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DAILY
EDITION
Friday.
August
7,
1925.
No
dinilil
Ihe
newlv
elected
Coiiervative
governlnenl
lit
Nova
Scotia
will
claim
credit
for
llie
etlleiiiunl
of
the
coal
strike
in
'that
province
and,
in
smiie.
respect,
it
may
lie
entitled
to
it,
though
Ihe
ierins
of
the
sctllenieiil
do
not
indicate
that
the
new
regime
is
anv
less
"under
the
llitimir
of
the
British
Empire
Skrl
Co,
than
Ihe
old
Liber.il
government
vyn
un
ited
of
being,
'However
this
may
be,
it
?honId'
boa-
mailer,
of
general
eralificaiioti
that
ihe
end
of
the
long
industrial
struggle
is
in
sichf
and
thai
Cabe
Utelon
will
soon
le,'busy
again
at
its
prill
cipal
iiidii.lry
Strikes
like
(liestj
sire
,pot
goikl
for
llie
morale
of
the
country
and
certainly
do
I'lOf
couslitule
good
advertising
for
Canada
abroad.
Looks
Like
An
,
Election
Soon.
(
The
dale
of
the
federal
general,
eleilloii
is
still
uncertain
and
speculation
js
rife
a
to
when
il
will
be
held.
However,
Ihe
campaign
may
now
be
said
to
be'oii
ami
it
will
only
need
the
spark
of
a
definite
announcement
lo
intensify
It.
Arthur
Melghen
and
the
Conservatives
are
already
on
,
the
slump
and
so
arc
ome
of
the
Liberals.
The
iiidii'alioiisjiife'
I
liul
Ihe
election
will
be
held
be
fore
lliere
is
another
session
nV
parliament
and
il
is
very
likely
that
Premier
King
will
niake
an
announcement
to
that
effeci
in
llie
course
of
the
next
fcw.
dajs.
Importance
Of
Fishing
Industry.
While
the
great
agricultural,
timber'
and
mining
resources
of
Cauaila
have'dt'servedly
reccived'a
great
deal
of
publicity.
comparatively
little
has
been
published
regarding
the
fishing
in
dtjtrv
iu
llanada.
As
a
matter
of
fact,,
il
is
the
one
natural
re
source
which
is
inexhaustible.
It
will
not
be
many
years
before
a
great
tide
of
immigration
will
stream
into
Canada,
such
as
was
experienced
during
the
years
jireViiijiig,
the
great
war,
and
as
this
continues
Hie
availalde
nrablii'laud
will
grow
scarcer
and
M'arrcr.
As
the
great
publishing
iuleresl
of
the,
United
Stales.
especially,
i-ouliutfC
lo
use
enormous
quantities
of
paper
made
from
Canadian
wood
ion
Pit
pin
1
P.
1.
and
aim
huibJinc'activUies
iiuiijiug'aciivmi-s
rcqniir
require
an
ever-nicriiiMig,-
sjippl
pjly
stnmrin
soutewiiai
L
or
Iutulieri?of
.ill
iirs
-Canada
tu'isl
then
Ihe
saliielp'ysjtf.uiWlu
of
standing
republic
today
as
regards
regards
her
her
pfeseul
present
limited
limited
supi
supply
merchantable
timber..
And
perhaps
sometime
the
great
silver,
their
slorcs-nr
valuable
mineral
cojueiu.
But
in
Ihe
great
fishing
banks
the
supply
or
edible
murine
life
will
be
inexhaustible
if
it
is
properly
conserved,
Virgin
prairie
may
become
farm
lauds
loo
high
in
price
to
attract
the
immigrant
or
ill
plates
benuno-yiliiiiblo
rily
lots,
vast
tracts
of
timber
may
de
denuded
of
lhtelr
growth
nild
inineral
veins
rimy
jiitich
mil,
but
Naltne
w
ill
ciintimie
lo
reproduce
her
kind
in
Ihe
waters
of
Ihe
deep
ltist
as
she
lias'alvny.s
done
since
Creation.
