airamat
the
mavor.
inrlirjirwi
thnt
ho
it
wili
intersect
the
large
vein,
or
by
a
straight
cross-cut
tunnel
about
600
feet
in
length
which
would
give
a
depth
on
the
vein
of
approximately
600
feet
Making
preparations
to
start
development
of
the
Cronin
for
the
Alexandria
Gold
Mines'
Ltd.
of
Toronto,
T.
S.
Davey,,
M.E.,
has
arrived
at
the
property,
j
accompanied
by
L.
B.
Goatling,
:
who
will
take
direct
charge.
With
camp
buildings
at
the
mine
in
shape,
arrangements
am
now
d-
,
ing
made
for
machinery
to
go
to
j
work
as
sooil
as
snow
cendKhma
'
wil
permit
of
transportation.
With
160,000
tons
of
ore
averaging
$M!
j
per
ton
proven,
the
property
is
ex-!
,
.
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.
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.
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.
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i
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1.
i
mil
ill
wtm
sn
naun
WKrmmammmr
:
als
and
Conservatives
in
the
past.
Take
an
active
inter-
est
in
the
party
to
which
you
belong.
Do
not
leave
it
to
..
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to
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n
..ff..:..,
i
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i
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.
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i.u
uii
wc
ttixaiis
aim
men
uujeci
10
wnai
iney
.
Con'Inuatjon
of
diamond
drill
tin
i
I
Ing
at
the
Topley-Richfield
reveals
The
meeting
which
is
advertised
for
tonight
should
adilion1
howinK
f
ore
encoua-be
well
attended
frc
qhrj
go
there
should
not
be
Ss
ctwln
.
'US
'fK
backward
in
eBressinir
their
views,
if
thev
have
an
v.
It
"T?uJJ?rr
is
much
better
and
more
effective
to
speak
there
than
on
!
tended
from
the
west
to
the
eat
the
street
corners
afterwards.
vein.
Extensive
development
ts
The
Daily
News
is
not
concerned
over
factionalism
fhroced!DiaHfcov'rJtl,e
ml?
"?
the
should
be
In1
property
soon
;
f,
K,.f
i:i
u...
t
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j.
r
iui
iitue
auv
u
iu
now
to
avom
uuierences,
,hape
to
y
a
Urjre
and
consin.
is
not
out
oi
oraer,
we
ininK.
in
trie
interests
of
good
ent
producer.
Probably
no
mine
government
any
party
brealTshouId
be
avoided.
in
this
district
shows
more
favor
VANCOUVER
ELECTION
Vancouver
will
be
satisfactory
to
a
great
many
people
al
though
locally
there
was
strong
sympathy
with
Taylor
and
a
hope
that
he
would
be
elected.
Taylor
undoubtedly
was
beaten
as
a
result
of
the
able
prospect
at
this
tine.
It
is
reported
that
some
The
election
of
W.
H.
Malkin
mavnr
nf
f!nfo,
ftet
f
milling
or
has
been
opml
....
"
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,e(
up
up
on
on
the
tbe
lea
lavs
level
of
tttf
Mohawk
mine
at
ev
Haxeltoif
This
comes
as
a
result
of
tunnel
ing
and
cross-cutting
that
ha
been
going
on
for
the
past
few
police
inauirv
which,
while
it
laid
rmrhino-
vp-v
rliVoMlv;
being
atoped
ready
for
CZ
r
-
y
v
asw
uwvu
CVl
t
lliXAU
ences
in
favor
of
an
open
town
and
apparently
Vancou-I
,..
"
"
,
ver
wants
a
qiosed
town.
Anyway,
Taylor
has
had
a
good
;
JTutil
SSSltw
tsutd
term
of
office
and
it
is
only
proper
that
some
other
man"
ZTl
2?S
JSCU
should
take
oyer
the
administration
for
a
time.
Corpora
(ion
Invest
ments
To
trfose
intwreated
in
hia;h-imida
Conwration
sveunties
as
a
rm-dium
for
sound
investment,
our
new
Booklet
should
be
of
interest
and
assistance.
It
contains
the
most
recent
available
information
rvjrardlnz
forty-four
Corporation
securities,
with
which
we
have
ben
associated.
A
copy
will
bo
furnished
upon
lequest.
7H
Hnutngi
Stf,ttmn
WoOfl,
(itllldy
4
Co
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.
.
1'annxwr
B.C.
-
r
7ttoint:.Snmuur66
Linuteil
weeks.
On
the
upper
levels.,
ore
hip-
of
the
Copper
River,
art
repotted
to
be
particular
iatotrested
'
i
bp-products,
chiefly
cefe.
With
a
ROBB
AND
LU31HER
INDUSTRY
8ine,e
exception,
air
the
veins
on
Hon.
JfjRobb
in
l-enlvincr
to
the
lumbermnn
whn
nroved
to
A
certain
extent
kr'dim.
asked
for
preKsrential
treatment
in
the
Australian
mar-mond
drill
to
be
one
of
the
great-ket
for
Canadian
lumber
reminded
the
lumbermen
that
l
dePfsA
of
coml
in
Britu
it
was
fromiritish
Columbia
that
the
chief
opposition
"SJSL
d
tt
St
to
the
Australian
treaty
came.
