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property
have
been
In
the
ore
now
coming
from
the
long
tunnel
away
down
the
hill
at
the
milt
site."
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Monday,
May
28,
1928
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Million
Tons
or
Ore
in
Sight
on
Woodbine
at
Stewart
Much
Activity
in
Smithers
and
New
Ha.eKon
Districts
F.
J.
Grassland,
the
company's
consulting
engineer,
and
Mai
culm
.McKpniie
mine
superintendent,
estimate
that
approximator
l.ooo.noo
t
mt
of
ore
ar
now
in
sight
on
the
Woodbine
mine
at
Stett-;irt.
Plans
lor
tiir
erection
of
a
mill
are
beinfr
madr.
;h-
intention
bcin
tn
have
((instruction
completed
this
season.
The
Woodbine
Gold
.Mining
i'u..
in
whose
treasury
remnins
l,:'.:'.o,000
shares
out
!'
the
total
capitalization
of
6,000.000
..hares
is
free
of
any
indebtedness
and
has
$I2!.")
in
cash
and
federal
bonds.
A
total
of
500,000
shares
of
stock
were
recently
.-old
in
England
and
-1
-
(1
for
,i
ler.e
!;
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lilt
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in
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new
drill
in
oper-iy
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it:
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week
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and
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from
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go
!
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bunkhouw,.
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tb
mher
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ton
wl
MMtlou.
pmltotton
tbftt
b,
the
nd
of
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"
tMttM
cn
1MB
Nw
lUulton
will
be
tb.
inwt
to-
m
portent
mlBlog
camp
tn
Mortnrn
Brit-''
ton
Coltunbta
and
In
IMS
will
h
mow
ahlpplng
mtnM
than
any
other
camp
in
tbt
north.
Complete
mining
equipment
with
a
capacity
for
two
machine
drills,
arrived
at
Smithers
last
week
and
Is
being
hurried
up
the
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
to
be
nut
Into
Mi-vlr
tn
t
h
tionmjmt
on
the
Duth'.e
'
...
,
.
.
:
.
.
oi
ine
victory
property
tor
tpi.
J.
J.
O'Brien
of
Philadelphia,
with
the
new
machinery
Installed,
two
shifts
will
be
...i.j.
ail
r
.
m
i
w.
u
,
u
.
B.
Turner,
flMnager
of
the
Duthle
.'.,
M
,
.
,
.
.
mine.
In
addressing
the
Omlneca
of
the
British
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mines
In
Smithers
recently.
"Six
weeks
ago
at
the
bottom
of
this
long
tunnel
we
found
two
ore
veins
instead
of
one
and.
In
nlr
nt
th
frrmr
small
volna
IUI1UT1
W
UilUVI
h
branch
.
WWll"a
fjCV
of
very
rich
ore.
we
are
working
In
a
f'"1
the
No.
3
ore
bodies.
This
tunnel
hat
been
progressing
rapidly
In
recent
weeks
by
hard
work
and
there
is
now
lean
than
200
feet
to
gj
to
reach
the
point
of
contact
with
the
ere
showing
at
the
higher
H
L.
Batten,
consulting
mining
engineer,
'
has
"
keen
engaged
to
make
a
large
mineralized
none,
comparatively
I
,
,""''
.
"V
soft
and
permitting
pf
rapid
prSgrMS
"
VTT
TlJ
rmosrVfgffint
V
S?T
with
the
drill.
i
"hat
'
Wlth
the
.xrt.Uon
of
encountering
fact
of
recent
operstlnn.
i.
the
0rc
Kln
n'
best
ruby
.Uver
ever
found
on
this,
or
poM.blv
any
other
property,
has
recently
!
IlUd0"
l
""Til?'
?
"
v"
P
CPl
O'Brien
the
force
ha.
been
o.countered
far
back
In
the
low-1
est
tunnel
on
the
Duthle
mine
the
mill
site."
that
at
c.en
aouoiea
to
two
sniiia.
to
get
in
touch
With
the
ore
on
this
property
It
l.!
expected
the
tunnel
will
have
to
be
:
driven
about
100
feet
and.
with
the
,...
