SPIDER
MINE
IS
REOPENING
Joe
Green
Forms
New
Company
to
Resume
Work
on
Well
i
Known
Portland
Canal
1
Property
The
Spider
mine
on
Salmon
River
is
In
be
worked
airain
this!
year
il
lias
been
announced
tin'
Hie
south.
The
'Spider
and
the
adjoining
group,
known
as
the
Well,
will
be
operated
together
as
the
Il.fi.
Bonanza
mine
and
a
company
known
as
the
u.fi.
Itonn'tiza
Mines
Ltd.
is
lieinjr
incorporated.
Joe
fireen
of
Ilyder,
Alaska,
who
recently
concluded
negotiation
for
the
purchase
of
the
properly
will
shortly
arrive
at
Stewart
to
commence
work
on
Hie
inine.
The
Spider
Mine
,was
bonded
Tor
15,000
hy
the
Algutiiean
Development
Company
of
Belgium
about
seven
years
ago
and
ahotil
3150,000
was
spent
on
it
ly
that
company
before
decline
in
the
Belgian
franc
made
continued
operation
impossible.
Until
a
year
ago
it
continued
making
payments
on
its
bond,
j
however,
defaulting
on
the
final
payment.
i
This
spring
.1.
K.
Oreen
made
lairaiigi'inenls
with
the
original
j.lakcr,
William
Hamilton
and
Charles
Larson,
optioning
the
properly
ami
floating
a
company
in
Vancouver
for
its
operation.
lie
also
acquired,
from
William
Tooth
of
Stewart,
B.C.,
a
bod
Ion
Die
Web,
i-laims
adjoining
the
i
spider.
j
Ore
to
be
Shipped
j
Summer's
operation
on
the
!
Spider
will
consis
principally
of
reeonsl
ruction
o:
camp
buihlings,
repairing
of
compressor
ami
oilier
plan),
equipment,
sorting
of
ire
on
a
dump
valued
at
$25,000,
sucking
and
shipping
of
Uie
ore
lo
tidewater
and
smeller.
A
"00-foot
tunnel
has
been
driven
on
the
Spider
claims
alone
high-grade
vein,
which
inter
sects
n
wide
ore
zone
at
a
further
distance
of
ahout
.100
feet.
ROMANCING.
Novelist
Kr
where
was
I
before
my
wife
rang
up?
Sienographer
(reading
from
notes)
ou
were
next
my
neari
Mien,
dearest,
as
you
will
always,
always
be!
Full
stop.
Passing
Show.
.
N
PROBATE.
In
the
County
Court
of
Prince
Rupert
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
nhd
Hi
the
Matter
nf
the
Estate
of
Joseph
Houscl,
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKF.
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honour
F.
Melt.
Young,
made
Ihe
tGlh
day
of
March,
A.D.
1925.
iim
unilprsiiriied
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Joseph
Houscl.
deceased,
and
ail
nersnns
having
"
claims
against
the
said
estate,
are
hereby
re
quired
In
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me.
on
or
before
the
.totli
dav
of
June,
A.D.
1925,
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
r
their-
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
this
15th
day
of
Mny,
11125.
C.
Ii.
MONROE,
Official
Administrator,
Atlin.
i.C.
N
PROBATE
in
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
In
the
Mailer
of
the,
"Admlnls-
tion
Act"
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
fieorge
Itonnctt,
Deceased,
Inleslate.
TAKE
NOTICE
(hat
by
an
Order
of
III
Honor
Judge
Young
dale,!
the
ttlli
'I"'
of
Jdne,
1025,
i
the
undersigned,
was
appoint-
inlslrator
of
the
estate
nf
neorire
llcnhell,
intestate.
aii
turtles
haVinsr
clalhis
agnlnst
the
said
eslnle
are
here
iiv
reiinired
to
forward
same,
properly
verified
to
me,
within
Ihlrly
days
from
thA
date
nf
this
notice
nml
all
parties
Indebted
to
thrf
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
at
Prince
import,
H.C.,
this
nth
day
of
Juno.
1025.
N.
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator.
The
Mao
in
the
Moon
SVYSs-
I
DON'T
'mind
a
girl
that
paints
a
little
but
I
halftone
that
has
to
ho
wiiifcwashrtj.
OH,
no,
quite
the
reverse."
re
plied
the
fady
who
was
asked
if
she
had
her
head
shingled
when
she
was
a
little
srirl.
