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Wednesday,
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5,
1925
Juneau
Paper
Enters
Halibut
Controversy.
The
Alaska
Daily
Empire,
published
at
Juneau,
devoted
the
Iniurlran
ri.li.rnwii
.
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II.
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....toiiiinil
ikl
Election
Issues
In
New
Brunswick.
Perhaps
the
outstanding
issue
in
f
lie
present
provincial
election
campaign
in
New
Brunswick
is
(he
proposed
hydroelectric
development
at
(irand
Falls.
At
the
last
session
of
the
legislature,
the
goveriime'ul
inlroduced
and
succeeded
in
pilot
Bear
River
Mining
Properties
Reviewed
in
Report;
Symptoms
of
Real
Operations
Apparent
.By
O.
A.
Clothier.
ResiJenl
Engineer
The
Bear
River
section
includes
all
the
Bear
River
valley
and
tributaries
thereto
livni
Stewart
north.
It
h
bad
a
great1
revival
of
mining
tin
year,
due
to
the
very
gratifying
results
ob-
lained
in
the'developnietil
of
the
lumwell
mine
ni
Glacier
creek.
During"
the
summer
there
were
at
least
fifteen
wipanie.
carry-,
ing
on
development
work,
of
which
nine
are
continuing
work
throughout
the
wiiiler,
the
greatest
activity
yel
seen
in
the
Bear
River
.section.
The
symptoms
,
of
real
mining
development
are
becoming
more
pronounr'l
eaelil
-
-.
year,
au.i
me
iih-ci:t
'-'Miiany
.
Thi
-.mnany
wa
in-
leasl
in
ome
instance
changed
jwirporuW'd
thi.
yt-ar
with
a
cap-to
a
"lame-caUer."
ilalizalion
of
:no,oon,
divided
Snnw
worthy
development
work
j0
i,fioo,Aft(
share,
with
it
ha
been
done
by
the
small
ojer-
rP?rtsleriN
olHce
at
Vieloria.
Its
alert-
I
hi
year
and,
while
all,
holdings
consist
or
ten
Crown
cannol
be
successful,
many
of;Br.inWi
miarai
claim
formerly
the
i.nv.erties
are
showing
eon-
owned
hy
the
Portland
Canil
sidejable
merit.
Tunnel
Company,
which
some
(
The
Duowell
Miues,
I.imil.Jyears
aeo
drove
a
erosseut
tun-
hu,.
demonstrated
the
conlinua-
Mr
3,500
fet
into
the
hill,
from
lion
or
us
ore-bodies
10
we
which
about
l,6oo
feet
of
drifting
fourth
Ivl
and
is
now
in
.an
.was
.torn
oil
fmir
veins
Inler-
cxcellent
position
for
serums
ile-L0Cte.Lby
the
mmn
tunnel.
Noni
I
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...
a
Hie
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I'U.U.
;
lacier
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In.i
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vtll,
a
renlv
me
onus
cxo.iseu
roiiimerei
,....
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V,
,
,
"
'
'Minim?
Company
has
done
a
lol
.,..
of
any
Importance.
an
editorial
written
111
the
Prince
Rupert
Itailv
News
rv.--eiill
or
,,,1
WTlrt
and
wilt!
The
firr
two
veins,
the
Luckv
regarding
Ketchikan's
errorts
to
capture
the
halibut
lurking
in-j
now
furllHtr
explore
il
jrrouiwl
.Hoy
anl
Mpat
and
irobilly
tlic
dustry
on
the
Pacific
coast.
jhy
diamond
drilling.
The
l-ake-jihh
the
Menard,
would
If
ex-The
editorial
imputed
lhat,
whereas
the
people
of
Prints
vew
.Mines,
Limited,
has
,very
tended
ian,e
south
be
in
the
ioif"Uv
opened
U!
its
prip,10IlU
sllvrt
Mln,
UmiiM.
...
