Sidney Ore Body Main Tunnel Progress Report
Fred W. Calloway of Kellogg, mining engineer, reports Sidney option holders continue shipping carbonate ore from surface workings while crosscutting and drifting to prove a second vein beneath leasers. He aims to cut the vein to connect with exposed sulfide ore, hoping for a large body of ore within six weeks, as the ground is very hard and hand-worked. The article also lists standing committees for the new year, including Entertainment, Publicity, Public Welfare, Membership, Good Roads, Trade and Industrial, Public Affairs, and Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Calloway
Kellogg
Sidney
Sidney Teasers
Sidney Company
Calloway
Callegway
Evan
Hanley
H. C. Meallinter
D. G. Donahoe
J. Howarth
Chas, Horning
J. J. Hoban
F. Mackey
M. A. Corner
D. C. McKissick
J. E. Hartley
J. W. Baker
H. J. Hull
Herman J. Rossi
E. F
Harry Marsh
J. J. Murphy
LC Wilson
Fll. Quigley
T. H. Owen
Matt P. Morrow
Rush J. White
Walter J. Sullivan
M. J. Flohr
Geo. W. Walker
W. BE. Kittrell
John Ferguson
Wallace board to discontinue Osburn aviation field maintenance
The Wallace board of trade will not resume responsibility for maintaining the Osburn aviation field. A special committee reported against upkeep after a recent accident, with Mine Owners' Association backing not maintaining the field. The board adopted Lt Mamer notification and moved to remove a misleading "The Board of Traile" sign at Sixth street and Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Board of Trade
Osburn
Rush J. White
Acros
James F. McCarthy
Mine Owners’ Association
White
Hanley
Board of Trade In
Coxet
H. J. Hull
D. A. Callahan
Board of Trade
M. J. Flohr
Callahan
Flatt Morrow
Mamer
Mae
Idaho School of Mines Head Wallace Visitor
Francis A. Thomson dean of the Idaho School of Mines, visited Wallace to meet with local mine managers about securing data on mining methods for an American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers bulletin. He cited strong district cooperation and a bright outlook for enrollment and facilities at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Thomson
Idaho School of Mines
State University
Wallace
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Dean Thomsen
Idaho
Dean Thomson
Coeur d'Alene
University
School of Mines
Success Ore Shipments From Success Mine Increase
Two cars of ore were shipped last week from the Success mine and the same number is expected this week. The ore is projected to yield about 60 percent lead and 50 joules in silver. A raise on the ore is under way, stopes will be opened, and the mill will run longer than one shift. The ore shoot extends 200 feet with high grade ore at the west face, spurring former stockholders to seek restoration of stock sold for unpaid assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success
Birkett Blair Camp Near North Fork Weather Tames Trip
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Birkett and Mr. and Mrs. John Blair of Spokane returned from a two week camp on the North Fork about 20 miles above Prichard. Mr. Birkett is general manager of the Washington Water Power company and Mr. Blair is a noted Spokane attorney. They faced rain and storms but counted it a novel experience rather than a spoil of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fork
M. W. Birkett
John Blair
Spokane
Birkett
Washington Water Power Company
Blair
Prichard
Gas Tax and County Road Supervision Favored at Good Roads Meeting
About 50 Sho shone County Good Roads members and several legislature candidates attended a library room meeting to consider enacting a gasoline tax for road maintenance and appointing a county supervisor of roads to replace district supervisors. Proposals cite a 2 cent per gallon tax yielding roughly 12 480 dollars plus 2 500 from tourists, and a county supervision plan reducing costs from 8 850 to under 5 000 dollars with a supervisor, five men, and a caterpillar. Resolutions favored both measures and a follow up meeting will push the board of commissioners to adopt the new supervision plan. The Sonora Mining & Milling Co awarded H L Jaynes a contract to drive a 100 foot crosscut, aiming to reach a vein deeper than previous finds. The vein appears new, likely 50 feet wide, with quartz iron-stained ore and galena, indicating a potentially valuable ore body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone County Good Roads Association
M. H. Sullivan
Kellogs
The
Good Roads Association
Board of County Commissioners
Sonora Mining & Milling Company
H. L. Jaynes
Sonora
Ower
Visiting engineers to attend mining meeting in Kellogg
Eastern engineers, delegates to the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, will arrive at Kellogg at noon next Monday. They will inspect either the Bunker Hill mine or amelter in the afternoon and attend a dinner. Tuesday morning will visit the Morning, Hecla and Hercules mines with lunch at the respective boarding houses. They depart for Spokane at 2:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Kelloge
Bunker Hill
Hecla
Hercules
Spokane
Cedar Creek Mining Seeks Deeper Vein Reach
William Becker reports Cedar Creek Mining plans sinking from No 3 tunnel toward a vein 125 feet below the upper shaft at Rock Creek. The 2200 foot lower tunnel should intersect the vein within 125 feet, with silver and gold values seen and a new sawmill to start after C G Taylor returns. Plans include 15 claims, potential commercial ore, and financial arrangements this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peila
Torino Mining Company
Rock Creek
Morning Mill
Notice to Creditors in Kate Godfrey Coughlin Estate
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho the administrator Donald A Callahan notifies creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months of the first publication at the Gyde Taylor building Wallace Idaho. The estate of Kate Godfrey Coughlin Deceased dated September 13 1922 first published September 14 1922.
