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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
June
15,
1925.
Duthie
Mines
To
Be
Reopened.
The
best
news
arriving
here
since
the
announcement
of
the
elevator
contract
is
that
telling
of
the
reopening
at
once
of
the
Duthie
Mines
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
near
Hmilhers.
The
engineer
in
charge
has
gone
to
Hmithers
to
make
arrangements
for
the
work.
The
mine
has
been
tied
up
for
some
time
owing
to
a
disagreement
between
the
owners
in
regard
to
operation.
At
the
same
time
that
the
Federal'lining
and
Smelting
Company
closed
down
the
Duthie
mines
they
also
stunned
work
at
Dome
Mountain
and
removed
their
nlachinery.
Yet
thcv
coiifplefecf
Tflfe
luKlie"
cfaims'
sfltrilTtthey
apparently
"i'lnf
Tim
propose
to
relinquish
the
fieid.
Violence
In
Strike
Area
Is
Misfortune.
The
violence
ned
in
connection
with
the
coal
strike
Nova
Seolia
is
a
severe
blow
to
democratic
institutions.
in
As
long
as
people
cannot
keep
the
peace
at
home
it
is
not
to
be
ex
peeled
Ilia
t
petire
between
nations
can
be
a
permanency.
It
is
not
presumed
here
to
give
any
opinion
as
to
the
Tight
ness
oj
me
cause
or
the
miners
or
of
Die
operators.
Both
undoubtedly
consider
they
are
right.
The
raue
of
any
side
is
considerably
-weakened,
however,
when
it
is
eonsidereit
that
violence
is
necessary
in
order
to
enforce
it.
There
-.is
always
a
lot
of
suffering,
ill
will,
hale,
and
irreparable
loss
as
tlie
result
of
any
strike.
When
extreme
measures
are
taken
by
either
side
this
is
accentuated
and
the
scars
remain
for
many
years.
Government
Vessels
And
The
Drydock
Almost
every
week.
I
lie
newspapers
in
the
south
tell
of
some
governnient,vessel
being
overhauled
or
docked
in
.the
south.
There
are
Hie
fisheries
vessels,
the
naval
boats
and
oiners
in
audilioiis
to
llie
vessels
of
the
Merchant
Marine
but
seldom
do
ny
but
the-Cfl.M.M.
vessels
come
to
the
government
dock
here
for
overhaul
or
have
their
work
done
at
the
shipyard
at
this
port,
The
navnl
vessels
go
cruising
ami
it
would
seem
mat
iney
might
just
as
well
cruise
to
Ibis
port
and
have
their
overhaul
done
here
ill
the
government
institution,
-hut
no.
They
are.,doeked
in
the
south
and
renaired
-at
nrivale
vanls.
Thoaloek
at
Esquimau
is
-a
'government
dock,
but
there
is
no
government
shipyard
inMhar.port.
Wink
done
there
is
let
.....
i.
.
s&mtm
m&t3ge&&
ub
ui
Mirpianes
On
The
Increase.
The
use
of
airnliiiies
is
sleadilv
increasim
ami
tl
is
imr.n
Preparing
To
Visit
-
'
Alaskan,
City.
.
'
'
Preparations
are
being
made
for
an
eipnrsimi
In
ifoirtiii
kan
for
the
annual
holiday.
The
Elks
nre
arranging
it
but
everyone
will
be
invited
to
make
the
trip.
Now
that
efforts
are
being
made
to
tarni
closer
association
will)
tjie
Alaskan
cities,
it
is
in
order
for
everyone
that
can
Possibly
get
away
lo
cross
to
the
other
side:
lo
shake
hands
wilh
the,
American
people
across
the
slraits
ami
lo
get
belter
acuaii'.tl
wilh
Ibem.
The
time
of
year
is
a
good
one
for"
such
a
lrjuand
the
arrangements
are
likely
to
ho
of
the
best.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
'
-0
to
0.
X-RAY
8ERVICE
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
From
the
review
of
develop-
meiit-ithe
only
conclusion
that
inayilie
drawn
is
that
it
has
been
very
satisfactory
.Hits"
year
and
gives
every
indication
that
next
year
will
see
even
greater
advancement
towards
jireater
Pa
llidum.
The
standing
ofthe
district
as
the
leading
producer
of
gold
and
'lively
short
time
copper
tn
llie
province
is
very
ratifying,
in
that
it
demon-trales
that,
given
capital
welt
pent,
the
district
will
give
a
ood
account
of
itself.