.
,
a
A
.-(.
of
f
about
huge
showing
good
ore.
,
.
,.,,.,,,
.....
,,..
,
.,
...
i
'Ugmented
crew.
It
is
expected
to
corn-two
hundred
feet
easterly
from
the
haft
,
.
'
work
within
the
next
thirty
and
running
northerly
and
.uU,e,1y
on,
f
al.!y"
A
portable
compreor
t.
handling
a
parallel
with
the
ore
upon
which
'
'
orlt'
prerlous
development
h
heun
con-'
centra
ted.
has
been
opened
up
at
the
Topley
RlchfTeld
mine,
the
valuer
liein
:
Dr
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Alexander
return-
such
as
to
make
the
latent
discovery
on.
,
,t
to
,)u.
,.ty
on
yesterday
afternoon's
of
the
finest
outstanding
in
aD
the
de-
train
rr-in
Terrace
where
they
spent
velopment
of
the
property.
The
disc
iv-
y
w-?K-errl.
Strength
for
spring
days
will
give
it."Vbu
need
it
after
the
heavy
foods
of
Winter
the
crisp,
cruncliy
thoroughly
baked
shreds
of
wholewheat
TRISCUIT-
a
crisp,
crunchy
wafer
lade
ky
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Ltd.
ORGANIZER
OF
TOC
H
SPEAKS
IMliffE
dlUlKRf
Avii.UAMS
Of
1.0X-'NOVrTtll.AWytflvKrf
TWO
All-
Th
oris
In
ot
the
now
widespread
..
.
,,.
H-t
IOC
II
movement
cfpiivu
-
j
Padre
Ollbcrt
Williams
ol
London.
Ens-land,
in
an
lntcrettlng
and
lucid
ad-drew
from
the
pulpit
of
3t.
Andrew's
Anglloan
CaUiedral
yeaterday
morning
and
again
In
the
evening
Padre
Wli-llami
wae
the
speaker
when
he
told
of
toe
great
progreas
thet
had
been
made
by
the
organisation
tlnoe
Its
lncep-1
tlcn
In
the
days
of
the
Ch-eat
War.
The
organization
had
come
Into
being,
Padre
WUIama
said,
wtten
Neville
Talbot,
now
Blihop
of
Pretoria.
8uth
Africa,
and
"Tubby"
Otapton.
both
noted
chaplain
with
the
British
forces
of
he
Drear
War
and
both
men
of
means.
jftabliFhrd
club
quarters
In
Popertnghe.
France,
where
recreation
along
healthy
;
lines
a
provided
for
the
soldiers
and
j
where
the
spiritual
and
religious
side'
if
thing
was
also
kept
to
the
fore.
I
Trie
quarters
were
named
Talbot
House
in
memory
of
Padre
Talbot's
brother.!
who
had
given
up
his
life
earlier
In
the
conflict.
Talbot
House
was
abbreviated
to
Toe
H."
and.
In
the
subsequent
spread
of
the
organization,
this
name
had
been
retained.
Afur
h
War.
the
need
of
some
such
trgai.;.
atlon
aa
this
to
retain
and
develop
the
companlotublps
of
the
trerviit'.t
bad
been
felt
and
thus
Toe
HA
was
k.-at
alive.
Undenominational
in
cha-'u'-T,
lta
oojecttves
had
been,
bre.uK
ntd
out
to
include
tn
idea
of.
terte,
mutual
welfare
sad
goodwill
mi
he
organ
I
rat
ton
had
grown
to
i
eh
impcrtanee
that
It
was
now
pteni
throughout
the
Bsaplre.
Kven
i
:
British
Columbia
there
were
now
thirteen
branches
and
It
was
the
desire
3
establish'
even
more.
If
the
right
'eaderehlp
could
be
obtained
.
a
branch
might
also
be
formed
tn
Prince
Rupert
Per
several
years.
Padre
Williams
has
'crrt
engaged
in
organisation
work
in
'"no
with
Toe
H
and
It
l
on
us
h'.!v:;t
"-i
fnat
he
to
now
making
a
u:
caniidn.
