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Tuesday,
July
81,
1923
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I
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Usemeut
is
not
pub-;
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r
displayed
by
the
I
.
..mi
Control
Beard
or
by
"
iinvprnmflnt
of
British
Colombia
'No
Question
,
are
the
lowest
prices
in
our
history.
VI.L
WOOL
INDIGO
".
Serge,
reg.
now
i
Sjw7
Serge,
toft.
60.
now
r
$.-,0
Serge,
reg.
$50,
now
i
sin
ix-rfine
Worsteds,
Super
"i
I,
Foxhound
Tweed
iri-ih
or
Scotch
Tweeds,
Ml
finest
quality
ma-at
astonishingly
re-
'I
prices.
"
in
today
and
let
u
your
measure.
Best
ii.aii.-hip
and
fit
guar-
Ling
the
Tailor
vt:
Second
Ave.-
Phone
619
'''n't
forget
our
steam
iiiK
and
cleaning
ser-Snits
called
for
and
1
'.'-red
to
any
part
of
the
MIOVIJ
US
TODAY
Bathing
Suits
with
Skirts
l
or
Hoys,
Girls
and
Children
pi
in:
jkrsuy
wooi,
Regular
$2.50
1
$,.!
Montreal
Importers
J.
D.
Miller.
Proprietor,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
COAL
Your
choice
HWON
CARSIDY
WEI'
MNtiTON
TKLKWA
0
HulKIcy
liny
and
(Jrnjn.
Klin
Hood
Plour.
Phone
58
Wnce
Rupert
Feed
Co.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
HTTl?
A
Y
Bayvlew
and
Emperor
Starting
Operations
Hyder
Lead
on
Texas
.Crick
also
Busy
General
Activity
in
Portland
Canal
'
HW.
IlISeS?n,
consi4tig
engineer
or
the
Bayvlew
jjining
Co..
fx
nhinitirtrtt
tn-r
Armani
n
Via
rrnri
nu'a
n
rrTk
f
fit
Stewaft.
A'Totract
willt
let
in
the
future
for
200
feet
of
drift
on
what
is
known
as
the
lower
showing,
being
on
the
Lucille
vein,
at
an
elevation
of
2950
feet
and
striking
up
the
hill.
This
Mr.
Hiedeman
considers
to
be
a
strong
vein
rind
the
work
which
he
contemplates
wllj
give
a
depth
of
about
150
feet.
The
matter
of
tram
construction
on
the
Bayvlew
will
be
left
In
abeyance
pending
results
pf
this
development
work.
This
vein
is
one
of
several
on
the
Bayvlew
which
are
noted
for
:
1
thcli
silver
values.
I
Denny
Erlckson
brought
into
Stewart
lat
week
some
of
the
finest
sample
of
ji'utive
silver-ore
that
have
ever
been
seen
In
the
camp.
They
were
Irom
his
Briton
claim
adjoining
the
M.
C.
group
en
the
top
of
the
mountain
beyond
the
.t'nlted
Empire.
The
samples
were
plast
feet
from
the
portal
and
cross-cut
it
for
thirty-five
feet.
In
driving
this
tunnel
a
blind
vein
was
encountered
whWh
had
a
width
of
four
feet
and
which
was
drifted
on
for
a
short
distance,
showing
a
width
of
twelve
feet
of
practically
solid
ore.
Though
this
vein
Itself
might
warrant
development
on
a
large
scale,
It
is
the
intention
of
the
manage
ered
with
name
silver
and
showed
a
ment
to
dritt
for
1,000
feet
on
the
main
great
percentage
of
in
addition.
copper
V(.m
and
thtn
cr0H1.cut
systematically
Amc
.cro.
we
oiu
me
vn.
,rm
Ior
the
purp04e
of
determining
1U
c-whlch
the
samples
were
taken,
Is
four
Uat
fiQd
vgJue
n
elpectfd
that
a
feet
wide
with
high
grade
a
I
covering
huge
tonjuge
of
gra4e
ore
wl)1
width
of
four
inches
t
some
polnU.
thut
sloped
The
Emperor
camp
'and
equipment
are
noted
throughout
Work
has
commenced
the
on
Hyder
the
p,
Cwl
dlitrlct
tor
tMt
Lesd
property
near
the
head
of
the
c,jmpUrt!tne-.
efficiency,
west
fork
of
Texas
Creek
and
will
be
good
tfsil.
built
on
a
wagon-road
procutl
on
a
larger
scale
than
to
grad(.
rct
the
camp
with
the
main
season
since
the
ol
the
any
discovery
RlTCT
wsgon
4nd
,
Ualn
property
nearly
five
years
ago.