The
above
facts
profe
the,
lability
of
the
mining
industry
for'
this
portion'
of
the
province
and
that
a
very
optimistic
view
of
the
future
is
warranted.
Tonnage
and
Values
Tonnage
The
total
of
1,21)7,-1
.68
Ions
is
the
greatest
ever
mined
In
this
district
in
one
year,
bowing
an
increase
of
20.8
per
ent
over
that
of
last
year.
It
is
accounted
for
in
the
increased
lonnaige
of
the
(iranby,
Itelmont-
urf
Inlet
and
Premier
Compan
ies,
A
greater
numiier
or
tons
have
also
been
shipped
by
the
small
producers,
but
this
does
not
materially
affect
the
total,
l
iranby
has
mined
over
200,000
tons
mote
thai
last
year,
due
to
t
lie
shjpments
from
its
Outsider
.property
at
Maple
Bay
ami
the
tonnage
from,
the
Hidden
Creek
mines
to
the
new
coneenlmfnr.
Premier
also
shows
an
increase
or
nearly
15,000
tons
over
last
year.
Values
-The
lolal
values
in
sin
hi
(exclusive
or
nlucer'.
sil
ver,
auu
copper
oi
.lo.fin.nnj
is
anfincrease
of
$718,73.
oyer
1923
anil
I'Jzi
is
I
lie
tlinil
year
that
the
district's
output
has
been
in
excess
or
SI
q.OIIO.OOO.
the
gold
output
shows
net
ga(n
or
about
25,500
or.,
as
shown
by
Hie
table;
the
Premier
and
lielniont-Surf
Inlet
mines
'are
mainly
responsible
for
this
increase.
The
increase
over
last
year
is
therefore
10.4
per
cent.
or.37.1
per
cent
of
the
total
increase
ror
the
province.
.
The
placer
gold
output
for
the
year
is
117,000
from
Atlin
Di
vision
and
$3,323
from
the
Sllkine
and
LianJ
Divisions,
mak
ing
a
total
or
iro..J2r
ror
this
district,
which
is
-about
normal
production.
Sliver
and
Copper
Silver
exceeds
Hist
year'
out
put
by
21)1,055
oz.,
a
gain
o!
D.O
per
cent,
or
12.0
per
cent
of
the
total
increase
of
the
province.;
(iranby
dropped
orr
18,0tf
oz.
and
Belmont-Surr
Inlet
1,731
oz.;
Premier,
however,
shows
a
gain
or
008,831
oz.;
the
Ksper-anza
at
Alice
Arm
increased
by
0,3!).i
oz.;
and
1'orler-Ida.hu
at
Newari
neips
out
wjtli
a
pm-
fluelion
pf.3ji820z;j
B.C.,
Silver
with'
3,52(V
oz.,'.anif
Allin
Silver-Lead
wilh
2,250
oz.
Copper,
depending
altogether
sible
just
yet
to
prophesy
as.
lo
the
limitations
of
air
lranspor-(,.,nI
(,iailly
1
talion..
8o
far
few
planes
teem
to
be
kept
for
private
u.e.
'"k1,
sl,ow
i!
i
lie
nays
wjien
every
person
will
own
an
air
flivver
seem
to
be
n
long
-way
off,
and
yet
when
we
look
back
only
a
few
years
and
see
how
the
automobile
has
swept
over
the
world,
it
may
be
expected
that
a
somewhat
similar
.movement
will
take
place
in
connection
wilh
(lie
more
facile
air
machine.
Young
people
today
may
jetlown
their
air
limousines
and
call.
on
a
neighbor
fiv
hundred
miles
away
for
dinner
and
return
in
Hie
evening.
Mining
Engineer
Optimistic
I
Over
Future
Development
of
Industry
in
this
District
in
summarizing
the
mining
industry
foe
the
year
in
this
district,
George
Clothier,
district
engineer,
in'
his
annual
report
lo
the
minister
or
mines,
says:
t
The
prospecting
branch
of
the
industry
showing
increasing
activity
from
year
lo
year
in
this
district
tor
Mwo
reasons:
First
the
betterment
of
transportation
by
the
ibliilding
or
government
trails
and
roads
and
the
assistance
lo
prospectors
by
grants
from
the
Mines
Department
have
grenlly
lessened
the
hardship
of
prospecting;
and,
second,
the
fact,
that
a
prospector
capital
capuai
is
is
-
-
is
now
assured
that
forthcoming
for
a
meritorious
showing.
and
Belmont-Surf
in
increase
of
3,-
210,152
lb.,
about
0.0
per
cent
over
last
year,
and
15
per
cent
of
the
total
increase
for
the
province.
