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EDITION
New
Yoik
lmereots
have
taken
a.i
option
Ummrih
A
H
.trln.ll,
-iti
the
8'.
impede
group
ol
claim
In
Ih
Rain;.
Hollow
count
r
(orti
inllea
back
ot
Haines.
Alaska
The
owners
are
William
Bunting
ot
Stewart
and
"S'.ini
pede
John''
8temirann
The
sum
ot
Mil
000
u-
now
available
for
the
development
o.'
th,
two
projie--ties
of
the
Silver
Crest
Mining
Co
the
Sllvei
Crest
a!
Stew
irt
and
the
Saddle
on
Hastings
Arm
near
Anyox
A
aniline
on
the
latter
pro)MT-y
Is
exjieeted
to
be
erected
th
spiii.g
It
is
hoped
to
haie
development
opera'ions
under
Way
at
the
Salmon
Rive:
inuj.er:y
w.th
In
thirty
dais
The
Bevfaue
Mining
Co.
of
Vancou
lU
S.uinie.
D
,v.:'
Tuesday,
May
8,
1028
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Daly-Gerard
Interests
Plan
Big
Things
at
Stewart
Activity
in
Portland
Canal
Continuing
Extensive
Survey
at
Alice
Arm
tn
be
Made
Thai
the
Daly-Gerard
interests
are
going
into
the
Portland
Canal
section
in
real
earnest
is
evidenced
by
a
deal
consummated
last
wei-k
whereby
they
have
acquired
all
the
holdings
of
a
newly
incorporated
company
known
as
the
Bear
River
Mining
Co.
which
owns
several
groups
totalling
some
thirty
claims
and
fractions
in
the
vicinity
ot
Stewart.
According
to
the
terms
of
the
deal
for
this
additional
ground,
the
purchasers
are
committed
to
an
expenditure
of
$10.1100
per
nioiiiii.
The
Daly-Gerard
interests
now
control
3,000
acres
of
highly
mineralized
ground
ut
the
head
!'
Bear
River
upon
Winch
they
;
end
2.
000
pe.
Otolith.
It
t
wild
.!:..:
it
i
the
e.cv-
,,,..
Mutton
to
llioi
iitlilv
expU.
'
h(
hohl-iiib
with
a
tatT
o!
ue
.loi.ts
and
engine!
Dly-Urard
already
have
control
of
the
RuiilH-Aruenta
and
Ki-ci
Top
In
the
upper
Beur
Hiver
section
A
compressor
arrttctf
hut
mailt
a!
Stewart
lor
the
Engineer
Mine
Hwul;-cate
h:i'h
clt
inn
h
large
amount
ol
cciihti
uctuin
work
(V
rje.
H
Bin
n
Is
OiHiia'-'e:
ot
the
nymina:"
vnMii,':-.il.
repairs
are
,.
lie
made
t
'.ne
tr.,.1
leilUinn
to
the
property
Under
the
duett
ion
ot
William
Bnnt-Ulg.
eight
men
aie
now
Working
on
the
Cascade
group
f
the
P-em:t
B"i;ri
Mining
LV
which
Is
incorporated
th!.
spring
i'h
Winnipeg
c.ipl'.ii.Ms
in
control
A
camp
i
I'en.ji
h.u;:
o..
th
Cascade
urnind
and
a
compi'ci'
i
being
moved
over
Irom
the
Virginia
group
Tin.-
Kill
lie
in
operation
within
two
week
:.
with
the
objective
of
tapping
a
big
ore
time
later
:n
th'
season
an
ambit
tout
program
ot
development
will
he
opened
on
ai:
the
company's
lioldlnus
n
cl..im.-
in
'.
'
'.
S.illlull:
Oiler
n
o!
Corrtii;,
.iiiii
RcwhiKan
i.re
h!.-work
to
ije
done
i
amji
hii:ld!ng.
J
The
'.e
Teaaa
Pm
section
which
William
Finn
I'cay
Lundtrum
of
partners.
The
flrt
II
be
the
erection
ol
x.i.M-:
M
dm
Ltd.
h
elctd
n
.s
toi;,
w-:
president.
Matthew
1'niiiip.-
N
v.