I'KAS
ar.e
rather
good
at
this
lime
of
year,
but
it's
a
bother
keeping
(hem
on
Jour
knife.
a
POSSlBLV
you
have
heanl
aliout
the
merchant
that
adver
tised
umbrellas
for
men
with
ivory
heads.
They
must
have
been
Holarians.
The
fiyrns
say
they
don't
ii'se
umbrellas.
O.NF.
of
Ihe
things
that
made
Knglainl
greai
was
the"
influx
of
Scotchmen.
I'HINCH
RUt'ERT
'is
noled
for
its
climate,
its
harboVj
its
fisheries
and
its
knockers.
'
PHIXCH
Rupert
went
gunning
for
knocker;
It
spick
and
span
pla'ld
knicker
bockers.
He
shot
off
much
lead
.
litll
no
knockers:
are
dead
For
their
ivory
domes
were
uu
mockers.
THF.HE
is
a
lot
of
dissatisfaction,
anion?
the
bai'hefs.
Sev
eral
owners
of
local
shops
were
going
lo
make
a
hid
for
(lie
north
pole
if
Amundsep
had
brought
it
hack.
Till-:
meek
Shall
Inherit
the
earth.
They
get
married;
THOSE
who
slick
their
hands
in
the
fire
mus
not
bowl
when
they
hear
the
flesh
sizzling.
THERE'S
one
thing
about
this
town,
when
the
weather
is
that
way
everybody
knows
it.
In
the
Letter
Box
4
PRINCE
RUPERT
A
FACTOR
Editor,
Daily
News.
The
le.ller
of
the
"resident
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
appearing
in
your
paper
of
the
Ifilh
inst.
Is
evidence
that,
at
last
Prince
Iluperl
is
awake.
Too
long
has
Prince
Rupert
moved
about
in
its
deliberations
with
a
dimmed
lantern,
and
sat
in
conclave
wilh
I
lit
blinds
drawn.
-
It
is
good
lo
see
a
I.
last,
through
the
medium
of
.Mr.
Nlckerson,
the
town
throw
its
hat
in
IJie
ring
and
demand
recognition.
It
is
to
be
hoped
now
this
means
has
been
undertaken,
that
il
will
be
followed
up,
and
the
Hoard
Of
Trade
in
olher
questions
concerning
l'rihce
Rupert
(he
freight
rale
question
for
instance.
will
he
given
publicity.
This
will
serve
two
purposes,
one
that
It
will
keep
.people,
,
in.
dho
city
posted
and
interested,
and
another,
that
Its
slatul
will
be
transcribed
into
various
other
Journals,
and
Prince
Rupert
will
henceforth
be
considered
ri
factor
in
any
deliberations
affecting
this
coast.
'ThP
day
of
quiet,
no-
quiesence
is
gone,
atid
wo
begin
now,
to
march
forward.
"READER."
Advertise
In
Hi
Dailv
Vpw.
IN
PRORATE
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
In
the
Mailer
of
the
"Administration
Act"
and
In
the
Matter
of
tho
Eslalo
of
V.
R.
McOeorgo,
deceased,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
an
Or
dor
of
His
Honor
Judge.
Y'Oting
dated
the
3th
day
of
June,
1025,
t,
the
undersigned,
was
appoint
ed
Administrator
with
tho
Will
annex,
of
the
estate
of
V.
R
McOeorge,
deceased.
All
parlies
having
claims
ngalnsl.
the
said
tvsthle.
are
bore
iiy
required
lo
forward
same,
properly
verified
to
tnet
within
Ihirly
days
frri
in
llio
dato
nf
this
notice
and
nil
parties
indebied
to
Ibn
said
eslalo.
aro
required
to
pay
tho
amount
of
their
indebloj
heS's
to
hirt
forthwith.
Dated
at
Princo
Rupert,
IUV
this
13lh
day
or
June,
1025.
N.
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator
THE
DAILY
NEW!
EVENT
FOREST
FIRES-IT
PAYS!
Round
Trip
Excursion
Fares
Tlcktits
.!
daily
to
Sept.
If
Kan
M3
City
$126.00
St.
Louis
.
.
129.50
Chicago
.
.
134.00
Detroit
.
i
153.62
Cleveland
.
156.56
Washington
189.56
New
York
.
