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Monday,
Sept
17,
IMS
i
..o
weeks
ago
when
it
becai.ie
necessary
for
the
management
of
the
Daily
News
to
order
a
car
of
newsprint
from
the
mill
the
question
arose
whether
the
six
patre
paper
should
be
continued
for
the
next
six
months
or
a
lar.ge
made
to
e'
ht
peges.
Already
this
year
a
number
ual
expe.
a
!
een
made.
The
price
of
the
j
had
beei.
ulma
.at
in
half
in
January,
an
expend
rculatio
campaign
had
been
conducted
to
extend
the
scope
and
u
fiuenoe
of
the
paper
and
in
some
di
rections
the
advertising
support
had
been
sMghtly
curtailed.
HTOver.
it
was
decided
to
still
further
add
tn
th
of
six.
To
do
The
car
load
or
six
months
uid
cannot
be
will
prevail,
is
also
being
e
phut
in
the
ot
yet
arrived
month
or
soon
pessary
an
addition
to
the
cope
with
the
additional
work.
.
-
"
.
m
p'ace
because
we
believe
in
ture.
We
have
always
tried
to
aps
a
tittle
in
advance
of
develoo-
Jessie
group
for
the
greater
part
of
the
summer
and,
in
addition
to
the
showing
on
the
No.
2
vein,
other
promising
bodies
of
ore
have
been
exposed
in
the
course
of
development
work.
Placer
mining
activity
on
Mc-Connell
Creek,
a
tributary
of
the
Ingenika
River,
is
promised
for
the
immediate
future
as
"re
sult
of
discoveries
mad"
by
J.
F
Tener.
Vancouver
raining
engineer,
who
has
spent
considerable'
time
recenth
in
that
district.
Mr.
Tener
has
completed
a
transae?
tion
whereby
he
takes
over
two
leases
from
Peter
Jensen,
a
well
known
Hazelton
prospector.
In
plana
for
developing
his
holdings,'
Mr.
Tener
has
wider
conaidera-tion
a
plan
to
inaugurate
an
air
service,
adopting
the
hydroplane
or
flying
boat
from
the
facility
of
this
type
of
machine
'
for
landing
oa
the
numerous
lakes
and
rivers
in
the
MeCenneil
Creek
area.
Mr.
Tener
has
two
alternative
air
rentes,,
one
start
ing
at
Alice
Am
and
another
from
Lake
Kathrn.
From
either
point,
the
trip
coM
he
made
by
air
in
two
hours
whereas
it
requires
two
weeks
to
make
the
trip
under
present
condition.
Work
has
recently
menced
for
the
farther
develop
ment
of
the
old
Schafer
property.
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
iai
...
....
.
i
wnjen
ax,
stiver
a
lew
years
ago
was
interested.
A
tone
of
high
grade
galena
ore
has
keen
un-covered
in
work
so
far
carried
on.
the
development
consisting
of
an
extension
of
the
"A"
fraction
tunnel
from
the
point
left
off
under
previous
ope
rations,
tan
being
a
drift
tunnel
on
the
ore.
Workmen
have
been
following
a
vein
showing
approximately
forty
inches
of
ore
in
the
face,
some
of
which
is
very
high-grade
galena
with
grey
copper.
The
Schufer
property
is
located
west
of
Lake
Kathlya
and
oa
the
northerly
slope
of
the
mountain,
affording
ideal
shipping
opportunities.
A
great
deal
of
exploration
has
boon)
carried
out
oa
the
group
during!
the
past
decade
and
many
ings
of
ore
have
responded
wil
tot
development.
.
Active
development
and
exptor
ation
work
is
under
way
em
the
Harvey
group
in
she
lower
Ba-
bine
Mountains
near
Sasjtheea
d
of
an
eight
page
paper
here
is
ani"ndr
tkePti"
rinna
itite
Consolidated
Mining
Oun.lt-
een
better
policy
to
have
made
the
-
fore
potting
on
the
cumulation
cam-
ve
made
a
better
impression
on
possi-4
was
r
done.
Instead,
we
are
giv-mor
they
expected.
When
the
we
j
be
able
to
give
the
people
nd
osi
.
i.
wspaper
of
which
they
vhkh
they
will
not
be
ashamed
to
send
ing
Co.
Until
the
road
is
pat
inJ
-ft.
M
I
I
aaapc
ior
wagvoa,
ouviRg
sui-
fered
severely
in
recent
torrential
rains,
pack
horses
are
being
pressed
into
service
to
transport
supplies
and
equipment
A
crew
of
men
has
started
mining
operations
which
will
be
carried
oa
at
several
points.
A
cross-cut
tunnel
commenced
by
Mr..
Harvey
to
strike
the
ore
down
by
a
shaft
will
be
continued
.
and
another
tBOnd
ia
1a
k
atartMi
tm
iimiii
1
KV
IB
rVBlfDf
two
2
.u
,
,
m.
,.,
v
vru
m.MX
ineiciy
ur
sum
sevei.
uua
win
campaign
is
now
completed
and
we
rift
tunnel
and
will
follow
-J
a
I
i
e
n
sutamhera
on
onr
mnilincr
He,
av
twM
wnic
mU
P1-)
...
ou.u
r
x
i
vious
efforts
have
been'
eoncen-
a
department
asks
that
hrunediate
notifica-!
t:r.n
be
inade
the
office
so
that
the
matter
may
be
set
riirht.
So
far
there
have
been
very
few
circulation
difficulties
considering
the
larw
additinn
tn
thp
list-
nf
enk.
VI
trated.
It
is
also
understood
that
the
company
will
immediately
institute
a
program
of
diaanond
drilling
on
the
property.
-iu
T
r,tt;
'-ii.
:
:
Stanley
Burke.
