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DAILY
EDITION
Britten
Columbia
Mining
Now
Iking
Appreciated
in
East
Big
Defll
jbI
Alice
Ami
John
Iluahli
Busy
on
Bed
Beef
$6.00
.50
$8.00
$1.00
$6,00
$7.50
$1.40
$2.80
Steadily
Increasing
demand
for
"SALADA"
You
have
only
to
test
"SALADA"
to
reallzo
why
-r-You
should
not
miss
the
pleasuro
"SALADA"
Elves-Sold
by
all
grocers
80c
to
$1.05
pcrlK
Fourgrades.
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for
trial
package
TE
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K.W.
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Saturday
June
9,
1928
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
While
the
province
of
British
Columbia
has
.been
for
many
years
regarded
as
one
of
the
Dominion's
most
promising
mineralised
areas,
full
appreciation
of
the
great
hidden
wealth
of
this
section
of
the
country
is
only
now
being
shown
on
the
plrt
of
the
public
in
Eastern
Canada,
observes
the
Financial
Counsel
published
in
Montreal.
This
is
chiefly
because
of
the
fact
that
more
publicity
is
now
being
carried
out
on
behalf
of
British
Columbia,
not
primarily
in
the
form
of
propaganda
but
as
a
result
of
actual
study
and
research
ot
the
part
of
leading
authorities
of
the
mining
world
as
well
as
the
outstanding
sucoseeee
that
have
been
10
jxr
ton.
W.
J.
McSee.
president
of
made
by
such
organlsaUons
as
Coiiao;.-thr
Northern
Light,
and
A
I.
Juke
dated
Mining
Smelting
Co.,
Premier
luve
been
added
to
the
directorate
Gold
Mines,
etc.
A
large
mining
share
jvhlch
no
includes
J.
B
Watson.
B.
ad
promotion
Institution
recently
Knight.
P
Burke.
W.
A.
Tuck
iVlc-aegaplsted
an
extensive
physical
exam-
ioria).
Capt.
Mutton
(London)
and
A.
watton
of
a
number
of
sections
of
j
Campbell
and
W.
Jackson
of
Winnipeg.
British
Columbia
and
has
prepared
a,
Mr.
Watson,
the
president,
and
a
num-ary
attcaeUve
and
Informative
circular
f
-r
of
these
directors,
have
been
pay-on
the
sub)ect.
Among
the
points
re-.
ki
a
vUlt
of
Inspection
to
the
mine
laUve
to
the
general
mining
extension
;
ii
j
week.
The
treasury
contains
111.-of
the
province
the
(act
Is
atreasad
,
oo
m
Doiulnlon
government
bonts.
that
British
Columbia
now
boasts
the
j
greatest
lead-aUver-elnc
mine
In
the
The
anuwline
In
the
upper
Bear
River
world-
the
Sullivan:
the
largest
smelt-
JV.Ufy
bRck
of
Stewart
has
now
re-Ing
plant
in
the
British
Empire-
the
j
.
-4
wd
up
to
the
2.000
foot
elevation.
Trail
plant
of
the
Consolidated:
the
I
..,,vk
iiK
pcsslMe
J
itart
ol
thejaea-
"'""
lawewin
n
copper
in
ne
taiTifor
ppema
on
the
lower
level,
ac
plre
the
Britannia
mine"
the
secowd
Wording
to
offlcial
weather
report
Re
largest
copper
producer
4n
the
Kmplre
'
warn)
rains
nave
made
for
rapto
toe
An
vox
mine.,
and
the
moat
sen-
snow
disappearance
although
the
sea-
eatkmal
gUd-ellver
dividend
parer
on!r.-:n
has
been
late,
the
continent
the
Premier
with
dls-
J
"
trl
button
of
over
112.000
in
dividend'
within
tlx
years.
good
ore
samples
are
reported
to
have
been
taken
fro
mthe
Northern
Light
property,
near
the
Woodbine
and
Premier,
at
Stewart.
The
Northern
Light,
financed
In
Vancouver
lat
wli:-tr,
la
going
ahead
with
surface
exploration
and
diamond
drill
program
The
tint
hole
Is
d
ruling
and
results,
should
be
available
in
the
near
future
The
property
is
located
In
a
high
41
mineralised
section.