,
.vLi,,
1..
h.,ve
the
nurl
doed
-
-e
o
-
r
,
Ii.ertv.
al.ovt.
the
DUnwe
.
til
s
,:i
i
lliev
Hikv
were
vre
now
iiiiw
worrvuiir
wiirrvinir
iitt-Miie
le'Mllse
Keo'hi
ivficin-
.
.
.--
.
Kan
peopi
itwV
......
j
of
e,aJh
aU
can
1
if
11
ii.iiii
iiniiiiia
mn
Jlie
Xorfti
Line
and
Sou:.i
ine
r.uip
ie
snooiu
1101
avn,c
....a
rr..v
.B
en
u
,u,nwl.
ha
teiiww-lratitl
lhat
extensive
de-
to
t
ie
KitlV
acvvs.
1
ills
imiier
net-r
ur.ueij
f
.mii.
in.
...c
t...
1
i,u.
.
.
move
to
have
the
port
ciosed
to
American
hertne,,:
It,
now-l
K"
.
ever,
eoimsel
led
lhat
uch
a
steo
sliould
he
taken
only
a
a
11
of
individual
prttsperting
and
develoiuuenf
being
done
in
all
parts
of
this
serf
ion.
This
region
has
been
pretty
well
staked,
especially
close
in.
but
ex-
ing
through
Hie
houe
legi-lalion
which
provides
or
Ihe
expeil-J;,i0ra,jOn
trails
arn
beinu'
ex
t!.
Tllf
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11
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I
l.
II1
(inure
01
ii-o
1111111011
iionnrs
10
roniieita
uie
iiiuuii
oevoioiuieui
at
(.rapd
Falls.
The
Couervalives
do
110I
oppose
the
(iraiid
Fallsx
dAelopment
but
argue
that
die
scheme
'is
being
proceeded
with
before
sufficient
juformaliou
is
available
lo
ensure
its
success.
Further
Ihe
Conservatives
lake
Ihe
stand
that,
.in
view
of
the
tremendous
financial
outlay
involved,
Ihe
people
ol
the
province
should
be
given
Ihe
opportunity
jo
say
at
the
polls
whether
or
not
they
desire
Ihe
province
to
lake
hold
of
the
project
and
operate
il.
.ft
iaiiU;U
on
the
ill'-
t
I
III.
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rll
III
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IFIIIVI
I'llllJ.l.
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-,
IT
II.U
an
issue
as
well
ns
prohibition
enforcement.
j
On
Ihe
whole,
however?
il
looks
(hat
the
Liberals
arc
stronger
in;
New
Brunswick
than
ihey
wce
in
Nova
Scotia
and
no
big
tipheayn)
i
.expected
when
the
ballots
are
counleil
on
the
night
of
August:
III.-
.
mm
fir
.
wc
worm-owum
Hills
&
Underwood
LondonDryGin
Distilled
by
the
famous
London
proccss--the
gin
you
will
ask
for
again.
The
standard
of
purity
for
over
160
years.
$3.50
A
BOTTLE
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
(he
Liipuor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
tended
yearly
as
an
aid
and
in
ducement,
for
wider
prnsjierlinjr.
Silverado
Group
The
Silverado
tiroup
consist
of
four
claims
.and
a
fractional
claim,
owned
hy
John
llaahfi,
J.
W.
Stewart,
of
Stewart,
and
as-
swfales.
The
property
Is
situ
ated
east
jde
of
the
head
above
lie
town
of
Stewart,
and
at
an
eleva
tion
or
about
1,000
feet.
It
has
been
reported
in
the
Minister
ol
Mines'
llci.orts
of
1021,
1922,
ID23;
lo
which
the
toader
Is
re
ferred.
V,
'
"
'
i
'
',v
'
'Miibseipieul
work
consists
of
t
lie
driving
of
Ihe
old
tunnel
122
feet,
making
il
a
total
length
of
383
feel
from
Ihe
portal.
A
sliorf
1
.
.
...
.
.
.
immei
is-icci
mug
was
onven
on
the
vein
100
feet
south
or
the
main
tunnel.