Willi
the
present
high
cost
of
living
il
Is
surprising
thai
fish
is
md
more
popular
than
il
is.
However,
a
greul
change
has
lakeit
place
ill
tin'
past
few
yenrji.
and
while
lite
proportion
of
fish
Is
but
a
very
slmdl
fraction
of
the
meal
coiisunlplioit
of
tin?
country
the
progress
which
has
hCen
made
is
vastly
eucourag-iiftf
to
those
Who
are
Interested
in
the
Canadian
fishing
industry.
Commercial
and
Financial
World.
Tkimi
nofMushid
"-o
1
lit
.
J.W
it
Is
iVtfr
reMT
haMt
of
23JC
pany
jiroono.
Ad2
rfief
daily
hkwth
TWO
'
v
-
J?fo
ipu
coffee
tfise
?
If
so,
you
will
always
use
NABOB
V
COFFEE
Full
flavored
and
fresh
in
the
vacuum
tin.
Try
a
pound
today.
Victoria,
Emperor
and
Lakeview
Mines
in
Stewart
District
Are
Covered
in
Government
Report
By
fi.
A.
Clothier,
Resident
Engineer
ti...
it
i.
.nn
isis
ni
lour
i-ianns
liauuv
i.
lilt-
iMim.i
-
ikiiulf
n.
2.
Star
No.
1.
ami
ami
Mar
Mar
No.
No.
2
2
situated
situated
....
north
north
,1
,..i..;
it.-
D.invvetl
irroim
ami
east
of
Ihe
Alayiiovver
jrmnp.
Farlv
in
the
spring
,Un
properly
was
acquired
hy
II.
W
.
.Marluij
and
Kadeni
associates
and
Mime
work
done
in
II
if
hed
of
a
deep
creek
cutting
eros
llie
elaims.
The
work
consisted
of
open-j
.iilliiiir
and
a
crosscut
tunnel
ahout
7n
feet
in
length,
showidg
ii
:.....!:...
I
.iuiirl
viIik
null
.ilii-i
fiorl
)tml
lii'ililciti
.
ome
smaii
Him-niiini
n
,r,ic
wilh
the
slate
f.'rmaiioii.
Ued
railed
the
Victoria
Mines,a
lot
of
surface
cutting
iu
trnf
ins
limited,
witira
capiiniiiaiion
oi
45iift,fimi,
divided
into
50a,onfi
shares.
,
Thi
company
started
lafe
in
Iherfall
and
up
to
the
end
of
the
year
a
crosscut
tunnel
had
been
driven
"JO
feel
wtlh
the
oh-
jwl
of
ititling
any
or
all
of
me
inn-rind
level.
l
ui
nrst;
homiers
north-smith
scrips
of
vein
pro-,
1
foiled
to
find
the
vein,
and
the
iimikiiI
on
I
Ik-
DunvvHl,
and
sfemid
oin'ralors.
after
finding
vvhieh.
aeeordinjr
to
llie
pros
pee-:
it
and
duinjr
considerable
exphir-
h
issued
hy
the
company.
mut
lory
work.
abandoned
il
on
ae-
tieeessarilv
extend
Into
the
com-;
count
of
Ihe
low
valUe
obtain-
Emperor
Mines
The
North
Lipe
jrroiip
incjntle
Ihree
mineral
Halms
and
Iwo
rrueiiiM
North
Line.
Nwrlh
ffion
iwned
by
James
Aiehay,
oi
lewart,
and
siliialed
north
of
the
lakeview
irmiip.
,Last
year
the
rlaiins
were
bonded
to
tius
valiie,
lo
take
over
Ihe
properly.
II
1
expecled
there
.will
be.
no
difficulty
,in
ypnivln
necessary
fuinjs
to
)n':oeeeil',tn
Ijie
sprjng
on
aejiminrliens'iyeypLni
of
ilevel-opmeil.
