ft
1
A.
Folding
Kodaks
,rom
$12.25
2
C.
Folding
Kodaks
from
$18.50
if
f
SPECIALS!!
gt.
ii.fi.-ld's
Red
Label
ShirU
I
ai
d
Drawers,
Each
$1.85
Ktatifield's
Red
Label
t.iiiatinns,
Each
61
-infield's
S2O0
Shirts
Drawers.
Each
Combinations,
Each
Coro-
$3.50
and
$1.50
Ktai.field's
3200
Combinations,
Each
$3.00
Stanfteld's
7700
Fine
Wool
ShirU
and
Drawers,
Each
$2.75
SU
field's
7700
Fine
Wool
.J5.0C
Ftinfield's
1800
Silk
and
W'X'I
Shirts
and
Irrawers,
Earn
'...$3.75
Ftanf
uld's
1800
Silk
and
W"I
Combinations,
Each
$7.00
J.A.
Kirkpatrick
SIXTH
STREET
SUITS!
SUITS!
MADE
TO
ORURR
Cutting,
Workmanship
and
Styl
All
Guaranteed
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED
AN
I
PRESSED
tVe
Deliver
to
Any
Part
of
lh
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
619
S.D
Johnston
Co.Ltd.
Representatives
for
MILLER
COURT
&
CO.,
Limited
Through
our
connections
we
can
make
prompt
execution
of
buying
and
selling
nrders
on
the
Vancouver,
Calgary
and
Toronto
stock
exchanges.
Closing
prices
from
those
exchanges
posted
on
our
'ock
board
twice
dally.
Orders
from
out-eMwn
clients,
by
wire
or
letter,
will
receive
our
prompt
attention.
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.Lld.
610
2nd
Avenue
Phone
130
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Dr
Alexander
PHONE
S7S
BESNtn
HLOt'K
DENTIST
KODAK
TIME
Growrwefcjtoan
$2.26
XenVmmmbAiito
....$6.00
No.
1
Wld
Kodaks
'rom
$11.26
No.
a
A.
Folding
Kodaks
From
$34.00
Cine
Kodak
(Movie),
f
.
8.5.
lens
$100.00
Kodak
Films,
all
sizes
in
stock.
Developing
and
printing
ramateura.
Daily
service.
Quality
finish.
Grimes
iii.
ZTfic
Pioneer
Drttfjeists
THIRD
AVE.
V
SIXTH
ST.
-
-
-TELEPHONES
8?
1,200
Major
Ha.-'rison.
well
known
returned
Great
War
officer
of
West
Vancouver
and
a
former
dent
of
PnrkaviUe,
Vancouver
Island,
who
has
been
visiting
at
Banff
and
Jasner
Park,
vailed
rtorday
rince
Rupert
t
ter
spending
a
day
in
the
city.
9E2fibll
'Atti-r
n,
verv
wrak
to
bt
arm
n,
t'jK
w
i
lx'n
I
M
iJ
iuii
Jin.
1
wu
riot
i
lu.
ivy
wvlk
but
1
had
on
my
fect
all
day.
The
itriin
moved
too
vieat
rnAcl
1
wa
trl
tick
fur
-txT.t
two
'OTlWiiw.JJy
moihrr
adviiol
LyJu
E.
Pinkhi
Vctttabk
CotnauuiKi
aad
i
utntd
to
tkc
it
You
!
nild
li.-rr
(crn
the
change
in
inc
I
.im
turn
well
anj
Krong
and
in
J
pni'i.
1
have
taken
the
Vcgetal-ie
Comixnmd
ever
im!
if
I
(eel
nn
eni-ri!
liicking.
I
alto
take
I
iv.-i
I
i!K
an.
I
i
tinJ
them
WOndcTTwl
h.
lp
l
ii'trni
;rtiun."
This
is
the
Same
Watch
The
one
we
advertised
yesterday.
The
21-Jewefed
llamllton;
Illinois
60-Hour
Railroad
Watch'.
A
solid
dependable
looking
timepiece.
,
,
Th
atMil
niarta
am
ttollahed
liku
Tested
at
.
different-
temperatures
to
run
to
the
asBWd!
'
Price
$70.00
IS5
OTHER
GOOD
WATCHES
$5oji
m,
f2J-
I5
t
THE
STORt
WITH
THE
CLOCK
City
accounts
for
the
two
weeks
ending
July
5
totalling
$11,908
were
passed
for
payment
by
the
council
last
night.
daughters,
of
Telkwa
arrived
In
A
bylaw
providing
for
the
'temporary
borrowing
from
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
of
$25,000
8.