195.40
Boston
.
.
.
201.50
Corretpoodinc
fare
to
other
Important
crntcra.
Final
return
limit
October
J
1,
19
25.
Liberal
ttojxwer
privilege!
foist
and
returning.
Zloa
National
Part:
Low
summer
fare
to
this
new
Wonderland
of
Color
in
Southern
Utah.
Why
not
take
it
in
on
your
way
Et?
TllwstonNatlonlPark
May
also
be
made
at
a
ski
trip
a
a
small
additional
coat.
Aik
tot
frea
booklet
descriptive
of
tbeae
famous
rvaorti.
WVrwr
you
want
to
fo,
let
oa
mare
all
your
........MAM,.
It
IMllia
more
and
will
save
your
f
aluabl
time.
Union
Paclflo
System
1405
4th
Ave.
and
Union
Station
FiveRoses
Flour
For
Breads,
Cakes,
Puddings,
Pastries
V
puddings
are
palat-'
why
u
si?
Five
Hoses''
5
bo;ui.e
you
want
:u
tro
iluiniily
porous,
in:.;-'
Mgostible.
Five
Roses
ti
-
digest
tin-on-?
.')
every
spoonful
is
a
'
'y
s
uirrn
of
vitality.
John
L.
Christie
Sales
Agent
Prince
Rupert
Summer
Dresses
DU
VOISE,
BROADCLOTHS,
FRENCH
CREPE
and
FUQI
SILK
at
"Doners"
House
of
Quality
Phone
27
P.O
.Box
327
One
cannot
burn
Ihe
candle
at
both
ends
You
wouldn't
light
a
candle
at
both
ends
and
expect
Jl.
(u
last
very
long.
And
you
can't
rfttehtl
your
many
duties
as
wife
and
mother,
Umn
pile
on
Washday
labor,
and
expect
to
keep
yourself
fresh
and
vigorous.
Why
not
lei
us
hike
enro
elf
washday
toil
nnd
Irmiblo?
One
of
our
many
services
will
fit
exactly
1ml
li
your
needs
ami
your
purse..
And
you
can
keep
the
homo
fires
burning"
without
huruitiR
the,
candle,
nt
both
ends.
Canadian
steam
Laundry
Phono
8.
ROY
CLOTHIER
HAS
GOODIUCK
AT
MINE
Strikes
High
Grade
Ore'
In
Revenge
Sliver
Mines
at
Bea-
verdell
Yielding
500
Ounces
Hoy
Clolhier
and
the
sinall
group
of
local
fttvestors
who
acquired
the
Revenge
Silver
Mines
at
Heaverdell
a
fev
months
ago,'
have
struck
very
high-grade
ore
in
the
workings
says
the
Victoria
Colonist.
A
liody
four
and
half
feet
in
width
has
been
encountered.
This
yields
500
ounces
to
the
ton
in
silver.
Mr.
Clolhier
who
is
president
and
manager
of
the
company
which
is
in
control,
has
been
in
the
city
for
a
fevy
days,
bul
Is
returning
lo
(he
Heaverdell
canlp.
Already
there
has
been
about
$20,000
worth
or
ire
taken
out
of
these
workings.
The
Hevenge
group
is
close
(o
Ihe
Wallace
Mountain
Mines
and
the
Hell
Mines,
which
have
made
cYcllent
showing.
The
Hevenge;
for
years,
has
been
changing
li:iml
rehealeillv
ilie
successive
operators
endeavoring
lo
Jqcale
ore
bodies
similar
to
those
in
the
Wallace
Mountain
Mine.
Shortly
after
Mr.
Clothier
Jook
charge
he
located
the
bodyAiow
being
worked
villi
'such
gratifying
results.
'Jlie
location
of
the
property
is
also
a
very
important
feature,
as
it
i
alongside
a
good
road
and
a
short
way
from
the
railway.
j
TROUT
EGGS
PLANTED
IN
LAKE.
KATHLYN
Hundred
Thousand
Brought
From
Hatchery
In
Kootenay
District
Further
steps
lo,irestork
Lake
Kathleen
were
-,
taken
this
wtek.i
when
C.
R.
Heme,
fishery
officer!
rom
Lakelse,
arrived
in
town
with
a
hundred
thousand
trout
egs
from
a
hatchery,
in
the
Kootenay
district.
