Galena Keeps O0 Comeback With New Ore Find
State mine inspector Stewart Campbell reports Galena Mining near Shoshone county shows a long ore face in the main tunnel with 6 to 20 foot vein widths and high grade lead-silver streaks. The Success mine ore body appears permanent with 180 feet proven and potential extension, signaling a historic revival in Coeur d Alenes mining. Iron Blossom at Wardner progresses with 200 feet shaft depth and crosscut plans while North Bunker Hill continues prospecting via the Shuck tunnel northwest of Haystack Peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Campbell
Galena Mining Company
Galena
Shoshone County
No. 4
Campbell
Success
Coeur d'Alenes
Elk Mining reports progress on lower tunnel and ore vein
John F. Carson, manager of Elk Mining, says one shift works in the lower tunnel, advancing about 200 feet along a vein rich in iron, silver, and copper. Upper Lucretia tunnel shows promising ore. prospect shaft above also yields ore. Elk group borders You Like and Black Hawk, with Fanny Gremm and Independence to the north. In Queensland, arbitration rules color labor out of sugar fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Carson
Elk Mining Company
Mullan
Lucretia
Elk Group of Claims
The
You Like
Black Hawk
Fanny Gremm
Independence
Tamarack Extends Track From Portal to Mill at Frisco
Tamarack and No 6 extend an ore route from No 6 portal to the mill at Frisco after securing an easement for the use of a tunnel. A compressor installed powered by Monban Power enables tunnel expansion toward Tamarack mine. The planned track runs 1800 feet, dropping about 800 feet, to deliver ore directly to mill bins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Medeen Company
Tamarack Company
Monban Power Company
Consolidation Proposal Weighs for Log Cabin and Nine Mile Mines
A special stockholders meeting was called in October to consider consolidating Log Cabin Mining & Milling with Nine Mile Mining. Log Cabin cites compatible claims and cost savings, proposing share for share exchange. Nine Mile notes six patented claims joining Log Cabin and the canyon railway, with substantial lead-silver development. Officers include Sam H. Linn as president in both firms, with Wallace and Albuquerque executives. A separate Nine Mile stockholders meeting was also scheduled to decide on consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Log Cabin Mining & Milling Company
Nine Mile Company
Log Cabin Company
Sam H. Linn
Log Cabin Mining & Miling Company, Limited
Nine Mile Mining Company
Treasury
Consolidated Company
Propertie
Log Cabin Mining & Milling» Company
West Fork
Nine Mile
Wallace
Murray Road
Nine Mile Branch
Northern Pacific
Lor Cabin Company
Otto A. Olsson
O. H. Linn
Andy Linn
Arizona
John W. Flink
Albuquerque
N. M
New Hope Mining reports Jeep tunnel progress near Osburn
Eugene Thomas, manager of New Hope Mining, visited the city last Saturday to report a new Jeep tunnel starting above the wagon road on Two Mile near Osburn. In 65 feet it has not struck solid rock, and Thomas is taking a brief layoff to attend the Spokane fair. Also noting that 60,000,000 coconut trees are under cultivation in Ceylon.
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New Hope
Eugene Thomas
Two Mile
Osburn
Thomas
Spokane
Smelting in Transit Freight Rules From Coeur d Alene
Northern Pacific issued a bulletin detailing the smelting in transit rate for ore and concentrates from Coeur d'Alene to East Helena. The plan allows stopping at East Helena for smelting with a 25 cent per ton transit charge on refined lead, while original weights and outbound rates apply for final destinations, and adjustments follow transit rules with shipper guarantees. The rule set covers origin points in Idaho, conditions for onward movement, rate calculations, and verification rights, with a pending protest from Bunker Hill and possible hearings.
