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THE
VISIT
OF
MR.
THOMAS
(Toronto
Globe)
Ottawa
officials
are
prepared
to
give
RtJ
Hon.
J.
H.
Thomas
a
cordial
welcome
when
he
comes
to
Canada
in
the
near
future
to
confer
on
the
question
of
relieving
Brit-I
oqtstanding
payments
on
the
ish
unemployment
by
more
extensive
immigration.
This
lNorth
"rn
Ltehi
mining
property
in
is
as
it
snouia
oe.
Mr.
'i
nomas
is
turning
his
attention
first
to
Canada
quite
natural'y,
for
he
knows
this
country
and
many
persons
here
in
a
position
to
co-operate
with
him.
He
is
aware
of
the
fact
that
Britishers
can
be
received
in
Jaeger
numbers
than
at
present,
and
he
has
them
on
his
hands
unemployed
by
tens
of
thousands
he
is
seeking
what
should
be
the
most
available
outlet
for
their
activities.
.
HARD
HITTING
The
baseball
player
who
hits
homers
gets
into
the
headlines
of
the
newspapers,
but
the
man
who
plays
mom
safely
and
more
carefully,
not
hitting
quite
as
hard,
is
not
known
to
the
nublic.
Hard
hittinfr
th
'
'PRIDE
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
PRIDE
IN
CANADA
TV.
...Ul
J-
1
a
a.
r
i.
.1
.,
NURSES
MEET
AT
MONTREAL
MONTREAL-
July
other
workings
of
the
-mine.'
Meantime,
a
crew
is
at
work
at
200
feeting
running
a
raise
to
No.
1
fevel,
this
raise
having
been
com-Bieneed
at
a
point
where
some
Tich
ore
w&s
shown,
the
intewtion
-being
to
save
thrs
ore
in
case
it
is
de-1
cided
to
make
shipments
this
fall.
(
Plans
are
also
under
consideration
for
a
concentrator,
on
recommendation
of
the
consulting
engineer,
II.
L.
Batten.
Examinations
of
the
Topley
Rkhfield
were
recently
made
by.
I).
C.
McKechnie
of
,(he
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting'
iCo.,
and
by
H.
T.
Airey,
on
be
half
of
the
Britannia
Mining
X3o.
the
Portland
Canal
mining
district
have
been
completed
by
the
payment
to
the
owners,
William
and
Charles
Bunting
of
Hyder,
cf
$50,000
and
their
acceptance,
inj
addition,
of
ROjOOO
shares
In
the'
company.
This
property
was
taken
over
about
18
months
ago1
by
the
Northern
Light
Mining
Co.
j
wliich
was
-."ecently
merged
with.;
the
Premier
Border
Gold
Mining
'
Co.
The
latter's
large
cash
as-!
sets
enabled
the
property
to
.be;
cleared.
Now
a
complete
surface
1
mining
plant
has
been
delivered
to
and
set
jp
on
the
Northernj
Light,
where
it
is
planneQ
to
dgve
'
tunnel
witn
cross-euis,
some
what
people
admire.
They
like
a
person
to
nut
his
whole
1
1300
fMt
toward
Vernier
a"d
soul
into
what
he
is
doing
and
use
everv
ounce
of
enertrv
kAV-
Some
16
n
are
employ,
he
tmiOM.
tVin
"
ha
.rota'
nnf
"ly
i
Cr1
nu
but
,
ncdaim.
"c"clfeJ
j
under
Superintendent
Angus
-SffiSS
?
?!tS.,nt
m
M.KrtnIe
.
The
.mpany
is
im-
i.w
.nc
m
Biieciauuiar
age
ano
me
verynariest
hit-!Piy
financed
for
tw
id
ireopMiji
n
it
is
iu
Hume
an
impression.
group,
aujoiniag
vo
years.
le-
Extensive
operations
this
year
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
in
northern
British
Many
people
returning
to
Prince
Rnnnrr
nfW
hoino-'
Columbia
will
include
furtherde
awav
a
.
few
vear
romnrk
mmn
tha
wnrlo.f,il
l,oM0.veIopment
of
the
Harvey
and
that
have
tnkn
nlarp
n
.
i
TZZ?
i
oups
near
Smithers
In
ne
nff
1";,V
'
mtV
V;
'"r
'VAIe
Portland
etna
district
xn
l,0,CTUlJ4,,B-
"
10
rfuviuiy
uecoining
a
DeauilIUI
I
machine
will
be
worked
on
the
liig
city,
it
n
remarked
one
lady.
"I
have
been
astounded
at
Missouri
and
considerable
diamond
the
splendid
gardens,
the
wonderfully
green
lawns
and
.drilling
win
be
done
in
the
hope
the
abundance
of
natural
shrubbery
that
is
covering
the
of
lo-atin
ore,fr
whch
t0
ar"1.
