iday,
March
J,
1929
1
(!
(
i
i
i
n
-r
-
,
TV.
ews
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fine
Nciv
Ore
Body
atj
Toplcy
Richfield;
Duthie
Heal
Is
Hatificd;
Federal
Engineer
Urges
More
Canadian
Capital
-
i
u
;
For
over
a
wee
new
crews
have
been
busy
drifting
on
nVh
new
ore
wwen
was
entered
at
tne
zuu-ioot
level
near
he
bottom
of
the
shaft
in
the
Topley
Richfield
mine.
The
r
i
:.i:,.t,i
u..
,it
i
i
us
e
ii
zone,
wnicn
was
uiuicuieu
uiuuiunu
uniting
last
ian,
6
m,
nlmadv.
been
drifted
unon
for
a
distance
nf
nver
20
114,
-
V
"T
-
-
Aer
and
the.
full
face
is
still
in
ore
which
shows
consider-
lliie
hixrh
ffKado..
Average
assays
give
very
good
values
in
i
.
i
m
i
i,
,i:it.i
...
.i
i
j.
.1
olu
and
silver
..
nuiua
ui
meu
iu
u
ueptn
oi
six
ieei
in
v,
an
oi
me
unit
inuicuiu
uiuu
nus
zone
is
wiuer
ana
r
t.hun
any
previous
ore
body
;
d
on
the
property
to
date.
Ltd.,
which
is
developing
the
prop-rn.-raiiasation
is
exception-
erty
of
that
name
back
of
the
town
n.iiff
una
wouiu
inuicaie
or
atewart.
He
d
Its
annua
meet
,
n
on
uus.
ie.ve
i.
lopiey
i
.
Id
has
now
reached
a
point
piiim
for
production
and
r.
of
at
least
high
grade
l
w!
I
be
incretsed
from
"I
is
daily.
Installation
of
mipresaor
was
completed
to
aid
in
the
large
ex-'Ingram
now
under
way
A
new
level
is
being
j
'
2oO
feet
belovfj
the
.
m
l
and
throughout
the
i
xplorafctan
is
under
way
i'K-reised
ore
bodiee.
'
iwnary
rnport
of
the"
fed
1
H-iral
survey
preVetitltf
of
certain
;nvi'f(A-
(I
on
In
British
Colunv
.:v
hs
lKen
published
at
Dr.
V.
DolmsK,
f-!:
Finlay
River
district
description
of
the
lead-(U-pMit
on
Ingenik
I'd
the
Clearwater
Lake
lie
Stikinc
district
is
ro-M
by
J.
R.
Marshall.
i
in
ing
the
British
Co
l
amber
of
Mines
in
Van-
i.i
t
week,
Dr.
F.
A.
Korr
''"logical
Survey
of
Car
1
'
on
"The
Future
of
Mln
-"ihern
B.
C."
lie
said
"
nally
all
the
recent
dr
'
in
British
Columbi.
Povllnnjl
Canal
had
beer
States
capital,
and
"
i
area
began
profitabb
""
it
would
bo
the
c'tlc-i
'ited
States
that
'l:ercfnm.
He
urged
Urn'
i!
-'l
campaign
should
b-
I
for
ransdian
devdo
1
the
northern
minerallie
Wilson!
M.E.,
one
tim
1
"t"
tim
Ulg
Missouri
mir
u
"f
the
Ferguson
proper'
1'
'e
u'Ka
eourtry.
Is
as-i-ew
rt
Board
of
Trad-
'
'vors
toward
having
"
nanted
by
the
provlnsi
ni'
'nt
for
the
extension
o
tiadian
Northeastern
Raf'
u
the
northern
Interior.
annual
meeting
of
the
Unl
i'"'e
'iold(ind-Silver
Minep
ing
in
Vancouver
on
Monday
of
this
week
when
annual
reports
were
received
and
directors
elected
for
1929.
oulii
be
put
into
effect
ln
The
Mayou
Mining
Co.,
owing
ry
noiir
future.