Westminster;
secretary.
i.ps.
Stewart
:
treasurer.
,!
A
Hull.
Hwl.jr;
Ool.
Wllltam
T
'kip..
Se.nie
Chrtatophet
Rem,
K
n
Haddon.
Hjrrter.
Ten
men
Aft
being
ptti
to
work
this
w
or
on
t
i'
Northern
Utfht
frtMtr
tu
i
I'
:
.
.ad
Canal
district.
One
of
the
-
i,:.:muit
road
camps
will
ba
uatd
as
hejdi,ua
ten
until
the
mice
camp
Is
ion.-t:
-i,
red.
O.
R.
Bancrcft
Is
manag
i
u
(
...hieer
and
Angus
McKenale
has
fvi:
Mjcured
as
superintendent.
i
Joe
Tackaon
ha
arrived
at
Stewart
ttom
vancouear
with
equipment
which
nil
be
tiMtf
tor
operating
propettlts
don.i
the
aaaal
traoi
SUwart.
The
pro-m
m.h.
tetaiUog
aightn
claims,
m-.
...o.i
the
Jeax.
J
J.
J.
and
Luoky
Strike
e"'Hg
locate)
between
Marmot
and
George
mnm.
A
coenpany
has
been
no
?ci;ted
known
as
the
Portland
Can.
oold
Mine,
Ltd.
Complete
surveys
of
the
poaalMlltlea
i
f
tlM'
mlnerallaed
rone
around
Alloc
Arm
wHl
be
undertaken
by
the
Oeoiofl-:
a
I
.survey
of
Canada
this
year
In
oo-1'
I.,
.ion
with
the
provincial
Department
of
Mines.
Engineers
will
cover
the
entire
mineral
field
area
tributary
Xo
Alice
Arm
and
the
survey
will
r
mnr.fnce
as
soon
aa
weather
conditions
permit.
Despite
ita
well
known
mineral
wealth,
the
Alice
Arm
territory
haa
not
been
as
active
during
the
peat
few
ytas
aa
conditions
would
seem
to
warrant
This
survey
is
eapected
to
ver,
which
s
active
at
Khutxe
rnle''trtii.
atHaioj
Jes,
O.
down
the'ooast
from
here,
has
shipped
a
diamond,
drill
to
Stewart
to
be
used
on
the
Independence
mine
which
.
wax
Diamond
drilling
on
the
Topley-Rlch-
lield
mine
at
Topley
started
at
the
end
recently
tajnaed
by
the
ooncern.
Work
,of
the
week.
Before
summer.
It
la
ex-wlll
be
started
on
the
vein
system
at
pected.
mora
complete
report
as
to
the
an
elevation
oX
1800
feet
value
of
he
Topley
properties
will
be
11
iavaUaWe.
The
first
drill
hole
will
cut
John
I)
Kfndall
of
Toronto
and
sa-itbe
mlnerallaed
aone
and
will
reach
aociates
anpouaoe
that
S3S0.0O0
pro-
oontct
about
ISO
feet
below
the
pre.
gram
will
be
shortly
commenced
on
the
sent
underground
workings
.
The
mln-Bush
Consolidated
property
at
Stewart,
.lug
machinery,
camp
and
supplies
are
ArraugenMata
have
lien
oampletod
i
now
m
condition
for
complete
opera-whereby
a
New
York
syndicate
haaitlon.
H.
L.
Batten,
consulting
en-purchased
a
large
block
of
stock
on
the
Rioter,
states
that
work
done
to
date
wwiwauui
tnai
toe
amount
referred
'
haa
been
very
encouraging
and
to
would
be
dlaburted
over
a
period
of
shown
the
mine
deposit
to
be
a
haa
months.
The
Kendall
interests
retain
large
mlnerallaed
rone
with
high
grade
oontnl
property
ore.
Additional
claims
have
been
ob-
jtalned
to
cover
the
vein
which
runs
W
8.
Sullivan
is
starting
wwk
this
over
11.000
feet.
Big
developments
are
week
on
the
Star
Pointer
g
oup
of
espeeted
this
season.
