THIS
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Tuesday,
Fehfuat,
PAGE
SIX
J;
SEARCHING
AMONG
THE
RUINS
FOR
RODIES
AFTER.
FATAL
WRECK
OF
CHICAGO
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News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Work
Being
Rushed
At
Duthic
Mine;
United
Empire
to
Be
'Listed;
UussoA$iatic
Negotiations
for
Tone
'
r
--
Roasted
and
ground
from
ehoiea
brant
and
packed
by
varanm
proe
In
airtifht
lint
the
aroma
and
flaroar
of
Blue
Ribbon
Coffee
appeal
to
every
taste.
Order
a
tin
from
your
(rocer
today
and
try
It.
HYDE
TRANSFER
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
5S0
II
SELVIG
BROS.
MEAT
MARKET
3rd
Avenue
Phone
7G5
MEAT,
FISH
AND
VEGETABLES
f
.
.
Specialty:
"v
"old
Country
sausages"
;
,
ypur
make
Fresh
every
day.
.
":
Superior
Quality.
DRY
BIRCH
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
$3.50
Double
load
,
$6.50
-
Large
sack
50c
1
Wood
Cattirgg.
Lajge
Load
..j....
$3.50
C0AL
PmcES
D0WN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
:
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
rv4
$11-25
Alberta-Sootless
Large
Egg
,
.
$12.50
.lUberaSdbtlessEjn:
$12.00
krflbertacDumr)
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal.
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving
Express!
and
Bagjrajfe
.
Day
and
Nijiht
Service-
'
'
'
"
139
Second
Avenue
VALENTINE
DAY
FEBRUARY
14
IS
A
GREAT
DAY
FOR
A
PARTY
Dan
Cupid
has
given
us
so
many
attractive
Symbols
hearts,
flowers,
arrows,
valentines
cutout
paper,
etc,
etc.
which
make
decorating
easy
.
Dennison
party
favors,
place
cards,
crepe
paper,
gummed
seals,
hearts,
hats.
Whatever
you
require
for
Valentine
Day
we
have
it.
Special
table
favors
and
place
cards
made
to
order.
Mail
Orders
Despatched
the
Same
Day
Canadian
National
Steamships
'it
s
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD,
Operating
G.T.P.
20,00(1
Ton
I
loHiinc
Dry
.t.
Ert;iineeni,
tfiachlnlitt.
fjAltciMskerH,
HlurkHmiUiK.
I'Hiutt.
makers.
Founders,
W0fdwrkcrh,
l'Cj
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETVI.ENIJ
WEI.DIN'i
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
kind
ut
MARINE
AND
COMMKHC1AI.
WOHK.
PHONES
43
and
3A5
Telephone
the
office
if
your
paper
docs
not
arrive
Work
is
beine
rushed
tih
the
new"
power
plant
at
D.uthie
mines,
near
Smithers.
New
Camp
buildings
have.
been;
completed
and
the
electric
line
are
about
ready
to
transmit
power
to
the
various
motors.
at
the
mill
and
mine.
Stopes
on
the
mill
level
tunnel
at
Duthie
are
said
to
be
full
of
broken
ore
ready
for
the
mill.
Mill
heads,
are
averaging
38
ounces
in
silver.
3.5
per
cent
leadand
6.2
per
cent
zinc.
The
concentrates
nave
been
averaging
590
ounces
in
silver
and
60
per
cent
'
iiuU.
The
face
of
the
mill
level
.
tunnel
is
still
in
ore
and
at
a
point
200
feet
no.
th
of
the
Thompson
'fault.
Sack
of
Lhe
United
Empire
mine
at
Stewart
will
ahortjy
listed
hi
Vancouver.
The
discovery
of
the
continuity
of
No.
1
vein
on
the
j
operty
by
open
cuts
on
the
surface
for
approximately
450
feet
for
development
groups.
Buildings
are
all
constructed
and
a
small
issue
of
shares
1s
being
made
to
provide
funds
to
keep
the
development
go-ingaJiend.
Vancouver
people
ire
letting
up
a
considerable
amount
of
stock,
but
some
is
being
withheld
for
the
people
of
the
interior;
:'.
slid
hu
desire
to
participate,
i
A
New
York,
concern
has
re
5f"Jr
cently
taken
laKen.
up
UP
J,,.nIiopil?
an
option
.on.
on-
a
beyond
their
previous
discoveries,
'together
tneother
With
with
rh-
the
v-rv
very
H.tisfa.
satisfactory
lor?
WCK
'
Of
!0,000
"Big
Missouri
results
obtained
at
depth
in
th
tunnel
drifting
aad
the
likeness
of
lne
ore
to
that
Of
Silverado,
a.e
matters
of
Interest.
Machinery
for
the.
drilling
wiH
be
placed
on
the,
property
and
a
vigorous
development
prograJm
ca-ried
on
as
soon
(
as
weather
permits.
The,
management
is
confident
that
the
,
!
property
will
be
an
early
producer.
;
The
property
is
fully
paid
for
and
there
is
considerable
cash
on
hand
:
shares.
