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DAILY
KDITIOM
Wedneday.
June
10,
1925.
Mining
Revival
In
Fujj
Swing.
The
milling
revival
is
in
full
swing.
Everywhere
there
is
imprest
taken
in
wresting
the
precious
metals
and
other
minerals
from
the
ground.
At
no
pjace
is
the
interest
more
marked
than
in
the
Portland
Cajial
region
where
new
companies
are
being
formed
almost
every
week
for
the
purpose
or
working
claims
or
speculating
in
mines.
Everywhere
there
is
activity.
Most
or
the
money
put
into
the
mines
is
contributed
by
total
strange
unl
nrten
by
people
from
the
United
.Staffs.
To
them
the
Portland
Canal
district
.looks
good.
Also
it
looks
good
to
is,
but
we
have
our
own
little
difficulties
of
financing
to
oeicome
ami
most
people
here
cannot
afford
tp
invest
in
minus
The
money
comes
from
places
where
they
have
surpluses.-
Difference
Between
Investment
And
Speculation.
The
element
or
speculation
nhvayy
enters
into
Hie
mining
game.
People
who
invest
in
mines
may
make
a
lot
of
money
or
they
may
ipqke
none
and
lose
what
they
put
in.
Tbat
is
true
Pf
almost
all
mines.
It
js
not
an
investment
for
trust
funds
or
for
widows
and
orphans'
Those
jvho
waul
to
be
quite
sure
of
returns
should
buy
good
bonds..
With
most
people,
however,
the
gambling
instinct
js.
strong,
and
that
is
where
the
stock
salesman
gels
lys
innings.
Most
of
us
like
to
lake
a
long
shot
.sometimes
and
there
is
up
move
likely
field
for
speculative
investment
today
lhairin
mining.
Portland
Canal
seems
likely
to
Ipive
many
good
mines,
working
in
the
near
future.
Te
possibilities
-are
all
there.
Op
the
plhe
hand,
people
will
lose
a
lot
pf
money
there,
especially
jy
investing
in
companies
that
are
not
well
managed.
We
strongly
advise
people
who
have
only
a
few
hundred
dollars
to
buy
gooib
bonds
or
industrial
slocks
jjiat
are
paying
good
dividends,
and
that
seem
likely
lo
continue
to
do
so.
Tor
those
who
have
a
Ijtlle
money
lp
play
with,
forget
the
horse
races
and
take
up
the
mining
gapie
instead.
It
has
all
ihe
possibilities
of
big
prizes.
'
'
Warmer
Her
Than
In
Los
Angees.
Shriners
who
were
here
yesterday
report
that
he
weather
here
was
warmer
yesterday
than
it
was
in
Los
Angeles
when
Jliey
were.
there.
Ijeavy
rain
and
cold
winds
made
California
unpleasantly
'cool
and
although
last
night
was
not
a
warm
evening
here,
the
visitors
enjoyed
i.
'
We
are
not
as
badly
off
for
good
veah'pr
as
we.
sometinies
think.
The
intense
heat
of
the
pnl'.iiil
1)ifkik1il
Yi'Ofillmi
in
tia
c-sCniii
m
r:.
i
r.
n.i
-v
;m
;"tVf-;-
l':,V
r
I
jJ'M'r
I
a'M
1
11
mi
ill
I
rmiim
u
lllal
v,
IUT-
haps
havtMhei
best
bet
ofcalL
.:He-j-0
.4
,
,
'
-
-47
City
Hall
Comedy
Not
VeVy
Edifying,
The
comedy
at
Ihe
council
chamber
of
the
city
hall
Monday
night
was
pot
a
very
edifying
spectacle.
11
did
not
,peak
very
highly
.
for
some
of
the
men
whom
we
have
elected
to
office.
At
the
previous
pieeling
of
the
council
a
resolution
passed
with
the
mayor
in
ie
chair
and
yet
he
says
he.
did
not
know
it
passed:
rubers
changed
(heir
minds
during
the
week
and
joined
the
mayor
in
refusal
to
endorse
what
Ihev
had
previously
done.
..'
jncre
is
no
injection
to
a
person
changing
his
mind.
The
oijpctifi
is
lo
the
method
or
trying
to
make
the
change
effective.'
.-.miiiiicii
micw
uiiiv
uiey
iptii
supporieri
a
resolution
the
pre-viops
week
and
should
hqve
confirmed
the
minutes.