A
trail
will
lie
rernni-
nVended
to
Ihe
properly
from
the
gold
and
copper
niilies
of
llie
Doiliiniou
will
become
depleted
of
jikevicw
or
whatever
point
Is
mosl
advantageous.
Lakeview
The
LakevievvMlnes,
Ltd.,
was
incorporated
in
April
of
this
year.
-willi
a
-
canilalizaliou
of
uriflO.nttn,
divided'
into
T,m,omrrr
shares.
Us
holdings
consist
of
lite
Lakes-lew
group
of
mineral!
claims
Lakeview
No.
1.
Lnke-'
view
No.
2,
Lakeview
No.
3,
and!
Ihe
Silver
Bell
Fraction,
slaked!
ami
owned
by
James
McKay
and.
('.has.
Hibeau,
of
Stewart
j
(lift
Lakeview
FracWnn
and
an
inler-csl
in
the
lljverslde
No.
1,
lliver-
side
No.
2,
and
Iliverside,
No,
Fraction.
-The
Lakeview
group
lies
east
of
and
adjoining
Ihe
I
(unwell
Mines,
Limited,
ground,
and
the
oilier
claims
between
the
Lake'
view
group
and
(ilacler
creek.
Altogether
is
jdeiil
ground
for
upending
and
shipping,
"belli
only
about
2
miles
froni
the
nialn
wnigoli
road
and
5
miles
'from
tide
water.
The
country
rock
Is
llie
Hjtter
Creek
formation,
composed
of
chiefly
iirgillilcs,
lu-rarcous
rocks,
and
bands
of
limestone.
The
Lakeview
claims
have
luul
an
extensive
amount
of
pros-
ait
hy
two
different
padie
who
have
had
il
under
bondl
he
lat-ler
work
conisN
'of
a
lunnel
driven
lo
cnl
the
velnf'at
a
depth
nf
tun
feel
and
is
now
culled
the
Cd,
contrary
sorfare
indica-lloni
al
Ibis
ilnl.
In
June.
of
this
year
II.
F.
Hill
was
apwihiled
mfhe
manager
by
Ihe
company
undrVntr
ebarite
of
Line
Fraelion.
South
LiHe.
Soulh
"I"-"""
Line
Kxlension,
and
F'Inl
Frae
fler
examining
anil
iurveyins
Ihe
sliowinps
and
workings
he
decided
lo
extend
the
working
in
Iho
old
inn-foot
leveL
which.
a
staled,
were
'utultulfiiiAl
in
lll'n
eer.llfi"I
'
.
itii-
..mii.
..
.
I
......
-
f
.
l
1.1
1
Seiffert.
who
onranizwl
tlifiNnrtUT"'"
""'""
.
'"":(
and
Sonlh
Line
Syndicate
it,
Van-
f
'
'
l
"
.
it
iii
vein
rieeririie
ii
iieiinpo
ani
coiiver
on
a
nasis
oi
.iow
unus,-"-
,,:
,,
:
,
.
.
.
of
a
par
value
of
;jF0
a
anil.
To
provide
working
funds
75
unfl
Were
disposed
of
ain
work-
was
slaried
as
e-trly
thl
spniw
as
snow
and
Iran"
conditions-
would
permit.
I'
inter
ihe
supervision
of
-Mr,
Seiffert
a
very
creditable
amount,
and
quality
of
work
has
been
done
this
season,
making
a
good
start
on
a
promising
property.
The
trail
was
put
in
passable
condition
from
the
Lakeview
lo
the
eainp.
Preliminary
lo
starling
development
work
two
b?
.cabins
were
Hytfitt,
Vm.
MHy
U
feet
and
the
other
18
by
31
feel,
for
mess
ami
bunk,
house.
A
great
.deal
of
surface
work
was
done
find
in
stripping
and
opeiuenllftig
ai
intervals
of
from
50
lo.
inn
feel,
tins
indicating
a
vein
of
from
7
lo
11
feel
in
width.
The
vein
has
a
quartz
gaugue
miucraliJed
wilh
galena,
zinc-blende,
and
pyrile.
