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io
keep
the
mine
and
mill
work-
iiK
nil
winter.
tin
A
syndicate
of
California
men
,.ieu
an
option
on
the
Sul-
a
v-roup.
loca.ed
on
Boulder
r
ek.
about
half
way
between
hmiihcr.'
and
Haielton.
No
work
will
be
undertaken
until
next
u:.t.
when
operation
will
fro-teed
from
a
shaft
sgnksetferul
years
ago
when
the
proprty
wan
worked
under
n
bond
held
by
the
Consolidated
Mining
k
Smelting
Co.
Very
good
reports
have
been
made
on
the
Pultana
and
the
prospects
for
proving
aether
mlm
are
conwidered
to
b
favorable.
The
ore
has.
tshown
high
value-,
where
it'
has
been
exdosd.
;
Frank
McUti
of
this
city
U
the
recorder
of
seven
coal
claim
located
in
the
vlclnl.y
of
Cedav
vale,
mention
of
whleh
was
made
in
these
colunis
receivtly.
The
vein.
Mr.
McLean
says,
measures
eijrnt
feet
in
thickness
at
some
places,
though
not
enough
work
has
yet
been
done
to
indicate
the
exact
extent
of
the
measures.
Tho
coal,
which
is
said
to
have
tested
as
anthracite,
was
found
on
seven
Haim.
The
disco-.
ery
has'created
tomiderable
interest
locally
and
u
number
of
Prince
Rupert
people
have
staked
in
the
vicinity.
One
local
concern
sent
a
man
in
to
look
the
ahowiiigs
over.
As
a
result
of
heavy
advance
orders
the
Telkwu
Co1IIrii,
be
longings
to
Jack
McNeil,
hive
reopenedearlier
this
fall
than
in
nny
previous
year.
A
crew
of
10
men
has
been
busy
ever
since
Au
gust
getting
out
corI
for
the
mi
ket
between
Prince
(ic-orge
nn-i
Prince
Uuiert.
Never
at
any
pre
i
vious
period
has
the
Tclkwa
(
oa
proven
more
popular
in
the
di
I
trict.
here
was
considerable
dil
ficulty
in
get
tine
the
coal
intro
Uuccd
at
first,
but
each
year,
as
depth
has
been
obtained,
the
prod-
J
uct
has
improved
In
quality
unti'
,
now
it
is
genevnlly,
fuvqred..
Pro
'
.I.Tlinn"
lit.
niViM.MltkitrftfVfltft.of
t
THE
DAlUt
tffcW3
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dumvell
Ik
in
Limelight
Again;
Toric1
Mine
Makes
Second
Concentrate
Shipment
;
Tclkwa
Coal
Mine
Busy
Again
The
Dumvell
mine
is
much
in
the
limelight
again
as
a
result
of
the
radiore
or
electrical
prospecting
campaign
which
has
been
carried
out
on
the
property.
A
successful
electrical
survey
w&s
carried
out
on
the
Hidden
Creek
property
at
Anyox
for
Granby
Consolidated,
and
now
Dunwell
was
tried
out
by
the
same
means.
The
party
at
Dunwell
was
in
charge
of
R.
C.
Kirkpatrick
and
his
companions
were
W.
McGowan,
G.
L.
Oates
and
Mr.
Schrader.
F.
F.
Ckirke,
supervisor
for
the
prospecting
company,
also
arrived
from
northern
Manitoba
-
to
take
up
headquarter
at
the
about
20
tons
daily,
but
when
win-Dunwell
camp.
ter
conditions
sot
in
this
tonnage
will
be
increased
to
between
40
The
Toric
mine
at
Alice
Arm
re-
and
5
tons.
The
coal
is
hauled
cently
snt
out
its
second
and
on
trucks
from
the
mine
to
the
third
shipments
of
1000
sacks
of
rnihv;.y
at
a
low
cost,
concentrates
to
the
Selby
smelter
in
California.
The
first
shipment
of
a
few
weeks
ago
was
made
to
Tacoma,
but
wing
to
im
increaaed
afrnounfof
lead
in
the
concentrates,
itnas
now
been
decided
tb
treat
the"
ore
at
Selby.
The
mill
is
now
producing
about
90
sacks
a
daft
and)
tt
if
expected
that
shipment
wMl
be.msde
steadily,
from
now
on.
No
large
increase
of
ton-
PEACE
RIVER
MAN
DIES
IN
HOSPITAL
Karl
Kusack,
Aged
64,
About
Whom
'
Little
Is
Known,
..runted
Away
This
Morning
.
r9t
its
t
uc
ucatu
uvv
ui
i
v
vuin
mui
aage
ni
xne
mm
w.u
!;'.
,ng
at
,
0.plock
in
the
Prince
Ku-untl
unit
ii
in-
a
new
power
,
flf
Kar,
stalled
next
spnng.
Preparation.
ack
who
had
,
the
hoil.
been
made
to
conduct
have
'
opera-
,
off
mi
QR
fof
some
timv
the
winter
and
tions
throughout
t,t
WBf
from
October
will
be
kept
by
transportation
up
J3
owi
was
64
years
of
age
ateighs
when
snow
makes
use
of
a
q
GermaBy
,!e
giv
the
railway
impossible.