This
was
of
tventy.three
rut
now
engmfjWl
the
original
discovery
on
the
west
fork
m
Wmtf
tons
of
supplier
of
Tetaa
Creek
snd
is
sttU
the
most
drtlk
MaclriM
Me
tmpioved
,n
mining.
prominent
property
In
that
region
al-j
,
though
numerous
locations
have
been
,
,
.
.
J
D"loPrent
wwk
w1U
commenced
made
since
it
was
stated
by
Joe
Jack
AstLuT"
S
t
son.
o.
ore
T'T'
txplored
a
depth
by
.
200-foot
tunnel
.
,L
I
t
which
is
showla,
further
down
the
hBl
te
""""Si
wptoml
f
mn"
WWBt
lnttmly'
M
'Camp
quarter,
have
been
enlarged
to
J".8"7
prrim
to
accomodate
an
Increased
crew
of
men.
f8
dUmmd
The
Hyder
lesd
u
now
controlled
by
drUUnJ
the
Amalgamated
Mines
Ltd.
of
Van-!
couver
of
which
Wellington
Beaton,
also
tiorU-
rec
nUy
out
of
the
the
baad
of
the
OeoraU
River
Oold
h,t1
Hyer
where
be
was
suffer
Mlnrs
Ltd..
is
the
orealdei.t
Mr.
Bsa-
ln
Irom
pneunionU.
ha
now
left
for
ton
paid
orntly.
a
visit
to
tbe
property
re-
tbe
west
tork
of
Texas
Crek
to
carry
out
more
work
on
bis
Standard
group
of
cUlms.
Hi
showings
constat
of
two
Ocod
prureas
la
reports
on
trsl
P"
of
low
grade
ma-
onnatruMloa
to
tbe
Georgia
River
doaa
ttui-
hundijad
feet
apart.
Mines
and
mining
has
commenced
As
Pdt
cross-vein
soon
as
It
Is
ivasiUe
to
aet
horses
all
ner
eltoes
that
tbe
propertj
tbe
way
to
the
camp,
the
mining
cresv
wU1
nttlr
become
a
milling
propo-
will
be
,Iuon
la1
W
w"
on
a
enlaraed
and
the
wcrk
speeded
up.
The
trail
to
betac
btiUt
on
a
wan-
Ur
J
T"-?'
adaal-
.
t.
iii
K.
.
.
b,
Keously
situated
ami
has
plenty
ol
prtlt
tbe
paasage
of
tmcton
and
trail-
UmbfT
enreajleBt
water
power.
i
A.
St.
qtUr
BjWJe.
Vtetorta
mining
work
baa
beea
resuaa4
on
the
Em-
tagtofer.
kas
atatitd
prHualnary
work
pator
property
in
the
Otoe
Mr
Creek
sic-'
on
a
group
of
delmi
on
Iskut
River
tton
under
the
supervision
of
Ousts
which
has
Ua
bonsed
by
A.
B.
Trltca
SeuTert
and
U
to
upeetad
that
this
e-
Tbe
ore
carries
good
value
In
gold
and
sons
operations
will
be
crucial
In
tbe
"ler
and
Mr.
Bridle
Is
optlmlatlc
re-
mauer
of
provlag
up
the
mine.
Devel-
gardlng
that
soettoa
of
the
CasstoJ
optnent
to
date
baa
brought
the
Em-
whlcb
la
north
of
PorUand
Canal
and
petor
to
an
Interesting
stage.
The
main
believed
to
be
an
extensJon
of
the
lu
been
u-aond
by
open
rut
and
aame
highly
mlseMltoed
area.
Mr.
Brtn-
atripplng
serosa
yveral
claims
of
tbe
die
has
made
extensive
examination
gtoup
and
two
tunnels
have
proven
in
that
section.
that
the
ore
aoos
down
and
the
vein
widen
i
with
depth.
The
deepest
of
these
Anent
the
Daly-Oerard
interests,
tunnels
encouoWed
the
vein
at
470
whlcb
recently
dropped
the
Hufus-Ar
U
A11K
MIIICX
.rlng
Mrfanis
gents
and
Red
Top
properties
at
Stewart.
It
la
recalled
that
the
aaine
organ
laatkm
years
ago
turned
down
the
Hid-
Take
notice
that
E
D.
Judaon.
Limited.
n.n
n.v
.
t.
i.t.
i
VuT
thl
C
nees.
scout
engeer
for
Marcus
Lakelat
Rlvar
near
Trrraoe,
"Clearing
Dly.
taepty-fiye
yeara
ago
secured
an
Streams"
purpose
Baoiety.
clearing
and
option
cm
the
Jlldden
Creek
property
improving
the
stream
for
the
driving.