Some
Prince
Rupert
people
do
not
seem
to
realize
is
indication
of
a
large
ton-what
there
is
here
and
how
great
are
the
possibilities
forWeof
low-grade
copper
ore.
Be-'
making
one
of
the
most
beautiful
cities
on
the
coast.
ivdopment
win
also
be
continued
on
the
George
Copper
propertjyoi
which
the
company
has
come
Into
sole
ewnechin.
Operations
will
(Winninec
Free
Pres
'"""tu'ed
on
the
A.
and
T.i
-.Hijn1ur
ihv
Indenend-
w
v.iw.u
u.iiuuot
vuiwuwns
mi
actual
-ne
of
which
-
-
-
Consolidated
re-
i
n
a
it
v
t
...
.
..-..
.
iove
oi
country:
now
many,
on
this
national
day,
have;Cwitiy
assumed
control,
in
the
'
a
seiwe
of
pride
and
affection
for
this
land
and
are
glad
Atiin
district
hydrauiicking
win
Jft,qnJl.
thoir
own?
Do
thoy
feel
a
real
attachment
for
if
continued
on
Boulder
Creek,
WUfe
of
its
beauty,
its
exceedingly
romantic
history,
its
wh"
upf
i
aowriS'.t
opportunities,
and
the
charactered
achivements
$
itB$S?&J;
USE
l)et)P7
.
'will
be
carried
out.
The
most
ae-!
There
is
not
to
be
expected
in
a
new
land
the
same'tive
work
in
the
Omineca
win
W
intense
love
of
country
as
in
an
older
one
with
centuries
concentrated
on
Copper
island
in
of
traditions
and
achivements
and
the
works
of
its
men
ItaWBe
Lkeand
the
Emeraidand
of
fljnlu.
in
part
and
present
generations
all
fSSS
stituting
a
proud
heritage.
But
surely
Canada
has
had
dfamojid
drill
of
H.
J.
MeUon-
enough
history,
and
is
a
sufficiently
wonderful
country,!
aid's
Oepper
Island
property
are
to
inspire
a
strong
feeling
of
affection
and
pride
amongst
!
&inK
tak"
bv
roa1
from
Top-!
all
its
people.
There
is,
doubtless,
in
some
quarters
com-
J?y
t0
BaWfle
Uk
,and
.the"c
Upi
parative
indifference
to
the
expression
of
patriotic
senti-,,66
.fi
ment
on
the
gi-ound
that
it
is
too
often
inclined
to
be
JS.
ZTt
at
:tK
fXi
merely
boastful
or
jingoistic,
rather
than
genuinely
in
;
last
fall
showed
n
fee
of
vein!
interested
in
the
weuare.of
rae
country,
and
in
the
lot
of
;
without
definiag
he
walls,
while
nll'dnwas
of
its
neonle.
Rllt
tfiore
is'riri
i
vp.nsnfi-.ivliv
it
silver
lead
values
arc
high.
A
olinnUl
lm
cn
in
flavb
rxf
t,
hn,if
new
tunnel
started
400
feet
below
ihternational
jealousies
and
enmities.
It
is
natural
that.S
Tir"
JL
people
should
love
thejr
country,
and
in
the
common
de-jaiso
be
continued.
Development!
sue
iui
i
to
icikiuutii;
avivuiivuiiiuiiL
uuu
1UI
Ilianlllg
11
111
,vl"
u
cuiiiuiutu
on
vne
every
sense
a
better
country
to
live
in,
there
is
plenty
to
i
,)u;n9"
i
Oentention
groups
inaniiv
thn
nnvAt
nf
nntrintiam.
I
which
carry
coper
ores.
On
the
1
i
i
ixr
onii
m
ir
.tr
J
.
....
...
u.iv.
vVI'f'l
groups,
near
Paelfic,
work
isalso1
hotnir
moiimoil.
wall
nn
opwrlflg.
meeting
this
afternoon
pred
Forrest'
Wky
Jim
prop-that
the
International
council
of
Lrty
on
Kleanza
Creek,
near
Usk.
Nuress
is
observing
thU
year
the!
William
George
and
P.
M.