During
the
past
-,ir
.
o
I:-
ti.i-
travelled
eitenslvety
:i'
nicli
other
Domlniona
of
the
SA-
;re
A''r..:..-
New
Zealand
and
'
rth
A
:
:
.
'i.
P.oire
Wtir.anis
i,-rt
on
this
morning's
noii
!u
Prin,
.
Oe
ia
where
there
te
,ln
dv
a
Toe
II
imp
-
Man
in
the
Moon
The
picnic
season
Is
On
so
how
can
l
:
.dllf
:
be
etpreri
I
s
jfT
:o
;t
p.
uir
Tnc(
ni:x
.ji.i
fill)
with
grit
Af.ci
i'
'.
i
-
-rt
.tady
beach
I'll:
1
e
u
:
'K
(1
of
It.
rue
','
ul
the
first
person
Instead
he
oiird
is
quite
common.
Thoae
,.m
wish
to
be
correct
say
"It
is
I"
and
not
"it
is
me."
"I
am
coming,
it
is
I"
Said
the
spider
to
the
fly
Never
say
that
"It
Is
me"
BStd
the
bedbug
to
the
flea.
"Tea."
said
one
man
to
another.
"I
realise
that
motoring
la
a
great-
thing.
I
used
to
be
sluggish
before
motoring
crsze,
but
now
I'm
spry
and
energetic."
"I
didn't
know
you
motored."
"I
don't
I
dodge."
It's
wonderful
how
the
people
who
rn't
pay
their
grocery
bills
manage
to
pay
cash
for
their
gasoline
and
liquor.
Some
questions
require
no
answer.
When
a
man
asks
you
how
you
are.
h
win
be
terribly
bored
If
you
pro
sied
to.
tell
him.
clean
up.
palm
up
and
shut
up.
Actions
apeak
loader
than
words.
If
you
rush
into
trouble
you
are
likely
to
hobble
out
on
crutches.
The
only
reasonable
way
to
kill
time'
satisfactorily
Is
to
wlrk
it
to
death.
The
beat
argument
for
eseteiee
aa
a
mcaiiH
of
health
Is
that
there
is
seldom
anything
the
matter
wMh
the
tongue.
Direct
advertising
Is
the
kind
that
travel
direct
from
the
merchant
or
manufacturer
to
the
waste
but.
The
difficulty
these
days
Is
to
find
s
wife
who
wUI
help
the
husband
wash
SlKhes.
a
'Would
you
marry
a
millionaire?"
Not
unless
t
knew
itlrn
very
well
Indeed."
answered
lllss
Cayenne.
"Ife
ml
bt
he
a
iJootleilger."
'
I
girl
Slwaya
tnltilra
her
present
flnanee
better
than
either
of
the
previous
ones.
To
the
majority
of
people
the
world
once
was
flat,
then
It
was
round
and
row
it
is
crooked.
Jake
says
there
has
to
be
a
locomotive
boiler
In
order
that
there
may
be
a
locomotive
tender.
Somebody
will
kill
Jake
one
of
these
days.
A
woman
who
wears
last
year's
hat
is
a
Conservative
and
the
neighbor
who
lives
on
next
year's
Income
Is
probably
a
radical
The
person
who
drives
this
year
car
is
a
Liberal
-Conservative.
5
New
the'
u
May
holiday
Is
over,
it
is
about
tlm
for
the
April
showers
to
eeaas
and,
VDrhot
spell
set
lu.
Let
us
mi
knyoke
the
weather
'
Man
ttr
ohat
to
sirrling
hot.
.sk
him
wbjr
this
rainy
period?
Perhaps
tfev
sunshine
he's
forgot.
.
''
'
f
''
How
4d-
it
ia
'that
no
one
seems
to
scree
with
the
alrls
who
get
married
as
to
tto
.pi
f
man
tliey
ought
to
choostv
-
;
JaM
UysttVJrlfne
is
just
a
non-skid
pancake,
i
Who
Hits
Wes?
j
"I,"
said
the
lad
"I
new
'em
bad
I'm
fond
of
waffles."
Who
sites
JH
cakes?
"I."
said
the
man,
j
"I
eat
all
I
can.