Story
of
Mining
in
B.C.
and
Particular
of
George
Copper
Is
Told
Most
Picturesquely
KenneolJfirVof
Vlcforla
I'uVlllhes
Interesting
Tale
of
Discovery
on
Bear
River
That
.Mnde
District
Tamous
Britidh
Coiurqliia
has
gone
mining
mad
according
to
Konneth
Cbarle
Drury
of
Victoria
who,
la
an
article
entitled
B.C.
Goes
llinink?,
in
the
May
1
Untie
of
MacUan'a
Magazine,
tells
us
that
the
ejeited
welter
of
speculation,
has
completely
eclipsed
the
land
boom
of
the
early
part
of
the
century.
Western
newHpaperw
flash
the
news
of
the
mining
market
on
their
front
pages;
Toronto
and
Montreal
papers
carry
on
their
financial
pages
special
dispatches
from
the
coast.
Radios
are
broadcastinif
their
mininsr
hour.
Shutter
at
so
;M.p
and
Hps
have
taken
precedence
lu
uciJii'twaat'on.
broker'
qMIobs
blaze
under
full
Minnhiatlci)
until
after
midnight.
Oe.lcu'y
In
s
be.?om
popularized;
teehnkal
terms
.such
as
greenstones,
ar-gylitia
and
bath.litu
are
bandied
nb3U,t
JD
eiery
street
cjrmT
with
professional
authority.
Sporting
page
fans
have
deserted
bojkir.alitvs
taking
Uel
on
tnp
daily
racing
ai
Tla
Juana
and
are
de-
voting
their,
talen
si..
vvMWd,-vv
the
Ju
4.
ST
t&
andcoln
ciety
teas
has
assumed
a
new
interest
and
significance
since
mining!
Advertise
m
the
Daily
News
to
the
Is
pourf
east
and
Hlver
mini'
has
beHrgelV
TTlnanced
in
Amsterdam,
wblla
tffp
In
March
the
Dun
vl
Devoihlre
ani,'soffie
of
his
a-iociates
in
London
West
Ind
clubs
Invested
B50.000
In
a
Salmon
River
property.
Mining
profiteer
are
wonderful
tickings
for
automobile
salesmen.
with
the
:$ult
that-
Hutt'ts
cf
new
cars,
paid
for
bj
cheques
fvam
brokers'
cashiers,
are
helping
to
make
more
serious
the
parking
problem
in
downtawn
Vancouver
and
V
Ictorta.
But
back
at
all
this
welter
'of
feverish
speculation
Is
the
stcry
of
the
tabulnuly
rich
Portland
Oanal
country
and
Its
dla
caverer.
"Bll!
Oe;rge."
As
Mr
Drury
tell
it.
it
is
an
enthralling
story.
In
1909
Mr.
necrge
was
sent
by
a
group
ol
men
to
report
jii
a
certain
mining
property
on
the
far-off
Portland
Canal.
His
report
was
ths
he
didn't
think
much
of
this
particular
property,
but
the
country
there
was
the
beat
lie
had
ever
boan
in.
go
promising,
tn
fact,
did
it
appear
to
him
that
h
decided
to
remain
thce
and
exjtlotw
tar
blraaelf
He
went
up
th
Star
lvr
to
the
up-ping
grouada
of
th
Has.
WpUo
paasing
through
the
qaroi
Qspar
Bear
Valle.
batwaea
the
U4Ujtwin
that
raachad
to
the
glacldra,
he
stumbled
on
a
boulder
Of
oopper
that
had
apparently
rollod
down,
from
above.
j
marked
the
spot
and
book
la
th
apring
to
find
sut
aiaetly
inhere
that
boulder
had
oom
lrom-
lie
worked
hi
way
to
the
heights
of
the
mountain
on
th
aoutb
bank
of
th
river,
and.
that
above
the
timber
line
and
bdlow
th
glacier,
he
found
great
topper
vein,
running
a
high
a
thirty-Hv
per
cant
oop!r
with
high
ggld
vluaa,
VfDlch
Uaerally
formed
th
whole
top
of
tM
mountain
That
was
the
start
ol
the
Coats
Qold
Copper
Seventeen
ptui
ago
that
was
and
"Bill"
Qeorg
aa
to
hyre
a
long,
hard
struggle
betas
hg
gpliH
raoognitipn
lor
tu
dUcovory.
fi
pjaaparty
was
far
up
tr
an
unknown
aoupM
ajut
tkoe
w
no
aeon
t
it
es
kf
a
erttdt
In
dian
trapping
trail
tbywugjl
th
oortkem
aiiy
jungk
gzowtn
.
