Notice of Forfeiture to Alexander McDonald on mining claims
Notice to Alexander McDonald heirs assigns under Section 2324 Revised Statutes and amendments requiring annual labor on mining claims. Co owner expended labor and improvements on the Axe Handle Battle Axe Surveyor Sun Rise Lismore Waterman Doboque Kibeworth Ohio Brooklyn Fermoy Farm Farming Fraction No 2 and White Bird lode mining claims situated in Placer Center mining dis-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McDonald
United States
Sun Rise
Lismore
Waterman
Doboque
Kibeworth
Ohio
Brooklyn
Fermoy
White Bird Lode
Placer Center
Notice of assessment by Silver Mountain Mining Co Idaho
Directors levied a two mills per share assessment on all stock payable to W E Horstkotte secretary at 960 Pine Street Potlatch Idaho by August 13 1921 Delinquent stock will be sold September 14 1921 at 7 30 p m at the Potlatch branch office to cover the assessment and sale costs Time for payment postponed to September 16 1921 and sale postponed to October 20 1921 by order of the board E Horstkotte secretary Potlatch Idaho 1921
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Mountain Mining Company, Limited
Potlatch
Idaho
W. E. Horstkotte
Pine Street
Mountain Mining Company, Limited
E. Horstrotte
Silverpeel Mining Company, Limited
Special Meeting Notice of Chicago-Boston Mining Co
Notice to stockholders of a special meeting in Wallace Idaho on September 27 1921 at 2:00 p m. Voting on increasing capital from 1 000 000 to 2 500 000 shares par 1 and changing company name to Galena Mining Company Also to consider purchasing Kill Buck Mining Company property and any other business legally before the meeting. Secretary Helen A ee of Chicago-Boston Company Wallace Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago-Boston
Wallace
Idaho
Chicago-Bostonne Company
Gyde‘Taylor
Kill Buck Mining Company, Limited
Notice of assessment and court filing in Wallace Idaho
Notice of assessment for Nevada Stewart Mining Company stock in Wallace Idaho dated August 13 1921 levies one mill per share due by September 17 1921 with sale if unpaid and later sale on October 5 1921. Also divorce suit filed in Shoshone County District Court by Greta Appelberg against Carl Ludwig Appelberg alleging cruelty and seeking dissolution alimony and property division with summons and attorney details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone
Greta Appelberg
Carl Ludwig Appelberg
District Court
Wallace
Idaho
Shoshone County
Itou
Harry A. Rogers
Elmer Johnson
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders at Kill Buck
Notice to delinquent stock holders for Kill Buck Mining Company Limited Wallace Idaho dated August 25 1921. Delinquent on five mills per share assessment levied July 28 1921 with amounts listed opposite shareholders names as described in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kill Buck Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Delinquent Stock Notice for Tarbox Mining Company
Notice states delinquent stock after a two mill per share assessment levied June 15 1921 on described shares. Filing originates from Wallace Tolshe August office. Public notice of nonpayment may lead to remedies per corporate by laws.
New Hope Mining Company Delinquent Assessment Notice
Office of the New Hope Mining Company in Wallace Idaho announces a two mill per share assessment levied July 20 1921 payable by August 20 1921 to Otto A Olsson secretary treasurer at the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho. Unpaid shares on August 20 1921 will be delinquent and sold at public auction September 20 1921 at 3 00 p m at the company office to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M Clines
John M. Clines
Nevada-Stewart Mining
George Detert Company
Wallace
Idaho
Pope
Fox
H Fox Ma
NeVada-Stewart Mining Company
H Fox
H. M. Huemann
Sixth Street
Yank Hagen
Larence
Hesse
Jy Hirvine
Tenry T Irvine
Mildred Irvine
Michle Jaccas
Jaccas
Charles W Johnson
James Kennedy
Nevada
Gus Leinert
Jonephine
Kinley
Mc- Kinley Kaward
Martin
Frank Moore
Thomas Pederson
Poorman
Lewis B Smith
Henry Stromberg
Thos Sullivan
Thos Sullivan Warner
Wallace GA Waresinski
Mary Jane White
Atd Ofice
Shehone
John F. Ferguson
Tarboxes
Shoshone
Bradley
Carlson
A E
Clark
George
Dahle
Lars
Harley
Lyn
Hinds
Tom
Hayes
Jerry J
Henry
Lieb
Weslie
Adam F
Murphy
Murray
Page
Clemons
Vir
Patton
Reznor
Miss
Rourke
Reed
J B
Storas
Flag
Sears
Jesse R
Sommers
Sullvan
Towne
George P
Trainor
Frankie
Trost
Vincovich
Walker
Weward M
Wentz
Mra CZ
Gyde-Taylor
A. McAllister
Kill Buck Mining Company, Limited
Gyde-Taylor Building
New Hope Mining Company, Limited
Otto A. Olsson
New Hi Mining Company, Limited
Notice of Postponement for New Hope Mining Company
Postponement of payment deadline for the New Hope Mining Company Limited assessment extends from August 20, 1921 to September 19, 1921 and sale of delinquent shares occurs from September 20, 1921 to October 15, 1921 at the same location. Secretary Treasurer.
