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NEWS
News
of
the
Mines
Departmental
Service
is
provided
by
the
people
for
the
people.
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
ilirsday
I
OFMffiS
HOYS'
UNDEUWEAK
i
n
ubull'i
make,
but
not
all
shea
in
this
lot.
In
shirts
and
dr.iwi'rs
inly.
QPn
li.ick
.v.ud
Season
Sale
Price,
per
suit
HOYS'
HKOADCLOTH
SMUTS
'
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Hics.
IlcKUlar
$2.00
value.
I'.
ickward
Season
Sale
Price
ma
ft
7
95c
l
be
Acme
mrooners
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AMI
SHIPYARD
Operating
U.T.P.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dork
Engineers.
Machinists,
Boilermakers.
Hlacksmith.
Pitllrrn
makers.
Founders.
Woodworkers.
Klc
ELECTKIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
or
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
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and
385
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18.
AND
THURSDAY.
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regular
up
to
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DfwftMa,
regular
up
to
f
M.00
WjZ
12
Wash
Dresses,
regular
up
to
$20-00
SjiJ.7i
SUMMER
WEIGHT
SPOUT
COATS
I
White,
regular
$25.00
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18.00
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Yellow.
regular
$25.00
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Cn-en,
regular
f22.5)
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Kasha,
1
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regular
$15.00
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nnd
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fnt
colorg,
exqulilte
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heavy
weight,
per
yard
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&
Payne
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TrndinR
Co.
i
:
.
Pt
tVlciiv
fiefclion
of
Skeena
Kivcr
Division-Vedl-
ern'Q&HPr,
Kowe,
'
rixic
and
I.X.I-
Properties
Reported
on;
The
Skei-na
flBninir
division
in
a
rectaTlKular
gtriu
of
the
Brit
ish
Columbia
coast,
extending
from
the
entrance
to
Portland
Inlet,
juHt
north
of
Port
Simpson,
to
Millbank
Sound,
including
all
the
coast
inlands,
except
the
Queen
Charlotte
group,
and
the
mainland
as
far
east
an
the
crest
of
the
Coast
Range,
continues
the
annual
re
port
of
Dr.
H.
F.
James,
resident
mineral
engineer.
For
the
pur
pose
of
these
reports
it
is
divided
Into
four
sections:
The
Coast
section:
the
Canadian
National
Railway
section;
Kitsumgallum
Lake
section,
embracing
the
Kitsumgallum
Valley
from
the
railway
at
Terrace
to
Lava
Lake
In
the
divide
be
tween
the
Naa
and
the
Skeena
Riven;
the
imnlM
Company
turned
property
and
finally
the
Lakelse
Valley
section
which
taken
in
the
extension
of
the
Kitsumgallum
Valley
depression
which
lies
on
the
south
aide
of
the
railway.
Of
the
four
section
of
the
division.
the
coast
Is
the
moat
active
at
present
and
possibly
Is
the
most
Important,
but
It
cannot
be
aaid
any
of
the
sections
are
particularly
active
or
Important
at
the
present
time.
There
are
no
steadily
producing
mine4!
In
the
division,
even
on
a
small
scale,
since
the
mine
of
the
Belmont-Surf
Inlet
Mlr.es,
Limited,
become
wt.rked
out
a
year
or
so
ago.
but
two
or
three
properties
are
coming
along
slowly
and
may
eventually
bring
the
district
back
Into
the
producing
rank.
Much
money
is
being
spent
on
railway,
tsarn.
and
camp
buildings
on
the
old
Western
Copper
property
at
the
bead
of
Khuure
InletTbut
the
property
It
stUl
but
slightly
developed
or
proven.
The
small
amount
of
work
wblch
has
teen
done
within
the
last
year
on
the
Trlxie
group.
Pore
her
Island,
and
the
Black
Wolf.
aUuumgallum
Lake,
has
oeen
isir.y
eneouregmg.
ommu
oipinou
,
,nm
tur
t
the
Need
Of
f
gold
ore
have
been
made
mm
ooB
these
properties
during
the
year.