A
strike
of
some
Importance,
which
It
la
suggested
may
prove
a
source
c?
customs
ore
for
the
Idle
Duuwell
mill
has
been
made
on
the
MayfU
wer
r.mrl
of
claims
nearby.
The
report
made
by
H.
P.
Oibao;i
of
the
Mayflower
Co..
Is
to
the
effect
that
the
crosscut
tunnel
011
the
Mayflower,
driven
100
feet,
has
cut
&IH&&fatk
frt.
TOT
nWult
have
not
vet
been
Powbly
the
Hlggeat
mining
deal
ever
Lput
through
In.
the
Alloc
Arm
district
bss
been
consummated
In
the
bonding
by
the
Kltsauit-Eagle
Silver
Mines,
Ltd
of
twenty
claims
situated
on
McOrath
Mountain.
The
bonding
price
has
not
yet
been
made
public
but
a
substan-
.al
stira
U
:nvoived
and
the
owner
-f
the
various
clslms
are
receiving
cash
I
nyrm
uta.
the
remaining
payments
bt-
.;g
spread
over
a
apace
of
three
years.
The
claims
involved
are
among
the
:
chest
on
McOrath
Mountain
and
the
vnera
Include
Al
Clary.
Mrs
W.
M
rummlngs
and
M.
ft.
Berniacke
of
Allot
Arm
as
well
as
the
estate
of
the
late
C,
W
Morley
It
Is
the
Intention
of
ii
KltMtilt-Bsgle
Co.
to
survey
the
lilm
as
toon
as
possible
and
later
In
he
aumtntr
plana
will
be
made
for
rvelopntent
work.
The
ore
aone
containing
the
claims
has
been
highly
praised
by
Dr
H.
T
James,
resident
mining
engineer,
and
It
Is
expected
.lint
the
McOrath
Mountain
section
obtained
but
the
ore
appears
to
be
of
Unl
soon
bee
me
a
big
producer
of
the
gooa
grade,
showing
fairly
heavy
Mice
Arm
t.unp
The
prooertlea
are
mineralisation
with
galana
and
Iron
pyrites
A
drift
is
being
run
along
the
hanging
wail
side
ot
the.
net
and
u-galnlng
depth
in
the
mountain
A
entailer
vein
about
1000
feet
above
ti
present
workings
has
hih-grade
on
the
surface
The
intention
of
the
company
It
is
stated.
Is
to
mine
from
this
vein
which
is
about
two
feet
wide,
and
ahlr
the
ere.
It
Is
heped
tbst
the
lowe-wcrkliigt
will
show
a
sufflrlently
lartte
body
of
ore
of
milling
grade
to
warrsn
'tutted
about
three
miles
from
tide
-ter
and
condition
are
ftmisMs
for
fbeajf..,
mining
sjvd
.jbuiuw
of
.the.
ores
Mcb
carry
zinc.
lead,
silver
and
gold
He
acquisition
of
these
claims
now
,Ur
the
Kiuault-Bagle
Co.
a
total
of
'5
claims
In
the
district
For
the
past
two
years
the
company
has
been
devel-
-l
ing
the
Sliver
Cord
property
with
ex
ceiknt
retituu
This
mine
adjoins
the
icv.lv
acquired
rUlror
and
to
date
a
!"l
of
186
leet
has
been
obtal.
negotiation
being
onened
with
the
I
.m
the
ore
bodv
cmaacuitine
at
m.
a
view
to
putting
the
ore
thrc-ijh
the
mill
on
that
property.
P.
J.
Croasland.
consulting
engliiec
for
the
Woodbine
Gold
Mlnlnif
Co
h!w
recommended
to
the
directors
that
a
SOO-ton
rn'M
he
constructed
on
the
property
The
average
value
of
BOO.Oor
tons
of
ore
which
had
been
blocker"
wit.
nr
-n-o
was
nrj-Mit
san
bw
j.
j
oalculntlnx
a
total
ere
value
i
!'
m
OdO
he
'mi!
rni"rvat
've
lv
cut
shows
the
ore
to
be
at
least
forty
wide
and
the
hanging
wall
to
the
iuh'
of
the
tunnel
h
not
yet
been
:,
;ed.
