North Fork Development Moves to Winter Mining Campaign
North Fork Development company shifts to a winter development drive as workers accept pay in stock amid strong belief in the prospect. The tunnel on Coal Creek, 2000 feet long, shows surface assays of 0.01 ounce gold and 0.8 ounce silver with 2.8 percent copper, while veins north and south may converge near the tunnel face in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North Fork Development Company
Coal Creek
North Work
Enaville
Andrew Jacobson
Olwen
Caledonia
Canada Copper
Callahan Zinc
Florence Silver
Independence
Marsh
ALY
Rex
Richmond
S L
Cork Province
Galena
Gladstone Mountain
Highland Surprise
Idaho Continental
Imperial
Reindeer Queen
McGillivray Creek
Moonlight
Alameda
OTM National Copper
North Bunker Hill
Ray Jefferson
Oo Sherman
Stanley Oo
Tamarack
West Hunter Western U Mining
Board of Trade discusses restoring NP Wallace to Mullan service
The Board of Trade and N P Train Service discussed restoring passenger service between Wallace and Burke and Mullan to aid Wallace pupils. Major Quickey said NP struggles to maintain Missoula service and freight, but would confer to ease the situation. The matter was referred to the traffic committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Herman J. Rossi
Northern Pacific
Wallace
Burke
Mullan
Mutlan
Major Quigtey
Missoula
Major Quickey
H. J. Hull
Oxburn
Reed
Plan to Finance Post Office Buildings Outlined by Postmaster General
A circular letter outlines a plan to ask Congress to authorize the government to buy or build post office structures in cities where postal business justifies it, replacing the leasing system. It seeks business community views on the plan, and the matter was referred to a special committee to be appointed by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cular
Congress
Independence Lead Shows New Ore Shoot at Depth
Independence lead mine reports a new ore shoot sunk to 40 feet by early operators, with No. 2 tunnel reaching within 20 feet of the shaft and cutting 46 feet of low grade ore. No. 1 crosscut at 113 feet below No. 2 nears the ore. two shifts run on Nos. 2 and 3 levels. Mining engineer Chas. F. Herzig and Independence stockholder John McGinnis expected to visit around the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 1
No. 2
Chas. F. Herzig
New York
Independence
John McGinnis
Butte
Death of C M Johnson a Wallace pioneer and Civil War veteran
Charles M Johnson a Wallace resident since 1886 and Civil War veteran died after a brief illness. He served on Wallace city council and backed street paving and local development. Johnson owned mining properties including stock in Treasure Vault Mining and substantial Wallace real estate. He married. his wife rests in Rome New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Charles M. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Coeur a'Alene
Johnson
Treasure Vault Mining Company
West Fork
Nine Mile
Sixth Street
Ie Johnson
Onto
Wallace Gun Club
The
Elke
Eagles
Rome
New York
St. Lawrence Copper Mining Will Hold Saltese Meeting
The St. Lawrence Copper Mining company calls a stockholders meeting at Saltese on September 12 at 2 00 p m to elect directors and hear officer reports. The likely focus is future operation plans for the mine. The firm has been idle for over a year with Pittsburgh investors prominent among large holders. Henry M Lancaster is expected to attend. The company owns half the property. Angus and D H Sutherland own the other half under bond to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltese
St. Lawrence
Pittsburg
Henry M. Lancaster
Oregon
Angus and
D. H. Sutherland
Pioneer Idaho gold discoverer Elias Pierce detailed in old letters
The article recounts Captain Elias Pierce, linked to Pierce City, believed to be the first to find gold in Idaho’s Clearwater district after a long historical search by Cornell J. Brosnan. It traces Pierce’s life from Virginia birth to California and British Columbia prospecting, his marriage, death in Indiana, and his impact on Idaho mining history.