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Coeur d’ Alene
East Helena
Montana
J. G. Sanders
Northern Pacific
Coeur d'Alene
Helena
Bunker Hill
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bunker Hil
Ueng
East
Bunn
Burke
Gem
Larson
Morning
Mullan
Sunset
Wallace
Idaho
P. Ry
N. P. Ry
East Helens
Northern Pacific Hallway Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Union Tac
R. I
Bradley
Kelloge-Wardner
Osborne
Independence Lead Shows New Ore Shoot at Mine
H A Kingsbury of Independence Lead Mines displayed ore samples Tuesday night claiming the best exposure yet. While driving the northwest crosscut toward No 2 and No 1, a pocket-like ore body was found after about 140 feet of advance. After reconsidering, crews reopened the area and exposed about 16 more feet of face yielding ore estimated to average 20 percent lead and 30 ounces of silver. A chamber near the portal and a nearby shaft suggest substantial ore removal. Continued details to follow on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Kingsbury
Independence Lead Mines Company
Fae
Belmont Banner Horocowce Mining Bonded Purchase
The Belmont Banner property on Deer creek, once overlooked, was rediscovered by P J and J B Seales who secured a bond to buy for 20 000 within two years or 300 feet of ore. D W Jackson, Delta pioneer, still resides nearby as the vein shows promising mineral features.
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Belmont-Banner
Deer Creek
D. W. Jackson
Delta
Beaver Creek
Beaver Station
Scoles
Western Union Mining resumes ore shipments to Bunker Hill
Western Union Mining, now under new direct operation, has rehabilitated the mine and begun regular production. Ore is being shipped to the Bunker Hill smelter from ground held by Kron and J Won, with Ben L. Collins reporting large tonnage available. The No. 1 tunnel shows continued ore development as crews push eastward toward Kron-Johnson ground and shipments remain profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Uiie Mining Company
Bunker Hill
Kron
J Won
Ben L. Collins
Moxtratix
Kron-Johnson
How Kron and Johnson Cleaned Up a Fortune
John Kron and Peter Johnson, long time miners, left Spokane for the coast then to Medicine Hat Alberta where they financed and now operate an oil lease. Their Western Union mine profits funded further oil ventures and a Medicine Hat lease shows promise as the well yields wet gas and potential oil as sands are reached.
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John Kron
Spokane
Peter Johnson
Vancouver
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Western Union
Kron Hest Johnson
Kron
Johnsen
Johnson
Pine Creek Mining explores vein with new contract
Pine Creek Mining and Milling, known as the Hilarity, lets a contract to prospect a diagonally oriented vein from the foot to the hanging wall. The vein, drifted about 200 feet and roughly 20 feet wide, is mostly low grade lead silver and zinc ore. Engineer E G Gnaedinger directs work as the tunnel nears an iron outcrop with expected ore grade improvement. suspension bridge spans are pegged at 2800 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Creek Mining & Milling Company
The
Hilarity
E. G. Gnaedinger
Cedar Creek Mine Nears Production In Idaho North Side
Idaho Miner reports Cedar Creek Mining and Development Co on Idaho’s North Side showing promising ore in its Cedar Creek mine. State inspector Stewart Campbell praised the property after visiting several sites, noting the vein extends over 100 feet with ongoing drift work and crosscuts. Timbering for new buildings and a mill is underway as the company advances toward a producing mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company
Stewart Campbell
Idaho
Cedar Creek
Campbell
Cedar
Wight
McRae Gets Ore Haul Contract at Success Mine
At Success the McRae team from Mullan secured a contract to haul ore to the loading station at Sunset. Regular shipments are expected to resume after motor track delays were resolved yesterday. AP McRae is on the job and two cars are planned to be loaded and shipped this week with shipments to continue at two to three cars weekly.
Eye Clinic by Dr X L Anthony Conducted in Wallace
The Hed Cross eye line by Dr X L Anthony of Spokane ran last Sunday and Monday at Wallace Public School. Eighty one cases were examined, including 67 children. Anthony was joined by his son Mark Anthony and Miss Richards of Spokane, with nurses and helpers from Wallace Kellogg Gem and Kellogg area towns. Sandwiches and milk were served in the domestic science room for out of town cases and workers.
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X. L. Anthony
Spokane
Wallace Public School
Anthony
Mark Anthony
Miss Richards
Howles
Musa Howes
Sutherland
Flohr
Wallace
Kennett
McDougall
Kelloge
Steua
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Iron Blossom
Wardner
North Bunker Hill
North Brer Hill Company
Shuck
Haystack Peak
Queensland
Arbitration
Tive Combination
Ceylon
Independence Lead
Bond Belmont-Banner Horocowce Mining CB
Scoles Brothers
Pine Creek
Jays Cedar Greek
EYE Clinic
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