Spectacular
specimens
of
ore
'
lt
n
from
s
high
grade
shoot
about
I'f
fwot
wide
are
massive
and
carry
values
ot
sine.
lead,
silver
and
gold
The
lire
body
which
shows
one
hundred
fet
wide
on
the
surfmr
hjs
been
de
vil'
t
il
nil
!m
lj.v1.
a,,H
I
MulklH
j
,
.....
.
k
II
W.J
I
'ii
'
.
gest
luin
jvn
o
e
rxay
lu
the
Allot
rri
-i'trlrt
It
v.
hs
tor
successful
mit
xiim-fa
vi:
1
toulfl
auirl
Keep
her
Job
a
ler
BLUE
ran
the
"Adviee
GELIA
to
the
Lovelorn"
column
in
a
Metropolitan
Newspaper.
She
earned
a
bigger
salary
than
the
man
she
loved.
Jack
was
always
hunting
for
a
job.
He
called
his
instability
"temperament"
in
reality
it
was
lack
of
proper
adjustment
to
his
environment.
And
it
was
for
this.reason
that
Celia
insisted
that
she
continue
working
for
the
newspaper
after
their
marriage
and
that
they
go
50-50
on
all
their
expenses.
Being
a
product
of
the
new
"environment,"
Jack
lived
up
to
the
agreement.
But,
womanlike,
Celia
resented
his
cheerful
acquiescence
to
her
own
plan.
True,
she
preached
the
"new
freedom"
for
women
in
her
daily
column,
but
to
practice
what
one
preaches
is
well
"not
being
done"!
The
monotony
of
this
arrangement,
however,
eventually
awakened
Jack's
paternal
instinct;
he
longed
for
the
quickening
touch
of
chubby
fingers,
for
the
pitter-patter
of
.
.
.
But
Celia
flouted
the
idea
and
went
merrily
on
her
way,
dispensing
homilies
to
the
lovelorn!
The
natural
desire
to
protect
the
"weaker"
sex
was
starved
within
Jack's
manly
bosom
so
he
sought
solace
elsewhere.
Jeannie
Mathews
was
a
clinging
vine,
a
frail,
timid
little
soul
who
needed
protection
in
a
wicked
city.
Jack
protected
her.
And
Jeannie
thrived
under
his
Platonic
protection.
To
Jack,
it
was
purely
a
paternal
affair,
so
much
so
that
he
told
Celia
all
about
little
Jeannie!
Read
Also
in
This
Issue
THE
MAN
I
MARRIED
AND
THE
MAN
I
LOVED
IS
THERE
HONOUR
AMONG
THIEVES?
dflopcnem
of
to
SIImt
Cord
Ut
lnailrwl
W.
O.
MoMorrts.
prctlotnt
of
to
Kitult-Kl
SUvr
Mlnaa.
Ltd.
to
acquire
oontfol
of
Um
MMacent
pro-partMa.
A.
MoOulrt.
who
ha
charge
f
the
work,
waa
alio
luatniOMntal
In
1m
dnl
a
wall
a
M.
E.
BmilachlM
who
brought
to
omrt
of
the
clalai
Luocthtr
and
eiodd
Um
dtal
on
tbeli
twhalf.
rThonv"
RatMrtaaav
pin
nMnaoar
of
art
MM
wfc
'
laklnf
-.MtbMtt-'MM'
najwatry
qutoavot
tf
ttM
inaMII
tlon
of
a
lisht
tramway
to
facllitata
the
driving
of
a
ntw
tunoal
on
the
Lucky
Boy
extension
property
In
the
Hah
Oraek
aectlon.
about
four
ntllei
from
Hyder.
The
tunnel
waa
aUrted
lait
fall
nnrt
it
la
the
Intention
to
drive
it
ISO
(et
into
the
mountain
In
order
to
trlk
a
high-grade
ore
shoot.
It
la
the
intention
of
the
oompany
to'
work
double
ahlfu
In
order
to
thoroughly
eS
plure
thla
parUeulsr
piece
of
ground
early
thla
year.