Ml
ll
f
J
1
1
J
Mrs.
G.
A.
Hunter
and
son,
tl
l
...
J
t
A
A
I
tt
TTIE
DAILY
NEWS
LOCAL
NEWS
ITEMS
4
a
Taxi
Phone
4,
Big
4
Taxi,
tf
Dentist
Dr.
J.
R.
Gosse.
Phone
686.
....
)
The
Dramatic
Recital
by
Elsie
McLuhan
has
been
unavoidably
cancelled.
Olof
Hanson
returned
to
th
city
on
.yesterday'
'
Sf
ternoon's
tralq
from
a
brief
trip
to
Smith-
ers.
i;
r.
M
'
it
.
'
'
-
Ruv
vour
traa
at
Sheddon'n
News
Stand
30c
'A
gallon.
158
!
-
ima
i
.
For
drunkenness,
J.
Weir
was
fined
$25
by
Indian
Agent
W.
E.
Collison
J.P;
in
elty
police
edurt
yesterday.
;'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Macdonald
Miss
Evelyn
'
Anderson
left
night
for
Alice
Arm
to
funday
pend
a
holiday
with
her
aunt,
Mrs.
Gus
Anderson.
Mrs.
Alex
Sutherland,
wife
of
Mrs.
George
Friziell
returned!
the
manager
'df
Sunnyside
Can
to
the
city
on
yesterday
after-jnery;
sails!
yesterday
afternoon
noon's
train
after
,
having
spent
on
the
Prince
'Rupert
for
Van-the
week-end
at
Port
Essington.
couver.
Mr
!
Um
V
V
fitanhana
A
J
Ha
I
land
nf
iha
Inool
business.
Hugh
MeGuIre,
well
'
known
!
morning.
been
Rupert
on
her
return
to
Vancou
ver.
Mr.
R.
E.
Morran.
wife
of
the
MiM"
A.
E.
Jujws.
well
known
manager
of
the
Billmor
Spruce
Vancouver
stock
broker,
is
a
pas-
vniW
at
Porpp
Harhor,
is
mak-
,rd
tfc
CaUla
,today!
ing
satisfactory
recovery
in
the
returning
south
after
a
trip
U)
Prince
Uuoert
General
HospiUl
Stewart
where
b
inspected
a
followine
a
recent
operation
for
number
of
mining
properties
in
appendicitis.
I
,which
Itrytoa.
.
pan.,r.
ni.ii
hiiv
mnAm
Word
has
boco
xeceived
in
the
by
the
city
public
woekjjjdepartf
city
the
birth
In
Montreal
on'
raent
to
the
concrete
Wdewalk
Jul'
8
of
a
daughUr
to
Mr-
and
on
the
north
sWe
of
TMrd
Av-
Mr-
Hrry
IodJhnUo.
Mr.
eauo
ltwei
Siooda
TMrd.
Johnston,
aon
ttili,
aa4I.
H.
Streets
-which
sank
and
broke
Johnston,,
attnd.td
school
in
after
being
laid
last
year,
Trince
Rupert
in
tju:
early
days
i
when
his
family
lived
here.
Provincial
Constables;
George
'
Fllaney.
late,
of
the
Nanaino
city
The
Vancouver
Sun
on
Satur-
detachment
at
Nansimo.nias
ar-
hd
a
prominent
feature
rived
from
the
south
to
loin
the
a
boat
the
four
Port
Cle-
looal
citv
detachment
Mrs.
Scouts
under
Scout-
Blaney
will
arrive
in
the
city
L.
Jones
who
are
on
Inter.
r,P
outh.
There
is
also
a
.
.
large
picture
of
the
group
greet-
who
has
,B
a
of
Vancouver
Scouts.
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
bfen
holidaying
la
Europe
on
a
Ca
T
T
J
a
.
1
our
lasting
for
four
months
has
...
Ai
mA
.
Im
.
4
i
la
a
mm
Ma
whah
v
i
taaVBKLA
saf
t
of
an
unimportant
.nature
were
m
a
'ken,
P
the
c.tjr
councl
sit
Terrace
where
e
is
enjoying
the
necessary
rent
after
so
long
-"
,
trin
Sk.
vLIUd
EnlanH.
lM
rr
Office
JOllOWlBg
the
Ftnce.
Switzerland
and
Italy
while
away.