.
i
.
....
..-,
h.
-L-Ji--..
bmgToe
mna
1M
the
ufor
hu
principals
rafUng
of
log.
!
Tbe
polnU
on
the
stream
between
with
the
result
that
Hon.
James
W.
which
ft
to
proposed
to
clear
are
from
oerard
and
s
geologist
made
a
trip
to
that
point
at
which
Lakelse
River
",mlpe
-.,mlE
01-,-
tj,.
ojolst
re
re-leavei
v
WPnr-
Kotoi
Lakelse
Uke,
to
the
mouth
of
tbe
:
Lakelse
River.
a
ihib
1
fiorttd
that
there
was
Uttle
chance
01
'
The
estimated
mileage
between
the
making
a
mine
out
of
the
showing.
!55r
JUWITi"TS.lt
MUn
"tcropplog
"
T
jl
a
small
covering
of
copper
ore
on
the
I
ihla
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
surface.
Tbe
optVon
was
then
dropped
on
the
1Mb
day
of
July,
I28.
d
the
property
waa
later
taken
up
I
Jglt
tSrelo
B&P&Sl
PT
the
Qr.nby
Co.
which
tor
year,
ha
I
"Water
Act"
will
be
filed
In
the
office
been
thla
concern's
main
operation
and
I
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
RU-
from
which
mjljlons
of
dollars
wortt
!POo&t!one
to
tb
applloatlon
may
WPP
we
be
filed
with
the
u.M
Witer
Reeorder
or
1
-
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
?H(thU.
I
pive
additional
men
have
Joined
the
ire
of
thU
uotlee
b
a
local
newspaper,
of
Oeorgta
River,
In
order
to
apeed
up
I
E.
D
JUOSON.
LTD
.
development.
Tlie
owners
of
the
Eaele.
APpfe-
,all
practical
miners,
have
been
doing
Judaon
Agent
The
petition
for
approval
of
under-
considerable
development
and
it
is
re-ttkino
nd
an
nollfiaUon
for
aooroval
Dotted
that
some
cood
showlnss
hsve
of
u
Rcliedule
of
Ton
will
U
heard
suited
from
the
work.
The
ore
to
1
.
,l.
fa.A
as
alvA
if
rial
frl
at
i
tkVJasaEl
tTsl
'
"
',",
at
.
"Si.
to
b.
fuid
Vnd
an,
TJ.
ch.lcopyrlU
phrrhoUt
In
a
quart.
tended
person
may
roe
an
oojeetion
rein
and
1
saia
19
assay
nign
gold
thereto
in
tac
otiice
01
we
uB(wt
values,
or
of
tbe
Water
Recorder
of
the
Dis-
1
.1
101
,
-
".
j
Proceedings
have
been
commenced
by
;
LAND
ACT
P.
J.
Slnnott
In
Supreme
Court
at
Vlc-
.
-r.T7.
behalf
of
William
T.
Harris,
MWit;
';V
i
Vl
'
of
Port
Angelea,
In
a
legal
action
ag
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dls-
alnst
Dan
Llndeoorg
claiming
1100,000
'gUeenMC?.ottl,,ilnd.8.k,d,gt,
m.de
by
Harris
In
1909
,n
which
;
Tin
NftTIffl
thst
PaclflS
Mills
he
clahns
a
one-third
Interest
In
(Ha
Lu
Jv.ni.
fnr
i
lease
of
the
following
de-
was
rtcenUy
sold
to
Consolidated.
For
scribed
lands
,
.
.
.
some
time
HUgatJon
has
been
threaten-
h
?hmw.t,nn?.?w
'oTSl
Sfnd?
tbeaeS
""d.ng
the
original
ownerahlp
ol
foiicwina
the
high
water
mark
around
the
property
and
the
present
action
the
Island
to
poW
"L00-1
'
,arlaea
from
that.
and
con.n.n
o.
ff-
Alircnt-
Tn
Casslar
Oold
Mines
Ltd.,
with
a
AwntrM
DMin..Ul-P'tt'n
of
I1W.000
haf,
h,
VTJ
1
1
formed
to
develop
properties
at
the
VtJta
4
n'
A
t
the.
.a
-aJl.V
is.-ai
rxa
a
i.
wi
it
Kit
waawuiv
VI
rw;.
,N
.E
L?
nStfioate
of
n
the
upper
Salmon
Rlv.r
valley.
The
Title
lor
Lot
nineteen
hundred
and
company
main
group,
known
as
the
eighty-three
lUtoa),
iaaiar,
consisu
01
seven
claims
or
ap-
Proximately
S70
acre.