But
Mr.
do
urge
bad
an
ooough
to
make
htm
a
believe
la.
spta
of
all
difficulties.
He
aorlflMd,
rt)Mng
b
had
or
hopwi
to
have
yo
saak)
ggod
with
hi
dkcovety.
A
lttttt
group
of
old
friends
In
Victoria,'
including
P.
U.
Mnklater.
a
merchant,
atSd
Richard
tone,
a
government
official,
believed
in
his
man
who
told
them
of
hi
great
.nine
proapect
in
th
north.
They
helped
him
now
and
then
With
fund,
wtyt
ht
vnt
Ahead
to
show,
up
what
his
maun.
Uni'wap
niad
.
'
Per
ye.-rs
he
plugged
away,
without
reward,
but
never
with
the
thought
of
Tlviug
up.
He
betted
out
of
the
perpen-.Hcuiar.
soild-rock
mountain
side,
a
zlg-ag
trail,
which
enabled
hone
pack
trains
to
climb
with
tbelr
load-,
to
the
4.000-foot
elevation.
Then
he
toUowed
along
the
great
veins,
open-cutting
them
every
roup
of
hundred
feet
and
exposing
th
bonanza
ore.
The
showing
md
their
extent
were
amazing.
But
still
after
dcd
and
a
half
of
th
hard-it
kind
of
physical
labor,
be
wa
a
Ung
way
from
having
a
producing
mine,
as
It
required
capital
and
lot
of
It
to
handle
such
an
immense
development.
"Bill"
Oeorge
persuaded
th
engineer
o.'
the
Consolidated
Mining
4
Smelting
Company
to
turn
their
attention
to
the
Portland
Canal,
and
ipacifloaUy
to
hi
copper
mountain,
which
h
had
ben
fathering
along
lor
seventeen
lean
and
lonely
year.
A
a
result
of
what
engineers
saw
the
Consolidated
at
once
In
th
spring
of
last
year
took
over
from
Mr.
Oeorge
controlling
Interest
of
fifty-two
par
cent
of
th
stock
of
hi
company.
Then
through
th
Bank
of
Montreal,
they
got
enouia
mort
undet
option
to
make
total
of
ninety-three
per
cent
of
the
stock,
leaving
only
seven
per
cent
scat-
the
few
old
friends
of
the
prospector
who
had
stuck
with
him
and
hi
discovery
through
the
years
of
struggle.
A
soon
aa
th
now
had
receded
from
the
altitudes.
Consolidated
diamond
drill
crew
were
sent
up
by
hor
pack
train
to
the
4,000-foot
level.
"
They
drove
two
exploratory
holes
Into
the
bowel
of
the
Oeorge
Mountain
before
wintar
cam
on
and
forced
thm
from
the
height.
The
results
were
ao
confirmatory
of
what
had
been
anticipated
that
this
spring
enlarged
crews
are
being
sent
up
the
hill
to
drive
a
whole
series
of
hole
to
cut
the
big
vein
at
depth,
and
over
a
quarter
of
a
mil
from
the
surface,
and
thus
be
abt
to
form
something
of
an
accurate
estimate
of
the
millions
of
ton
of
high
grade
coppr-gold
ore
awaiting
the
Canadian
miner
In
this
one
massive
depoalt.
Foreseeing
the
Immensity
of
th
development
involved,
surveyors
were
sent
up
the
river,
where
they
acquired
for
Canada's
greatest
mining
organization
all
the
ad)ent
otalm
Into
which
the
Oeorge
copper
veins
would
likely
lead,
and-
also
th
townalte
olalms
In
the
river
valley
flat,
thousands
of
feet
below
the
diamond
arm
working.
Atogetfief
.
t.