A
tirossciil
tunnel
was
driven
130
feeL
striking
Ihe
hanging
wall
of
the
vein
al
a
deplh
of
about
H5
feel.
A
cut
of
13
feet
in
length
was
then
driven
across
Ihe
rtt
without
reachirTg
111
root
wall.
A
drift
was
driven
north,
iu
feel
and
another
.
25
feel
south,
both
in
Ihe
banning
wall
of
the
vein.
Both
faces
were
in
good
ore
when
work
wa
stopped
early
in
the
winter.
While
Ihe
ore
on
the
average
Is
mil
high
grade,
it
will
al
least
make
good
milling
ore.
with
the
probabilities
that
there
will
be
shoots
'of
shipping
grade
ore
in
it.
Mr.
Seiffert
has
now
inenrpnr
ated
llie
Emperor
Mines,
Limit
ed,
with
a
capitalization
of
I.-noo.ono
shares
al
K
each
par
the
vein-filling;
Hp
to
ft
feet
in
wfcllh
well
mineralized
wilh
pyrile,
galena,
and
zinc-blende.
showing
iu
plae)e
native
silver
and
argentine,
significant
In
being
the
first
found
n
this
level.
This
shoot
of
ore
proved
lo
le
rto
feel
long,
from
which
asas
ranging
up
to
0."?
oi.
gold
nod
.iy3.i
oz.
silver
t.
Ihe
Ion
were
obtained.
The
2
feH
of
ore
oli
the
hanging
wall
could
lie
broken
lo
average
so
a
u
and
could
be
hnnd-sortci
to
a
mneli
higher1
grade
;
the
3
or
i
feet
of
the
No
lance
or
the
vein
js
of
good
milling
grade.
Al
75
feef
from
(he
Stirling
Miinl
llie
vein
filling
win
replaced
by
tw'o
small
porphyry
dykes
for
about
15
reel,
from
which
point
the
vein
wa
again
drifted
on
lo
Ihe
face
50
feel,
showing
maximum
value
of
2.15
oz.
gold
and
iirtjJ
oz.
silver
lo
the
Inn.
Work
Transferred
ThN
work
proved
-llie
main
teuance
lo
ltd
level
of
the
high
values
shown
iti
the
surface
ex
posures.
As
no
further
depth
was
obtainable
in
Ibis
drift
il
vva
decided
lo
transfer
work
to
a
lower
crosscut
'
tunnel
until
a!
power
plant
had
been
nslhlled.
Extensive
surface
work
Was
also
done
on
(he
extension
of
this
vein,
3011
feel
west
from
Ihe
race
of
Ihe
drift.
Here
the
vein
wa
stripped
and
opcnrul
for
a
distance
of
inn
feet
farfher
wet.
showing
Us
widlh-lii'lie
from
'
(1
lo
H
feel.
Thren.
samples
along
Ihe
vein
gave
assay,
returns
as
follow1:
3i
Inches
vyidjv
".115
oz.
'gold
and
t(i.i
nz,
silver
lp
Ihe
ton;
1M
inches
wide,
o.ol
oz.
gold
ami
10
oz.
silver
to
the
ton;
I.'
Incbcs
wide,
o.o
i
pz.,
gold
and
ut.
hr,;,)
vvr
to
,1)1
,1011;
the
thre
samjrlf
avejrajimg
over
25
per
ent
lead.
V
In'jJIlie
light
of
llie
information
gainst
fioni
this,,
siifface
ami
underground
work,
a
rrns-ctit
lunnel.
Ihreo
hundred
fool
level,
was
started
in
October.
By
the
middle
of
November
Hie
collar
sels
were
in;
n
blacksmith
shop,
powder
bouse,
and
snow-
shed
had
been
built
atid
ore-car,
rails,
mining
supplies,
and
four
months'
grub
on
Hie
gittnnd.
Made
in
Canada
The
Lsbel
is
Red
and
White
new
camp
to
accommodate
fifteen
Jo
twenty
men.
convenient
to
both
the
I
oo-fool
and
300-foot
level,
was
huilt.