Considerable
work
waa
CANADIAN
JJYlaririagjC
0
"I
wxinted
to
o
50-50
Jack;
but
J
alto
wanted
to
ar&ue
with
me
about
it,
THE
SIN
THAT
FOUND
HIM
OUT
THINGS
NO
WOMAN
CAN
STAND
I
PLAYED
WITH
A
BOVS
LOVE
CAN
YOU
ESCAPE
HEREDITY?
THE
MARRIAGE
BARGAIN
MY
TRIP
BACK
HOME
OUT
OP
THE
SLUMS
MOTHER'S
MIRACLE
HEARTS
OP
STPNE
RESTLESS
WINGS
THRBE
LOVES
CIRCUS
LOVE
AND
SEVERAL
SPECIAL
FEATURES
done
on
the
Lucky
Boy
Extension
fou
or
five
years
ago
whan
a
tunnel
16
.
feet
in
length
was
driven
and
ore
wa
-nccuntered
which,
on
Maay.
gave
ver;
favorable
returns.
During
last
year.
nporaUOBs
a
ion
ot
atm
was
(hlppe;
io
Trail',
values
being
ahpvp
to
abou
AS
per
ton.
Other
edwpl
have
re
turned
something
over
1103
per
ton
The
Mouutaia
View
ojilm,
hch
immediately
adjoins
UM
LuctqBOy,
was
;St
ohn
Mashti
has
had
diamond
drills
working
on
the
Red
Deaf
property
at
Stews
rt
for
i
be
past
few
weeks.
The
site
selected
la
within
800
feet
of
the
famous
Silverado
stite
last
fall.
A
pew
jurface
sUike
la
described
by
Mr.
Haabt)
as
carrying
agaeptlonaUy
good
Bid
assays
over
a
vein
(set
in
Xtdth.
Jisshti.
pieturraque
flaunt
of
JIM
Pprtalnd
Canal
casap.
la
conflaint
Uft
the
Red
Beef
carrMs
Um
same
mlnerallmtlon
as
he
originally
discovered
kn
the
Silverado.
Should
she
marry
a
man
ivhosc
income
vOi
X
JULY
EDITION
-it
1
wmm
a
Just
how
did
Celia
react
to
this
unexpected
turn
of
events?
She
could
have
given
up
her
lucrative
position
and
struggled
to
live
on
her
husband's
in
The
Greatest
Newsstand
Sale
in
the
World
BOAT
WHICH
WAS
'10
HAYE
LOADED
GRAIN
HERE
AT
VANCOUVER
According
to
word
received
Ih
the
ity
the
British
steamer
Ueds
City,
hleh
waa
to
have
come
here
this
seok-and
to
least
grain
for
the
United
ttagdom
or
OmjHsist
ntB
f
Ivert-ed
to
ysncouveHLbjHl
local
flfflnlUly
thu
moraSgyUie
final
Mat
for
thu
season
hare
Blight
be
awj;mju.y
in
ottmva.
BBQ4KA.
fvxm
9.
The
Presbyterian
QejMra
Assynbij
decided
to
mast
next
year
In
Ottawa.
)
RMTlHIl.ty'ft.
JIK.it
TANCOVTSB.
MM
.The
price
of
wbaht
yesUrday
was
M,
Mmaa7
secure
and
slender
income;
she
could
have
sued
for
divorce;
she
could
have
left
Jack
"flat",
for
she
was
Independent
of
him;
she
could
have
worked
herself
into
a
freney
of
jealou
rage.
But
Celia
was
far
too
clever
to
do
any
of
thee
tilings
....
instead
....
But
if
you
really
want
to
know
how
Celia
solved
her
own
lovelorn
problem,
read
"MEN
ARE
LIKE
THAT"
in
True
Story
Magazine
for
July
.
.
.
now
on
the
newsstands.
It's
originality
will
surprise
and
amuse
and
thrill
you!
$24,000
in
Prizes
or
Trwe
Stories
Bach
year
True
Story
Magazine
pays
many
thousand
of
dollars
to
its
readers
for
stories
taken
from
their
lives.
In
your
life,
probtWy,
there
is
a
story
for
which
we
are
willing
to
py
handsomely.
This
is
the
time
to
cash
in
upon
it.
for
right
now
True
Story
is
offering
$24,000
in
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