V
-
May
22,
1929
Hr.c
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
News
of
the
Mines
I
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
;
Wcdbiiic
to
Be
Re-financcd;
Gibson
Property
Interesting
uranny
uo.;
Anderson
Group
.
in
Babine
Promising
j.
i
n
aiper.
u
v,
r,
Holders
of
the
Woodbine
Gold
Mining
Co',
at
a!
..oral
meeung
in
Vancouver
authorized
the
di-1);
oceed
at
once
with
the
refinancing
of
the
i;
nam
of
$50,000
is
to
be
raised
to
rush
the
work
L
uon.
Reports
presented
at
the
meeting
indicated
v
were
large
'.bodies
of
ore
and
that
in
spite
of
working
to
capacity
and
trucks
are
hauling
the
concentrates
to
the
railway.
As
improvements
to
the
road
progress,
the
shipments
from
the
mill
will
be
increased.
The
newly
formed
Bulkle;
Mining
Co.
of
Seattle
has
putfs
ibw
men
10
worK
on
me
LOme
TT
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.
i.
property
on
rour
Mile
Mountal
near
New
Hazelton.
James
Dyer
is
the
owner
of
the
property
oh
wnicn
considerable
work
is
ex
iige
blocks,
lie
ex-
actual
values
and
extent
have
notim,nln
Properties
n
the
uaoine
belief
that
the
pro-
yet
been
definitely
determined.
,d'trfct.
has
been
doing
extensive
:
w
t
be
developed
into
This
is
one
of
many
properties
I
development
work
on
six
mineral
in
.
:ampie
snipmenu
thai
Dr
J
T
Mnlv
fUM
onin.
claims
wnicn
comprise
tne
nn
i
.il
Hmelter
wtlT
start
eer
for
the
Granbv
Co..
hnrilv
(late.
m
view.
n
jiu.iiufc
i""
to
btconu
resilient
minlnv
enirin.
(iold
MilMf
Ltd,
eer
here,
has
been
looking
over
la
Mir
In
ttiU
vfekiitv
nvill
shortly
be
tk
r.nniuia.t,)
Mini
a
ftyct
exchange.
The
Smelting
Co.
will
continue
explor-
1
lOfteAy
consists
oi
ftt1on
work
this
season
on
.the
:
MIO.
acres-
known
Emerald
group
in
the
Sibola
..nMilgjSJUp
whkh
has
Mountain
district.
The
explora-
,(
ess
of
development
tory
work
last
year
was
distinctly
:
several
years,
a
total
encouraging.
The
Cronin
adit
..teiy
$1,000
having
wai
extBdd
160
feet
and
a
Development
to
date
cross-cut
at
the
face
exposed
,
series
of
tunnels
or
eleven
feet
of
ore
without
defin-
::.g
on
veins
outcrop-
jng
either
wall.
Zinc
is
the
pre-mountatn
side.
There
dominatinir
ore
on
the
foot
wai
I
fly
tnO.OO'i
on
hand
aM
and
lead
on
the
hanging
wall.
.
velopment
work
and
The
silver
ratio
is
about
0.8
(I
to
baiW
a
150-ton
ounces
per
unit
of
lead.
Surface
nt
and
tfec
first
unit
trenching
located
the
vein
four
conrentrator
thia
hundred
feet
below
the
Cronin
,me
Columario
is
dit
and
Mother
adit
aM
been
f
two
words,
Coram-
started
at
this
point
and
driven
.no.
aa
the
company
forty
feet
when
heavy
snow
forested
in
1927
under
ed
operations
to
be
discontinued
arte
Ui
i.
pro-
foe
ta
..
seassw.
-
A
.
joosi
aJ
i;'
I'.i
kish
Columbia,
weather
nermita,
the
work
will
;
'
be
resumed.
v
(
nhsolldated
Min-
-r
:
r
4
Power
Co.
is
The
first
carlos
of
concen-
If
though
it
has
trates
from
the
Sihrer
Cup
mill
ir
y
retried
that
it
near
H.irclton
went
nut
to
Trail
gold
and
smelter
last
week.
The
mill
is
now
derson
group
and
George
Culp,
Robert
Gerow
and
Jack
McLean,
who
had
the
contract
?f
or
driving
tunnels,
building
"oampv
etc.,
re
port
splendid-
bewing
on
all
clainif.
A
considerable
part
of
the
,
work
reeently"
completed
on
the
'property
was
-to
'
determine
tonnage
preparatory
ito
.the
instal
lation
of
a
concentrating
plant
The
product
of
the
mines
will
be
shipped
from
Burns
Lake
station.
The
ore
is
a
complex
yold-silver-
'ead
and
is
very
rich.
The
pro
perty
looks
like
a
first
class
mining
proposition.
INTERIOR
FARM
HOME
DESTROYED
BY
FIRE
House
of
A.
Ueopel
in
Nadina
Jtiver
IijtticLjyas.
Burned
Kecently
Word
has
been
received
throug"
he
Gowajajint
TelegrabJiL
the
farmhouse
of
A.
Itoepelin
tkejl
Nadina
River
district,
1C
mflea
southeast
of
Houston,
was
recent
ly
destroyed
by
fire.
Try
2D
ally
News
want-ad.
It
will
bring
results.