Then
if
Ihey
were
dissatisfied
Ihey
could
have
asked
for
reconsideration
Tha
was,
Jhp
only
prpper
step
to
lake.
PIgJ
KlOH
MSK
Kraft.
ni
III
JrwWTWWWw'
.
,Co-
Ti
'ifpldllllllr
Ltd,
Montreal
would
be
.very
Mi!-.
OAIM
r
...
.
,
""
n
fl?"'i-iy.
L1
,
-.
i
In
iftj
Many
New
Companies
Were
Formed
During
Year
Which
Indicates
Mining
Progress
This
has
without
doubt
been
the
greatest
development
year
for
this
Northwestern
JJisIrict,
says
the
annual
report
or
the
minister
of
mines.
There
have
been
about
twentv-twu
com-1
panjes.
incorporated
during
the
year
directly
connected
with,
properties
in
this
district.
Fourteen
of
these
'companies
have!
had
properties
under
development
during
the
year
nine
ofj
which
continued
operations
through
the
winter.
I
Besides
these,
there
are
of
course
the
older
companies
that
have
been.
operating
for
a
year
or
more,
irtnkiiig
altogether,
onl-
nMn
of
the
three
large
prouucip?
mines,
about
twenty-five
properties
uniler
active
development
in
'lie
district
anil
several
nhers
viicli
are
heinig
developed
by
TJie
number
of
opera!
in?
companies
is
indicative
of
the
pro-dress
ami
growth
of
Hit'
mining
industry,
for
without
these
smaller
slock
uiu.
i
ne
waoier
week
group
has
been
considerably
developed.)
the
Lakcview
has
been
steadily
explored;
the
L.
&
L.,
on
(iUicior
t'reek,
has
shuwn
encouraging
development;
the
Star
and
!andy
Victoria
Mines,
Limited
;
North'
ami
South
Line
group;
the
Huby
Sjlver
Mines
Company
properly
on
Mosquito
Creek;
the
Terminus
on
American
Creek:
the
Hufus
and
the
Oeorge
on
upper
Bear
Itiver;
the
liidepen-i
lence;
aitd
the
Inlernatlonal
Pe-
troleuni
and
Developing
Com-i
p;iny,
which
has
bonded
the
!
I.'n
(led
Kmpire
igronp,
have
vilh-oul
exception
obtained
cncourag-l
mg
result
with
the
year's
development.
On
the
Marmot
Iljver
the
Por-tcr-hluho
property
lias
had
much
development
and
suhslanlial
shipments
made;
the
1'raser
group
and
Patricia
have
also
been
appreciably
explored.
Outsider
IVtlnes
At
A'nyox
the
Granny
Consoli
dated
Mining,
Smelting
and.
Power
Company
has
had
a
sue-1
cessful
year.
Shipments
were'
maile
trom
the
pulsidcr
.pinup
at
Maple
Hay.
oiteratcd
-by
this
company.
A
'ziiui
group
ai
Alice
j
Arm
has
'been
bonded
and
this
will
tie
'developed
as
soon
as
weather
permits.
The
(iofVkeish
is
hemp
worked
again.
At
Alice
.rm
the
Ksperanza
has
been
making
small
shin-
rompahips
there
ments
and
development
work
bus
little
development
been
carried
on
all
year;
the
and
consequently
no
producers.
Consolidated
llniitestake
Mininir
Care
In
Buying
I
and
development
(Vunpany
hasj
The
lavgo
operators
as
a
-rule
had
the
Toric
group
under
dc-j
prefer
a
property
at
least
parti-
velopmenl
since
August
and
re-j
ally
developed
before
they
will
cent
reports
are
very
optimistic.,
risk
investment.
The
smaller
Considerable
t
exploratory
work
qualified
mining
engineer
or
by
shore
of
the
lake.
a
known
experienced
milling.
'
Black
Sands
man,
not
one
reported
on
and'
,
On
the
Queen
itiartnttc
Islands
boosted
by
the
promoter
or
the
the
I'.B.C.
.Mines
Company
owner.
Any
property
worth
'Philadelphia
Ilrillsli
Columbia
putting
on
the
market
is
worth!
company.)
has
been
engaged
jp
a
rename
report.
niaKinsr
csiiausiive
jesis.
on
the
Tliere
are
two
properties
iiinlcr;
beach
black
sands
-in
Massett
explorjition
at
Ihe
extreme
nor-tlnlet.