A
contract
for
Hie
driving
of
the
tunnel
was
let,
employing
six
men,
ami
at
llie
end
or
January.
IW
bet
had
len
driven.
It
U
esti-'
mated
that
the
vein
will
lie
cui
at
a
distance
of
5n
feel
from
of
and,
'
..
obtained
Ihe
dip
of
Ihe
on
vein.
A
power
plant
.
I
now
binp
taken
up
on
Ihe
show
and
ere-lidj
February,
ISS5
,
eonslslinv
"f
a
355-cuhie-foot
(i
lrtll
i:aa-
Later
a
.
ompany
was
r.-.i..-
i,y
me
original
owners,
wno
ni.r
.
...
.
.
H
f
,
j(
H,.
and
exposing
the
two
veins,
and
ilmii
InpersolNltand
compressor;
powW
iln1-Iieel.!
Vlrkers-Pettef
encinn;
receiver.
The
management
epeel
Iff
nave
il
opeihtinp
early
in
April
In
the
meantime
Ihe
tunnel
is
beinjj
continued
by
hand
and
It
nbiee-tive
ImoiM
le
reached
early
in;
May.
-
(
No
wxirk
ha
yet
been
done
on'
the
norlh-oiilh
vein.
A
shafl;
was
sunk
3i
feel
in
ore
all
the
way
by
former
operoters.
It
is
the
inlenlion
of
the
management
to
explore
Ihl
al
n
later
date
by
driving
a
croeul
fnm
llie
north
etd.
or
Ihe
0f
fof
level.1
a
dilanee'f
3o
fert,
whieh
will
obtain
a
vertical
depth
of
!?.'
feel
belr.vv
Ihe
collar
of
Ihe
shaft
This
i
n
very
proniiinir
vein,
shottinsr
a
plendil
grade
of
r
T"
vr
A
f
l
en
i
ears
go
In
Pfin
Rupert
Auflult
7,
1915.
Judge
Young
has
jul
handed
down
a
decision
that
crown
land
which
are
nnder
lease
by
private
persons
may
heroine
liable
to
lie
luxed
by
the
municipality
for
the;
full
value
of
Ihe
land
but
not
forj
the
Interest
reowseniefi
by
toe
rental
paW.
Children
are
bnlly
eiigaed
setftnp
flower
in
aid
of
Ihe
lied
l!ros
fimd
and.
a
a
recall
eon
A
IMidtii
modem
suiiUry
I
I
CDnJeniAnM
m
iderable
money
has
leen
turned
over
lo
llie
ireaurer
oi
m-
soefety.
Th
weekly
sales
are
nUo
Mns
well
patronized.
Yes
tenlay
Ihe"
sale
af
Parkin
A
W'aM
store
in
charge
of
Mr
Sboekley
ami
Mrs.
Tremane
realized
7.30.
V.
II.
Uallaway.
general
passenger
ageiif
of
the
Son
line
arrived
over
Ihe
n.T.P.
last
evening
ami
w'ent
soulh
ltd
morning.
Canon
nix
left
on
Ihe
Prince
lieorge
on
&
two
week's
vacation
In
his
absence.
Bishop
I
Mi
Verne!
will
conduct
Ihe
services
in
:t.
Andrew
church.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Ilecordlng
District
n!
Prince
Ilupert.
and
siluato
at
Ferguson
Bay,
Mactt
lnlet,
(J.C.
Island.
B.C.
'
Take
Notice
Dial
Oose-MII-
Herd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,1
occupation
Salmon
(dinners,
intends
lo
npply
for
n
lease
of
the'
following
described
lands:
'
j
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approximately
20
Chains
ensl
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1571;
Ihenee
sotllh
3
chain',
thence
west
tO
chains;
thence
south
21
chains;
thence
west
in
etiaini
lo
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
thence
south
8
chains;
thence
west
n
chains;
thence
north
20
chain;
thence
east
2
chains,
more
or
less,
to
beach
t
Ihcnce
following
meandering
of
nhflre
line
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less,
OOSSE-MILLKItl),
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
Win.