Assays
from
a
group
of
claims
on
Bitter
Creek
hps
on
the
ore
which
has
in
the
Stewart
district,
having
oc
n
opened
tip
at
depth
gave
been
thoroughly
financed
during
in
silver
atod
gold
as
high
the
past
winter,
will
start
an
ag-r-Operton.
gresslve-program
of
development
work
as
soon
as
climatic
condl-
;
holders
t
the
Duthie
tions
permit.
The
Hall
Interests
Ltd.,
in
Vancouver
last
hav
ten
an
active
Interest
In
rati!
i'd
the!
deal
with
the
the
Property
and
have
appropri-1
xplnration'
Co.
of
Toronto
a'ed
$25,000
to
be
expended,
dur-im
uim.s
off
wnich
the
Atlas
inS
the
coining
season.
At
the
,
jtici.
guaante's
to
take
annual
meeting
in
Vancouver
re-)
iian
s
at
a
price
of
50c
h
cently,
directors
were
eletled
as
follows:
E.
E.
Hall,
president;
'
and
un
option
on
060.000
.,
...ime
nrice.
A
total
C.
K.
Neale,
secretary;
R.
WJ
:
:n
the
company
is
is-
Kennedy,
treasurer;
.
William
ii
ami
of
this
amount
J.
Tompkins,
mine
manager;
and
A.
,
l.
.,!(!-
CUO.OOO.
Tr,c
bal-
M.
Whiteside.
It
is
proposed
to
.,
;
of
the
company
showed
continue
the
present
adit
tunnel
l
su:.
incorporation
until
De-
on
lhe
silver-lead
vein
whfeh
now
!
!;.s,
year
net
ojerating
shows
22
inches
of
high
grade
ore
v
-c
.-lightly
in
excels
of
face,
to
start
a
new
tunnel
t
'
Mt.
of
this,
$50,000
had
on
this
vein
and
also
to
do
some
u
i
n
dividendH.
Devel-
worlc
on
the
copper
vein.
It
is
I
Hie
protKTl
v
from
now
now
belicveil
that
the
itback
of
il
.
under
the
direction
of
last
fall
when
financingfor
winter
wo"k
down
will
be
of
vl.
".rnpunjr.
which
is
com-
only
th-
iatng
in
of
ma-
temporary
effect
The
Halls
are
..i
l
."luiitnent
which
will
well
able
to
carry
through
their
is
of
operation.
The
undertakings.
k
..
.
.
a.t
.
'A
.ip
i
tr.eni
wun
tnc
Alias
,
L
.
....
,
.
.
ii'iiy
piuu.ouii
in
casn
1-'
nini'iidation
of
C.
A.
j
ma'.ag
ng
director,
this
v.
as
finally
increased
to
i
vi
,
i
ctfru
were
reelect-
l
1
Dirthic
still
on
the
THE
TYPESETTING
MACHINE
By
DiMiald
A.
Frser
Inland
Printer)'',
'15
t
'
lm
MackTiheiuiJetli,7
r'uc,,
in
Tl
W
L
A
as
r!i-V
u
-J,.
T
c
Atlas
i.o.
ur.
ieii,
j"""
"'"""-
i!
tlicpro8peft
of
thi
V
njerry
haste,
j.
.-lared
thalSlt
very
Theatriwts
ciroe
tumbling
ti
n.i.l.nl
the
Kefflty
mine
I
pld
"
S.
ai"l,
in
his
opMoSirKR
ai
?)tpi
1
a
rilfld
i
inir
Since
December),'
ii
row;
r
jj
tin
plant
hits
been
in-
Then,
clamped,
they're
smothered
,;iill
has
been
motor-,
in
a
fiery
flow
considerable
expansion!
Of
molten
metal,
on
whose
ege
mule
in
camp
and
equip-'
is
traced
expected
thnt
the
mill
The
words
the
letter-molds
have
firmly
spaced,
And
now
a
line
of
type
clinks
down
below.
Then
swoops
upon
the
molds
tlf
arm
of
fate
Wbfch.
aye
revolving,
ruthletsly
sedate,
'
:
Seises
and
drop
them
with
a
tinkling
sigh.