It
l
possible
that
oneaof
them
may
be-cmv
a
steady
producer
In
a
small
way,
although
both
are
very
much
In
the
prospect
stages
of
development.
IOAHT
STATION'
The
Western
Ccpper
property
;:ku
of
a
large
block
of
claims
the
head
of
Khutac
Inlet.
In
1036
they
were
'
purchased
from
Martin,
Shannon
A
Mb
then
of
Vancouver,
by
the
Revenue
Mining
Company.
After
doing
some
preliminary
"rk
the
Revenue
LAND
ACT
NOTICK
Or
INTBNIinV
Til
ArTLY
TO
IJ5AKE
I
AMI
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
and
situate
sdiaeent
to
AUUord
Say.
Moresby
bland.
SkldegaU
Inlet.
TAKE
lecmc
that
Heine
Ma
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Puln
and
Paper
Manufacturers,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
d
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
hJrh
water
mark
or
an
Island:
thence
following
the
high
water
mark
around
the
Island
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
otie
acre,
more
or
leas.
PACIFIC
MILLS,
LIMITED,
Apnuesnt.
Donald
Wilbur
Hodsdon.
Agent
fcr
Pacific
Mills.
Limited.
Tfcitrrt
Mar
3.
1OT8
DAILY
In
it
what
it
should
be?
We
keep
the
quality
of
our
bread
up
to
the
1IUJIIBST
rOSSIRLE
STANDARD
A
trial
will
confinco
roV
of
this.
We
will
be
pletmed
'
to
Herve
yoil
dairy.
.
:
TRY
OUR
SPECIAL
HOVIS
AND
WHOLE
WHEAT
Electiic
Bakery
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert.
II.C.
Mens
&
Boys
Get
you:
Summer
weather
RUNNING
SHOES
at
the
Montreal
Importers
T
Mlli.
i,
Proprietor.
Hi-i
ll
Atenue.
Prince
Uupert.
over
to
C-
O.
Bush,
of
Detroit,
who
represents
the
Detroit
Western
Syndicate.
It
la
now
understood
that
this
syndicate
Is
forming
a
large
corporation
regis
tered
within
the
province.
The
Revenue
Mining
Company
is
a
private
company
with
a
$800,000
capitalization,
financed'
largely
by
Vancouver
capital.
Although
It
its
sold
the
Western
Copper
property
to
the
Detroit
Company,
development
work
Is
being
administered
by
the
Revenue
Mining
Company.
Since
the
property
was
examined
last
year
by
the
Resident
Mining
engineer
very
little
work
has
been
done
on
the
showings
of
this
property,
and
there
Is
nothing
to
add
to
the"
deaorrptlon
of
the
ore
Occurrence
at
found
in
the
19M
annual
report.
The
company's
effort
have
been
directed
this
year
towards
butMlng
a
railway,
tram,
and
a
fairly
large
permanent
camp,
getting
ready
for
more
extensive
underground
development
next
season.
During
the
summer
a
narrow-guage
railway.
Just
under
5
miles
in
length,
was
built
Knuttw
Inlet
to
the
main
camp
site,
lust
behvw
the
point
selected
for
the
working
tunnel.
Twenty
pound
steel
was
put
on
the
ties,
because
a
quantity
of
this
material
was
on
hand
from
an
old
railway
which
had
been
constructed
far
some
IVi
miles
up
the
same
valley,
but
this
steel
wlU
be
replaced
by
heavier
steel
before
much
shipping
Js
done.
The
grade
is
very
gcod
for
a
mining
railway.
The
maximum
grade
Up
the
valley
is
a
per
cent.
and
this
la
for
a
distance
of
but
I
AW
feet,
and
the
maximum
reverse
grade
Is
t
per
cent
for
a
similar
Oisteaee.
mm
this
upper
terminal
a
300
foot
aerial
tuam
is
betoc
buUt
to
the
tunnel
site.
The
right
of
way
has
been
cleared
and
aaspe
of
the
towers
crested.
but
the
eartv
snowfall
prevented
its
Vshte
Has
Men
eonstrueted
tt
uie
upper
xennmai.
ccnaans
oi
bonk
house.
