"THE
NEWS
PAGE
SIX
DAILY
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Stewart
Field
Has
Made
Tremendous
Strides
This
Summer
Silver
Cup
Should
be
Big
Payer-
-
,
Consolidated
Active
on
Legate
Creek.
From
a
mining
standpoint
it
can
be
asserted
that
tremendous
strides
have
been
made
during
the
past
sea
son
in
all
sections
of
this
district
due
to
the
so-called
stock
boom
of
last
January
and
February
which
enabled
a
large
number
of
the
smaller
operations
to
secure
substantial
sums
for
develoDment
and
the
encouragement
thus
given
was
reflected
throughout
the
entire
mining
fratern
ity
days
the
Stewart
News
in
discussing
the
situation
to
day
in
the
Portland
Canal
district.
This
has
resulted
in
much
extensive
and
Intensive
prospecting
on
the
part
of
the
jof
satisfactory
results,
has
also
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the
territory
being
explored
and
prospected
was
increased
in
area
very
materially,
possibly
thirty
pwvent.
and
a
Iarge
number
of
new
prospects
located.
The
area
nuw
under
examination
for
mineral
deposits
can
now
be
viewed
as
a
triangle
with
its
apex
thirty
miles
south
of
Stewart
out
to
a
bh.se
50
miles
long,
thirty-five
miles
north
of
Stewart
As
a
result
of
developments
during'
the
past
few
years,
geol-ojry
of
the
district
and
ore
occurrences
therein
are
commencing
to
be
better
understood,
resulting
in
the
simplifying
of
the
search
for
ore
bodies.
It
must
not
be
overlooked,
however,
that
nearly
every
section
of
the
district
differs
from
the
other
and
there
is
still
a
tremendous
amount
to
be
learned
by
the
technical
men.
This
will
only
be,
made
possible
by
time,
study
and
observation.
There
is
not
a
question
but
that,
as
each
year
suc
ceeds
aRother,
technical
men
are
predicting
a
great
mineral
future
for
the
district.
Speaking
of
actual
development,
the
most
spectacular
at
the
moment
possibly
is
the
tremendous
work
being
carried
on
by
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.
preliminary
to
the
development
of
the
Silverado,
Porter-Idaho
and
Proaperity
and
it
is
reasonable
to
assume
that
the
Marmot
hill
will
be
one
of
the
greatest
metal-producing
hills
possibly
In
British
Columbia.
Another
salient
feature
of
development
is
the
operation
of
the
Consolidated
on
the
George
Copper
and
Big
Missouri
properties
and
their
persistent
watchfulness
to
the
end
of
securing
still
further
holdings.
There
are
grounds
for
accrediting
rumors
circulated
locally
that
Consolidated
may
possibly
take
over
low
grade
discoveries
recently
made
by
Tim
Williams
and
Charles
Knipple
somewhere
in
the
Bowser
Lake
district
on
the
eaat
side
of
the
mineral
belt.
This
would
be
the
greatest
Btride
imaginable
in
extending
the
pros-pecting
and
exploration
of
the
mineral
belt
along
its
strike
northward
toward
the
Stiklne,
The
theory
that
little
could
be
expected
on
the
Upper
Bear
River
section
in
the
way
of
high-grade
ore
has
been
exploded
by
the
spectacular
discovery
on
the
Moun
tain
Boy,
which
discoveries
have
given
a
tremendous
filip
to
thi
whole
American
Creek
and
upper
.
T.
.
mi
rint
-
-
Keur
section,
ine
unier
v,reen
section
is
also
coming
into
favor
with
the
discoveries
on
the
Mnyou,
Lucky
Strike
and
others,
The
Georgia
River
section,
long
noted
for
gold
values,
seems
at
last
to
come
into
the
limelight
by
the
activities
of
the
Georgia
Hiver
Gold
Mines
Ltd.
The
sea
son,
while
having
been
productive
MINING
STOCKS
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
W
are
prepared
to
take
orders
on
the
Vancouver
"Stock
Exchange
,jur
len
years
experience'
.criiilie
floor
of
the
Brussels
Stoqi
Exchange
is
at
your
Hervice.
Prompt
dealing
wjth
any
orders
large
or
small.
Representing
Nanaon
Rqth-well
&
Co.
Ltd.Vancouver,
II
C.
Morning
and
afternoon
closing
prices
daily.
Theo
Collart
Ltd.
Capilol
Theatre
Building
VhdneTfluu
128
P.O.
box
GC
ments
such
as
Woodbine
and
Bay
view
but
neither
of
these,
however,
may
prove
decisive
and
the
percentage
of
disappointments
if
exceedingly
small.
No
particular
section
of
the
district
under
exploration
has
any
monopoly
on
ore
bodies
but
each
section
must
almost
be
looked
upon
and
studied
as
a
seperate
entity.
Aside
from
mining
the
rai!roa.
situation
is
pregnant
with
inter
tt
and
the
town
of
Stewart
itself
is
taking
on
an
air
of
per
man'ence
and
solidity.