Uack
Into
that
obllvfon
whence
Uiey
dame,
'vtatil
the
keys
once
more
a,
sunu
.
-
mons
frame.
,
Of
the
quarter
of
a.
million
Americans
who
visit
France
very
year,
Fr
ch
statlclans
e
'
mstc
two
per
cent
are
million-
aires.
Americans
spend
$a80,-
000,000
a
year
in
France.
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
ciok-Ing
prices
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
on
our
stock-list
board
daily.
We
can
give
Instant
er
vice
In
buying
and
.clllnu
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
alio
have
facilities
fo'
ai.ocpilrg
Wheat
order.
on
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
Representing
Miller.
Court
k
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.DJolnstonCo.Lld.
617
2nd
Aviitue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
District
News
TERRACE
Mrs.
A.
H.
Barker
returned
on
Monday
after
spending
'a
days
in
Prince
Rupert.
W.
II.
Sinclair
of
the
Sinclair
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Ravep
of
Smithers,
!
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVES
returned
to
Lakelse
Hatchery
-on
Wednesday.
Mrs.
Wilkinson,
A.
Y.
Wilson,
J.
Erlandsen
and
C.
Lindstrom
W:
Spruce
Lumber
Co.,
of
Edmonton,
town
on
Afrd'ttf
Pacific
'
'-
Tuesday.
and
representative
of
the
A.
,
'
'
FI
RST
$
PRIZE
1
waS
in
t'
I
T
.
1
T
H
T
TT
II
llAl'uhhln
nnH
mam
here
early
in
the
week.
He
re?
during,
the
week
and
were
guests
turned
to
the
interior
on
Wed,
at'
the.nome
of
Rural'
Dean
and
nesday.
,
i-
W.
II.
Hunt
of
Vancouver,
in
charge
of
construction
"work,
went
out
to
Lakelse
Hatch
ery
on
Wednesday
to
put
in
another
supply
of
fish
traps
on
Williams
Creek.
Jlrs.
.Marsh,,;
They"retur'ned
home'1'
The
B.
D.
Bridge
Club
met
on
Tuesday
evening
at
he
home
of
!r.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Dover.
!
R.
Wiggins
of
Prince
was
in
town
on
Wednesday.
Traffic
has
been
resumed
over
the
Lakelse
Lake
road
this
past
Major
Hearn
and
R.
A.
McRae
week,
several
trucks
having
were
in
from
made
the
trip
to
the
lake.
Al-
on
Wednesday,
though
travelling
was
done
with:
Lakelse
Hatchery
difficulty
in
places.
Terrace
and
district,
friends
of
many
t
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
the
news
of
the
passing
of
their
little
daughter
Zona,
and
extend
their
heartfelt
sympathy.
Mrs.
Haven
and
Mrs.
II.
C.
of
Remo
were
in
town
on
Monday
jCreelman
left
on
Thuruday
for
to
attend
the
funeral
of
the
late,
Remo
to
close
up
her
home
there.
few'Jin
'Kavcn-
wno
i!apcraieu
tne
;.
i
-.
Kr.tp-rrrr
Remo
ferry'
f
or
atfmd
last
'yearJl
l.,.:f
PRINCE
GEORGE
The..,
Ladies'
Aid
to
Knox
Church
held
a
successful
tea
and
saje
of
home
cooking
in
Miss
anennan
numoer
wi.
oi
new
Hodood'a
store
on
Saturday
af-ark.
N.J..
was
a
business
visitor
Jack
were
,
down
from
Pacific
t
j
T
ternopn.
Theret
wa4
a
large
attendance
a:danee
given
on
Friday
night
by
the
community
of
South
Fort
George
in
aid
of
the
hall
fund.
The
Northern
Rebekah
Lodge1
held
a
bridge
and
whist
party
last
Thursday
night
in
the
Odd-'
Rupert,
fellows'
Hall,
there
being
a
good
i
attendance.
,
More
than
05
per
cent
of
the
passengers
who
cross
the
Atlantic
to
see
Europe
are
women,
of
them
elderly.
:
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fa
t
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oi
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