The
Shamrock
K.cDt&rleproot
of
the
loss
of
the
o..Tf.'
!riu.
covering
the
above
group
comprises
three
claims
of
approx-
r
.....
m
It
la
1111
.,
...
1
lands
having
been
pnjaiv
.
"""'J
u
g'a.
su-
my
Intention
to
lastie.
"r
tI
ver.
galena
and
lead
are
reported
from
f,.
Dublicate
Certlfl-
the
development
work
done
to
date.
Dl-
-
a
Si.
if
Wtie
tTt'he
above
land
in
the
rector
of
the
Casslar
Qold
Mine.
Ltd
name
of
Joel
PUIabury.
The
ongmsi
Me:
prcfcju,.nti
Dr.
Ormond.
O.
Lyons;
.
THim
im
dsted
tne
'
111
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
...
lirrunnsvo
r
mherd
309R.
vicr-presiaeni,
major
w.
u.
owan
r.
C.
WJ.L5i&,nw,Wtaar.
M
muuteri
Mr..
Eric
,
B
C
.
Q3rd
July,
201
it'
F
MaeLKOD.
Reglatm
of
TlUia.
Sclieel,
secretary-treasurer,
and
Duncan
M.
Mscdonald.
fori
is
to
b
anner
Thursday
is
to
he
the
Banner
Day
The
real
purpose
of
"iJanner
Day,"
Thursday,
August
2,
is
to
give
every
candidate
an
opportunity
to
get
in
touch
with
the
Campaign
Manager.
There
are
a
number
of
candidates
whose
names
have
been
enter)
whom
the
Campaign
Manager
haa
never
met
personally.
Each
and
every
person
entered
is
expected
to
be
heard
from
on
"Itanner
Day.'
The
management
in
anxious
to
know
just
who
is
who
in
this
diatrfiuUon.
There
seems
to
be
a
goodly
number
who
have
accepted
Tw
Daily
News
offer
who,
so
far
as
the
Campaign'
Manager
know,
hve
made
so
apparent
effort-
So
"Banner
Day"
is
report
day
and
every
participant
in
to
be
beard
from.
Retwrnbar
to
report
to
the
Caoajtaign
Mansger,
in
Tbe
Daily
News
office,
some
U
me
Thursday.
Try
to
have
some
subscriptions
to
turn
in,
but
eve
if
you
do
npt
hava
subscriptions,
you
should
r
extort
any
way.
If
it
i?
ir
convenient
for
yon
to
call
at
campaign
headquarters
ia
person,
wriu-
or
telephone
the
Campaign
Manager,
in-fpraviur
hint
of
the
progress
you
are
making
in
the
campaign.
We
want
to
know
ju.si
"who's
who"
in
the
campaign.
You
can
help
us
and
yourself
by
reporting
before
8
p.m.
Thursday
and
making
it
a
'rtM
"Banner
Day."
If
you
cannot
come
to
the
office
in
person,
it
will
be
very
easy
lor
you
to
write
or
telephone
the
Campaign
Manager.
Every
tanjlidate
will
find
it
to
his
or
her
advantage
to
strive
to
secure
at
Itst
one
"club"
of
subscriptions
to
be
turned
in
on
"Banner
Day."
A
"club"
is
any
combination
of
subscriptions
totaling
$15
worth,
and
entitles
the
candidate
to
100,000
EXTRA
FREE
VOTfiS.
But
whether
you
have
one
"club"
one
subscription,
or
no
subscriptions
whatever,
it
is
your
business
to
report
to
the
Campaign
Manager
on
next
Thursday.
This
will
be
a
big
help
to
us
in
finding
out
just
"who's
who"
in
the
campaign.
It
will
be
a
big
help
to
you.
ag
you
will
find
the
more
trips
you
make
to
campaign
headquarters
the
more
information
you
will
gain
about
the
campaign,
and
how
to
make
it
the
biggest
possible
success
for
yourself.
So
please
comply
with-thia
request
and
report
sometime
Thursday.
Campaign
Just
Starting
The
competition,
which
is
just
starting,
is
no
wopen
to
any
reputable
man
or
woman
in
Prince
Uupert
and
the
entire
viclnty
which
is
served
by
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
NEWS.
All
that
is
necessary
to
Miter
the
campaign
is
to
clip
the
free
nomination
coupon
appearing
o
ntbis
page,
fill
in
your
name
and
address,.
And
send
or
bring
it
to
the
campaign
department
of
The
Daily
News.
Thjs
coupon
entitles
you
to
6,000
free
votes
and
gives
you
a
quick
flying
start
toward
ieea.
