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of
zr.e
ir.slructor.-.
is
little
known.
How
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it,
what
mountains
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ailicot
in
the
ISLAND
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(land
and
these
are
pro-;y
are
the
victims
of
the
en
killed
so
that
the
ani-iW
be
in
any
park.
With
duct
being
"hipping
in
the
form
c-f
bullion.
The
bullion
will
comprise
the
silver
value
and
the
concentrate
will
consist
of
from
TtVi
to
80
per
cent
lead.
Next
year'
development
work
will
in
dude
an
electrical
prospecting
program
to
locate
ore
bodies
not
exposed
on
the
surf
ace.
A
new
canto
will
be
constructed
this
fall
at
an
elevation
nsvea
Jum-Ired
feet
lower
than
the'
pretest
.imD.
With
a
large
tonnage
of
excellent
quality
of
ore
already
in
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
and
much
immedi
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months
for
fLOu
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mail
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Audit
Bareaa
of
Jo
Wednesday,
Sept
19.
IMS
siffht
more
atelv
in
prospecj,
there
is
every
indication
that
the
Tiger
may
develop
into
one
of
the
heat
silver
mines
in
the
province.
P.
E.
Peterson
is
consmlting
smgiMM
for
the
Utility
Co.
and
R.
C
Pick
ttt.
former
owner,
if
foreanea
at
the
mine.
The
Slver
Crest
Mining
Co.
is!
nroceeding
rapidly
with
the
e.
stroetka
of
the
aerial
traanray
and
is
also
the
face.
mi
the
Samite
Ulna
in
HamV
ings
Arm.
It
is
expected
that
the
tram
war
will
be
in
upatsriea
to
not
much
more
than
a
time.
At
the
mine
nine
miners
in
at
work
drifting;
on
the
ore
vein
on
which
a
shaft
was
sank
last
year.
This
drift
at
at
a
a
ooiat
point
900
m
feet
ieei
sot
soath
of
'
77
The
most
.
important
.
island
,
.
in
the
,
world
to
the
..
people
,
ud
will
wive
a
...-jT".
i
jwueu
lauuiu,
aiiu
yet
to
a
great
many
I
'
.
'.e
v.'i'j
'
ilVe
u;.
...
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.-.
-:!.".
'.s.'iu
v.'a,lt-;
arc
mi.
i.,
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:ivt-
r
';a::'.
lf.
j.ieup:e
nave
.!..-
i;
n.i
it
is
a
ttrra.
ir.c
And
yet
Kaie::
l.:
of
SOD
feet
below
the
The
Kitsault-Eagle
Silver
Mines
uuua
tfuuuuu
uu
,
ni
caanawBced
work
a
aj
ire
found
there?
Some;
lOOO
foot
tnnnel
on
the
Samrfaw
n
but
not
many.
To
I
property
en
McGrath
Meantain
at
j
Alice
Arm.
The
objective
of
the
taaael
is
to
encounter
one
of
the
WOrth
,u,.
nt
of
a;
"'
.
ore
lodges
at
a
depth
of
MO
fast
n
iouna
e
sewnere
ana
ana
work
viU
be
carried
on
eea-;n
thousand
people
nowjtinaomtly
throughont
the
winter,
hem.
A
awar
camp
has
been
completed.
oost
modern
method
'
f1
fTSisjl
A
"tI"?"""
a;
home
and
explore
the!
a.
,
Kitsault-Bagie
a
Then
the
scope
of
study;
short
time
ago,
it
situated
bat
a
wn
or
village
in
which!
few
miles
from
Alice
Am
and
has
d
until
the
whole
coun-l1"
arfce
0f.,i1hT"
Uldent
WOU
d
be
rtudy-'that
sectioa
of
the
Alice
Arm
e
to
say
mat
wnen
uiey
camp,
:.
information
on
the
part
1
'
The
Consolidated
Mining
A
Smelting
Co
's
diamond
driH
on
the
George
Copper
at
Stewart
is
reported
to
have
cored
lata
HO
eleven-foot
vein
of
$150
ore
in
fa
.
mm
-
a
-
a
n
oa
a.
-
J.
,
-
iv
rm
Tho
TaTT
mnr
tmn
ave
oway
iw
irw.wiiie.
actually
about
250
feet
ia
examination
exanuiauon
on
on
ths
toe
geog-
mw-
copp(.r
ore
naaing
fnm
three
to
UI
-i-
wuju
uiaw
nui()
pr
cent
copper
with
Jo
the
same
for
Canada
or
gold
but
the
angle
of
the
hole
,ore
important
than
all
these
would
set
the
width
of
the
at
s
the
home
island.
It
is
not
.bortat.2f.
T.!
"t?
tent
Is
said
to
be
in
the
neighhor-
j;
ajjding
features
.M
not
W-ihood
are
of
$ic
per
ton.
This
strike
ISlve
Study
a
book
COUld
be
lifts
the
George
Copper
to
a
high
Id
not
be
necessary.
The
place
and
there
is
a
growing
naa-'
irarden
nlot.
What'
i
sibility
that
the
property
may
e
which
will
be
a
basis
pnw
t0
w
entio11
uim-
The
tnnnel.
which
is
ia
tea
feet
in
the
'porphyry
wae
aa
the
Northern
Light
property
at
Stewart,
is
still
in
ore.
and
indicates
a
large
body
of
ore
at
depth.