He
hinted
that
it
was
U
Kd
that
cJS
nanny
reasonauie
lor
a
province
that
benefited
more
opened
for
mining
on
a
creek
level
than
any
other
as
a
result
of
the
treaty
and
at
the
8ame;whcn
w
aive
a
depjh
of
;i,ooo
time
was
always
knocking
it
to
come
and
ask
for
an
ad-
r,et
on
th
,M
nd
V"b
of
dition
to
the
treaty
for
the
benefit
of
British
Columbia:
i
ZTf:
TLjET?
w
vW
w
sf
FW
vaiae
crs
were
altogether
pleased
with
the
appearance
of
the
property
and
their
next
concern
will
be
the
cost
of
securing
transport
of
the
coke
from
the
mine
to
tideH
water.
This
would
involve
the
building
of
a
short
line
of
railway
to
connect
with
the
Canadian
National
at
a
point
in
the
vicinity
of
Copper
City
and
assistance
in
this
enterprise
will
be
sought
from
the
provincial
government
Upon
this
will
turn
the
question
whether
or
net.
the
property
wilt'
be
taken
dp
and,
ittidetveJopmsnA
proceeded
i
witn.
The
country
around
the
headwaters
of
the
Copper
and
Telkwa
River
gives
promise
of
a
great
mining
future.
The
veins
for
the
most
part
are
well
defined
and
the
galena
ores
ure
said
to
be
equal
to
those
of
the
Slocan
district.
The
district
has
received
the
attention
of
prospector.
for
ye:
rs
Ijii
so
far
has
failed
to
enlist
.nifl'icicut
to
TU.
....
41
.
1
!
i
.
Good
progress
is
being
made
by
Donald
C.
Staon
di
Z
SSy
i
in
the
driving
of
a
tunnel
toward
an
expected
good-sized
at
the
next
election
seems
to
be
body
of
high
grade
ore
on
his
Empire
property
near
a
live
one,
judging
from
the
com-i
Smithers.
This
tunnel
is
about
500
feet
lower
than
a
ments
and
telephone
messages
re-
j
from
which
of
.ce,ved
j"
connection
with
it.
it
former
one
a
large
shipment
high
grade
ore
was
made
to
Trail
outer
several
years
ago.
It
is
Sft:
now
m
loO
feet
vertically
beneath
the
surface
and
an
not
mentioned
in
connection
with
additional
drift
of
150
feet
will
put
its
face
under
the
for-'
the
nominations
may
be
possible
mer
shoot.
Mr.
Simpson
believes
that
the
backbone
of
candidates.
Among
these
is
that
the
Empire
is
a
huge
vein
between
of
Colonel
s.
P.
McMordie,
D.S.O.,
cope
with
the
difficulties
of
trans-.
Thomas
MeClymont,
S.
E.
Parker
portation.
THROUGH
SLEEPERS
TO
THESHIP'S
SIDE
The
Canadian
National
Kail-ways
have
made
arrangements
to
operate
special
train
and
through
sleeping
cars
from
the
Pacific
Coast
to
the
ship's
side
at
Montreal
and
Halifax
in
connection
with
sailings
for
the
Old
Country
during
November
and
December.
Full
information
from
City
Ticket
Office,
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
2
GO.
282
and
Aid.
Theo.
Collart.
Possibly
there
may
be
others,
all
of
whom
'
might
make
good
candidates.
j
It
is
suggested
that
it
is
the
i
'
good
of
the
party
rather
than
any
personal
claims
on
the
office
that
j
should
be
considered.
"
I
While
the
meeting
tonight
Is
for
the
selection
of
delegates,
'
much
depends
on
what
delegate;
j
are
selected
as
to
who
villi
be!
chosen.
Every
district
in
the
constituency,
of
which
Prince
Rupert
ti
one
is
entitled
to
send
a
delegate
to
the
convention
on
November
16
for
every
100
or
part
of
100
names
on
the
voters'
list.
I
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pactum
eoia
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wrier
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86
Friday,
Oct.
19,
1928
TONIGHT'S
iMriETItfG
0
There
is
to
be
a
Liberal
meeting
tonight
to
choose
delegates
for
the
convention
which
is
to
be
held
the
middle
of
November,
when
a
candidate
will
be
selected
by
the
Skeena
electoral
district.
To
Prince
Rupert
Liberals
tonight's
meeting
is
the
most
important
as
on
its
outcome
depends
to
a
large
extent
who
will
be
chosen
as
candidate
next
month.
There
have
been
a
great
many
Prince
Rupert
Liberals
dissatisfied
with
the
recent
trend
in
Liberalism.
We
suggest
to
them
that
tonight
is
the
occasion
for
-them
to
turn
out
and
help
select
delegates
who
will
express!
their
views
at
the
convention.
It
is
useless
to
sit
back
and
protest.
That
does
not
help.
Those
who
are
dissatisfied
should
attend
the
meetings
and
then
if
they
are'
voted
down
they
have
no
more
to
say.
We
have
suggested
this
line
of
action
to
both
Liber
36
and
40
feet
wide
which
is
ex
nosed
at
a
number
of
points
on
the
surface
for
the
full
length
of
the
claim
but
which
cannot
be
explored
owing
to
its
position
at
the
edge
of
an
almost
perpetual
bank
of
snow
which
almost
disappeared
for
a
short
time
this
summer.
Development
could
be
accomplished
by
either
extending
the
north
tunnel,
which
is
on
one
vein
and
is
fifty
feet
long,
exposing
a
fine
shoot
of
clean
lead-
zinc
ore
about
a
foot
wide,
an
additional
700
or
800
feet
where
i
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
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Ave
East.
Phone
83
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