Tariff Protection For Lead And Zinc In Campaign Debate
The article argues tariff protection for lead and zinc as vital to Coeur d Alene district prosperity. It notes Republican support for tariff protection versus Democratic push for revenue tariffs. Senator Nugent is urged to state his position, with quotes from the Engineering and Mining Journal detailing weak lead markets due to imports and zinc surplus, highlighting ongoing readjustment and potential duty changes.
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Coeur d'Alene
Senate
House
Chicago
San Francisco
Nugent
Cox
Engineering and Mining Journal
New York
West
London
Mexico
England
Rio Grande
Coeur d'Alene Syndicate Advances Toward Flynn Vein Crosscut
Rush J White reports the Black Bear tunnel crosscut is near intersecting the Flynn vein after being driven about 700 feet since entering Flynn ground. The crosscut runs at 2000 feet depth with 4500 feet from Black Bear portal to Flynn workings and a new compressor will be operational soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush J. White
Coeur d'Alene Syndicate
Black Bear
Flynn Ground
Flynn
Coeur d’Alene Syndicate
Cleveland Capital backs U S Copper venture in Montana
H V Edwards manager of United States Copper reports no active development until a permanent wagon road to the property near Thompson Montana is completed A 3000 foot vein shows copper and gold values with a 200 foot tunnel yielding 3 feet of ore at 2 to 30 percent copper A lower tunnel 850 feet deeper will be run next spring while a compressor and buildings are planned backed by Cleveland capital Day and Munroe of Cleveland oversee finances following a favorable district inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Edwards
United States Copper Company
Clear Creek
Prospect Creek
Thompson
Sanders County
Montana
Edwards
U.S
Cleveland Capital
U. S
E.R. Day
J. W. Munroe
Cleveland
Day
Grassell Chemical Company
Mr. Munroe
Wallace
Coeur d'Alene
West
Alma Ray Mining elects Brockman president and Forbes secretary
At Kellogg meeting of Alma Ray Mining directors R A Brockman was chosen president and C B Forbes secretary. Further development of the property will be undertaken, though they expect difficulty. Domestic producers oppose the imported metal, signaling need for a protective tariff to shield American producers and wages. residents urge Senator Nugent to clarify his stance on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Ray
Alma Ray Mining Company
Kellogg
R. A. Brockman
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
C. B. Forbes
Coeur d'Alene
Nugent
Fairchild
Samuels
Senator Nugent
American Federation of Labor
Idaho Labor Organization
T. A. Walters
Senator Nugent and Nonpartisan League in Open Revolt
A sprawling report from Wallace outlines a political crisis involving Senator Nugent, the Nonpartisan League, and the withdrawal of Henry Floyd Samuels from the U S Senate race. It details town hall talk, alleged conspiracies, and pressure tactics as factions seek Nugent’s reelection and a league endorsement shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Nugent
Nonpartisan League
Samuels
Nator Joh Nugent
Wallace
Democratic Committee
Henry Floyd Samuels
United States
Nugent
Senate
Democratic Party
Fairchilds
Whittaker
Bates
Gooding
Mys
A. C
Townley
Moise
Teague
Leagu
John P. Nugent
League
the League
Sayson
Fairchild
Samwels
Union Pacific Officials Visit Coeur d'Alene District
H M Adams vice president Union Pacific with Omaha headquarters, H E Lounsbury general freight agent O W R M Portland, and M J Buckley general superintendent O W R N visited the Coeur d Alene district to inspect the fines and meet local business leaders. The trip tied to mining interests and the school of mines congress preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Adams
Union Pacific System
Omaha
H. E. Lounsbury
Portland
M. J. Buckley
Coeur d'Alene
New J Construction
Adams
Coeur d'Alene Bualnee
Spokane
W. BR. Skey
Mining Congress honors Idaho School of Mines dean
Francis A. Thomson dean of the Idaho School of Mines has been named to the general program committee of the American Mining Congress. The organization will hold its annual convention in Denver next month, according to dispatches from Moscow this week.
