Bunker Hill Smelter to Add Another Furnace
Reports from Kellogg confirm expanding ore reserves and ongoing development at the Bunker Hill mine. Drifts to the 1600 level advance toward a vast ore body, with daily ore production around 1200 tons and a new east mill nearing 500 tons daily capacity. The smelter plans a second furnace as freight-rate relief and ore shipments enable continued operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Kellogg
Bunker Hill
Frank M. Smith
British Columbia
Pointa
Great Northern
Montana
Idaho
Bradley
United States
San Francisco
United States Assay Office
Seattle
Board of Trade debates Lookout Pass road funding proposal
At a weekly luncheon BK K Denny urged the Mineral County 50 50 road plan to Lookout Pass be studied by the good roads committee. He warned a county standard would delay completion to next summer and cost repairs this fall offsetting any federal gain. Others urged caution pending fuller facts and urged action to complete the present road this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
BK. K. Denny
Mineral County
Montana
Lookout Pass
Lie County
Commissioners of
Lookout Road
Denny
L. E. Hanley
M. A. Corner
Good Roads Committee
H. J. Rossi
Paris
C. R. Mowery
F. L. Quigley
Independence Lead plan hints at ore in old tunnel near Morning No 4
Independence Lead Mines company concentrates on preparing the Independence claim known as Gettysburg for future work. A 400 foot tunnel near Morning tunnel No 4 yields visible ore, with past shipments of two to three carloads. Three Gettysburg tunnels show ore, though the longest remains unmined. development slated for spring under Henry W. Kibury as president, John J. Wourms as vice president, and W. B. Cullen Jr. as secretary treasurer.
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Independence Claim
Independence Lead Mines Company
Kingsbury
Independence
Gettysburg
Mill Creek
Hunter
Henry W. Kibury
Independence Company
John J. Wourms
W. BE. Cullen, Jr
Spokane
Silver Dale and Big Hill Mining Directors Elected
At the annual meeting of the Silver Dale and Big Hill Mining company last week, directors were elected: Richard Neimeier, Carl Arenander, Jack Olson, Thomas Larson, and Paul Peterson. The long crestcut project is now reported very near the vein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Dale
Big Hill
Silver Dale and
Big Hil Mining Company
Richard Neimeier
Carl Arenander
Jack Olson
Thomas Larson
Paul Peterson
Morning Shaft noted in Butte mine visit by official
EB M Norris assistant superintendent of mines for the Anaconda Copper Mining Company arrived last Monday evening to inspect the Morning shaft. His long experience with shafts at Butte, some troubled like the Morning, may yield suggestions valuable to Federal management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. M. Norris
Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Norris
Shark liver oil and wartime scarcity comment
The report notes shark liver oil is claimed to possess the best properties of cod liver oil and cites a statement about Britain nearly starving during the war, attributed to the Australian prime minister.
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Great Britain
Australia
Cars Collide on Superior Grade Wallace Man Settles Damages
Two cars collided on the grade east of Superior Montana with no injuries. A Ford carrying Iowa plates collided twice with a larger Idaho-licensed car driven by R M Walker of Wallace, resulting in a damaged fender and wheel loss. Sheriff LaCombe intervened. damages were settled for $30 by the Wallace driver in Missoula.
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Mineral County Independent
Superior
Mont
Wallace
The
Independent
Ford
Iowa
Idaho
R. M. Walker
Dodge
LaCombe
Alberton
Missoula
Hecla Injunction Hearing Details Ore Value Claims
The filing contests ore value from the Star and Morning mines, with defendants arguing Star mine ore is valuable and commercially recoverable. Records note shipments exceeding 100 tons and assay figures for silver, lead, and zinc, alongside claims of substantial commercial ore exposure at the Star tunnel level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecla Mining Company
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Shoshone County
Idaho
Star Mine
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
Star Mining Company
Bunker Hill
Star
Star Tunnel
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders Sabina Mines
Notice by the Sabina Mines company board extending the assessment payment deadline from September 10 1921 to September 17 1921 and delaying the delinquent sale from October 8 1921 to October 10 1921 at the same hour and place. Secretary Beerinet Allen S15-11 addresses Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabina Mines Company
Beerinet Allen
Fwailace
Idaho
Notice of Postponement and Delinquent Stock Assessments
Notice of postponement by the Sabina Mines company board. Delinquent stock on assessments of two and a half mills per share levied August 4, 1921. Delinquent shares listed with names, certificates, and amounts. Sale of sufficient shares to pay delinquencies and costs set for October 10, 1921 at 4:00 p.m. at Therrett Towles office Wallace Idaho.
Irish Republic Association Formed for US Recognition
A well attended Eagles hall meeting formed the Irish Republic Association to seek recognition by the United States. Judge A H Featherstone presided as president with vice president James F P McCarthy and other officers elected. about 150 joined. A protest against funding the British war debt to the US was adopted.
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United States
Eagles Hall
A. H. Featherstone
District Court
Frank Dempsey
Mallow
County Cork
Ireland
Michael Harkin
Dublin
J. L. Fitzgerald
Idaho
Congress
Judge Featherstone
J. H. Maloney
James FP. McCarthy
Norman Ebbley
J. James Murphy
Notice of Assessment by Sabina Mines Company
Notice is given that at a directors meeting on August 9 1921 an assessment of 2.5 mills per share was levied on the capital stock payable by September 10 1921 to J C Allen treasurer at Wallace Idaho. Unpaid shares by September 10 1921 become delinquent and will be advertised for sale at public auction and unless payment is made before October 3 1921 will be sold to cover the delinquent assessment with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semantober
McCarthy
Desc
Star
Hecla Mining Company
Star Mining Company
Sabina Mines Company
Wallace
Idaho
J. C. Allen
Wallage
State Land Sale at Wallace Idaho October 17 1921
Notice of public auction of state land tracts in Shoshone County Idaho at Wallace Court House on October 17 1921 at 10 AM. Terms include 20 percent cash and first year interest, balance in 20 annual installments at 6 percent interest. Timber in tract 42 sold with land. timber value payable in full before cutting. Sale subject to prior rights and ad sales. By order of State Board of Land Commissioners. Publication dates noted September 22 1921 and October 1 1921.
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Idaho
Shoshone County
Wallace
State Board of Land Commissioners
I. H. Nash
State Land Con
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Quigley
State Utilities Commission
A. W. Hoover
A. T. McDonald
D. C. McKissick
R. T. Strachen
Foch
Northwest
Quissey
American Legion Fund
H. Hornung
Mineral County Road
France
Mixup
Tegerel Mees
Hecla
Furether
Day
Hercules
Coeur d'Alene
Bunker Hil & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Star Company
Star Properties
Heelan Company
Star Minjmnz Company
Hecla Min Inc
E. C. Allen
Majestic Mining Company, Limited
Allen
John D
John
Bond
Bullock
Harry G
Carr
James
Compton
Norman
Corbett
John H
Donahue
Et Nck
Fear
A Rey- Mowas Ries
A Rey- i Ae
Thomas ~ Fischer
Charles Meyer
Beth Maige McAllister
Alex McAllister
Alex Russell
Osborne
Slentz
Daniel A
Minnle
Taylor
Charlotte
van Dorn
Warwick
Iomas
Ellen
Therrett Towles
Gyde-Taylor
Irish Republic
London
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