Iheru
end
of
the
province,
in
the
n
the
coast
and
islands
tl)
Atlin
division,
that
of
Ihe
Allin
Belniont-Sorr
Inlet
Mining
finm-
Silver-Lead
Mimes,
Limile.1,
andjpany
lias
had
a
pofitalde
ym-.r.
the
Kllgine.l.
I
hut
it
is
announced
by
the
prc-
Besi.les
these,
there
are
the'sidenl
of
the
rompauy
that
t
'
placer
producers
and
others
un-jmine
is
prnrlieally
depleted
of
der
development,
which
ulve
ore.
every
promise
of
prplousrjng
tin;
i
From
tlje
foreRoing
resume
I
ine
oi
placer
pro'luoilon
ror,uuuK
i
am
jqsiiiieii
in
saying
years
to
come,
reterring
es-:'lhat.
so
far
as
this
all-importa.it
pecially
to
development
on
upper
branch
of
the
mining
industry
is
Spruce
Creek.
concornel,
10?
t
has
een
Iho
ln
the
I
lease
Lake
section
there;
most
satisfactory
yfar
y(.f
a,
is
much
placer
and
hydraulickiiifrl
rives
a
very
optimistic
outlook
ground
being
explored
and
de-f"r
'he
cumin
year.
veloped
and
reported
by
the
op-j
-
erators
to
be
very
encouraging.
"--
have
a
far-reaching
efreel
in!!
8YS:-
slimulating
prospecting
and
de
velopmenl
in
this
area
little
known
.iiiiiiioiio-oriiuiry
wiui
very
cn-
couraging
results.
On
the
Indian
deeper
development
has
as
jet
proven
rather
discouraging,
but
diamond-drilling
has.
been
started
from
the
recently
completed
lower
tunnel.
Other
properties
on
which
extensive
work
is
being
done
include
the
Kblor-ado.
Silver
Crest
,and
Hollywood
Lronholm-Bartholf
Mines.
Lim
ited).
'
,
Bear
River
:
Ih.'ltm'Bear
IthW
d'orllnnil
'j&fiiil
r
'?eVtlnnfl6vcIt)ineht
work
has
been
reumeil
on
Hie
Silver
ado,
inn
Portland
Canal
Min
ing
Company
did
some
exploration
work
this
year;
the
Dumvell
lias
bail
extensive
development
work
done
including
drifting
on
No.
3
tunnel,
cross-cutting
in
No.
i
tunnel,
and
drifting
on
Ihe
....
1
.
,
'
YVIIKN
an
irresistible
fom
meets
an
nninovealile
liodv.
n..
In
Ihe
Salmon
Itiver
(Portland
'Children
all
hurry
oul
of
tu
Canal)
section
the
Premier
mine!
house.
has
lieen
steadily
developing
orej
-
reserves,
which
assures
the'
A
TKLKPHOXR
continued
output
of
this
property!
neither
business
or
for
some
time
tp
come.
The
BjO.JIIer.s
is
a
calling.
Silver
Mines,
Limited,
propertyi
,
'
I'A
1
lany
tan
;
giil
has
lirofessloa.
has
also
been
continuously
de-i
YpU
don't
gel
down
on"
nu
veloped
both
by
drifting
andjelephanl.
you
gH
li'oir
a
eoiiro
'
-
-
c-
......
.
.i
.
.
Hear
the
knocker
workimr
itap,
rap,
rap
y
Kverybody
burking,
.
What
a
splendid
Job
.
To
-act
as
a
brake
Holding
back
(he
lluiousbie
For
cussediies
sake.
,"B)lpVlTY
isjr.Ksourof
wll."
If
lbefiirlfs;'ai
wtJhV
dress
is
XOTICR
'
li
ralnnfffj-
howler
or
a
soapbox
spieler
and
you'll
see
how
nice
he
keeps
his
hands.
THIS
most
important
industry
Judged
by
numeric
rules
In
which
the
cotinlry
is
engaged
Is
raising
liens
and
fools.
JUDGING
from
the
first
we
.k
wd
in
J
KILLS
1
H
V.ncoutr.r.
FLIES.
MOTH9
HOSQUITOCS
.
LLKaBtjunsLfl
m
Irwtltut.
Win
not
rgfF
IllwmlcMtohiana
andanlmaU.
I
I
YourOrocer
or
Druggist
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
lias
produced
.Minerals
as
follow:
Placer
Hold.