Belnvuil-iSiirf
Inlet
.contributed
a
gain
of
107,710
lb.
and
(iranhy
about
3.012,111
lb.
Cranny's
output
or
35.5)1)2,720
lb.
is
the
.greatest
in
its
history.
The
district
therefore
pro
duceil
this
year
30
per
cent
of
Mho
total
placer
gold
or
the
pro
vince.
1
3
pep
cent
pr
the
total
lode
pobl,
12
per
cent
of
the
to
tal
silver,
and
50
per
cent
of
the
total
copper;
praetically
the
same
percentages
as
last
year
notwithstanding
the
substantial
increase
of
each
of
the
metals
for
Hie
whole
province.
Again
forecasting
future-
pro
duction,
it
would
seem
reasonable
to
expect
an
even
greater
output.
The
Oranhy
Consolidated
Mining,
Smelting,
and
Power
I
Company
has
only
had
results
j
from
the.
new
concentrator
for
n
portion
of
thrr
year,
and
under
'normal
conditions,
wilh
main
tenance
of
lis
present-
smelter
output,
will
very
probably
show
n
gain
next
year.
Premier
Is
Stable
The
Premier
Oobl
Mining
Company
under
'"osent
operal-
iug
conditions
is
probably
up
to
capacity
production.
'the
ore
reserves
Jire,
,1
judge,
greater
that
proven
a
year
ajro
and
the
outlook
for
sonic
time
to
come
is
excellent.
The
Jlelmnt-Surr
Inlet
has
not
been
aide
to
develop
any
new
ore-bodies
of
couscipienec.
and
the
ilepletioiv
of
lis
present
re
serves
is
a
matter
of
a
rompara-
The
development
of
the.
l-.n-gineer
at
Atlin
and
Its
equipment
to
a
producing?
stage
gives
every
reason
to
expect
produc
tion
in
1025.
The
Dunwelt
.Mines,
Limited,
bad
announced
that
shipment
would
lie
made
during
the
winter,
but
lack
or
power
due
to
the
severity
or
the
weather
ne
cessitated
closing
down
completely.
Whether
the-
properly
will
make
immediate
shipments
depends
on
the-
fulure
policy
doubled
upon
by
the
owner.
Hither
shipments
of
'-sorted
nre
may
bo
made
or
the
property
may
be
equipped
with
a
concentrator.
The
Porter-Idaho
will
in
all
probability
be
developed
during
ll)2o.
The
Hsperanza
at
Alice
Arm
will
no
doubt
continue
lo
make
small
shipments
of
sortwl
high
grade
ore.
ConlluwouV
shipment
to
the
(iranby
smeller
nre
expected
from
the
(lolskcish,
near
Anyox.
From
the
B.C.
Silver
Mines.
Limited,
adjoining
IhV
Premier,
a
few
Ions
was
shipped,
more
n
a
trial
shipment
than
us
an
indi
cation
of
a
steady
output
for
the
present.
'
Another
small
shipment
was
made
during
the
siinvmer
from
the
Atlin
Silver-Lead
Mines,
Limited,
but
steady
production
is
not
expected
until
sufficient
development
work
can
be
done
to
properly
open
up
Ihe
shnwim:-.
At
Alice
Arm
llecent
developments
on
the
Toric
at
Alice
Arm
give
this
properly
a
very
promisti.g
chance.
The
Indian,
which
looked
so
promising1
in
the
upper
tunnel,
is
undergoing
sifme
very
interesting
development
at
depth.
Several
other
properties
in
different
parts
of
the-
district
have
been
giving
very
encouraging
results
in
development.
Placer
mining
has
been
about
normal,
but
is
gradually
declining
in
this
district.
Upper
Spruce
Creek
at
Atlin
will
doubtless
keep
up
the
present
production
for
some
ears.
The
leae
Lake
country
has-good
possibilities
and
.
considerable
develop
ment
ts
being
done
each
year.
Hxperimenls
toward
the
recove
y
oi
gold
from
the
beach
black
sands,
on
Graham
Island
are
Im-
ing
walchfitiwllb
Spferesf,
as
its
succes;
wmibf
mean
a
big
Indns-try.
-
I
The
Man
in
the
Moon
i
8YSf-
"
1
IF
you
wish
o
say
goodnight
quietly
and
without
disturbing
Ihe;
household,
keep
your
elbow
on
the
doorbell.