2.
m
hi
ionune
ortune
OQggagLEBstiR
WiigTWHr
fclTigB
dgaK
will
rank
aa
one
of
ui
utwsbw
wa
maoe
ana
bo
was
the
start
of
another
large
Canadian
milling
centre.
s
3ndmtr
Wilson
reports
that
th
program
la
now
completed
for
Hit
vaudeville
concert
which
win
be
held
nt
week
In
M
of
the
Boye'
Band,
The
plan
will
be
opened
at
Orme'a
drug
store
on
Thursday
of
tli'a
week.
A
heavy
sale
of
ticket.,
I
reported.
It
payil
rag
tbAU-T
NEWS
FISH
E
R
Man
in
the
Moon
on't
dose
a
Childs
Cold
Continual
dosinc
uosets
children's
delicate
stomachs.
Vicks
is
applied
externally
and
therefore
cannot
disturb
the
digestion.
It
acts
in
two
ways:
'
(1)
The
body
heat
releases
the
ingredients
in
the
form
of
vapors,
which
are
inhaled.
(2)
At
the
same
time
Vicks
"draws
out"
the
soreness
like
a
poultice.
asr&.
VICKS
VaVAPORUB
Orut
Million
Jars
(JsioYtARLt
...
UuU..
i-
ih
the
new
Pontile
Six,
Fisher
proves
its
un
rivaled
ability
to
endow
a
car
with
beauty
and
value
beyond
comparison
in
its
class.
Acclaimed
the
world's
finest
low-priced
six
from
the
hour
of
its
first
appearance,
this
new
Pontiac
advances
far
beyond
even
its
own
previous
attainment.
More
than
ever
it
satisfies
the
Canadian
desire
for
artistry
of
design,
fine
finish
and
consummate
good
taste
in
an
automobile.
The
new
Pontiac
Six
is
such
a
car
as
the
public
has
learned
to
expect
when
the
body
is
by
Fisher.
i;
If
you
are
a
true
patriot
you
will
insist
that
your
teeth
be
filled
with
Pore
her
Island
gold.
There's
one
advantage
in
a
used
car.
Th
mud
does
not
show
a
bad
at
this
time
of
year.
The
difficulty
with
a
flat
tire
1
that
le
never
seems
to
know
It
I
nt.
At
the
office
a
man
may
be
A
noiae
as
feud
aa
a
airtak.
But
when
he
gwtt
horn
with
and
kids
He'
only
llttl
squeak
wife
What
about
getting
up
a
In
favor
of
better
weather.
Jake
says
he's
lettln
In
bad
because
the
Man
in
the
Moon
mention
him
so
!
often.
If
J
a
It
e
would
keep
from
being
n
n
i
JL
bad
he
would
not
t
mtn
trouble.
eW
'Ilk
the
people
who
in
to
th
'dltor
wnttng
their
names
kept
out
of
th
news
columns.
Jake
ssys
there
are
many
different
inds
of
air.
Prinstance,
there's
hot
ir.
ioui
ir,
pur
air
and
millionaire
People
who
are
cocksure
about
what
:ey
know,
are
mostly
wrong.
Truth
is
rgely
a
point
of
vtw
.
An
umbrella
Is
Ilk
a
Jackpot
becauat
'
of
no
UM
until
-
y
w
mum
i
-es
not
necessarily
baton
to
the
mat
rho
open
it.
Teacher
-Johnny,
if
your
fath.
;rned
HO
a
week
and
gave
your
mother
r-tlf
what
would
ah
hav
Johnny
-Heart
failure.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Th
theft
of
provision
from
th
gas-boat
Hcat
on
the
local
waterfront
wa
lrported
to
the
police
thU
morning
They
belonged
to
poor
man
who
wa
.Jing
to
the
hot
iprlnga
at
Ketchikan
Mr.
P.
R.
Alexins
-
and
Mrs.
K.
Phillips
will
have
charge
of
the
Red
Cross
sale
hare
this
week.
Th
fish
packers
at
the
plant
of
the
Canadian
Pish
ft
Cold
stoma,
rv.
are
out
on
strike
tjay
for
higher
wage
ana
anorter
noun.
Negotiation
for
'
ttstepent
are
in
progress.
Subscrlb
for
the
Dally
New.
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