Ttos,
cirdimutance'
may
also
-have
had
something
to
do
wtttilhe
recent
soaring
of
BijrMis
-an
.jck
MORE
GRAIN
IS
COMING
Not
Right
Grade
Here
For
Swed-!h
Vessel
to
Load
Ore
is
in
sljrin
on
rour
levels
at
i
There
is
about
to
be
a
picking
the
Silver
Cup
mine
at
New
Haz-
up
of
the
grain
movement
to
the
eiton
in
sufficient
amount
to
keep
'Alberta
Wheat,
Pool's
Prince
the
mill
operating
for
at
least
two
l
Rg,rt
elevator,
it
was
learned
years.
The
ore
is
silver-lead-zine
this
mornim?.
There
are
repor-
in
character
and
averages
better
ted
to
v
to
be
fifty
carloads
of
Uan
?20
per
ton.
In
tunneU
No.
,
-fc-it
cm
the
line
of
the
railway
2
and
No.
3
drifts
are
proceeding
weBt
of
Jasper
Park
which
while
"
ore.
Innt
m
tn-Jnt
ilil
.lir
rrAr
than
has
bww
for.
some
weeks
The
new
company
which
is
tak-
pa
jnere
re
i40
carloads
on
ing
oye?
the
Toric
mine
at
Aike
tnfc
ralWa
line
west
of
Edmon-Arro
is
the
Ruspo-Asiatic
Mining
lto
how
mueJl
of
thia
j,l
Corporation
of
London.
Under
coe
tp
Vancouver
is
d1
th?
l0Tle
W,H
Crete
1
uncertain.
.Soree
of
it.
no
doubt.
$7000
par
value
of
8
per
centv,iu
.Vaver.
ilebentuxes
ia
..1931
and
-fW&k
M-anwhilei
the
Swedish
steam-
approval
of
the
transaction
by
the
itM.
ininmvnpp.
Toric
shareaoldere.
Rusno-
Asiatie
will
examine
the
property
immediately
and.
if
satisfactory,
win
procee
with
an
option
to
Ocfobe
1,
1930.
to
purchase
the
property
for
500.000
shares
in
a
nw
company
of
$3,000,000
capi
Much
of
the
countryside
of
LUMBER
TRADE
REPORTED
GOOD
tal,
a
further
$260,000
in
cash
on
,
.
completion
of
the
purchase
and
a
Hicher
Prices
Than
Lat
further
W6U.000
a
year
later.
The
,
an,i
will
entrance
of
this
well
known
co
-1
lu-nrfrt
poration
to
the
northern
field
in
'
,
Thi
Frum
nows
on
property
Is
now
fully
equipped
nehdenf
oh.
the
recent
floods.
This
picture
,hA
the
Nomentana
bridge
sa
Year
tlgnificent
and
of
particuhir
im-
SEATTLK,
Feb.
12.
In
a
portance
to
Alice
Arm
camp.
The
copyrighted
article
In
the
Seattle
itew
deal
displaces
an
option
Time
yesterday,
il
said
that
the
Vhlch
the
Howe
Sound
Co.
had
!et:uiiu'
operate
n
expect
the
liim-
rtcently
on
the
Toric.
.
ber
i:
dstry
of
western
Washlng-
.
ton.
western
Oregon
and
Dritlth
Prominent
mining
engineers
Columbia
to.
roap
between
$20,-
dpeal
la
glowipg
te
m
of
the
000,000
anfl'
125.000,000
during
Wrinch
and
Cole
properties
at
1U29
due
to
the
snow
blanketing
Owen
Lake,
for
the
develninie,.t
these
Kreas.
The
sum
is
Com-af
which
the
Owen
I-ake
Mining
&.
pitted
on'
a
frisis
of
an
average
Development
Co.
has
been
fnrm
il
increase'
of
$2
pe.
thousand
feet
6y
Frank
ll.
Taylor,
and
the
pr-
wt'
'iawMr-owtheirrW
that
was
.
B-
il
t
.a
uiction
n
maae
mat
ore-ca
shipped
within
six
month)
m
be
in
effect
thta
time
a
ear
ago.
everylhipg
is
"de-
the
lum-
with
the
latest
mining
miichinery.
1
er
mnhloiceef)
fn
balance
with
two
complete
plants
havirv
been
prosperity
of
the
times,
is
Cred-
Jistalled
for
the
simult.ineou-
de-
iieil
one
large
ope.ator
with
velopment
of
the
Cole
and
Wrirv
h
tating.
THE
IUVEK
TEVEItE
HAS
OVERFLOWED
ITS
RANKS!'
J
-
tut
was
inundated
during
the
h.v.
the
water
had
risen
at
1
mmmwmwmm
wm
One
wooden
coach
of
the
-b-rl..-n
tr
in.
erow-'ed
v
'th
.-
T-ers
v;-s
,
-
)
t
h
the
y.-rds
of
the
North
weste-i
sthtion
when
it
was
rammed
by
the
rear
of
a
trA
i
uf
mp.
ty
steel
coaehes.
One
man
wrs
killed
and
30
nrrons
injured
asi
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