H
by
100
feet:
a
cookhouse,
te
by
S4
feet:
a
warehouse,
SB
by
M
feet;
and
office
buildings.
All
the
rough
lumber
for
ties
and
buildings
was
cut
on
the
ground
by
the
eompany
under
eon
tract.
Throughout
the
greater
part
of
the
rammer
a
crew
of
from
fifty-five
to
sixty
.lien
was
employed
and
the
eompany
is
to
he
commended
on
the
ui
jgress
which
has
been
made
towards
transportation
-ind
camp
construct
ton.
ItOWK
CLAIM
Three
claims,
the
Starboard
Watch.
Canadian
QUI,
and
Rio
OosteUo,
are
situated
on
the
west
side
of
Pitt
Island.
)ust
below
Captain
Oove.
and
are
owned
by
C
O
Rows,
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
atoowtafs
are
situated
at
an
elevation
of
about
1.400
feet
above
sea
level
and
are
reached
by
a
foot
trail
which
starts
at
a
cabin
on
the
beach
and
runs
back
lor
about
1ft
miles
over
muskeg
and
soft
soil
chiefly.
The
one
vein
on
the
property
Is
typical
of
the
gold-pyrite
-quarts
veins
found
at
other
points
In
the
adjacent
islands,
being
a
very
lenticular
vein
In
too
granodlr
rite
of
the
Ooast
Range
and
form
No.
13.
Section
38)
IiAND
ACT.
NOTKi:
OF
INTENTION
TO
Dated
1MB.
IND
ACT
AITLA
TO
ri!ici:iiAM;
mmi
In
Prince
BuportTaod
IVoordtng
an
wtwstbjabmit
mttes
frem
the
to
apniy
ror
parmnsmn
to
avr
chase
the
swing
described
loner
!oWf
Couunenclnc
at
a
nest,
ohtnted
foot
distant
from
the
Witness
past
on
the
West
side
of
Lot
ITS;
thence
westerly
00
chsni;
thence
southerly
M
chains;
thpnne
easier!
SO
chains:
tnence
nor
therly
10
chMnm,
and
eon
taming
too
acres,
more
or
less.
P.
PARDOB
WILSON
Detroit
Paled
IB'h
April
Acant
far
Western
Mining
Co.
Norici:
or
intunticn
to
aitly
to
LKASi;
LNI
In
Prlnre
Rupert
Laid
.(ecordlnE
Olx-
srlct
and
situate
adjacent
to
Ray.
MorexbT
Island,
SkMegate
Ouean
Charlotte
Islands.
LAND
ACT.
Aiiuom
Inlet.
TAKE
ni'hub
inat
racmc
urns
Limited,
of
Vanoouver.
B.C.,
occupation
rulp
and
faper
MtnufaatUMts,
intends
to
annly
for
a
lease
of
the
following
de
scribed
lamiv
Commencing
at
a
nest
planted
on
me
high
water
mark
or
an
island;
tnence
following
tt
the
Island
to
hsih
water
mark
around
point
of
commencement
and
contain
I
na
0.M
acre
MCIFIO
MILLS,
1,
more
or
iw
LIMITED,
Applicant
Donald
Wilbur
Kodsdon.
Agent
lar.facHM
MUls.
Limited.
Ms?
Msv
H.
a.
1M8.
1M8.
7"
NOTiri!
Oi'
IVTKXTION
TO
APPLY
TO
Liasi:
LM
,
In
Smlthors
Land
Ttecordlna
District
and
situate
a,dJoltllg
Lot
51
HO
on
Bast
aide
of
Skeena
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Ohrlatlna
Corley.
of
Pacific.
B.C.,
married
woman.
Intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
laiuls:
Oommeiii
ing
at
a
post
plsnted
at
the
southeast
rcirner
of
Lot
5100.
Range
f.
Ooast
District;
thence
north
80
chntru..
tnence
hlm
30
chains:
thence
south
80
Mlns:
themre
west
30
chain,
and
con-
,1,,
more
or
less
i"i:tt
tin
x
.
Appii
-ani
Dattd
Me;.
38.