Monck.
rawiMin
anniversary
of
its
or-a0n
have
been
locating
ground
ford
k..iiumi.
tne
companv
Nurses
were
the
first
profes-
JaVut
s,w.tinfl
8:
8:-Flve
-Five
ZTK
P,.
reco,lnire
in!-
McKechnie.
field
engineer
for
.i1
"'''
logevner
on
an
Consolidated,
his
thousand
aurses
from
all
parts
of
UnternaUoaal
Ike
world
convene
today
for
the
Sixth
quadrennial
congress
of
the
International
Council
of
Nurses.
beftHf
held
in
Motreal
July
8-13
.
icpiueni
oi
me
reminded
those
attending
tho
oasis,
she
safe
"There
were
many
problems
that
needed
to
U-
solml
in
England
that
were
similar
to
the
problems
elsewhere.
And
after
30
venrs
of
vital
insr."
interest
to
world
are
nurs-
recentlv
been
making
Inspections
of
many
other
properties
in
the
central
interior.
The
Telkwa
colliery
in
the
ten-'
tral
Interior
made
a
production
of
487
tons
of
coal
in
the
first
quarter
of
1929,
as
compared
with
725
tons
In
the
same
period
last
year.
TH
E
DAILY
NEWS
'iMndaj,
July
g,
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Diamond
Drilling
Program
at
Topley
Richfield
irf
Full
Swings
Consolidated
Operations
in
North;
B.:C.
-Silver
Busy
A
new
diamond
drilling
campaign
at
the
Topley
Rich
field
mine
is
now
in
full
progress
with
the
drills
worWng
J
JS
from
the
new
low
level
to
establish
we
bodies
in
the
avea
'C1
And
Mtry
Period
'
UWnut
5190.
or
with
Elecrrid
Motor
$225.
ORTIIOPIIONIC
VICTROLAS
AND
IlECOKDS
i
,.lt-
l
-
..nnojrknnii
in
Ilia
mMIInc
ml
TVrtwer
'iho'r
rn
iliil'dltail
m.,...,.
cial
ore
has
yet
bee
located
on
(plants
ana
in
tne
camp
uiave
rrow
mine
two
dominions.
Survey.,!
this
level,
though
good
values
been
completed
and
the
mill
Is
the
populations
of
Aastraliu
..J
were
lounu
in
sevemi
places,
ine
pruuucmK
.".eiiui"
new
Aeuiana
xor
mai
period
rU.
.
.
...
.
.
.
i,
!
.
en
i
r.A
.
..
v
Sebakwe
shaft
is
bow
being
sunk;!"""
w
uai
vi
i
"
nowever.
umi
me
growrn
01
otM
another
iw
feet
top
open
up
aiPer
uay
ior
snipmem
w
xeaiana
xrties
was
ol
new
lewei
on
the
same
nonzon
as
;
smeiiax.,
AujusimeniB
iu,me
."""than
tnoseoi
Ausraija.
U.
t;.
-fltlTW
No.
7.
'
Development
on
the
Mohawk
property
in
the
New
Hazelten
dis-
eeminy
will
direct
its
work
to
west
of
the
present
workings.
In,
this
section
the
holes
minv
tenng-eough
to
warrant
Willi
be
driven
1200
?eet
in
the
belief
that
large
ore
deposits
the
inttatiirtfon
tf
a
plant.
occupying
attention
in
development
work
up
to
the
pres-j
.
ent
time
will
nrove
to
be
but
one
of
a
series
of
parallel
'
At
the
Dnthie
mine
derelop-
ivaini!
nn
tlia
nrnrmffv
Wir1:
new
wiimninfr
mnrhirtprv
miflr-'
Jnent
i
being
pushed
ahead
on
Or
four
raoBths
for
J.OOi
M
Mn.L
A
,.nnJaa
U
u,
Aa
i
-li
both
the
mill
level
tunnel
and
on
By
mail
all
other
countries,
per
year
7.50
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year
6.00
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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
July
8,
1929
'-which
is
being
opened
up
160
feet
B.
C.
Sliver
is
drifting
both
vertically
below
mill
level.
As
north
nd
south
on
the
ore
zone
a
resuh
of
the
work
done
to
date
at
No.
7
levle,
which
is
one
the
the
property
is
responding
stis-same
horizon
s
Premier's
No.
4.
factorily
to
the
program
oat
line"
Drifts
are
in
a
highly
silicified
by
the
Atlas
Exploration
Co.
haelbeeflTfarriedutTecentiyrurWi
,...';..,.,
,
der
the
supervision
of
Van
Smith
'".e
.XJT
"
tr.i.
n.,1
population
of,
firsUthc
capitals
is
proceeding
on
various
levels
of
--
ana
thai
ii.
i
Mh.ioi
me
iour
principal
centre
l
grade
ruby
aKver
ore
has
beenn-,
""-covered
of
increase
wlMn
the
in
the
lower
levels.
A.
191
II.
Hattie
manager
at
the
mine.;1""100-
C.
A.
Banks,
managing
director,
Sydney
recently
visited
the
projierty
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