Forty
feel
of
drifting
was
done
on
what
Is
"knowr
as
the
gold
vein,
af
3,200
feet
elevation.
Several
open
cuts,
nave
been
put
In
near
the
lower
camp.
The
main
tunnel
Is
being
extended
for
the
purpose
of
cutting
two
other
parellel
veins
whic'ij
outcrop
above,
and
in
which
good
inveraKe
silver
values
are
obtain
ed
on
the
surface.
Should
llies.
veins
prove
equal
to
expectations
from
the
surface
showings,
this
property
can
no
doubt
be
de-etoped
into
a
paying
undertaking.
Its
situation
Is
ideal
for
trans-
portal
ion.
The
present
aerial
tram
can
be
extended
from
the
mine
to
tidewater.
Under.
present
conditions
il
is
not
particularly
pleasant
for
winter
work,
but
these
could
be
readily
improved
ir
extensive
work
were
planned.
Them
Is
a
small
bunk-huuse
nt
Hie
tunnel,
telephone
connection
to
the
nlllco
in
Stewart,
and
a
cache
"ind
barn
at
the
lower
camp.
Phoenix
Silver
The
Phoenix
Silver
Mines,
Lid.
Portland
Canal
Tunnel
Com-
Tlie
Lucky
Hoy
and
MpIIwi
would
rise
into
the
Port-land
Canal
'Mining
Company
ground
within
a
comparatively
the
1c-
short
.lisfatire.
All
011
the
nre-
.
tr
-
-
.
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..,.
...
.
course,
that
they
niain-
frtkes
and
dips
as
in-
'
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-
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'joionir
'
uie
iuneu
011
inr
:i''r:'i.i,i
.oiii
X
iil(a
"rta"
nrl.iee
anil
M
in
....
it
.
1
...
1
resort
and
only
then
.r
it
was
i
crta.n
ll.j.t-
it
would
...it
be
cut-
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In
.tnl
il
fa.-e
.
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iuiihu.
.m.
.
.....
....rv..
-
-v.
.
,'M
ues,
Llmiled,
has
proven
a
iik,
Mera
vein
in
the
.HUIUB
'M1
mi
T
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Hi...
lli:il
lln
evv
is
sliclillv
l-llllfllf
'
"r..'"
7.
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T,
"..v."
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.:....
.
'
n
'L..'.,
...considerable
tonnage
or
lush-
,untlP,
j
pre.u.nably
the
.
.r
nr,,,,
,.
.
...b
....
..
.
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-.jltsll(.
concerning
ort.t
vvarran,in?
fur,h
r
ex-
,,.
Mines
liimnanv
American
lisli
111
l.onti
mnuign
uaiiaua
an
uui.
.nnccus
...
,urfi
llu.
Silv,ra(lo
Mlllin.
plain
that
what
ll.e
Kel.
lukan
people
really
want
is
to
have
l.imllcl.
is
exposhif
American
fish
handled
through
here
considered
as
Canadian
audi
;
...,
In
addition
to
these
companies
there
is
a
very
appreciable
amount
I
f
"
have
the
two-cent
tariff
imposed
on
it.
e
are
quite
awaro
that
fn
k(mv?l
that
is
what
Kelchikau
really
d.-es
want
for
the
editor
on
1(.
,urfaCP.
Tbe
Ter-
Kelchika.i.paper
said
so
when
he
was
here
last
week.
H'at;niinus
Mme)!f
i,imnei
wm
pr)iv.
However,
is
sunpiy
anouier
llllllg
10.11
ncunnvnu
iuui
uu.u
.
.
.,
compel
there
rather
than
come
to
..unerican
American
boals
oais
Iti
..1
land
their
..nr
.mu
calche.
iclo
......
......
,unnPi
reiirties
spn
spn
cro4jtfUl
cro4s.ul
unw
rei,res
u.
l.
Prince
Rui-erl.