77
.'is
tiv-.
i
.
47.1.HH);
Silver,
08,.S2t,r,7l;
Lead,
$70,5
48.578
:
U.pper
'
!H7
i'sV-?
i7l,107;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
l,:Uf:M0;
3oU
and
Uikc
aiL
.
Am
'i
MMiie.
Brick,
Cement,
etc.,
ft2,2S!i,8li
;
making
lis
Mineral
prod.Vt
'
,
T.
""'Mini
is'
l
snow
an
"
"
''ir
,,
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704
'
604
The
Mining
Lnws
of
this
Province
are
more
libera)
and
Bin
fees
,lWr
,i
any
other
Province
in
the
Dptuipiof,,
or
any
colony
in
I
ho
British
kn.n.ri
"e
01
Mineral
locations
are
granted
t
discoverers
for
nominal
fees
m"'Mrft
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
,jr
developing
such
properties,
',n
,..
,
,
'
nr
lv'H''h
t
guaranteed
Jy
Crown
Orants.
n
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Beptri
ard
Map,
nuiv
be
ol,i-,in,,i
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
M,
"
Victoria,
British
Columbia
YB.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Pronerliel
i.
."
...
.
work
has
beei.
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
(he
Annual
Bep.,,1.'
,
of
Mines.
I
host;
considering
milling
inveslmenls
should
refer
l..
i,
i
it
iM.iii.ii.MT
Hiiji'Mii
.
iiiuffc
.mi
iiiiieuiiuii
10
me
llepnrttnent
of
Mi.,
lu'puris
hi
uie
iieoiogicai
nurvey
01
uanaiia.
I'nciric
Building
mended
as
valunble
sources
of
iiiformnlion.
company,
which
generally
means
lias
neen
none
on
ihe
heysionc.
I
.
.
.
.
-
the
public,
must
therefore
as-;on
lloundy
Creek.
or
,wu
it
docs
not
look
as
if
sutue
Ihe
risk
of
trying
to
make'
In
the
Kitsumgrallum
Lake
sec-1
p,.jm.(.
H
u
jrt
would
make
much
the
future
mines.
The
public
lion
Ihe
Chiro
Mining
Company
jaf
.,
'
record
for
.une
should
therefore
use
its
best
has
Jtecn
working
on
the
Bear!
judgmenMn
buying
mining
slock,i
group,
and
.the
Kalum
Lake
selecting
only
the
company
j
Mines.
Limited,
has
lieeu
'devel-
whose
property
is
endorsed
by
a
oping
its
"property
on
the
west
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
T1IK
council
passed
a
motion
"I'wus
recorded
in
the
book,
Bui
the
mayor
woke
up
and
asked
the
clerk
To
lake
another
look.
He
swprc
an
awful
evil
oath
As
mayors
will
sometimes
do.
That
no
such
.gol
dam
moii.oi
had
By-any
means
gone
throng!..
And
'ben
the
mayor
sat
i.hi
and
said
He'd
keep
litem
there
all
niaht
Unless
they
said'
be
was
av,ke
'the
previous
council
nizhl.
Por
how
could
he
have
ku!
titer
Ami
asked
them
all
tp
vote
If
he
was
firni
asleep
ul
then
it
They
surely
got
his
goal1
So
the
mayor
lie
fumed
v
d
tne
mayor
he
hjulfe.l,
And
aldermen
blinked
it".
iav.
At
the
very
curious
way
...
wh.-iii
Their
chairman
bad
behaved.
They
laughed
and
swore.
coughed
and
sp.it.
And
finally
look
lite
pill.
And
the
mayor
came
oul
of
gruelliiu
bout
The
victor,
like
Kaiser
Bill.
Ihey
tli
TBUE
BILLS
flEJURNED
i
True
bills
were
brought
in
byj
the
Grand
Jury
at
Ihe
Supreme;
Court
Assizes
yesterday
in
Ihel
cases
of
Atcx
Stewart
of
port
Hssinglon
charged
with
aUemp'-ed
murder
and
W.
Pollard
of
Bella
Cnola
charged
with
manslaughter
following
it
automo
bile
collissjnn
which
caused
the
loath
of
John
Clelland.
Thcj
latter
ease
is
being
proceeded!
with,
today.
