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would
mean
a
big
payroll
sod
peobably
a
permanent
one
for
tbe
possibilities
tats
rich
dUSrtct
are
well
known.
The
development
of
stac
on
properties
on
MeOrsA
MouaUln
woM
also
be
s
blf
thing.
Involving
a
iaife
oonoentra-
tor.
R.
W.
Haagen.
Mm
el
VaAoower,
is
sumflng
the
Ilytaad
Bas&a
group
m
tke
Babtoe
Range
tor
ie
Alesaadria
Oold
Mines
Ltd.
of
Tomatfi
which
re-oentty
took
over
the
option
of
tte
propvrHr
from
EO
Brown
of
Vaooou-
ver.
Development
work
Is
betsc
oarrled
on
ber
P.
J.
Hlsgtns
and
crew
for
the
Ba
bine
Silver
King
Mining
Co.
on
Its
Ba
bine
range
property.
The
principal
work
now
being
done
1s
contmuaUoo
of
drift
tunnel
on
hlgb
grade
stlvsr
ore.
Good
speed
Is
being
mads
by
tbe
Georgia
River
Oold
Mines
Ltd.
with
the
trail
from
the
beach
down
Portland
Canal
from
Stewart
to
the
mine
and
development
work
should
soon
be
un
der
way.
Bo
far,
eight
mUes
of
trail
have
been
completed
aad
feu
artyst
to
be
finished
Oonditlonscocsl-
tred
favorable
and
It
Is
expected
that
In
due
course
satisfactory
ore
values
will
be
determined.
About
two
hundred
feet
of
tunneling
has
been
contracted
for
on
the
Bayvlcw
mine
at
Stewart,
tt
Is
expected
that
the
trail
will
be
made
practicable
in
sufficient
time
for
tbe
work
on
the
tramway
to
be
carried
out
next
season.
The
tunnel
on
the
Big
Mlssourt
mine
In
the
Salmon
River
Valley
near
Stew-nre
Is
now
In
for
a
total
length
of
1.-850
feet.
At
1,75
feet
a
high
grade
vein
was
cut
showing
free
gold
assaying
over
gsMgsjaagjSjSjS
More
and
more
men
and
women
are
daily
asking
for
Viceroy
This
mild,
blended
cigarette
has
won
instant
popularity
everywhere.
Try
it
today.
mm
ing
of
the
purcfcae
of
raini&g
proper-ties,
development
work,
mill
construction,
hydro-electric
power
plant
and
livers
other
equipment.
Should
Col.
Spencer
snd
assoetatrs
decide
to
operate
n
tbe
Upper
Kttsatu
oauntry
it
CIGARETTES
BLENDED
FOR
MILDNESS"
&
to
the
ton
over
s
tssl
wMtth.
Os
round
oa
each
side
sbawsfl
that
values
continued.
A
tftamoad
drill
kale
from
tte
tunnel
eat
this
state
pi
forty
feet
'from
ausH
wa
ia
tawasi.
show-lag
assay
of
fM
er
a
ass-foot
wiath.
At
ISO
lest
ons
asye
showed
another
vein
with
free
gold
ssssstnc
(90.
Tbe
immedl'te
ptaa
of
sWesopsssnt
in-
j
crudes
ecnthrustson
as
tte
tunnel
an
'
additional
ait
aaaSisd
fast
to
tbe
original
ob)ecUvs
wkioh
should
cut
tte
sain
showing
atgh
gaase
la
tte
shart
on
tte
surtsos
aloo
drirtiag
oa
tte
f
vt-
Iset
vein
in
the
P.
E
sharge
at
tte
operations
on
the
Hastings
Ann.
iiauisi
s
in
a
neV
drift
VSte
ftvs
drift
Is
soms
99
feet
to
the
same
seat.
At-
lower
elevuUao,
Mr.
.r
showing
was
lueosss
in
thst.
as
soon
as
tte
a
Isrge
tonnes
of
o
o
iso
per
ton
will
be
shipment
la
Mines
Ltd.
of
ore
feat
wMs.
This
tte
shaft
foot
tffwrtstte
assuring
M
as
es
peeved
is
avaUame
for
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Augut
IS,
1018.
Word
has
been
received
here
of
gallantry
at
the
front
of
Oapt
Percy
M.