"I
eat
pancakes
Wt.f.K
AT
TIIEATItK
4-
Jlenrtsy
Lewis
aestei
and
Dorto
Ken
yon
in
'"The
Bkmde
Saint."
Ooinedy
'TJSsrWi
Back."
4
Paramows
!ws.
i.
Tliewlay
nVtelldtXas
'Preferred.
"
OoraedJ
"Hats
00."
f
rsinwum
News.
4
Wednewliv
and
TrHirmlay.
Clara,
Dow
la
"Oet
Tour
Man."
Comedy
"Tood!
'
Pathe
Review."
4
Krhlay
ami
Mlnnlay
"SJorrell
Son
'
4
The
HaffirMan
"
Metro-Ooklwyn
News.
!
"SORRELL
AND
SON"
SHOWING
him.
com
i:
iitsKE
ton
tug
m:tK-i;mi
with
r.nLin
mknkm
r
crfler
that
no
false
note
should
creep
laVo
"Sorrell
and
Sen,"
uu
fife:
H
(taction
lor
baited
Artists,
Herbert
Brenon,
who
personally
directed
the
screen
version
of
Warwick
Detping's
stirring
novel,
tock
:
his
unit
ot
the
Joseph
at.
Bchenck
organisation
to
Bngland
for
ine
eaicnor
scenes.
Borreu
and
Bon
c
oaves
Sere
t
the
week-end.
In
Ingtaml.
Brenon
and
his
company
filmed
scenes
In
London,
Hldhurst.
Mar-low,
Ripley,
OUford
and
Cbilworth,
the
last
five
towns
all
within
100
miles
of
London,
tht
orlglna!
of
the
"Pelican
Inn.
Is
at
Marlow,
and
It
was
employed
as
a
setting
In
his
ploture
The
marriage
cf
"Kit
Sorrell"
and
"Molly
Roland"
nas
photographed
In
an
old
Kngllsh
church-.
Brenon
says
that
changes
m
the
story
of
"Borrell
and
Bon"
were
minor
and
that
each
was
made
with
the
ex
press
approval
cf
Deeping,
who
collab-c
rated
with
Brenon
on
the
scenario
the
film
during
the
director-pro-duoBT-a
visit
to
Bngland
as
Deeping's
nouse
guest.
The
essential
facta,
incidents
and
spirit
o:
the
father-arid
-son
ttory
have
been
faithfully
recorded
"GET
YOUR
MAN"
1
TUMOROUS
PICTURE
(Mrs
lw
kt
"II"
One
.More
ami
the
iMreHer
wee
a
Ijwly
"Oet
Your
Man,"
the
mid-week
picture
here,
was
built
for
Clara
Bow.
It
shows
her
as
a
are-free
American
miss
who
start)
out
to
see
Parisian
life
alone
and
winds
up
by
falling
ih
love
wKh
a
youth
of
that
lountry
Charles
Rogers.
But
,the
big
item
in
the.
Story
con-cerns
a
betrothal
I
in
which'
Rogers
figures.
The
Trench
boy
has
been
engaged
to
a
French
girl.
Josephine
Dunn,
since
he
was
five
years
old-
Although
It
Is
a
loveless
match
for
both
Rogers
and
Mlsa
Dunn,
they
do
not
care
to
incur
the
wnttlt
pf
their
fathers
by
breaking
the
i--etrothai
and
It
la
up
to
the
American
girt
to
do
the
work.
And
how
she
does
It!
'
Ttxj
picture
abounds
In
humor.
Miss
Bow
lurnlnlies
the
majority
of
thu
tat
she
has
able
assistance
from
Harvey
Clarke,
who
appears
as
the
Mar-quia.
Refers
makes
a
distinctive
hit
as
the
leading
man
and
Josef
Swlckard.
as
Rogers'
father,
is
the
same
strong
character
aejor
that
he
has
been
in
the
past.
Dorothy
Anmer
must
be
given
s
huge
bouquet
for
the
direction.
She
has
achieved
her
greatest
success.