Judging
from
the
consisten.
shoots
of
ore
from
the
surface
U
the
500
foot
level,
the
Silver
Cup
at
New
Hazelton
is
a
propert
which
should
pay
dividends
ovei
a
long
term
of
years.
The
on.
will
run
$30
to
ihe
ton
and
tht
cost
of
mining
and
treating
is
estimated
at
about
$13
a
ton.
i
lie
modern
flotation
mill,
which
is
being
installed
on
the
property
should
be
in
operation
by
November
15.
Encouraging
reports
are
beiny
received
from
the
M.
&
K.
grout
of
claims
on
Legate
Creek
whici.
is
under
development
by
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
Good
ore
has
been
opened
up
both
in
No.
1
and
No.
2
tunnels
whici.
are
500
feet
apart,
so
the
ore
body
is
of
some
considerable
extent.
Work
will
be
continuueu
on
the
property
as
long
as
weather
will
permit.
So
favorable
art:
the
prospects
for
the
M.
&.
K.
that
Consolidated
has
now
takei.
an
option
on
the
adjoining
M.
&
M.
group
from
Roy
Moore
anv.
some
work
is
also
being
done
of.
it
this
fall.
J.
D.
Sweeney
ha
been
working
all
season
at
iht
head
of
Legate
Creek
on
the
Nabob
and
Allen
groups
and
is
well
satisfied
with
the
way
they
art
showing
up.
Scotty
Reid
oi
Prince
Rupert
has
been
doinn
assessment
work
on
the
Lindy
II
group
of
Legate
Creek.
JUDGE
YOUNG
ENTERS
UPON
THIRD
DECADE
OF
HIS
SERYICE
HERE
The
Vancouver
Province
in
its
"Twenty
Years
Ago"
column
oi.
Monday
recalled
the
arrival
in
Prince
Rupert
from-Atlin
of
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
and
his
family.
ills
H6no.r
.
hidd
hU
first-
court
here
In
a
tent
on
Centre
Street
His
two
decades
of
judicial
servict
nere
has
been
marked
with
im
partiality
and
fair
dealing
to
al'
who
have
come
before
him.
He
i
one
of
most
respected
members
of
the
British
Columbia
bench.
ROGERS
HORNSBY
IS
SAID
TO
BE
SOLD
TO
THE
CUBS
OF
CHICAGO
The
New
York
Sun,
in
a
copyrighted
story
says
Rogers
Horns-by,
manager
of
the
Boston
Braves,
has
been
bought
by
the
Chicago
Cubs
for
$200,000
plus
three
players,
Webb,
Heathcote
and
Maguirc
The
story
says
Hornsby
received
a
bonus
of
$25,000
for
signing
a
contract
to
play
second
base
for
the
Cubs
for
the
next
three
seasons
at
a
salary
of
$40,000
a
year.
DULY
CAUTIONED
The
master
of
the
house
went
Into
the
Kitchen
nnd
informed
the
cook
that
his
wife's
aunt
was
coming
on
an
Indefinite
visit.
"I've
made
out
a
list
of
all
her
favorite
dishes
for
you,"
he
said.
"Yes,
sir,"
replied
the
cook.
"And,"
he
added,
"the
first
.time
you
serve
any
one
of
them
you're
fired."
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at
'
matchless
Value
giving
Prices
Never
before
such
tremendous
reductions!
Never
before
have
we
offered
such
unusual
styles,
such
smart
Coats
and
Dresses
at
such
ridiculouysl
low
prices.
The
reason
is
that
we
must
make
way
for
new
incoming
merchandise.
We're
preparing
our
new
stock
for
Xmas
selling,
we
need
all
the
space
we
can
make
I
In
order
to
do
this
we
are
taking
unusual
losses
on
every
garment
in
our
fine
stocks,
Printed
Transparent
Velvet
Frocks
from
Printed,
figured
and
plain
transparent
Velvet
Frocks
in
a
glorious
array
of
wonderful
new
colors!.
Finest
quality,
lustrous
Transparent
Velvets
in
the
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hits
of
the
season.
Every
one
distinctive,
new
and
different.
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These
wonderful
Winter
Coats
represent
the
pick
of
our
high
grade
stock.
They
include
fashions,
fabrics
and
fur
trimmings
never
offered
before
at
$22.50.
There
are
hundreds
of
styles
all
Paris
inspired,
newest
materials
and
fine
colors.
HATS
THE
SEASON'S
VOGUE
!
$2.95
and
$3.95
Hats
in
a
host
of
finest
materials.
Felts,
Satins,
.Velvets,
Soliels
in
a
varied
array
of
beautiful
gay
colors
and
trimmings.
Small
and
large
shapes
in
headsizes
for
Misses
and
Matron.
FROCKS
For
Holiday
Parties
With
the
advent
of
Xmas,
fashion
first
women
are
planning
on
what
to
wear
for
their
Holiday
party
occasion.
Our
comprehensive
collection,
is
more
than
a
fashion
exhibit.
It
is
a
value
exhibit
as
well.
Every
new
material,,
color
and
.
delightful
trimming.
At
prices
ranging
from
$15.50
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