AH
I
was
sayin'.
there
nln'V
much
difference
between
a
man
and
a
mule.
Both
kick
like
llu
devil.
WK
read
about
the.
slorm.s
And
bear
about
the
heati
But
living
in
Prince
Itupert,
We
take
our.
water
neat.
TIIKY
say
Honest
John
hat
lost
the
hair
oiTilii
fw;.
What
wo
are
wondering
is
whether
Delilaji
had
anything
Initio
.with
it.
IF
we
had
known
Hint
Premier
John
was
about
to
cmaeiihit!
his
face,
we
should
ba,ve
asked
for
the
remains'
In
order
to
sell
them
as
muvenir
in
aid
of
the
Conservative
Association
funds
In
this
city.
WOISDKU
jr
John
will
remain
head
of
Ihe
bouse
now
that
be
has
seen
the
barber
about
It.
S.OMH
unkind
Tory
aayu
John
Furniture
Furniture
ir
or
every
room-in
the
house
A
few
of
our
Outstanding
Specials
2
Suites
onlySolid
Oak
Divanette,
Chair
and
Rocker
upholstered
in
good
tapestry;
special
sale
price,
$74.50
and
$84.85
2
"Grand
Master"
Walnut
Veneer
Dining
Room
Suites;
special
sale
price
.
.
$179.50
4
only
Dressing
Tables
2
mahogany,
each
$12.95
1
walnut
and
1
golden
oak,
each
:
$15.75
Kitchen
Chairs
a
plain
double
rung
chair
with
solid
seat,
limited
number
at
2
for
$2.
15
Refrigerators
wood
or
steel
at
special
sale
prices
BarriesHome
Furnishings
Ont
Door
East
of
Daily
Ntas
Office
3rd
Avenue
Phone
123
shaving
must
be
a
sign
lira'
other
people
are
about
to
grow
whiskers.
TIIHHK
once
was
n
premier
mimed'
John
On
his
face
some
good
whisker
could
Ion.
But
fate
came
to
his
nid
And
very
soon
made
A
barefaced
old
leader
of
John.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
in
Prince
Rupert
1
-
--H
June
15,
1915.
Mr.
Justice
(Iregory
arrived
yesterday
from
Vancouver
lo
preside
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes,,
which
will
open
tomorrow.
There
are
Jive
criminal
clses
coming
up
including
tho
appeal
trial
at
.lonnie
May,
Hnz-ellon
Indian,
who
was
coirticled
of
murder
at
the
list
Assizes.
At
the
suggestion
of
.Mayor;
.Newton
at
Jast
night
s
council
meeting
41
was
defiled
lo
have
a
committee
oi
citizens
make
an
investigation
'or
the
City
Halt
stair
and
municipal
financial
luestions.
Major
Mc-Mollin
has
received
instruction
lo
rals(
another
contingent
of
men
here
for
active
service
overseas.
Jack
!owinsr,
wrillng
from
llie
front
to
his
father,
W.
Bowling,
tells
or
the
gallantry
In
action
of
Col.
Peek
and
Cap-lain
lion
Moorn
when
wounded.
Dr.
James
T.
Wall,
resident
physician
at
tho
Prince
itupert
(ieneral
Hospital
submitted
hi
resignallon
lo
the
hospital
board
last
week.
Dr.
Wall
Is
leavlnj,-lo
join
the
Army
.Medical
Corps
for
service
at
the
Front.
Advertise
in
tho
Daily
Newa.
I1
ORMES
LIMITED
Something
N'ew
lor
the
Children
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
LOLLIPOPS
A
pure,
high-class
Candy
in
a
new
rorm.
x
Hach
,
,10o
A
Ileal
Bargain
In
,
VACUUM
BOTTLES
We
bought
this
lot
very''
cheap.
On
sale
at
each
55c
RINEX
A
guarnid
'
cases
of
Head
'
lis
Kevor,
etc.
"Your
money
i
-t
-
U
:
!
l-4a(ltm-tl
wltli
-
Per
battle
J1W
M
FREE
ENLARGEMENT
Bring
your
idm
m1
gatives
In
tor
n-
,,,v"1""
..a
ml
print.
Save
fur
IP
'
'lit
the
envelopes
u
'
five
enlnrgenicn
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Tho
Rexall
Storo
3rd
Ave.
and
Gth
Phone
82
and
200
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operatlnfl
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Black$nilthi
Pa
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MA
HI
rat.
AND
cummtnuiHi-
.ww
PHONES
43
ana
aor