Independent Copper Mining & Milling stockholders meet in Wallace
Notice from Wallace Idaho dated September 7 1921 calls a special meeting of the stockholders of the Independent Copper Mining & Milling Company Limited for October 10 1921 at 1 00 p m in the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace to elect a board of directors and consider reducing the board from seven to five members and to transact other lawful business Secretary Treasurer Otto A Olson offices in Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Mahot?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Copper Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Otto A. Olson
Treass
Gyde Taylor
Barnett heirs face claim on Idaho lode for 1920 labor
Co owner James A Williams states that William H Barnett and Mrs Martha Barnett now Martha Leavitt owe one sixth of 200 dollars spent on Barnett and Wallace lode mining claims in Shoshone County Idaho for 1920. If unpaid within 90 days after publication, their interest will vest in Williams per 2824 Revised Statutes and amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trict
West Fork
Nine Mile
Shoshone County
State of Idaho
Jone-Hale
William H. Barnett
Martha Barnett
Martha Leavtt
United States
Wallace Lode
Yreka
Idaho
James A. Williams
Wallace, Idaho
Metal Mines of Wales and Roman Invasion
W. W. Paley argues Roman Britain invasion aimed to seize mineral wealth. Romans built 300 mile road from Kent to Wales to access rich ore fields with silver lead and copper by open hearth smelting. Miners were likely aboriginal slaves under Roman supervision. ore transport used pack horses. Lead, copper, and tin were found near the Wye and in Montgomeryshire with furnaces small and temporary. Waste slag revived smelting later. forest clearance and coal use supported operations.
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W. W. Paley
Engineering and Mining Journal
Britain
Kent
Wales
Carnarvon
Llanymynach Hill
Montgomeryshire
North Wales
Great Orme
Aulus Planting
Rome
Peru
Ume
Mid Wales
Wye
England
Forest of Dean
Great Doward
Little Doward
Ross
Monmouth
Southampton
Bitterne
Lend
York
Colchester
London
Bath
North
Montgomery
Principle Provisions Of The New Revenue Bill
The article outlines major tax cuts and repeals in a new revenue bill. It promises $221 million in annual tax relief starting this year for heads of families earning up to 5000 dollars, raises exemptions to 2500 dollars and 400 dollars per dependent, and repeals nuisance taxes on beverages cosmetics and medicines. It also lowers sports goods taxes and exempts first 500 dollars of investment income from building and loan associations. Beginning 1922 further cuts are funded by repealing transportation taxes income surcharges and excess profits taxes while maintaining high earners’ and middle earners’ tax structure. California mountains section notes unnamed peaks exceed 18,000 feet and 180 named peaks over 13,000 plus a dozen over 14,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate Finance Committee
California
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
United States
Building industry shows material improvement in trade reports
Building trade publications note a gradual yet clear recovery in the industry over months. The year began with a national building decline easing, and June 1921 rose 12 percent from June 1920. Prices for materials stiffen as demand returns, while Tomsk University is highlighted as Siberia’s sole higher technical institution.
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Flohr
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J. W. Wimer
C. A. Keating
HB Howes
Aug. Paulsen
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M. J. Flohr
James F. McCarthy
City Transfer & Storage
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Methodist EpiscopAl Church
Fourth and Pine
Dm . L. Sanders
D.D
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Helen A. Ee
Chicago-Boston Company
James A. Way
I. O
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Tarbox Mining Company
Tolshe
Ivsi
J B Archer
Mary Cavanaugh
Winifred
Technological Institute
Tomsky