"THE
BLONDE
SAINT"
IS
HUMANPERFORMANCE
Doris
Kenyon
and
Lewis
Stone,
always
finished
perrormers.
give
the
most
Inspired
charactir!7ation
of
tnelr
respective
careers
in
"The
Bbnde
Saint,"
here
tonight
Stone,
ordinarily
the
suave
sophisticate
of
compopolltan
surroundings,
has
donned
the
simple
garb
of
a
Sicilian
fisherman
and
riven
one
ot
the
most
human
performances
of
his
life.
He
plays
the
role
of
an
American
novelist
sojourning
In
the
little
Sicilian
village
where
he
me?u
the
regal
looking
girl
whose
puritanical
philosophy
has
won
her
the
name
of
The
Blonde
Saint."
Doila
Kenyon.
whom
we
have
always
held
t.i
be
one
of
the
most
beautiful
umen
of
the
m
iceu.
now
becomes
one
LA
JOLLA
SCENE
OF
I
"WICKEDNESS
PREFERRED"
La
Jolla.
Calllornia.
recognised
by
world
travellers
as
one
of
the
moat
beau
tiful
scenic
spots
of
the
entire
world,
tn
the
background
of
much
of
the
action
in
'
Wickedness
Preferred."
the
Lew
Cody-AUeen
Prlngie
oo-starrtng
film
being
shown
here
tomorrow.
Much
of
the
action
Was
shot
at
the
lamoua
Casa
Manana.
a
new
and
exclude
hctel.
said
to
be
one
of
the
most
beautiful
on
Che
American
continent
Ctber
action
was
taken
along
he
broad
beach
and
at
the
entrances
of
the
fa-.nous
La
Jolla
eaves,
though
a
part
Of
t.ie
scenes
were
filmed
far
out
at
aea
along
the
edge
of
a
semi-tropical
island.
The
picture
was
directed
by
Hottait
Henley
and
is
a
screamingly
funny
faree-omedy.
Oecrge
K.
Arthur,
Bert
Roach
1
and
Mary
McAllister
are
seen
in
the
.
supporting
east.
'
NOTICE.
Ehir.um
IMINDIIOR.
heredMI
NOTICE
18
HEREBY
OIVEN
that
all
1
rspns
having
claims
against
the
estate
A
M
ward
Djnoboe,
late
of
Naas
Ifar-b
r
ia
the
Pruilhu
of
British
Columbia,
v
ho
died
on
the
Ird
day
of
March.
1928.
are
required
on
or
before
the
15tb
day
cf
July.
1938.
to
deHver
or
send
by
prepaid
lter
post
full
particulars
of
their
claims
duly
verified
to
The
Royal
Trust
Company.
Bxecutor
of
tho
estate
cf
the
sld
Id
ward
Oonohoe,
deceased,
at
Its
-ffiees.
M6
Pender
Street
West,
Van-ouver.
B.C.
itm
TAJCB
NOTICE
that
after
the
last
mentioned
date
the
Sx
ecu-tar
will
proceed
to
distribute
the
assets
Lf
the
deceased
among
the
persons
entitled
thereto
hwvins
rerd
otilv
to
the
claims
of
which
It
shall
then
have
bad
I
i.aitae.
DAT
gO
at
Vancouver.
BC,
thu
36th
day
of
May,
A
D
1998
ROBatTOON
DOUOi.AS
ei
BYMBB,
Solicitors
for
The
Royal
144
Trust
Company.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
ItAIIAVAYS
(Western
Itecion)
SSALBD
TWDWta
will
be
received
at
the
Office
of
Cfttef
Bnglneer.
Winnipeg,
until
twelve
tfclenk
noon,
Monday.
June
4.
rM.
for
repieeernetit
of
nrtyStt
woooen
box
uuiverta
oy
concrete
Pipe
cf)
Smithers
and
KamlOops
Division.
SOeclfloatlons,
etc..
can
be
seen
and
farm
of
tender
obtained
at
th
nrfi
cf
District
engineer.
Vancouver,
Acting!
District
gnalneer.
Victoria,
and
Division
engineer,
prince
Ruoert.
!