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders at Trade Dollar Mine
Notice from the Trade Dollar Mining Company in Wallace Idaho dated September 13 1922 informing stockholders of delinquent shares due to an assessment levied on August 1922. The notice seeks payment to cure delinquency and maintain stockholder status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Trade Dollar Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Sale of delinquent stock shares announced in Idaho
On October 12, 1922, at 2:00 PM, shares listed against shareholders such as Zimmer FE 1311 with 2000 shares at 2.00 each will be sold at the office of James A. Wayne in the Gyde-Taylor Building Idaho to satisfy delinquent assessments plus advertising and sale expenses. Everett H. Pattison, secretary, Gyde-Taylor Building, Boise Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmer
James A. Wayne
Gyde- Taylor
Idaho
Everett
H. Pattiso
Gyde-Taylor Building
Lace
Notice of Probate of Emma French Will
In Shoshone Idaho the will of Emma French deceased has been filed for probate. Lulu Prichard petitions for letters testamentary and a hearing is set for Monday October 2 1922 at 10 00 am in Wallace Idaho court. All interested persons must appear and show cause if any oppose the proof of the will and issuance of letters. John E Sherrard Ex Officio Clerk of Said Probate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Idaho
Emma
French
Lulu Prichard
Wallace
Notice of Delinquent Assessment Sale in Wallace Idaho
Delinquent assessments on listed parcels and amounts due, with a sale set for the tenth day of October 1922 at 8:00 p.m. in the office of the company at 408 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho to cover the delinquent balance and costs. Signed Charles E. Inskt Secretary of East Standard Mining Company 408 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Standard Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Jos Matt
Howard Haseltine
Hun
C Richlie
Swan Monson
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. W. Calloway
Aviation Field
Board Trade
Klieman
Board of Traile
Sixth Street
Idaho School
Goeur D'Alene
F. E. Stone
Spokane Exchange
Caledonia
Canada Copper
Cork Province
Florence
Independence
Ae Nabobee
Marsh
Richmond
Stewart
United Sil-Cop
Utica
Ajax
Ambergris
Alaska Petroleum Alameda
Bullion OM Fenton
Carney Copper
Cedar Creek
Constitution
Copper King Oly Electric Point
Gertie
Galena
Gladstone Mountain
Oo Guelph
Happy Day
Highland Surprise Homebuilder
Imperial
A Laclede
Moonlight National Copper
North Bunker Hill Mo
Ray Jefferson
Sherman
William Becker
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company
No. 3
No. 2
C. G. Taylor
Torino
Terns
Armstrong's
John E. Sherrard
Said
Wan Monson
Swan Monson - Swan Monson
Frank J Ryan
SG Scheuerle
Ea Munler
Thos Hewlland
Cedar Street
Charles E. Inskit
East Standard Ming Company
Cedar Stre
Northern Pacific Railway Company
United States Railroad Labor Board
Slacnmiss
Northern Pacific Railway
Saxton
Wallace Stock
Spokane Stock Exchange
Goodrich
Cedar St
OWL Drug Store
Mohr & Jordan
Fifth & Pine Sts
Wallace, Idaho
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