
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Treasury
Wallace, Idaho
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