C.
Mitchell.
Agent
Dated
June
26th.
1025.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
tease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Lmid
Ilc-rordhiK
District
of
Prince
Iln-perl,
and
Minute
nbonl
two
miles
In
a
northerly
direction
from
flooney
Point,
Masselt
Inlcl.,
flralmm
Island,
British
Columbia'.
Taka
NoIIch
thai
Lnngarn
Kisfilnjf
A
Parking
Compuny
Limited,
Of
Mnsselt,
H.f'
0cc,i.
pallon
Packers,
InlemU
tn
npply!
ior
a
lease
or
llio
follouintt
de.
scribed
land:
noramencliitf
tat
a
pnt
plnnled
two
miles
In
n
northerly
difenllnn
from
Itooney
point,
Mnssctl
Inlcl,
nrnham
Island,
British
Hoi-nmbla;
Ihenee
enslerly
five
clialns,
more
or
less,
lo
low
Water
mark;
thence
northerly
AlonK
low
wafer
mark
one
linn
dred
and
sixty
chains,
lliinee
f
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT."
BEST
PROCURABLE
tOTTUO
4
6UAnTU0JB.r
tcm
The
Original
Label-
look
for
It
at
the
Vendors
and
Intitt
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
This
adveiliscm
ot
is
not
publi-hed
displayed
"
.
Liquor
(iilr-il
Board
-r
by
the
(ioveruiin
ot
.
Bfilish
(W'iniloa
FOR
SALE
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd-
PRINCE
RUI'ERT.IB.C
Boat
Builders!
We
have
20,000
feet
of
12
Inch,
58
Inch,
7-8
Inch
and
1
Inch
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
whoh
we
must
sell
i
vve
require
the
vard
p;i
lock.
DON'T
MISS
THIS
OPPORTUNITY
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
110
and
117.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Cr.
C01
Dlack
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
Q.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
soiillirrly
one
hundred
and
silly
ehains,
more
or
less,
lo
point
of
cominenrement,
and
roiualnint?
elwhly
acres,
more
or
less.
LANd.MIA
l-TSIILNH
A
PACKINB
PACK
I
NO
t'O.
LTD.
Applicanl.!
Per
V..
II.
Simnson.
Aitenl.I
Jjatcd
Juno
tatlut025.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Cliarlotle
Land
llc-
eonlltiR
District
of
Prlncrt
Ilupert,
and
situate
nl
Itooney
Point,
(Iraham
Island,
BrilUh
Columbia.
I
Take
.Vollce
that
'
LniiRiiral
Fishinff
Si
parking
nnmpnnyi
Limited',
of
Massetl,
B.O.,
occupation
Packers,
Intends
lo
apply'
for
a
lease
of
Iho
following
described
lands:
nommenclnit
al
n
post
planled
al
Itooney
Point,
flrabam
Island,1
nriitsii
Coltimhln;
thetiee
nnr-Iherly
five
chain..,
more
or
lean,
lo
low
water
mnrk
llienco
vvesl-Tly
nlnr.K
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
slsly
ehnlns;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
ono
hundred
and
sixty
ehnlns,
morn
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
etahty
acres,
morn
or
less.
LANtlMIA
FISII1.ND
PACKLNO
PACKING
:0-
II'D.
Applicant
Per
I-,
II
Hlmpson,
AHent,
Night
Phonei
G37
639
Gr.
601
Black
735
English
Broadcloth
i.i
full
raiiKe
of
''!.
r
silky
ftnlnh.
lor
I
ndervvear
and
Dre
ami
ill
indies
wide
U
iJI.Oll.
special
per
y
:
80c
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
P.O.
Box
235.
Phone
2"3
Richard
Garrclt
representing
W.
H,
M.
ROLSTON
A
CO.
Specialism
In
Portlit"'1
Cnnnl
Minliiiff
Slocks.
Porter
IdahoMarmot
Met1