The
Canadian
National
Rail-
regular
fortnightly
business
meeting
last
evening.
Ex-Aid.
G.
B.
Casey,
though
expected,
did
not
appear
to
discuss
with
thd
garbage
and
r
j.
;
.
,
council
council
the"
mc
matter
maiier
oi
of
ga
ers.
Charles-Stewart,
AHyox,
Mawett
A
renuet
from
Ro.rd
of
,n.ev
waae.
.
TrJe
for
fnanrjal
aupnoft
in
day.
return
Thursday;
or
a
week-end
trip
to
Terrace
City
Ticket
Office,
Phonl
260
!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mrs.
George
Eckerman
sails
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Tacoma
on
a
holiday
visit.
W.
II.
Love
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning
from
a
B'rfef
business
trip
to
Stewart.u!
Mi4uiIttfUj;titiii,
j
MngEJellie
Gurvich
WofJhas
MeSrmMi
visit
to
Stewart,
return-
ell
.home
front
iJtbe,
north;
oh
the
Catala
this
morning.
'
F.
D.
Rice
B.C.L.S.
returned
to
WMVuipZ
-
tb.
Catala
thta
mom
Winnipeg.
ing
from
a
brief
trip
to
Stewart
oh
professional
business.
J.
J.
L!
Northern
tie.
manager
of
the
i.
C.
Power
Co.,
retur-
ned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning
from
a
brief
trip
to
Stewart
on
company
business.
Wellington
Beaton,
president
of
the
Georgia
River
Gold
Mines
Ltd..
is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
today
returning
to
Van
couver
after
a
visit
of
inspection
!
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
toms
House
sUff
returned
to
the!10
the
property
near
Stewart-
afternoon's
train
from
Terrace
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning!
where
they
spent
the
week-end.
from
a
trip
to
Stewart
on
official!
Mrs.
W.
W,
Noonan
and
three
Mrs.
F.
T.
Burns,
who
has
been
upending
a
few
days
in
the
city
visitlnK
with
her
brother
and
sister-in-law.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
W
afterntfon
on
the
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
Stewart
raining
man,
is
a
visitor
'
V
ngVU
f?"WJ?E
.mp
l0.U),
for
th
south
af-,
train
and
will
spend'
the
next
in
the
city,
havtttf
arrived
from
"".
"
.
lss
few
days
in
town.
!
,th
north
on
the
the
Catala
Catela
this:"""
iWI
--
-Passengers
disembarking
from
northern
points
on
here
the
visiting
In
the
city
and
at
steamer
Catela
this
morning
in-ome
in
T-rre.
sailed
"
yes-
eluded:
W.
R.
Love,
A.
J.
Gal-
v"
-
was
imany
recoaaioerwi
anu
aa-
,
laj
y
opted
by
night.
the
city
council
last
ru"y
"r,"9
.
l.",a"
r
D.
Kice,
J.
J.
Little,
George
Sackman,
Miss
Nellie
Gurvich
and
Hugh
McGuire,
from
Stewart
and
S.
Delmage,
E.
J.
E.
J.
Smith
asi
William
Watts
'Smith.
W.
M.
Watts
and
Mis?
D.
thin
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
returned
to
the
eitjr
on
the
Catala
Gillett,
from
Anyox.
(
raig's
Crossing.
Vancouver
Is-
mis
mormwr
aUer
watting
tne
month.
on
business.
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
'
inilran-'i
BneUtv
Plenle
riiv
ennnoll
nut
un
n.
thJ
xiJ
1
aa.
Prince
Jtma
....8
p
m
Sunday,
July
14,
to
Grassy
Bay.
a
mirror
ani
specially
tempered'
K.
of
C.
picnic,
Sunday,
July
like
a
sewing
needle.
Not
soft,
14.
DIgby
Island.
.
.
t
a
enough
to
nena
or
wear,
noi
naru
Moow
plcnic
juiy
23.
enough
to
breaa.
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized,
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY,
.
DELIVERY,
Throughout
the
City?
We
have
been
appointed
sole
agents
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
famous
BROOKS-BANK
CERTIFIED
MILK.
Price,
25c
per
quart.
The
same
in
Prince
Rupert
as
in
Vancouver
.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
657.
niaHC
4k-
jt
j.i
t
J.