.Mr.
Heme,
assisted
by
Chas.
Wilson,
were
bus"'
Thursday
and
Friday
planting
they
eggs
in
Ihe
creek
above
the
lake,
one
lot
in
a
gravel
bed
bValed
in
the
creek
and
others
in
gravel
that
had
to
be
hauled
and
dumped
in
the
creek
for
this
purpose.
.Several
beds
of
squaw
fish
spawn
have
been
lifcated
and
members,
of
the
Rod
and
nun
Club,
and
residents
at
the
Lake
are
making
an
effort
In
have
as
much
destroyed
as
possible
as
these
fish
prey
on
the
young
trout.
The
eggs
planted
,were
of
the
Rainbow
and
Cut-throat
species.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Princo
Kupert
lb
ere
was
a
heated
discussion
ast
night
at
the
council
meeting
over
a
recommendation
inaue
uy
Aid.
Mintland
and
Alii.
Montgomery
that,
the
City
Hall
slatT
be
reduced.
Mayor
Newton
and
Montgomery
were
in
the
ieading
roles.
Another
of
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
contingent
has,
met
death
at
the
front.
Lionel
Crippen
was
found
dead.
Ho
was
shot
but
managed
to
get
some
distance
away
be
fore
the
eiid
came.
Interest
is
being-
revived
in
Stewart
mining
camp
mainly
on
account
of
recent,
good
showings
that
have
been
uncovered
in
Ihe
Hush
mine.
Since
August
1911
tho
Imper
ial
government
has
voted
t-
30000,000
for
war
purposes.
The
war
1.
costing
(reat
Britain
1
3,300,000
daily.
Tho
High
School
examinations
will
start
oil
Monday
wilh
Mr,
hlenrv
of
McOill
University.
Van-
i
corner,
and
Miss
Easbn
of
tho
public
school
slaff
presiding.
Information
has
been
received
thai
the
wounds
sustained
by
Major
C.
W.
Peck
nt
the.
Front
aro
not
serious.
Caiit.
Don
Moore
is
reported
to
have
had
an
arm
anipulaled.
SMITHERS
W.
W.
Anderson
and
family
of
FURNITURE
Mohair
Chesterfield
Wicker"
Settee,
at
a
Walnut
and
oak
library
tables,
gate
leg
tables
and
parlor
tables;
we
have
a
large
assortment
of
these
lines
and
we
invite
you
to
visit
our
store
and
to
look
them
over
Many
bargains
await
the
careful
buyer
BARRIE'S
One
"Third
Avenue
Hazellon
motored
down
for
a
visit
to
town
on
Saturday
evening.
Jlrude
Kerr
of
Minis
Lake
was
t
business
visitor
in
town
Friday
and
Saturday.
v
,
-
-
MriandVrsVU.
Folherly
and
Albert
left,
for
Vancouver,
Wed-
(nli'Silay,
tlioy
had
their.
Ford
eilart
transported
to
l'rince
JOorgo
and
from
there
they
in
tend
-motoring
down
the
balance
of
I
ho
journey.
J.
R.
Mclntyro
was
busy
put
ting
up
a
summer
camp
at
Lake
Kathlyn
on
Friday
and
will
be
moving
tho
family
down
next
week.
'
v
Douglas
l.Ay,
.successor
to
J.
D.
tlallowny
as
mining
engineer
for
this
district,
spent
a
couple
of
days
bete
looking
over
some
I
of
Ihe
mines
In
the
vicinity
of
Shiithers,
leaving
on
Thursday
evening
for
Burns
Lake
to
in
spect
the
Taltiipiil
mine.
.
W.
A.
Fills
of
PrlndO
(leorge,
Provincial
government
auditor
Is
spending
a
few
days
in
Sinilhers,
auditing
the
aecbuhls
and
books
at.
Hie
local
olllces.
Pi"
Vilson.
liarrisler
bf
Prince.
tieorgo
was
a
imsiiiess
visitor
to
town
nn
Friday
aellhg
for
llin
defendant
in
a
casti
I
lltiani
i
oil
that
ilily.
The
classes
In
I
.f
lie
'
public
...
schooj
behl
.heir
closing
on
Thursday
and
Friday,
each
"room
L-eiehralihg
Ihe
event
with
concerts
which
were
greatly
enjoyed
by
the
parents
and
friends
who
for
the
living
Room
Suites,
special
sale
price
price
away
below
cost
HOME
FURNISHINGS
Door
East
of
Daily
News
Office
attended.