A
half-
RJytr
M
hjf
()Ukce
of
has
been
blihed
way
house
M
M
far
know
at
Spring
Camp
Or.-for
the
mill
he
haJ
no
relailv
and
ffV.
is
being
taken
from
two
,
frteml(,
nNwboat8i
and
is
of
good
grade.
,
j-tineral
:.rPaKeients
are
'in
'
......
T
.
....
I
nni:
.
f
tBe
U.
C
Undertaker-
W.
B.
Doinberg,
heod
mf
the
;
Duke
Mini
W
Co,
whldh
is
devel.
-
opiag
the
Silver
Cup
mini
at'lw
r
'
-1'
'
r
HaaeltoivU.weJlaatisfied
with
th-.
;
?Q
fl
(
Jl
l
QUClS
.progress
bplw.
made
at
tWN;
,
in
face
of
dlfficttttiea.
adbn4W
'"f
the
extra
loog
haul
and
the
poo
road
condition
en
route
to
the
mine.
In
spite
of
idl
this,
the
machinery
has
been
delivered
to
the
mill
fce.
Mining
ha
Wen
sumed
in
tne
lower
tunnel.
A
raise
was
started
toward
the
surface,
but
two
feet
of
ralid
high-grade
ore
wa
eriebuntered
ahd
work
there
was
stopped
anil
.started
in
another
part
of
the,
mine.
The
new
ore
was
too
rich
to
handle
in
the,
ordinary
way
asi
mill
feed.
Ore,
in
addition
to
the
j
$800,000
worth
already
blocked
oui.
i.s
being
rapidly
disclosed.!
Every
preparation
is
being
made
iIJ
in
J
-J
A
i'rok
for
Formal
Afternoon
Occasions
v
I
II
CembinalloNS
of
metal
cloth
and
velvet
or
satin
are
seen
a
great
deal
for
formal
jtftertteon
or
,
infdrtnai
evening
wear.
Here
is
a
frock
illustrating
how
attractive
such
a
combination
can
be.
!
The
akirt,
of
midnight
bine
yel-'
vet.
is
flared
In
the
front,
and.
is
draped
in
the
back,
to
give
a
panelled
effect.
The
blouse,
printed
in
tones
of
blue
and
apricot,
has
a
draped
neckline
and
grldle,
and
beautifully
fitted,'
long,
tight
sleeves.
'
"HELPED
ME
WONDERFULLY"
Woman
Strengthened
by
Taking
Lydia
E.
Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
port
Colborne.
Ont
"After
havlnj
an
operation.
I
was
very
miserable.
I:
(very
near
uont
to
Kvork.
I
saw
Lydia
K.
rinkhara
s
Vegetable
Compound
latlvertiied
and
tried
It
and
believe
lit
helied
me
wonderfully.
I
have
no
weak
(pal-
any
inure,
the
puma
have
left
me
und
mynwveaaremuch
l,0tti.r.
T
ttxA
uufu
in
aayfnz
Lydia
fc.
Hnkhama
0'.li-elAes
havs
helped
me
wonderfulb
MM-
WM.
II.
Uf.w:iiteuw,.Dm
U3,
PoTtXislbotne,
.UaL.
IB
For
Men,
Women
and
Children
A
larsc
shipment
of
Ilaincnats
has
just
arrived'
from
Scotland
where
they
know
how
to
make
Hnincoats!
Then:
are
ffrne
quality
goods,
made
by
one
of
the
best
known
makers
in
that
kingdom.
There
are
nil
sizes,
both
for
men
and
women,
as
well
as
for
the
younger
ones.
These
we
are
able
to
offer
at
thin
time
at
ery
reasonable
prices.
Keep
dry
tills
weather;
everyone
going
out
of
doors
needs
a
good
Raincoat.
Make
-your
choice
now
at
the
Montreal
Importers
SALE
OF
SALES
UNDERWEAR
VEIL
For
Mi
prevents
that
en
We
have
Underwear
by
Penmans
nn
.!
Ht.inluW-
nda's
best
makers,
In
every
line.
For
vrr
pooa
rt,.
we
would
rather
ywi
weuld
drop
into
on:
-tare
o,
the
price
for
yourself.
Ah,
for
instance,
uc
l
i
ia
atuns
ffcvy
Vao4
Unierwear
at
$1.2"
.
r
rn-.cn
Ccmlrinatrorwi
at
IflM.
Ot
he
lines
in
pro
:i
-u
We
have
also
a
great
selection
of
Sweaicr-
(;r
s
and
women.
atfnrmet,
4fkl
-clolnin
n
j
dr
-
tion
for
men
anil
Intyu.
ger
witfi
rn
:
f
rf
..
'
'
Iidie
Wear.
G
nie
and
Convince
Ymrtll
Sinking
Feelin;
Why
is
it
that
one
has
such
a
fine
feeling
of
buoyancy
after
drinking
a
cup
of
Bovril?
Modern
research
has
shown
that
in
addition
to
proteins
of
exceptionally
high
food
value,
beef
has
certain
unique
powers
of
stimulating
cellular
activity
that
is
to
say
Of
stimulating
vitality.
Bovril
is
the
concentrated
essence
of
this
"vitality
power"
of
beef.
That
is
why
Bovril
is
such
a
powerful
stimulant
and
sustainer,
why,
in
fact,
"Bovril
prevents
that
sinking
feeling."
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