Campaign
jieadquarters,
located
on
the
second
floor
of
The
News
building,
are
open
each
day
from
0
an.
until
8
run.-
Telephone
34,
Nomination
Blank
in
The
Pripce
Rupert
Pally
News
"Everybody
Wins"
Campaign.
Good
for
5,000
Votes
I
hereby
enter
and
cast
5,000
votes
for
Miss,
Mr.
or
Mrs
as
a
candidate
in
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
"Everybody
Wins
Priee
Distribution.
Address
..ts.t;........,,....
Be
Note
Old)'
one
nomination
Iank
wjl
lie
credited
tppach
candidate
Nominated.
Day
asididates
in
The
News
Campaign
in
Every
sndidate
as
well
as
thpse
who
are
considering
entering
the
campaign
is
urged
to
get
in
touch
with
ihe
Campaign
Manager
between
now
and
8
o'clock
Thursday
night.
Those
who
are
considering
entering
tfyrcampaign
are
urged
to
do
so
at
once
and
get
their
campaign
under
way
before
Thursday
night.
Those
wholrre
entered
but
have
not
yet
begun
an
active
campaign
are
afforded
the
opportunity
to
get
busy
now
stiM
make
Thursday
their
Banker
Day.
Whether
you
have
subscriptions
to
turn
m
or
not
you
are
asked
f6
communicate
with
the
Campaign
Manager
between
now
and
8
o'clock
Thursday
night
We
are
anxious
to
know
just
who
is
who
in
the
campaign.
Your
report
by
Thursday
night
will
place
you
on
a
solid
foundation.
The
List
of
Candidates-
DISTRICT
NO.
1
District
No.
1
includes
only
those
participants
residing
within
the
city
limits
of
Prince
Rupert.
One
of
the
prize
cars
and
as
many
cosh
awards
as
there
are
active
participants
will
be
awarded
to
candidates
living
in
this
district.
The
names
of
those
entered
in
District
No.
1
up
to
the
present
time,
together,
with
a!l
votes
cast
for
publication
up
until
yesterday
noon,
are
as
follows:
AntonellQ,
Miss
Muriel
.
Ilailey,
Miss
Jean
M
Uradbiiry,
Airs.
II.
J.
Collison,
Airs.
J.
M
Dominato,
A
Field,
Mrs.
J
Frizzcll,
Miss
Laura
Gilker,
Miss
Edna
I;
Jones,
Mjss
Margaret
Krikcvsky,
Miss
Victoria
Larson,
Miss
Agnes
Lisncy,
Mrs.
A.
B,
McCrea,
Miss
Alice
K..
.
.
Morgan,
Miss
Connie
Nickerson,
Mrs.
Chas.
M.
.
Poslolu,
Spero
Prilchard,
Mrs.
J.
II
Rood,
John
Shea,
Lloyd
Slaggard,
Mrs,
J.
R
Smith,
Mrs.
Hugh
M.
Stevens,
John
R
Stuart,
Miss
Sheila
'.
Thompson,
Miss
May
Wermig,
Mrs.
F
Wilson,
Miss
Nellie
Ungcr,
Miss
Edna
.
Zarclli,
Miss
Ermy
5,100.
1G2.300
128,100
167,200
74,800.
73,200
1(53,700
108,500
49,300
J02.500
74,000
86,500
91,100
107,500
85,400
70,500
152,300
5,000
5,000
74,500
157,200
5,000
90,400
56,200
63,700
58,400
107,600
166,300
DISTRICT
No.
2
District
No.
2
includes
only
those
participants
residing
outside
the
city
limits
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
One
of
the
prize
cars
and
as
many
cash
awards
as
there
are
active
participants
will
be
awarded
to
candidates
living
in
this
distinct.
,The
names
of
those
entered
in
District
No.
2,
up
to
the
present
time,
together
with
all
votes
cast
for
publication
up
until
yesterday
noon,
are
as
follows
:
Heaven,
II.
R.
Queen
Charlotte
City
IJirnie,
Arthur
E.,
"Pete,"
Smithers.
Cicconc,
G.,
Port
Clements
Dover,
Mrs.
George,
Terrace
Mcintosh,
Misif
Margaret,
Massct
McKcnzie,
R.
G.,
'(jueen
Charlotte
City
I......
Ryan,
Miss
Kate,
Stewart
Taylor,
Mrs.
G.
A.,
Port
Essington
Wilson,
Mrs.
L.
C
Hazclton
....
5,000
60,800
5,000
65,200
5,000
.5,000
5,000
12,400
5,000
MAKE
THURSDAY
A
REAL
BANNER
DAY