The
concert
a
were
followed
by
parlies
at
which
the
children
passed
around
refreshments
provided
by
thenii
Al.
Finnery
left
ror
'Vancouver
on
Sunday
Jo
spend
a
fotlple
of
weeks
with
friends
and
relatives.
While
on
lii.s
,
holidays
Al.
will
also
be
recuperating
from
in
juries
received
in
the
niolor
ac
cident
a
couple
of
weeks
ago,
his
arm
still
being
in
a
sling.
LAND
ACT.
Nottet
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Ltait
Landt.
In
tli
Land
neronltnr
District
or
Prince
HiU'crt,
ami
iHtiate
on
the
mirth,
west
roaxt
ut
I'earsr
Itlaml,
U.C.,
approximately
three
miles
iKirlh
rrom
the
mouth
or
Wliilr-r
Harbor.
Take
iSollre
that
$.
Flehlliiir
Stranir
of
Siinnjsldc,
U.C..
occupalU.ii
raniieryiiian,
intvnii".
to
apply
ror
a
iiae
or
tne
roi-low
Milt
di
prriliiMl
lands:
CoiiiniPiicliir
at
a
rx5t
nlantrd
annrox-
lin.itcly
thro
inilcj
nm
Hi
from
the
moutu
or
Wiiiht
llartior.
rears
Island:
theme
northwest
two
(
rlmlm.
more
or
less.
to
low
water
mark;
thenre
northeast
along-
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
v
1
AO)
chain";
thenee
southeast
I
wo
(xi
mans:
uienre
souiuwesi
one
hundred
and
sixty
(lU)
fliains,
more
or
lew,
to
(hiiiii
or
conimeneemeni
ami
con
taming-
ililily-lwo
(lit
acres,
more
or
'''""
JAMES
HKI.PINO
STBAN0.
Naiun
oT
Aupllcaiit.
oaiea
miv
iin.
LAND
ACT.
Nottet
ef
InUntlon
lo
Appt,
to
Ltait
Landa.
In
the
Land
.Itecordlng".
District
or
Prince
Hunert,
and
situate
on
the
north-
nr,i
lua.-ft
't
I
r.irn
iiaim,
ii....
api.i-
ImsiHy
thi'fe
inllei
norUi
rrom
the
mouth
Take
IVntlre
that
KMnell's
LI
ni
lied
or
llnre
Ituort
ll.i:..
orriinalloii
liackers.
intend
io
appiy
ror
a
lease
or
tut
roi
i
lowing;
ursrriiiru
lanuai
Coiiunenclnir
at
a
nost
nlanted
aimrox
Imateiy
three
inllfs
north
from
the
inouih
,
or
winter
llailior,
1'earse
Island;
Uicnc
tiorlhwest
two
(!)
chains
more
or
less,
to
low
water,
mark:
thenre
southwest
alunir
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
xiou)
mains;
inciicc
soiiiiirnsi
two
(S)
rhalns:
thence
northeast
one
hundred
and
sixty
Moil
thalns,
more
or
lesK,
to
point
r
rormnehcrinenl
and
mn
tainlnir
thirty-two
(jj;
acres,
more
or
less.
rillZZEM
ft
LIMITED.
Nam
ot
Appllcint,
tiatea
May
ixto,
iwjo.
$199.50
$49.50
Phone
123
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
EASTERN
CANADA,
UNITED
STATES,
And
to
JASPER
NATIONAL
PARK.
One
way
Via
Vancouver
or
direct
rail
both
directions.
For
full
information
apply"
R.
F.
IVlcNAUGHTON,
District
Passenger
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Summer
IHVLI.-j..
mm
Tests
Milk
Most
of
our
mail
to
Iho
Reeipo
Department
mentions
how
well
Pacific
Milk
keeps
iluring
llio
summer.
Mrs.
K.
C,
M.
of
Twelfth
Avenue
Easl,
says
sho
has
used
Pacific.
Milk
for
seven
years,
nml
hild
not
bad
xino
can
spoil.
But
do
not
forgot
that
you
must
treat
il
exactly
as
you
do
fresh
nillk.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
tjead
Office,
VanoouVer
Faotorles
at
Ladner
and