81
r
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Canadian
the
Peace
Itiv
this
feflh
and
supplying
the
delegates
with
4ta
setting
forth
the
advantages
olthta
peri
asmn
outlet
to
the
Peace
River
district
was
re-
..i
u
ik.
niinn
rrrm
wa.w
"J
v...
vuuiivn
mrv
,
limit
l4,A,4(,4e
k
.
and
referred
to
the
finance
com-
Board
of
Trade
is
doing.
Passengers
going
through
Vancouver
from
northern
noints
on
the
steamer
Catala
today
include:
J.
Hnwnrd.
Major
A.
E.
T..k
Ql.)
n.ii.t
iM.t
r-tr
ic
Baxaar,
Octobe2
"d,,.
Arkhur
0l.ifmhl).Q.
L;
,b.
Iert,
Wellington
Beaten,
O.
R.
Bancroft,
I).
Gillis.
Glen
Rockwell
nd
Te
McEwen.
fren
Stewart;
Mr.
and
Mre
J.
Shields
aiid
family,
Master
L.
Murdoct,
Mrs.
P.
Oodsworth,
G.
Nelson,
O.
Smith.
Mrs.
Wataon
and
W.
H.
Rudland.
:Trom
Ayox.
and
Mrs.
Dean
and
'Miss
M.
Denn,
from-Pbrt
'
,'"v
NOTICE
!
Baseball
tonight
at
6:15
fijros
vs
S.
O.
C.
p.m,
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
GIRL
Wants
position
as
mother's
help.
Phone
Blue
721.,
159
far
VwMuvfr
Moadfa
a.
Prtree
OMtn.
4
p.'m
TUMlavs
aa.
Catala
p.m
Hiurattoiw
aa
.
Prince
CHwrtaa.
4
p.m
Priaaya
aa.
Prtn.
MaqnSM
10
a.m.
Prldajw
m.
Carana
MMatfbt
SaAurdar
Trnet
Buport,
T
p.m.
Jul
IS
aa.
Prtaoaaa
Lola.
S
p.m.
My
tmt.
Print
i
ai
Alice
...5
p.m.
July
e
aau
rrhlMM
ASelatd
5
p.m.
July
10.i.paeaa
Lootae
.
5
p.m.
July
IS
aa.
PrlatMi
Alice
.1
p.m.
July
17
tt.
Pftaeww
AMaMe
S
p.m.
JtrtT
SS-
aa.
Prtnoaaa
Lonhe
.
.S
p.m.
July
2Aul
Prtnaaa.
AUaa
..
p.m.
July
17
aa
Priixn
Adelaide
6
p.m.
Jaly
31-
aa.
Prtnoaaa
LouIm
..9
p.m.
July
10-.
Pr!se
John
a
m.
July
M-aa.
Prlnoe
John
a.m.
1Ywm
Vanearr
Sundays-rat.
CaAala
4
p.m.
Motjdmya
at
Prince
chariea
10
M
am
Weneadaya
aa
Pr.
Oeotfe
1040
tin
PrMaya
aa.
Oardena
..a.m.
Pr'dsya-ae.
Prince
Rupert
10:S0
a.m.
Ffdaya
aa.
Pr.
Kaojulnna
..4
p.m.
Ji'ly
1
aa
Pflnoeaa
Adelaide
..a.m.
July
8
aa.
Ftlneeaa
boufce
a.m.
Jury
8
at.
Prtnofaa
Alice
a.m.
July
IS
aa.
Prtnoaaa
Adelaide
..a.m.
July
IS
aa.
Priaeeaa
boufee
a.m.
July
IS
aa.
Prlneeaa
Altee
a.m.
July
SI
at.
Prlneeaa
Adelaide
..a.m.
July
3S
aa.
Prlneeaa
Uawlae
a.m.
Jul
9S
aa.
FtlueeM
AUce
a.m.
in;
July
1
aa.
Prlnoe
John
p.m
July
la
aa.
Prluee
John
p.m.
July
SS
ea.
Prince
John
p.m
rr
N'aaa
It
I
ver
and
Port
Slmpmn
Sunday
aa.
Catala
8
p.m.
I'rem
Va
Klirr
aasl
Iort
flnion
Tueedaya
as.
OMali
11:
a.m
Krw
Mevart.
Prrnilrr.
Anyox
and
Allf
Arm
Surdaya
ai
Cataia
8
p.m
Monday
ea.
Prmee
Oballaa
8
p.m,
Friday
as.
Prlawe
Rupert
..4
p
n
I'rem
Stewart.
Irlrr,
A;e
and
Alice
Arm
Tueedaya
aa.