Aa
the
elevation
"la
four
hundred
feat
below
the
lowest
Premier
work
ings,
it
weald
appear
to
indicate!
made
to
come
around
the'that
th
Premier
and
i
be
fed
from
the
nandJ-
'
Jt
probaW-
....
..
.
,ity,
extend
at
least
four
hun-
3re,
trie
miorrnation
in
dred
feet
below
anything
encoaa
ds
COllld
be
collated
and
tered
so
far.
The
tnanel
in
the
island
would
be
in-
Northern
Light
cred
and
it
would
be
easier
to
get
trails
built
and
the
JZZ"
L
STWSJSL
fTZZX
interior
opened
up.
With
information
would
come
in
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Tiger
.Mine
at
Alice
Arm
to
Ship
Milled
Ore
Kevt
Year
Kit-fcault-Kagle
to
Carry
out
Work
all
Winter
on
Sunri.se
at
Alice
Arm
is
reported
to
:
f,
ynjiy
wnv
w
1
uiv
Mnic
'
1..
terest.
as
indicated
on
the
surface
toward
People
who
have
not
climbed
to
the
top
of
Mount
Premier.
Assays
are
net
yet
avail-
i':','firM
psnnni
roalizp
what
a
finp
vipw
there
ia
from
M-
!i
int
and
what
an
attraction
this
would
be
to
tour-
i.-ls
if
it
were
more
easily
accessible.
am
W
r
i
we
an
a
a
face
work
on
a
parallel
vein
has
also
shown
up
well.
Ten
Years
Ago
I
in
Prince
Kupert
i
Much
interest
is
'wing
taken
iu
Development
work
on
the
Tiger
proerty
In
Alice
Arm
district!
the
exhibit
t
the
Exhibition
ia
being
pushed
to
the
limit
and
it
is
hoped
to
intal
a
100-ton
con-hich
is
now
in
progress
here,
centrating
mill
neat
summer
so
that
th-
mine
may
b.
shipping
con-!
The
Terrace
district
exhibit
of
centrates
and
bullion
before
the
end
f
H2"..
j;
in
slated
l,y
K.
H.
njrricultural
products
in
particul-Martin,
manager
of
the
Utility
Mining
&
Financing
(',,.
which
is
arly
fine.
A.
W.
Kdge.
president
opt-rating
the
property.
A
new
tompresM.r
iIa
tit
.-ngi.-it-
is
,-x-
nf
the
Northern
British
Columbia
peeled
to
reach
Alice
Arm
very'
shortly
and.
as
.-.mi:
a-
it
arrive..
Agricultural
and
Industrial
A.s-it
will
be
installed
and
operated
throughout
tU
com..
14;
v.kiUi.
Lie
,
actuation,
states
he
is
well
pleas-velopment
work
will
then
be
carried
out
on
three
levels
140,
240
led
with
the
way
things
are
going,
and
400
feet.
Ore
has
been
en-
I
countered
in
the
two
lower
levels
it
is
expected
to
take
into
the
Local
boxing
fans
are
all
and
two
shine
are
now
worKing
property
net
-prng.
will
lomwne
.moine
oved
oven
the
me
boxing
noxing
tournament
tournament
THE
DAILY
NEWS
192)
it
re
'fygtk
:;
"ill:'
it
r.
running
true
to
form
and
heading
recruited
to
go
to
Siberia
Babiae
Silver
King
Mining
Co.
A.
J.
Gaul,
mining
engineer,
A
was
said
oetore,
R.;un
is
ana
is
roe
most
import-
surveying
the
workings
of
the
tant
island
in
the
world
to
Prince
Rupert
people
and
they
mine
hi
the
Babines.
nineteen
should
insist
that
the
young
people
growing
up
should
.mBm
fron
w,tan
The
devei-
.
,
,
.,
.
or
opment
this
season
has
been
very
know
abOUt
it
,
j
saecessful
so
far.
ore
in
the
cross-
-
.
.
r
1
ss
cut
from
the
main
vein
showing
values
of
61
across
21
feet
Sur
is
A.
R.
Woods,
a
Vetera
a
fighter,
who
has
t're-f;-
sssa
service
la
the
Great
War.
Man
in
the
Moon
If
you
drive
a
ear.
be
sure
'-ou
read
the
local
regulations.
Whea
Noah
sailed
the
waters
He
blue
had
his
troubles
same
as
you.
For
dotty
days
he
feate
the
Ark
Before
be
found
a
afeee
to
park.
Alaska
ia
only
forty
miles
away
and
Yet
Prince
Rwpert
people
know
almost
nothing
a
boat
that
territory.
There
was
Who
a
'young
man
la
Alasksr
Vlasksr
ffjt
a:
J
t
kiss
a
girTVwald
asker.
His
method
you
fee
Was
plain
as
could
be
Rather
than
asker
he'd
flasker.
The
kind
of
mother
who
used
agoa
to
her
twelve-vear-
old
daugh-
at
ter
was
i
t.
so
Kh
rnM
tnl
ui
mo
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view
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ui
the
pro-
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Tommy
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teen
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she's
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