Miller
of
Prince
Rupert.
For
tea
days
and
ten
nights
be
fought
during
tte
retreat
frm
Cambrel
Until
his
bsttallon
vaa
prut"
'.-ally
wiped
out
snd
be
held
a
poKitlm,
all
one
day
under
gunfire
He
wan
wurded
the
Military
Crusa
A
detullnd
ii'
"ount
of
the
scilon
Is
pub-llahcd
In
'he
London
Oanette
ConstAhic
inu
has
arrived
In
Prince
Rupert
to
join
the
provincial
polio
force
Hu
mktu
the
place
ol
ixmniuuie
Kvaos
who
has
been
amoved
to
Tls-graph
Greek
nonstable
Logaa
was
at
Vtmy
Rtoge
with
tte
lOtnd
Battalion,
being
isjlmsatal
serssaat-aaajor.
Man
in
the
Moon
Ooodevenlng
folks.
How's
trtcksT
fake
says
that
a
newspaper
is
a
sort
of
eraay
quilt,
made
a
of
a
lot
of
Thunder
can
be
heard
a
long
wy
eft
but
nobody
wishes
to
be
thunder.
It'd
be
better
to
be
a
reel
he-man.
An
edrter
often
says
whet
he
thinks
but
be
is
not
alwav
rust
ae
keen
ob
wntmg
it.
Donors
as
no
loader
rooks
awl
brtcebaes
then
'he
eomflMialtr
the
rest
of
If
you
thiak
people
do
net
read
what
Is
written
in
this
vmi
aKaaiM
just
notice
what
happsas
when
I
get
under
people's
skin.
The
man
who
steals
a
newsa&M
frem
the
door
of
e
subacrrber
to
the
Dally
Kews
Is
Just
about
as
mean
as
a
a
man
feels
who
gets
out
dressed
in
men
order
Jake
ssya
If
more
local
merchant
ad.
vertlMd
their
ehsancr
mmmi
k
would
be
frer
etdees
s
to
mail
mi
houses.
If
a
men
comes
to
vou
barmwiM
trouble,
lend
him
all
you
havs.
It
will
do
him
good.
Heaven
may
be
all
right
but
I
have
n
notion
it
i
not
increasing
In
papule-
uon
as
fast
as
a
good
live
wobm,
town.
Advertus
In
the
DaUy
Nsws
It
payal
20
for
2j
4
Tuesday,
PAGE
two
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Tuesday
August
14,
1928.
CHANGE
IN
FISHERIES
The
revolution
in
the
fisheries
business
of
which
Captain
Fred
Wallace
told
at
the
week
end
is
largely
responsible
for
the
low
price
paid
tor
halibut
here
this
season.
The
people
of
the
big
centres
in
the
eastern
and
central
portion
of
the
continent
have
been
eating
the
filleted
cheap
fish
taken
in
the
Atlantic
instead
of
paying
the
high
price
demanded
for
halibut
It
has
been
put
up
in
attractive
form
so
that
the
housewife
has
no
trouble
in
handling
it.
The
result
has
been
very
beneficial
to
the
fishery
interests
of
the
east
coast
but
rather
fatal
to
the
halibut
business
here.
The
result
of
the
change
is
that
local
fishermen
will
have
to
study
the
cheapest
possible
methods
of
taking
the
halibut
It
seems
as
if
they
will
have
to-
adapt
themselves
to
the
changed
cosdition,
which
has
apparently
come
to
stay.
BETTER
THAN
COMMISSION
It
looks
as
if
the
economic
condition
is
to
be
more
effective
than
the
Royal
Comnission
ia
the
preservation
of
the
halibut
en
this
coast
The
low
price
paid
for
the
fish
makes
it
possible
for
only
the
most
economic
vessels
to
pay
a
reasonable
return
on
the
outlay
in
the
business.
The
result
should
be
to
diminish
the
amoont
of
halibut
caught
by
reducing
the
number
of
vessels
fishing.
FISHERIES
CONVENTION
The
Daily
News
is
strongly
in
accord
with
the
movement
to
secure
the
annual
convention
of
the
Canadian
Fisheries
Association
in
this
city.
T.
