Wallace plans teachers' institute fund drive in Wallace
Wallace board of trade backs a teachers Institute fundraiser with an expected $600 to $700 from local subscriptions plus a $150 initial pledge. Over 500 teachers from five counties will attend five to six days, necessitating hotel space and many private homes. President Walter J. Sullivan resigns, tabled at meeting. Donald A. Callahan presides. A Yellowstone Trail folder touts Wallace as a scenic hub, with emergency publicity and a pocket-sized layout for tourists.
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Wallace Board of Trade
Teachers’ Institute
Wallace
Board of Trade
Boundary
Bonner
Kootenai
Benewah
Shoshone
Coeur d'Alene
A. J. Dunn
Dr. Bean
Missouli
Spokane
Wation
Lookout Pass
Fourth of July Canyon
Missoula
Coeur d‘Alene District
Yellowstone Trail
Imperial Will Raise Connect Two Tunnels
Imperial Mining plans to connect lower and upper tunnels by a 700 foot raise after promising vein exposure in the upper tunnel. Lead-silver ore runs up to 6 percent lead in a vein up to 20 feet wide with a 60 foot winze sunk.
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Imperial Mining Company
Winge
Pine Creek Railroad Soon to Be Built
Fred Herrick of Milwaukee Lumber said construction may start soon once railroad heads sign papers. Plans call to move four locomotives and cars from a logging line to Pine Creek, extending about four miles up the west fork to Milwaukee Lumber timber. The right of way has been cleared and mining activity has revived on Pine Creek.
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Fred Herrick
Milwaukee Lumber Company
Pine Creek
St. Joe
West Fork
Senators Johnson and Roosevelt Will Visit Shoshone County
Major F J Quigley reports talks with John Thomas about visiting speakers for the campaign. Senator Hiram Johnson of California is expected to speak in Wallace soon after Constitution Day when the campaign opens. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt may also visit later, having spoken in Butte and Billings recently. the national committee cites Idaho as a key battleground to bolster Republican chances.
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F. J. Quigley
Republican State Central Committee
Shoshone
John Thomas
Hiram Johnson
California
Wallace
Quigley
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Butte
Billings
Northwest
Idaho
National Committee
Hypotheek Mining & Milling Indicates Stronger Finances and New Ore Hunt
The Hypotheek Mining & Milling company reports reduced floating debt and improved financial standing over the past two years. Directors levy a five mill assessment to fund continuing development, including a new tunnel 240 feet in, targeting an intersection of veins likely to yield a main ore body.
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Otto A. Olsson
Treasury
St Lawrence Copper Mining Drift Advances 400 Feet
Henry M imncane of Saltese and Mrs Lancaster reported at Samuels Monday night. They said the drift east for the St Lawrence mine has advanced about 400 feet and some ore was found. Lancaster theorizes the St Lawrence is the top of a larger ore body moved west by a monzonite intrusion and plans to drift west from the lower tunnel. He aims to prove this with winter work, despite staffing difficulties.
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Henry M.imncane
Saltese
St. Lawrence
The
Lancaster
Sunset
W. A. Clark
Butte
Coeur d'Alene
Wallace
Mullan
Tte
Clark
Freight price rise for explosives impacts Coeur d'Alene district
Freight rate increases trigger price hikes on 40 and 60 percent Dupont and Giant gelatin explosives and 17 percent stamping powder. Wallace Powder Company circular lists new ceilings effective Sept 1 1920 with carload terms and past pricing notes. Moore, Spokane mining engineer, toured Russell shaft and American Commander, linking Marsh Mines and Federal company projects.
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Dupont
Wallace Mowder Company
Coeur d'Alene
Giant
V.L. F
Dupont Company
Alger returns to Moon Creek for annual claim work
J A Alger, a Coeur d Alene district pioneer now based in Ohio, has come back to oversee assessment work on Moon Creek claims owned with James F Callahan. The group hosts a promising lead silver vein with zin ore potential.
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Alger
Moon Creek
J. A. Alger
Coeur d'Alene
Ohio
James F. Callahan
Star Mining seeks Supreme Court review after appeals denial
The Federal Mining and Smelting company appeals to the U S Supreme Court for a writ of certiorari following the San Francisco Court of Appeals denial of a rehearing in the Star Mining versus Federal case. If granted, the high court will review the case. if denied, the appellate decision becomes final.
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United States Supreme Court
United States Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Federal Mining & Smeltine Company
Star Mining Company
Federal
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Ohio voter's verdict on Harding seen as cinch
Matte of Cleveland and his son registered at the Samuel yesterday. He met Wesjey Everett, manager of the Amazon-pixie Mining Co. Mr Halle, Hallex partner in Malle Brothers dry goods, traveled from Britain Columbia. Halle, not a politician, believes Harding will carry Ohio by a large majority.
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Matte
Cleveland
Samuel
Wesjey Everett
Amazon-pixie
Halle
Mr. Everett
Dixie
Ars
Hallex
Malle Brothers
Columbia
Everett
Maine
Ohio
Harding
Bryan Ore Body Shows 15 Foot Wide Strike
Burns reports a 15 foot wide ore body at Bryan mine after a Swede triggered a crosscut test. The ore runs north toward the hanging wall, with eight feet of top ore richest. Development will continue to the hanging wall and tie with a 400 foot above tunnel showing high silver values. Burns denies sale rumors as ownership remains Burns and Day. The Bryan lies on Pack Creek west fork near Saltewe in Silver State mining district. The Silver State Mining Co meeting in Spokane October 4 will elect a new board. current directors include Dr. Kolb, Jacob Will, James Wayne, C W Newton, and John Percival.
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Bryan
Charles Burns Saya
Phurns
Burns
Wallace
Urns
B. R. Day
Mr. Day
Packer Creek
Saltewe
Silver State
Silver State Mining Company
Washington
Spokane
Interstate-Callaghan Company
Silver State Company
Interstate-Callahan
Nipsic
Calla‘han Company
Calla~han
Silver State Ground
Dr. Kolb
Jacob Will
James A. Wayne
C. W.newton
Interstate
John A. Percival
Two Plans for Deep Tunnels at Sunset Mine
The September issue notes Days plan to unwater Sunset to 800 level to explore West Sunset before deep Beaver Creek tunneling. Aiming to extend via Ray Jefferson or the old HUM tunnel toward West Sunset vein, with Sun Shine Mining rights. Senator W A Clark’s Sunset stake adds context to ore prospects and prior exploration results.
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Portland
Sunset
West Sunset
Beaver Creek
Lovels
Heaver Creek
Ray-Jefferson
Amazon-Manhattan
West
Sunshine Mining Company
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