1033.
consisting
of
quarts
and
coarse-grained
pyrlte.
The
pyrlte
occurs
in
letumj
and
bunches
rather
than
as
disseminated
j
grains,
and
gold,
which
is
the
only
metal
of
economic
Importance,
Is
In-,
tlmatery
s
snarls
td
with
it.
Other
sulphide
are
woepUomUy
rare.
The
win
has
f
olkvwcd
a
shear
boms
In
the
granitic
rocks
and
soustati
domin-antly
of
quarts
with
kanaas
and
bunches
of
pyrlte,
and
In
places
it
contains
a;
large
treewtage
of
the
abeartd
wall-rock
in
narrow
strips,
giving
It
a
banded
appearance.
The
strike
Is
north
and
south
(mag.i,
parallel
to
the
hillside,
and
the
dip
appears
to
be
very
flat
to
the
cast
Into
the
bill,
although
at
the
bottom
of
the
deepest
cut
Is
ap
preciably
steeper
than
at
the
very
sur-
lace
and
It
Is
possible
that
the
vein
dips
at
an
angle
of
30
deg.
or
more.
Ihe
vein,
which
has
been
opened
by
ftw
surface
cuts
and
by
one
abort
tunnel,
varies
in
width
from
a
few
Inches
to
6
or
6
feet.
The
widest
section
is
In
the
tunnel
at
the
most
northerly
cut.
A
6-foot
sample
across
the
face
of
this
tunnel,
showing
very
little
pjrrtte,
assayed
very
low
In
gold
and
silver.
A
ssmpwt
of
pyrlte
taken
Iron,
a
number
of
points
along
the
vein
gave
returns
of
W
In
gold
and
0.4
or.
sliver
to
the
ton.
These
samples
would
indicate
that
the
gold
In
Ui
a
property
Is
associated
with
the
pyrlte.
and
therefore
that
the
owners
.should
prospect
for
lenses
of
pyrlte
and
not
work
on
sections
of
the
vein
which
consist
of
quarts
only.
TlilXIK
OKOl'I
The
Trlxie
group,
also
known
as
toe
.-ttetaon
property.
Is
situated
in
Welcome
Harbcr,
on
the
north-west
point
o'
torcher
Island.,
less
than
a
mUe
from
tide-water
and
at
a
few
hundred
feet
oievatton.
The
group
Is
owned
by
Prank
Patterson,
of
Refuge
Bay.
and
Is
now
bonded
ta
J.
B.
Wood
worth,
who
in
turn
claims
to
have
Interested
a
ttrong
Eastern
mining
company
In
the
property.
In
any
event,
It
would
seem
that
something
Is
to
be
done
to
determine
the
poaslMiraes
of
the
property
and
such
eonuneretal
ore
as
Is
discovered
during
the
development
will
be
shipped.
At
intervals
for
severe
1
years
past
small
shipmen2Jjf
sorted
ore
have
been
mad?
to
the
smelter,
either
by
the
owner
or
by
some
operator
working
un
der
lease
and
bond
In
117
the
pro
perty
was
Bonded
to
the
Behnont-Surf
Inlet
Mines,
Limited,
when
considerable
esploratory
work
was
done
without
developing
sufficient
ore
to
warrant
the
band
being
taken
up
One
of
the
tunnels
driven
at
this
time
just
mlased
a
small
bunch
of
hlgh-gmde
ore.
which
a
as
taes
out
later
by
the
owner.
All
'he
ore
Which
has
been
shipped
nan
been
talc
from
the
surface
from
small
stopes
above
the
short
prospect-tunnels.
During
1M7
33
tons
of
ore
which
nan
ten.
&td.
rom.
prevjoue
aJhiptnenU
a&
low-grade
material
was
sent
to
t!W
Anvox
smelter
and
yielded
slightly
more
than
11.100
In
gold,
gross
value
This
would
indicate
that
much
of
the
material
which
Is
not
matslve
sulphides
mlirht
make
s
very
good
grade
of
mill
ing
ore
Thero
are
so
many
veins
and
workings
th'it
it
t
difficult
to
desrrlb-
thetn
tlafactorlly
without
the
alcl
of
u
plan,
which
I
did
not
linve
tunc
t
muke
In
general,
the
allowing
consist
of
a
number
of
steeply
dipping
veins
In
the
quartz
diorlte
of
the
Coast
Range
bath-
ollth.