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Bulkeley Wells
Mining Congress
John C. Howard
Utah Refining Company
I. G. Cottrell
United States Bureau of Mines
George Otis Smith
United States Geological Survey
Thomson
School of Mines
Congress
State Bureaus of Mines
State Geological Surveys
Moscow
Francis A.thomson
Idaho School of Mines
American Mining Congress
Denver
Jim Blaine Silver Syndicate forms after consolidation
Final steps in consolidating the Jim Blaine and Bristol properties in Pine Creek district have merged them into the Jim Blaine Silver Syndicate. R.8 Merriam completed surveys for a new tunnel from creek level to cut both veins. Plans call for a 1500-foot crosscut and thorough prospecting between the veins. The Jim Blaine lies about a half mile from the creek’s main forks and near the Pine Creek railroad once west fork construction advances.
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Jim Blaine
Bristol
Pine Creek
Jim Blaine Silver Syndicate
Merriam
Hecla Reports Half Million in Dividends Over Three Quarters
Hecla Mining declares a 15 cent per share regular dividend last Tuesday totaling 150 000. A 5 cent extra dividend was paid in the second quarter, lifting the year’s first three quarters to 500 000 and the cumulative total to 8,355,000. The company plans a 15 cent December dividend, with possible extra for Christmas cheer, while continuing 2000 level development and preparations for apex litigation with the Federal authorities.
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Hecla Mining Company
Rex
Hecla
Wederal
Sullivan resigns presidency of Wallace Board of Trade
Walter J Sullivan resigns as president of the Wallace Board of Trade after requesting release due to business demands. A committee of Herman J Rossi Charles Seelig and Alfred J Dunn is named to recommend a replacement, while night school and band expense items are discussed for future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Sullivan
Wallace Board of Trade
Sullivan
D. A. Callahan
Board of Trade
H. J. Rossi
Callahan
Herman J. Rossi
Charles Seelig
Alfred J. Dunn
North Star plans trestle rebuild and mine progress
North Star Mining & Development Co plans to resume underground work on Nine Mile near Black Cloud. The trestle across the road near Marsh mill, removed during shutdown, will be rebuilt with county support. Afterward, crosscutting from the main tunnel to the vein will begin. management aims to continue development through winter.
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North Star Mining & Development Company
Nine Mile
Black Cloud
Marsh Mill
Robuilt
Little Pittsburg on Pine Creek Eyes Resumption Prospect
Smith, chief owner of the Little Pittsburg, reports a small crew at Pine Creek to prepare the property for renewed development after a lengthy idleness. Past operations revealed lead silver and zinc ore, and the site has long been viewed as highly prospectively valuable.
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Little Pittsburg
Smith
Pine Creek
Mill forage waste may build next year
Diamond Match Company plans a railway extension from Prichard to Waite station to access East Eagle creek timber and mineral lands. If the match firm builds the line, Jack Waite would proceed with a 100 ton mill project at the mine and ongoing ore shipments by rail. Several mining properties along the route are being developed, signaling renewed activity in Eagle district.
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Dack
Hrichard
Jack Waite
Jack Waite Company
Waite Station
Prichard Creek
Winsley
Oakland
Cal
Jack Walte
Wallace
Spokane
Jock Waite
East Eagle Creek
Hine Creek
Diamond Match Company
East Gle
Prichard
Match Company
East Eagle
Diamond Mateh Company
Columbus
U. S
Eagle District
Sheridan to Return to Mine Management
C Sheridan, for two years manager of the Snake and Opportunity Mines near Hillsboro New Mexico, was in town this week and left yesterday afternoon. He is recovering from a serious illness including appendicitis surgery and expects to return in about a month to resume mining duties in the district.
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. Copper
Walters
Union Pacific Officials
W. J. Sullivan
Robert H. Hunt
Mr. Hunt
George W. Walker
Jack Lucas
North Star
P. CT
East
Eagle
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