Tenders
will
sot
be
oomldered
unteas
I
rooted
cheque
oh
a
erfijrtered
bank
equal
work
payable
to
the
order
of
the
Treasurer,
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
lowest
er
any
tender
not
necea-srlly
sccepted.
W.
A.
KfNOSLAND,
,
Oeneral
Manager.
Winnipeg,
Man
1
MfJL'
'Wg;
Form
No.
18;
Section
38)
j
LAND
ACT.
NOTH'K
OK
INTKNTION
TO
APPLY
TO
rilCCIIASK
LAMl
Ih
Prince
Rupert
IMid
Reeordlng
District
and
situate
abou.
A
miles
from
the
mouth
of
Khutre
River
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Detroit
Western
Mining
Company
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Minis
Cbmpany,
intends
to
apply
for
perm:;:
in
to
purchase
the
following
deac-ifRd
lands
OornnwncinK
at
a
post
planted
one
r-ot
distant
from
the
Witness
post
on
the
Wast
sirie
r
!.
I'M
ly
SO
oheins;
thctioe
srutherly
90
chains
thence
easterly
O
ulisltis;
thence
northerly
10
chi
ii.
ai.d
containing
too
acres,
more
or
less.
P.
PAHDOE
WILSON,
Agent
for
Detroit
Western
Mlnlhe
co
Dated
lath
A
pell.,
im.
form
No.
13.
Section
iri)
LAND
ACT.
NOTICK
OP
IXTBNTIOV
TO
Al'l'l
V
TO
I'l
lK
IIASi;
M,
Is
Prince
nupert
band
Recordlns
Du-trlct
sndattuatrabout
4
miles
fromThe
mnulh
of
Khutae
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Detroit
Western
Mining
Company
of
Vancouver
B.0
occupation
Mining
Company
Intends
to
apply
for
Mrmlilon
to'"-ehsse
the
following
described
lands"
f""'"?
'',
llP"tl
one
-j
uurntir.
iw
thence
acutl
westerly
100
chains:
904'
thence
JrLr'y
,,0,,h"".
more
or
less;
thence
.wliot'v
iW
cnams:
tnence
westerly
cont1'n
130
acres,
mori
w
um
P.
PARDOB
WILSON,
ARPiit
for
Detroit
Western
Mlnliin
1
cin
Dated
18th
April,
1928.
jsl
1
1
II
1
1
1u
i
tmsj
i
rTOUBtrr
RITISHCQLU
our
tkvorlte
actresses.
Shel
1m-
mense
as
"The
Blonde
Saint
"
Intsrwoven
in
their
unique
love
affair
U
the
romance
of
a
lovely
Sicilian
glrll
and
her
husband,
who
have
been
ban-
j
lined
to
the
hills
for
marrying
agaJnet
.he
wishes
oi
their
families.
CfBBEBBBXaSl
MBIA
The
Mineral
Proyince
of
.Western
Canada
lU
n,t
-.'.
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To
thtrtfnerKen
J'J2.
t
H.aa
nrnrliirr!
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Gold,
?78,01M,04K;
l-od.-
(.-)I1,
t?''.')7'
Sllvef,
$80,TS7,OTO;
Lehd,
$10G.07C.442;
Copper,.
$2on,fW7.or,
;
Zinc.
$r-),.M
!.:,r.77
;
Coke,
$284,590.13i);
Structural
Materials
and
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
lf.r.(i,l7r,
-in,
,
its
mineral
production
to
the
end
of
192G
show
an
AGGKEGATK
VALUE
OP
$98K.I0M70
I'HODUCTION
FOH
YEAK
ENDING
DECIlMHfiK,
192(5,
fC7.1f.842
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MIntnK
Laws
of
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more
liberal
ami
Vh
fees
lowr
than
h,,,
any
other
I'rovlnce
In
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
In
the
urmsn
empire.
Mfrwral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
feo.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
m
fuarantenl
by
Crown
grants.
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together
wntli
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which
d.
work
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done
are
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some
one
of
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Annual
Reports
of
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Mi
u
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
such
reports.
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:u
able
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines.
Victoria.
M.C.
I:,
t
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada.
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
sources
of
information.
Reports
covering
of
the
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