The
true
purpose
of
a
Budget
I
f
-
year
yeu
ind
a
large
proportion
of
the
iiwHoy
you
E'il'
gei.
So
much
for
clothing.
So
muh
fer
ifc.
So
mli
fer
tkivgs
te
'
-for
house
furnishing,
books
and
what
Hereto
the
way
b
get
the
nxwt
for
your
money.
i
KVp
a
budget,
ltaride
what
you
can
afford
to
spend
for
oath
item.
aFHl
hold
yourself
within
this
amount.
Thw-to
get
the
most
for
your
budget
money
read
advertisement,
carefully.
The
advertisement,
you
read
tell
you
what
to
ncwett
and
betft.
They
give
you
the
latest
id
ami
im-provements.
They
help
you
to
get
more
from
each
dollar
you
budget-snd
so
live
better
and
drees
-betlej.wjth
in
have
apportioned
your
the.
same
Income.
'
The
true
purpose
of
a
bud
i.
to
eable
you
to
spend'
vvtlyUAnd
only
I
eareful
reading
of
advertising
aan
you
hope
to
accomplish
thlf
result.
Htcad
advertising
regularly.
It
poinlilhc
'
way
to
better
living.
BRITISH
NATIONAL
ANTHEM
IS
NOT
AN
EXCLUSIVE
REFRAIN
of
German
Origin
and
Is
Used
Un
Germany
Denmark
and
Switzerland-(Edmonton
Journal)
Papers
all
over
the
continent
pected
to
be
done
this
season,
hays
been
having
a
good
deal
of
Camps
are
now
being
prepared.
The
',
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
hks.b'eeD
Wrking
all
fun;commenting
on
the
spectacle
of
I
Big
Bill
Thompson,
the
"to
hemwith-King-George
mayor
of
l
m
n
u
f
.
.
t
1
1
1
tiir
tin
at
r
I
o
t
trrt
dp
bdiu
iu
wie
contrary
me
property
Was
one
winter
on
a
group
of
claims
in
draped
with
the
British
finer
,
t
in
British
Columbia.
Submitting
a
report
COV-
the
Findlay
River
district
and
on
j
while
visiting
Australian
boys
wt'eks
survey
in
the
isome
placer
claims
in
the
Manson
sang
"uod
save
the
King."
Ul
ik
ngs,
H.
C.
Briggs
2jnc
urooertv
nn
CAhmnn
T.lnnrl
'and
Slate
Creek
areas.
On
the
i
course,
Mayor
Thompson's
de-
,ys
covering
from
$26
at
the
mouth
of
Grenville
Chan-
lfltter
an
old
river
bottom,
some
...
$450
,X2r
ton
with
nel,
owned
by
George
Keyes
of
eet
above
the
present
river
level,
in
gold.
Typical
Porcher
Island
and
Frank
Cole
of
ha8
been
located
and
some
good
w
values
of
$S86.
Prince
Hupert.
On
the
property
'
K0,d
values
are
shown.
i:;
Mr.
Briggs
stated
a
vein
of
rich
ore
has
been
traced!
'
mi
ling
had
been
done
by
the
two
prospectors
for
some
I
Charles
S.
Anderson,
who
has
iv
and
not
here
and
considerable
distance
though
theslnt
Bveral
yar
developing
fence
no
doubt
is"
tffat
he
sang
"My
Country
Tis
of,
Thee."
You
can
take'
it
either
way,
for
the
tunes
are
the
same.
As
a
matter
of
fact
that
tune
of
"God
Save
the
King"
is
almost
international.
It
is
of
German
origin
and
the
German
national
an
them,
"Heil
dir
im
Siegaskranz"
is
iunti
to
it.
The
SwW
use
it
as
thetune
of
their
national
anthem
"Rufst-
du
Mein
Vaterland."
The
Danes
also
chant
it
when
they
sing
their
national
song
"Hefl
dir,
dem
Liebenden."
.
While
Big
Bill
might
argue
be
has
as
good
a
right
to
use
the
tune
of
"God
Save
the'
King"
as
have
the
British,
he1
would
net
tand
on
such
firm
ground
wen
he
to
claim
the
tune
of
the
Sta;
Spangled
Banner.
It
was
taken
at
it
stood
from
an
old
English
!
.
f'.
;
'
.
la;'''
V
drinking
song.
So
when
British
rapidly
than
at
any
time
tn
the
citizens
are
foregathering
with
history
of
the
province.
those
of
the
United
States,
of
More
development
is
taking
ermany,
Switzerland
or
Den-(Place;
more
men
are
employed;
nark,
they
need
feel
no
hesitation
metallurgy
is
constantly
progres-r
in
singing
"God
Save
the
King,"!
slnK'
80
18
geological
knowledge
for
all
present
would
be
able
to
a,,u
"Penence.
:oin
in
with
anthem.
their
own
national
NOTHING
IS
WRONG
WITH
MINING
TODAY
(Nelson
News)
Mining
in
the
dumps?
Not
at
all;
it
is
simply
the
which
is
not
bringing
specu-itors
the
rapid
profits
they
expected
which
has
proved
the
Mining
w
progressing
more
Mining
you.
is
doing
nicely,
thank
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a
allow
candle,
and
holding
it
over
her
exclaimed:
"Dee
noo;
dee
quick.
I
canha
upare
the
cannel."
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