They
are
acmewhat
Irregular
in
strike
and
dip.
but
have
the
same
general
trend,
striking
from
N.
50
deg.
E
to
N.
80
deg.
E.
Each
vein
is
quite
lenticular,
varying
from
a
few
inches
to
as
much
a
sS
t
In
width,
and
con-
slats
of
quarts
latter
is
Inclined
shoou.
some
oi
I
IJg
ore
T
BOUtno.
.jAHjable
ble
iTjlrgVTiWd
amkatetlte
or
bunches,
coiurtltul
amount
1
intent
make1
FOR
INFORMATION
REGARDING
riiish
f
olumbia
Mines
rH-Pf-"-'
iJissaea
Although
the
in
small
peats
the
hltfh
ctade
veins
carry
.1
dtasemlnated
fair
grade
of
mllllnn
ore
The
gold,
wnirn
w
im
metal
of
economic
Importance,
seems
to
be
associated
with
the
pyrlte
only.
h
.in
nuarty.
1
barren,
while
the
siild
sulphides
carry
from
100
to
more
than
W60
n
ton
in
gold.
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Rnprrt.
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Pissne
II
The
Irregularity
of
the
veins
them-ielves
and
the
smallneaa
of
the
lndl-.IdUAl
high
gradv
ore
shoots
make
It
extremely
difficult
to
estimate
the
po-jibllltc
of
the
property,
but
there
would
seem
t
be
a
chance
that
a
suf-ttatsnt
tonnage
of
mining
ore
might
be
developed
to
make
it
attractive
as
a
small
property.
I.
X.
I-
UHOIT
The
claims
constituting
the
IJC.L.
,roup.
which
is.
situated
on
Porcher
Island
adJolniUK
the
TrUle
group
on
the
west,
are
the
IJLL..
LJC
L.
fraction,
Kllm.
Starlight,
and
HJ!
D
PracUon.
They
are
owned
by
Dermis
n
Wflght,
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
veins
on
this
property
have
similar
characterlatics
to
those
on
the
sdolnlni!
TrUtle
group,
but.
Judging
from
what
can
be
seen
at
the
present
uinr.
the
veins
are
smaller
d
therefore,
much
less
attractive
from
a
gslulng
standpoint.
Thr
strikes
are
In
general
about
east
artd
west
imag.l
and
thr
die
etecD
to
the
SOU
til
The
me
vein
which
has
received
the
greatest
amount
of
attention
ha-i
been
open-e4
cnttmuouvly
for
about
80
feet:
a
little
less
than
hall
of
th
is
an
open-cut
and
the
remainder
a
drift
on
ihe
vein
Within
this
dlatance
thr
vein
pinches
and
awells
from
about
1
inch
to
2
feet
Above
the
tunnel
the
vein
can
be
traced
another
100
feet
or
so
up
the
hill,
but
wherever
ex
Ifoscrt
It
Is
only
a
few
Inches
wide.
A
vert
siirrt
distance
beyoml
the
upper
etui
nl
tin-
vein
and
n
short
dlstunce
In
he
hiiimlngwall
Is
another
quart,
vein
3
leet
wide
where
flnt
outcrop
ping,
but
this
also
pinches
npldly
:o
a
narrow
stringer.
Within
the
next
80
yards
south
arc
everal
other
veins
of
slmilut
chumcter
latlcs.
some
of
them
heavily
mineral'
Issed
with
pyrlte
bikI
ui.ilnuiiteilly
carrying
good
gold
vnhHH
The
possibilities
of
the
irorty
rest
on
the
abUity
of
the
owners
to
flnO
either
larger
veins
or
sect
I
rum
In
the
in
'
veins
(Which
are
oi
minanie
width,
over
a
reaoanulilc
length.
Ttii.
can
probably
be
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much
mure
cheaply
by
atirfnce
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nt
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