And
at
that
there
.s
a
iiucslion
vvhether,.,,
UitlPuetuWnei,
,;oll,
Mlnin?
erican
riln-rmen
vyoub
be
ahead
by
landing
tbejr
hahbu
Unxll.
has
pro-
very
iveicuiKau
hlkan
for
mr
a
a
u-nj
ferry
trip
nip
lo
w
.-inn.-
Prince,
Rupert
n..j...
llimi
ii.au
they
mrj
would;,
""",uimising
.
ground
,uill,
lo
to
explo.v
exi0.v'
Th,
The
the
Ameri(
ai
U.e
11
tney
came
uireci
in
mute
nopriv
aim
miu
ic
suggest..
Jlufu?4
sjilver-l.eal
Mines.
Limit.
iwo-ceni
uiriii.
11
is
j,ciici..iij
n.c.c
uu.u
wj
made
a
good
start
111
Ihej
considerable
delay
m
gelling
me
imi
easi
ttirougn
inai
exira
re-,,,
inrecl,on
in
11(0
,,m,,,ectHg
lay,
and
thai
would
no
doubt
affect
priCes
.,,
nia,,pillg
r
jhrturfare.
The
t
II
all
resolves
itself
into
Hip.
same
old
thing.
Kelch.kaii!
,,,,,,
Petroleum
and
De-wants
lo
use
Hie
Canadian
National
Railway
out
of
Prince
'-,
Velopment
Company
is
doing
pert
but
il
wants
lo
reap
all
the
benefits
that
Prince
Rupert,
in
ne
JeeI
croscl'jug
(0
xej
some
measure
at
least,
is
(nlilled
to.
It
is
not
a
matter
of
cd.-
uni(,r
any
ravorabIp
Mlterir
serving
llie
pnucipie
01
1111;
larui
aim
nutri
ii..i.in...
untie
'""sjjj
jaI,,j
Huipire
mup.
Tlsej
oi
me
couuiry.
n
is
miiijuj
a
111.111t.-r
ui
iiiimius
ttjiiiuiunin,
Hj,
jver
vjI1(,
Limited
is
Willi
JU'iciiiKau
ano
rriuce
iiopt-n
uic
ciupciiioi.-
01
mis
'o-inroshertinsr
a
-
oromisln"
looking'
stance.
vein.
j
Ten
Years
Ago
in
rrinee
Kuperi
Aunust
5,
1915.
tbe
long
Port-
vein
on
which
the
wrk
was
done
by
lhat
company
al
the
head
of
the
tramway.
If
the
drift
were
extended
from
the
long
tunnel
to
underneath
the
Portland
Can
i'
workings,
a
distance
of
about
6,000
feet,
it
woubl
gain
a
depth
of
about
,2T0
feet.
The
Mel
ha
vein
lias
been
d
rifle.
I
on
n
distance
of
airoxiinalely
50
feeJ.
of
wbiiSb
approxbrAtely
3n0
reel
is
in
tbe
I'hoenix
(ioinpanr
cround.
without
findiuc
comini
i-
eial
ore
of
inmnrtanee.
The
fae
o?
fills
drift
I
now
very
prohahly
ill
Portland
t'.anal
Mines.
I.imi!-
eil.
ground
and
would
have
to
he
driven
.00
feet
to
800
feet
fa--
Iber
before
entering
the
com
pany
ground
again
on
the
Diss
claim.
The
audiiorium
was
crowde.!
last
evening
with
possibly
lh
largest
audience
ever
assembled
in
Prince
Itupert,
f
tie
occasion
beiiiK
Ihe
commemoration
of
Ihe
anniversary
at
the
war.
Newton
Wesley
Howell,
Liberal
leader
or,
the
opposition
in
the
Ontario
house,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Howell
and
family,
arrived
in
Ihe
city
on
t
lie
Prince
Hui
rf
tills
morning
and
left
on
the
train
for
Ihe
easl.
During
their
stay
in
the
cily
Ihey
Were
shown
'Y'l...
'
ftv
l.?t(?.fl
aroubd
by.
T.
'It
lnwlln.
F.tl4
Ir
Smtlh,
n
'liiember
of.
the
rTlilnriar
affVof
the
Toronto
News
arrived
in
the
city
last
evening.