I
SKALKD
TLXMLltS
addressed
to
tlir
undersigned,
and
endorsed
lender
for
Wharf
Hepalrs,
Port
Clonienls,
B.C.,
will
be
received
until
12
o'clock
noon
(daylight
saylnfl't
Tuesday,
June
23,
1925,
lor
i-epairs
to
the
wharf
at
Port
Cleiiienl,
fJkeriia
IlstrJci,
B.r
Plans
and
loruis
of
contract
can
be
seen
and
specification
anil
rorms
of
tender
nhtuinrd
at
Ibis
Depart
incut,
at
the
ollice
of
the
District
Hngineer,
old
Post
fjlllcp
Building,
Victoria.
B.C.;
ami
a.l
the
Post
Olllces,
Vancouver,
B.C..
Prince
Jluperl,
B.C.
and
Por.
Clemonls,
B.C.
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
utiles
made
on
Iho
printed
forms
supplied
by
Ihe
Department
and
in
accordance
ujlh
the
conditions
contained
therein.
Knch
tender
must
tie
accom-l
panted
by
an
accepted
cheque,
on
a
chartered
bank,
payable
to
top
order
of
the
Minister'
of
Public
Works,
equal
In
10
per
cent
of
iho
amount
of
lhe.cnder.
Bonds
t
II.
It
t
I
M
.
in
me
nonunion
01
uanadu
or
Bonds
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
Company
will
alsp
he
acceplcd
as
scjurily,
or
bonds
and
a
cheque
If
required
In
make
up
an
odd
amount.
Nolo.
Blue
prints
can
be
obtained
at
this
Department
by
'de
positing
ail
accepted
cheque
for
i
lie.
sum
or
I0,
payable
lo
I
be
order
of
the
Minister
of
Public
Work,
which
will
bo
reli.ri.ed
if
the
intending
bidder
submit
i.
regular
bid.
By
order,
S.
K,
O'BIIUCN,
Sec
re
I
a
ry.
jiepanmeni
or
Public
Works,
'
Ottawa,
May
20,
1025.
llll'llll
!
J
-;
t
M
Ti,-.
'
II.'.
SPECIAL
SALE
PRICES
on
Seagrass
Chairs
and
Rockers
$6.50
$6,75
A
shipment
of
tins
popular
line
ill
lime
fur
our
furniture
sale.
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
121
LESS
TALKING!
and
more
practical
regard
for
those
win
forced
hi
work
for
an
exigence.
We
have
all
got
to
live.
Ir
I
can
g
-
lion
ju
export
and
import
goods
or
if
I
.
i
trail
Work
at
reasonable
prices
why
'
business?
ECKOFF
STUDIO
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
6th
SL
Phone
Red
Comfortable
Room
from
52
a
Week
and
up
REGENT
HOTEL,'
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
Sixth
SL
SALMON
P
Ihr
TROLLERS
Before
outfitting
it
will
pay
you
to
m
sc;'
!ir
Hoo
.
Trolling
fiear.
Wo
have
a
new
line
of
Salmon
Swlvells,
Cqttyhunk
and
Gear
or
nil
kinds.
.
,1,1
itr
slock
you
will
find
everything
yo
,J",JJJ
"
'Ahchor$;
Rope,
Chain,
Marine
Hardware
or
all
kmu-
am!
Copper
Paints,
Galoy
Stoves
and
IHciimJ
If
it's
for
Ibe
boat
we
hqve
it.
,
,r
Boats
are
losl
every
year
by
fire
have
von
g'i
Pyrene
Fire
Extinguisher
yet?
Wc
sell
them.
Call
and
see
us.
,
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
(Near
rosi
uno.;
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Friwcll
Iliilclur
sn.
from
the
Kmpress
llolel
We
We
carry
carry
a
a
full
tun
i"l
lino
oi
'
.
MniCQ
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS
CANDID
'spcifi.
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
proprIelof
aames
zarein
RAW
FURS
.
i.i..
If
you
want
lo
be
paid
higher
pm"
for
your
BAW
KUBH,
forward
llrem
to
R.
8.
ROPIN80N
SONS,
IJO.
B,dg
Kal.
IH8U.
Httr.lvna
Blwlnn
Office
Office
11
11
225-6
22"
Stapcaru
Branch
Head
Office
Vancouver,
B.C.
v,
"
:
.ei
ii
it
hi.
Iir..
13.u
I
Lnuist-
VinniPp
ei
Mm.
nrfl.eJ
1020
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