Oatela
11
M
a.m
Ttiurnery-
a
Pr.
Oharaaa
IS
'SO
a.m
Baturdaye
ea.
Prtno
Rupert
6
p.m
I'm-
Nertli
ijwi
riiarle4te
Ilanl
Moodaya
ea.
Prince
Ohartea
8
p.m.
Jury
July
July
Xo"li
Jnen
Charlotle
Mand
Thuradaye
ea.
Pr.
Oharlea
100
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.8
p.m.
July
6--
Prtnpeee
AdeUr
5
p.m
jury
io
innceaa
uouiae
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Road
for
Lorraine
and
Babinc
Bonanza;
B.
C.
Silver;
Premier
Merger
Mooted;
Toulon
at
Usk
Bonded
The
nrovincial
BeDartment
of
Mines
and
the
Public
Works
Department
have
arrangd
an
appropriation
for
the
road
from
Telkwa
to
tfabine
Lake,
serving
tne
Lorraine
and
Babine
Bonanza
properties,
which
will
enable
motor
transportation
to
be
used
throughout
the
summer.
Ti
i
1
i"
Al
T
Cl'imw
eVinf
no
n
It
IS
reporxea
iroin
me
ijuiitJuie
vujjpci
ui.vci
ma
result
of
work
done
on
the
property
during
the
past
spring
the
lead
has
been
widened
ana
now
snows
aDoux,
live
ieet
of
ore
of
good
quality.
Though
making
no
mention
of
actual
negotiations
reported
U
be
ng
.u
lu
in
n
ogress,
Cromw-U
'Ipckley,
;e
rwuanu
chairman
of
the
board
o-the
and
quite
a
number
of
prov
will
work
there
this
sum-
Finance
pectors
Selukwe
Gold
Mining
&
Co.,
at
the
recent
annual
rcieting
r.
io
impurujut
uv,.ca
in
London
suggested
definitely
have
been
reported
recently,
that
a
merger
of
the
B.
C.
Silver
purch,M
0f
the
Ferguson
sil-
with
the
Premier
was
the
solution
for
the
present
situation
affecting
these
two
properties.
Mr.
Hockley
declared
that
a
combina-
ver
lead
mine
in
the
Ingenika
by
W.
R.
Wilson
reported
recently,
involved
a
sum
of
$250,000.
Of
this
amount,
$25,000
was
paid
by
tion
to
embrace
the
nemier
mm,
Mr
WiIson
some
time
ago
and
p.m.
Prtnoaaa
AUce
..8
p.m.
Prtnoaaa
Adelaide
i
p.m.
Frtneeae
boutee.S
p.m.
Prlneeaa
AUce
..5
p.m.
Prlneeaa
Adelaide
S
p.m.
Prlneeaa
Louise
.8
p.m.
;rr'
Prt
Slmpum
and
Walra
Uland
I
Urtdaya
ea.
Oardena
a.m.
rnmi
I'ort
SIpimm
and
Walrn
llaid
Frldaya
at.
Carden
p.m.
Our
oliinsified
section
may
be
of
special
Interest
to
you
today.
tramway
and
remaining
ore
re-,
additional
$50,000
has
just
serves
and
to
concede
a
fair
valua-
been
arrangements
being
tion
for
indicated
and
proved
B.
for
the
paynBt
of
the
bal-
recognition
of
past
expenditure
ance
An
exteMive
prograra
of
C.
ore
reserves
with
adequate
deveiopnint
and
exploration
is
together
with
an
agreed
percen-
to
carred
out
on
the
Ferguson
tage
of
capital
for
future
pros-
on
nelKhborng
pro-
pecU
and
the
pro
rata
right
.to
sub-
pertieg
A
crew
of
about
40
men
scribe
for
working
capital
would
,
iraniOTed.
seem
a
solution
of
the
situation.
Arrangements
might
also
extend
That
there
is
a
great
future
to
include
territory
and
oie
before
the
Cariboo
Lode
Mines
bodies
of
neighboring
properties,
Ltd.,
with
its
large
holdings
on
he
suggested.
In
a
lengthy
de-
Hixon
Creek
in
the
Fort
George
scrlption
of
the
two
properties
and
district
is
the-
opinion
of
Edward
their
respective
values
as
far
as
H.
Smith
of
Vancouver
who
re-can
be
ascertained,
Mr.
Hockley
cently
made
a
trip
of
inspection
suggests
that
amalgamation
of
to
the
property
of
which
he
is
a
B
C.
