The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-12-20
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The Gold6eld Mineowners' associa-
ion has submitted statement to the
committee President Roosevelt sent to
which declares that the
Netsern Federation of Miners is not a |
abor organization, but combination
IN restraint of trade; that 1t is, in fact.
4 reasonable organization, and in the
are quotations from the pre-
amble to the constitution and bylaws
Of the Western Federation Of Miners
in support of the contention.
The Mineowners' association of
Goldfield has decided to continue the
card system in operation and to re-
quire all those who go to work to sign
the agreement renouncing all allie
glance to the Western Federation of
Miners.
Mrs. Della Jones, 20 years of age,
wife OF an Arizona mining man, said
to have come lately from Chicago,
killed herself in Los Angeles.
The treasury department Saturday
purchased 100000 ounces of silver for
delivery in equal amounts to the Phila-
delphia, New Orleans and Denver
minis at 55.5 cents per fine ounce.
David C. Coates has sold his weekly
mining paper. Mines and Metals, to
Harry A. Moore. Mr.. Moore has been
connected with the publication for
some time past and no change is con-
templated in the Office.
r. uoe xarnrfnI fhot l}ujdond IF
2 cents share had been declared on
100000 shares Of North Star and
East Kootenai, payable December 20.
The mines are near the Sullivan and
are owned by eastern Canadian in.
vestors.
The Bunker Hill & Sullivan mine
produced 1922 tons of ore on Wednes
day last week, a new high mark OF
production for the worlds greatest
silver-lead mine.
The tenth annual session of the spe
cial course for mines at the Univer
sity of Washington will begin on Jan
| uary 6.
The Success mine and mill on Nine
Mile creek, near Wallace, Idaho, have
| been closed down, and about 100 mel
have been thrown out of employment
The drop in the price of zinc is as
signed as the cause of the shutdown
Only two men have been retained a
the property. and they will serve al
watchmen.
| After making an attempt to resume
work at the Mohawk Combination
mine at Goldfield, and it was foun'
! that very few men reported for duty
the attempt was abandoned.
Within the last few months severa
parcels of pig iron have been sen
from China to the United States-no
re-exports of European or America
stuff, but the produce of Chinese ful
naces.
Baker City, Ore.-The mining in
dustry is active in this section. TIL
Dan Payne mine, which is only fey
miles west of Baker City, has agai
resumed operations, and has sma
crew at work on development.
The Uncle Dan mine, east of Bake
City, is working steadily with sma
crew on development work.
The Rainbow mine, in the Mormo
basin, is causing considerable con
ment because of the large amount c
gold that is being taken from tn
mine.
From "a to 80 pounds of pure gol
every 80 days deposited in the Cit
zens National bank of this city
the record which the Pyx mine, i
the Greenhoyn district, is making.
A strike of unusual Importance hs
been made at the property of til
Grant Consolidated Mining compan
near Chesaw, Stevens county. Wash.
The lower tunnel ON the Moo
Creek property, near Wardner, in tt
Occur d'Alenes, has opened up b
body of copper ore.
Stephen Bailey of Seattle, accor
ing to rumor, has obtained an optic
on enough of the stock of the Copp
Key Mining company of Republic
. give him control of the company if
takes up his option. The new tunnt
No. 8, has from $50 to 200 feet to {
to cut the ledge.
The situation in the Boundary,
regards the resumption of work by Il
CRANKY Consolidated, at mines al
smelter, with the old force of M
largely, remains practically unchan
\ ed, with considerable hope that the S
uation will be worked out in a fe
days.
II A. B. Ward, superintendent of t
Wake Up Jim gold quartz claim at t
head of Trail creek, near Delta, Id
no, will increase the force tomorrc
to a full crew.
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