H
Johnson,
head
of
the
cold
storage
company
here,
is
vice-
president
of
the
Association
and
it
is
usual
for
the
annual
meeting
to
be
held
at
the
home
town
of
the
coming
president
Anything
Prince
Kupert
can
do
to
help
bring
the
convention
to
this
city
neat
saaraer
should
be
attended
to
as
quickly
as
possible.
Doubtless
the
Board
of
Trade
and
other
organizations
wiH
take
.the
matter
up
at
muting
ia
the
near
future.
.
.
:
r'tT
IMMIGRATION
POLICY
In
a
speech
at
Davidson,
Saskatchewan,
the
other
day,
the
Prime
Minister
put
the
whole
immigration
situation
in
the
simplest
possible
form.
He
told
his
audience
that
the
Dominion
Government
was
spending
$16.71
for
every
immigrant
secured
from
the
British
Isles
aad
Canada
drew
a
little
more
than
33,000
las
tyear
while
the
amount
paid
to
secure
continental
European
immigration
was
only
eleven
cents
apiece.
It
also
should
be
noted
that
this
country
draws
more
British
migrants
than
any
other
British
Dominion,
that
in
no
single
year
in
the
last
quarter
of
a
century
has
Canada
drawn
less
than
Australia,
and
that
while
the
inflow
to
the
southern
Common
wealth
declined
last
year,
the
migration
to
this
country
increased
by
several
thousands
over
the
previous
year.
SINKING
FUND
SURPLUS
The
report
of
the
inspector
of
municipalities
just
issued
shows
that
Prince
Rupert
is
among
those
cities
with
a
surplus
of
sinking
funds
instead
of
a
deficit
The
surplus
is
not
large
but
it
is
sufficient
to
In-dkate
sound
finance
rather
than
careless
finance.
The
total
sinking
fund
to
date
oa
which
the
report
was
made
amounted
to
$32,510.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Consolidated
In
Smithers
Field
Col.
Spencer
and
Alice
Arm-Work
at
Big
Mission
1).
C
McKechnie,
one
of
the
engineers
for
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.,
is
now
in
the
SmHhers
field
to
examine
several
properties
on
behalf
of
his
company,
this
v
isit
following
inspection
by
other
Consolidated
officials
and
including
some
well
known
Babine
grown
in
the
examinations.
The
Babine
have
been
attracting
general
interest
In
recent
weeks
and
practically
every
property
from
Driftwood
basin
to
the
foothills
has
been
under
investigation
in
connection
with
a
variety
of
mooted
amalgamations
and
deals.
Thomas
Ejj,
Uavey,
M
E.
nf
Toronto,
representing
the
Alexandria
Odd
Mining
Q..
isesiitly
examined
the
ed
by
Col.
Victor
Spencer
ol
Vsnoouver,
Velvet
group
on
Nine
Mllr
Mountain
Mated
Col.
Spencer
(allowing
a
reosnt
MM-
Mw
Hani
tan
in
company
with
vlalt
to
Alice
Arm.
WhUe
In
the
(US-Hugh
Harris.
Mr.
Dsvey
also
made
an
trirt.
Col
Spencer
and
Ms
engineer.
II.
isafntritlTTn
ol
the
SunrUe
property
In
E
Wllniont.
examined
sine
properties
tte
tame
section
and
It
Is
undeinto.-xl
on
McGrath
Mountain
and
also
BUver
he
will
attempt
to
have
ll
tied
up
with
jCord
property
an
well
as
the
Dolly
Vw-tbe
Velvet
In
which
the
Alexandria
Co.
:
den.
Wolf
Moose.
Silver
Hoard.
Otoaoee
Is
already
interested.
and
CI.
max
on
all
of
which
properties
they
liavr
sveursd
options.
Should
these
Until
tli'
total
expenditure
timi
will
intcrem.-
d'X'idc
to
take
over
and
oper-be
l:i-
l
el
ha
bei
n
e!:m.
::'!
mid
;
!!
D
illy
Varden
and
adjacent
pro-tabulated
and
the
necessary
:ir.imn,!
r"'"
w'lilti
mean
s
very
conalder-terUMioniUig,
thaw
will
in.iw
tun
nii'ii;
.hi
.
uui.aj
ul
capital
Much
expendl-tuade
as
to
future
mining
operations
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required
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