Silver
and
Premier
might
director.
Mr.
Smith
expressed
be
a
profitable
operation
mutually
himself
as
greatly
pleased
with
though
possibly
on
a
lower
grade
the
appearance
of
the
property
I
basis
than
in
Premier
operation
"of
and
expressed
confidence
that
'the
past
Some
English
sharehold-
Hixon
Creek
was
in
for
a
mining
rs
are
inclined
to
differ
with
Mr.
revival
of
no
small
magnitude.
Hockley
as
to
B.
C.
Silver
pros-
The
holdings
of
the
companjj
at
pects
and
ailree
with
H.
A.
Guess,
present
total
43
claims
including
vice-president
of
Premier,
who
has
the
claims
of
one
of
the
first
lode
criticized
the
way
the
property
mining
enterprises
in
the
pro-has
been
handled.
Not
C.
A.
vince
to
which
have
been
added
Banks,
managing
director,
but
the
subsequent
locations.
The
first
London
board
is
.blamed
for
the
company
performed
.a
good
deal
"policy
that
Is
"being
pursued.
of
work
and,
during
the
past
year,
two
of
the
tunnels
driven
years
The
Toulon
group
of
five
crown
hg0
haV6
opvned
up
0ne
of
granted
mineral
claims
located
,
the-e
ha
n,n
in
M
the
on
Bornite
Mountain
two
miles
nnttmr
for
a
dj8unce
of
170
fe.et
Tron
Usk
has
been
bondsd
by
aniad
the
won1
hag
a
Ien)fth
of
lg0
EgLih
syndicate
and
a
program
(feet
wjth
140
f(H(t
of
cr0MCuttIng.
of
development
has
been
map-,Tn
j,
of
theM
tunnels
the
new
ped
out.
work
having
commenced
,
owner.
have
met
with
consider-a
few
weeks
ago.
fhis
property
able
encourtKement.
Numerous
.....
.
.
jAi.AUekAt
n
nrr
lift
OV.
Dr,
gical
uciciuu
.
a
.-.u
.small
stnnvers
and
veins
are
tent
some
years
ago
and
was
then
;
howln(r
whleh
carry
good
Kold
abandoned..
It
is
at
an
elevation
v,,u
and
0De
of
lhe
veing
hag
or
luuy
leet
apove
sea
level
anu
,
af
fonr
fw,L
Wllat
three
tunnels
which
have
been
Prince
Rupprt
recently
en
route
to
the
Stikine.
Iskut
and
Taku
River
districts
on
a
four
months'
survey
of
the
mineral
areas
of
that
district.
Much
attention
is
may
tirnn
tn
ha
nf
eronter
valnn
1
driven
all
show
good
goid
copper,,
KhM
dyke
whlch
has
ore.
Capt
John
Willman,
superin-
been
Jraced
for
a
,en)fth
of
four
tendent
of
the
Columario
Mining
and
J(
Heved
to
extend
Co.,
has
full
charge
of
the
wori
mnrh
frther
Thlg
dvl(
has
an
on
the
Toulon.
j
.onroximate
width
of
2500
feet
A
gang
of
U
men
is
working
t
lntity
on
the
road
fror)
Cedarvale
to
the
n1
J"1
m
V.T
Seven
Sisters
property
for
which
tnd
sampling
of
this
dyke
was
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smel-
w,l?
l
"
'
W
to
ting
Co.
which
bonded
it
last
hton-
As
it
is
estimated
that,
the
use
of
steam
shovels,
the
of
ds-,bv
year,
has
quite
a
program
material
could
be
handljd
at
velopment
work.
This
program
1
includes
diamond
drilling
and
the
ofv
Mr
ton-
,ere
w;ou,d
driving
of
a
tunnel
at
a
much
hsndaome
profit
on
large
lower
level
to
be.
established
and
f58,
Pert'on-
Another
samp-
.
uHll,'""'
6
Good
re-
l.o
l,ro.a
nrw
nf
men
-On.
be
employed
as
soon
as
tho
property
is
ready.
i
the
Hann
nlacer
claim
on
Hixon
nr"V.
C-nrH
qrold
recoveries
have
F.
A.
Kerr
of
the
GeoIo-.Wn
mrfe
and
it
is
considered
Survey
passed
through
f
imporUnce
that
the
gold
re
tains
an
edare.
indicating
that
it
V-iia
not
travelled
very
far
and
hnf
formtirn
from
which
it
"rnrW
may
be
found
on
the
frpek
slope.
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