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E. D. Pier
Pierce City
Orofino Creek
Shoshone County
Clearwater
California
Cornell J Brosnan
University of Idaho
Brosnan
Idaho
Captain Pierce
Elias
Moscow
Clara Ransom Davis
State Historical Society
Broshan
Historical Society
Mrs. Davin
Pierce
Sareer
West
Virginia
Rebecca G. Jonea
Denville
Ind
Afancy
Jenkins
British Columbia
Similkameen River
Walla Walla
Ida
Portland
James Marshall
Belmont Banner Horseshoe Mining Co Bond Continued Interest
The Belmont Banner property shows ore sample analyses with high lead and silver. a 450 feet tunnel carries carbonate and sulphide ore for 300 feet, with a shoot about 150 feet long. Scoles brothers control Horseshoe Mining and plan to take over the bond, with efforts to verify a 5 foot solid ore bottom and resume development above Mullan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont-Banner
Scoles
Horseshoe Mining Company
Mullan
Horseshoe Company
Belmont Banner
Conrad Wolfle
Wolfle
Scolen
Dismantling Northport Smelter Advances Fast
The Northport Smelting and Refining Company plant in Northport Washington is being dismantled after a recent sale to American Smelting and Refining. Thirty five men are employed and 12 carloads of machinery have been shipped to the East Helena smelter. Removal includes roasting machinery blast furnaces and other lead smelting equipment to handle increased ore tonnage from the Coeur d Alene district. The Northport buildings will remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northport Smelting & Refining Company
Northport, Wash
American Smelting & Refining Company
East Helena
East Helena Selter
Coeur d'Alene
Northport
Silver Purchases Under Pittman Act Reach New Total
Purchases of silver by the bureau of the mint for the week ended August 26 totaled 1,555,506 fine ounces. This raises the cumulative purchases under the Pittman act to 126,149,506 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Mint
Pullman Prospectors Special Train to Discovery Alaska
Prospectors ride a special Alaska railroad train from Anchorage to a newly discovered gold creek. They stake claims, return to lunch in the dining car, a lawyer handles legal matters, and demand for travel exceeds capacity. Traffic surpasses 1921 levels with two through weekly trains, reflecting pioneering rail cost challenges and optimistic efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discovery
Pullman
Alaska
Anchorage
Great Northern
Alaska Railroad
United States
Bullion Manager Returns as Ore Shows Improvement
James H. Taylor, manager of the Bullion Mining company, has returned from Portland and heads back to the mine for about a week. Ore in the east drift continues to improve and is expected to be the most important shoot developed on the property, with winter development planned. About 62.7 percent of world shipbuilding is done in British yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fork Development Company
Thure Olvon
Minnesota
North Fork
James H. Taylor
Bullion Mining Company
Portland
Bullion
Buldion
Notice to Creditors in Nick Gallis Estate Idaho
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho the estate of Nick Gallis deceased informs creditors and other claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. John L Fitzgerald attorney for the executor holds office in Wallace Idaho Gyde Taylor Building. F L Quigley Executor dated September 6 1922 first published September 7 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Shoshone
Idaho
Nick Gallis
Nick Gallia
John L. Fitzgerald
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
F. L. Quigley
A.D
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders at Rae-Wallace Mining
Office of the Rae-Wallace Mining Company in Wallace Idaho lists stock delinquencies arising from a 10 cent per share assessment levied July 24 1922. The notice names shareholders with amounts due and gives action to remedy the delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae-Wallace Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Rae-Wal lace Mining Company to sell delinquent shares in Wallace Idaho
In accordance with law shares of stock may be sold to cover delinquent assessments with costs. The Rae-Wallace Mining Company secretary treasurer A G Kennedy announces sale for September 28, 1922 at 2 0 pm in the Gyde Taylor building Wallace Idaho.
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Ruthven
H F A
Shonts
Sidney
Sjolinder
Peter
Webster
Helen
Wilson
Lela
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Idaho
A. G. Kennedy
Rae-Wallace Mining Company
Gyde-Tay
Wallace, Idaho
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the Board OF Trade and N. P. Train Service
P. O
Hanley
Yellowstone Trail Association
Theodore Wellman
Trailman
Independence Lead
C. M. Johnson
Ram
Didge
E. D. Pierce
Spokane Exchange
Alder Gulch
WC. Watson
Star Drilling Machine Company
Akron
Ohio
Madison Spring
Mr. Watson
Tobacco Root Mountains
Madisonian
Watson
Pairweather
Aldergulch
Virginia City
Switzerland
Gulf of Mexico
Bond Belmont-Banner Horseshoe Mining CO
Pullman Prospectors
George
Bergen
Childs
B vi
Childe
Cage
Georga
A F
Cunningham
J Oc
Irwin
Chas A
Ervin
Enos
Eggert
Gibbs
EB A
Hull
Homer C
Hatchett
Thos J
Ingram
WC Bt
Kennett
Geo H
Geo
Geo Ae
Geo A
Geo Hn
Kling
Ole
Moore
Fred T
Maje
Nelson
Fred MG
Nordquist
John
Price
Ma Ee
Rae
Don
Don S
Bon
Dor
Riegel
Guy Ge
Northern Pacific Pany
United Labor Board
North Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Saxton
Wallace Stock
Somene Te Kcane
Stoc Exchange
Goodrich
OWL Drug Store
Cedar St
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