Vancouver
fi-
i
n.
i
o.
i
in
uniw
uwes
u
bu
u
w
w
u
a
uu
unvij,,
been
elected
nresi-
telephone
notification
be
made
before
that
time.
of'
the
Woodbine
Geld
Mines
As
.stated
elsewhere,
all
contestants
have
received
Ltd.
succeeding
J.
B.
Watson,
either
their
cars
or
checks,
the
cirrulstinn
mannomr
has
becoeaes
chairman
of
the
departed,
aad
the
business
of
that
department
is
closed,
lp
.
Iterests
in
Woodbine.
Under
the
FAIR
FINANCES
direction
of
the
reorganised
snaa-
C
onaid
'.he
unfavorable
weather
last
week
it
is
R.
H.
Stewart
and
H.
L
mo.-t
satisfa.
u
learn
that
the
finances
of
the
fair
are
!
mialn
f-.
j
in
pretty"
e-ood
snape,
and
there
will
be
no
cumbersome
!!!:
ZTZ
debt
to
leave
for
the
next
board
t
nay.
Opinion
seems
di-Lf
Woodbine
with
a
view
-
to
the
SUCCeSP
Of
the
eve-lt.
It
IS
dlfflCUT
to
be-
certaining
exactly
just
what
while
watching
broncho
and
steer
riding
does
not
make
;
recentr
conduc'ted
"
for
enoment.
Under
different
weather
conditions
the
thorough
Mmihtg
the
pro
t""Uici
wouiu
navr
urm
ri
v
uiiiereiit,
unuouoveajy.
Kws
if
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Heavy
llineraiiaed
Zone
in
Jenxie
on
Haney
Group
bine
t
Re
cm
,i.
elj.
merit
work
has
disc
zoiie
tui
nft
;Vct
wid-
in
No.
2
vein
on
TIT
ised
a
e
.les.
son
r..Hy
.Mountain
at
miiners.
J
nerc
arc
are
to
imir
oiiHolidated
Active
.roughly
Explored
i
perty.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
1918
I
stents
whereby
many
improve-
j
I
manta
win
be
made
in
it
tele-
hcuvilv
mineralied
graphic
news,
uringing
the
aerie
properly
on
Hud-
vie
riht
UP
t
date.
pa
rail
veins
in
i
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
Sepi.enV.
M
i--
S!
X
The
Dajly
News
announces
i
that
it
has
completed
airanne-
th-
zone,
bavirjr
(
oniliin
d
width
of
five
feet
tcet
m
rood
ore.
Devel-
1
ne
annual
ExhibitJOU
trill
!iici'
on
this
showing
hat
caiininled
of
a
large
open
cut
near
thi('tn
here
tomorrow
with
Mayor
.n
t
a
steep
bluff
and.
with
the
nature
of
the
on-
fairly
well
McClymont
officiating.
Two
na-
.:.'
d,
it
is
planned
to
eommence
h
tunnel
in
this
cut.
De-
tive
bands,
Kincolith
and
Port
h-
'd
be
very
rapid
on
the
property
ai.d
ore
should
be
Simpson,
will
be
in
attendance.
i"
.
t
rate
duo
to
the
fact
that
depth
will
lie
gained
u
..'
,
three
feet
ot
l
v
the
!
unni'lHiiK
irv
.
Several
Many
people
are
painr
ar.
cm
I
itii
t,t:v
loot
advaticed
nien
liae
liecii
employed
on
the
rears
of
taxes
this
year,
it
is
ac."
Nicer
Than
Crfiam
'
!
'
'
'
'
''''''
''''
'
Widows
and
Orplmnsli
IT
b
upon
them
that
the
schemer
preys
1
The
hire
of
easy
money
is
almost
iv
tesittilik
and
the
savings
of
a
lifetima
ate
often
gambkd
away,
unkrwwiagh,
in
oh
fortunate
speculations.
Even
the
husband
and
father,
anxiotnj
to
leave
his
famOy
well
provided
for,
often
becomes
the
victim
of
some
gethnquick
scheme.
Almost
without
exception,
the
rcftdts
are
failure
and
dnuppotntnsent.
When
the
head
of
the
hocne
k
taken
away,
a
hundred
enticing
baits
are
set
for
the
catate
he
leaves
behind.
With
the
yi&m
of
winning
financial
m
MrsJEdward
Kmball
of
Vancouver,
in
a
letter
received
8a
to-day.
said
the
observation
by
a'
coffee
;orJaMst
that
Paellfc
Milk
in.
proves
coffee
causes
her
i
tr.
it
in
tea.
do
net
drink
coffee."
wrote.
o
1
tried
Pacific
Milk
,
tea
and
I
like
It
better
:
nan
cream."
PACIFIC
MILK
AMmtaluM
al
-aulld
It
i
.
B.C.
anted
lor
her
children
and
herself,
the
widW
falls
prey
to
ignorant
or
There
h
one
safe,
i
tecting
your
loved
ones
after
yon
i
.
.
.
the
cxeatms
of
i
through
Life
Insurance.
announced
at
the
ity
Hall.
Not
sinnce
191.!
hat
there
been
such
s
rasfc
of
back
p;
ments
in
order
plingito
prevent
lots
fr
ra
going
to
tax
to
as-
sale.
come
jnOiusiastic
during
rainy
w
,
,her.
To
wt
and
shiver
r18"
lTertT'
Jooins
the
!
a
And,
by
srraej
tag
for
its
payment
in
the
form
of
a
regsv
hrr
income
for
your
widow,
you
can
goSnl
her
far
as
long
aa
abe
may
hve.
Let
a
Lite
lasssfsnce
iijiiiiiuiMfci
carplam
tm
you
bow
essfly
and
m$tfy
faa
may
Dreide
for
the
fours
of
your
crwee
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