He
lias
been
engage!
in
writing
a
series
of
spcrl.il
articles
for
his
paper,
and
while
in
the.
city
visited
the
drydock
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
Lease
Land
to
In
Land
llecording
District
of
Prince
Itupert,
and
situate
al
Ferguson
Hay,
Masselt
Inlet,
O.C.
Islands,
B.C.
Take
Nolico
that
Gosse-Mil-lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
Salmon
Canners,
in
tends
to
npply
for
a
lease
of
the
louowmg
ucscrinou
lanns:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approximately
20
chains
cast
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1571;
Ihcucc
south
3
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
south
2
chains;
thenco
west
10
chains
lo
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
thence
souflt'iK
chains;
thcjicc
west
10
chains;
thonco
norlh
20
chains;
thence
cast
2
chains,
tnoro
or
less,,
lo
beach;
tlicnce
following
meandering
of
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less.
.
v"
GOS8H-MILLF.IID,
LTD.
"
"
'Applicant.
Per
Wm.
O.
.Mitchell,
Agent
Dated
June
2Cth,
1025,
,
LAND
ACT
and
other
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
Lease
Land
eighty
acre,
more
or
less.
to
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Uncording
District
of
Prince
Hupert,
and
situate
about
two
mile
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Rooney
Point,
Masett
Inlet,
(iraham
Island,
British
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
Langara
Fishing
St
Packing
Company
Limited,
of.
Masselt,
B.C.,
occupation
Packers,
intends
lo
apply
for
lease
of
the
following
de
scribed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
two
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Hnoney
Point,
Massed
Inlet,
Graham
Island,
British
Col
umbia;
thence
easterly
live
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low-
water
mark;
thence
northerly
along
low
water
mark
one
hun
dred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
westerly
five
chains;
tlicnce
southerly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
LANOAHA
FISIIINO
..
PACKING
PACKING
CO.
LTD.
Applicant
Per
E.
H.
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
June
13th.
1925.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
llecording
District
of
Prince
Itu
pert,
and
situate
about
one
anf)
a!
half
miles
east
of
Masselt
Lighthouse,
at
the
mulji
of
Mas-sett
Inlet,
Graham
Island,
British
Columbia.
TAKi:
NOTICF.
lhat
Langarn
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Victoria,
B.C.,
occupation,
packers,
Intends
to
apply
ror
a
lease
or
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
nt
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
Seven,
Graham
Island,
British
Columbia,
about
one
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Masselt
Lighthouse
ai
me
mouth
or
Masselt
Inlet
'
ri
I
.
.
1
,
.
!
iir.iii.im
isiano,
jirmsh
Columbia;
Ihencc
northerly
rive
chains-,
more
or
less
to
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly,
along
low
water'
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty'
chains;
thence
southerly
five"
cnatns;
uience
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
eighty
acres
1
more
or
less.
LA
NO
A
It
A
FISHING
&
PACKING
HO.
LTD.,
Appllcnnt.
Per
K.
II.
SlmpHon,
Agent.
Dated
June
10th,
(025,
x
1
on
the
Prince
Hupert
I
hie
morn
ing
en
route
to
Vernon.
It
fit
Huded
Arthur
llamhlin.
Holier'
White,
and
Hirhaii!
Pen
',
w':l
known
locul
hiys,
and
three
tn-n
the
Irish
Fusiliers.
Medium
A
little
higher
in
price,
hui-
what
a
wonderful
difference
a
few
cents
make
rob
storage
plant
point
of
interest.
A
party
of
Iwehe
recruit
lef
FOR
SALE
44
Halibut
Gear
iHMaBsau
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
ganglngs
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
IM
PRINCE
RUPERT,IB.C.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
PUf9
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SP
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
530
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
Q.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
NlQ
Phon
6S7
53)
Gr.
6!
Black
735
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Frizzcll
Ilulchcr
Hlmp,
ncros
from
the
Knipresa
Hotel
Wo
carry
n
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCJAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarolll
propri't"