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IHJRNAJJY
AMMTIOUS
Now
that
Moses
Cotsworth
is
ttkefe?
o
Wfcomo
fanious
through
the
possig
adoption
of
ha
rafWrned
calendar,
ho
is
being
recognized
in
his
home
(IMrfct
:
'outh
Burn-
uT
i6
be
e
MINING
AT
ALICE
ARM
Review
of
Situation
As
It
Is
Today
In
Important
Mining
i
Centre
.MANY
PROPERTIES
WORKED
New
Strike
at
Espcranza
Interests
Miners
and
Otlitrg
in
the
District
ALICE
ARM,
Feb.
7:
The
Alice
Arm
mining
camp
is
just
at
present
receiving
a
great
deal
of
favorable
attention
both
at
the
hands
of
the
mining
journals
and
of
the
daily
press.
It
is
being
pointed
out
as
a
field
for
the
investor,
and
the
engineer
is
being
asked
to
give
it
closer
study.
To
those
who
have
hung
on
here
for
the
past
ten
years
since
the
hectic
exploitation
days
of
the
old
Dolly
Varden
this
attention
is
welcomed.
While
not
a
great
deal
of
ton
nage
has
been
skipped
or
mined
during
titjattjm
JBBftlfcJCSt
JL
.
that
time
a
large
amount
of
serious
development
work
has
been
done,
mostly
at
the
hands
of
in
dividual
prospectors.
Mining
still
shows
a
healthy
interest
here.
During
the
put
year
and
season
184
mining
licenses
were
issued
and
some
160
new
claims
were
staked
and
recorded.
A
brief
resume
of
the
mining
field
for
the
past
year
shows
several
happenings
of
more
than
ordinary
interest.
Perhaps
the
first
in
importance,
and
as
affecting
the
wellfare
of
the
entire
camp
very
nearly
was
the
taking
over
of
the
Toric
mines
by
a
stronger
company.
The
Torit
mine
had
reached
a
development
stage,
where
it
seems
a
just
criticism
could
be
made
that
the
1
rr.,
.
.
.,
...
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.
---
ii
nit-
inmon
Willi
m
l93Jto
commemorate
the
puttingfintafohce
of
thecal-
the
Britannia
peopi.
but
have
Burnaby
people
are
optimists,
apparently.
They
do
pany-
Th
of;
the
new
seem
to
have
allowed
for,
the
natuihal
inertia
of
thc'K
ls.
n10tu,d'
bu'
u
J
YPROC
walls
and
partitions
will
make
your
summer
cottage
much
more
attractive,
comfortable
and
fire-safe.
Gyp
roc
tales
any
decoration
a
perfect
material
with
which
to
line
your
summer
home.
Write
rd&ec
boeWi
"Wallt
tht
Rffkrt
Good
'.
Judgment,"
ton
home
plawilrii
wtth'
QypcocJ.
Kocboard
and
Ituulex.
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c
LWo
reproof
WalTboord
47BC
cost
of
the
overhead
was
too
great
relative
to
the
amount
of
tonnage
mined;
Present
mining
practice
proves
that
cost
cutting
is
in
direct,
proportion
to
large
Roab
operations.
The
Toric
mine
nan
been
under
option
t'
Ihe
Britannia
Company
for
some
time,
who
at
this
it
would
seem
that
ik.
Tn.
UW.1.1
!
'
t
nem
mere
f.Pi
to
ratify
th..
wwr
In.
man
in
iin.,oll.,
noHn,'n
i
?
:
tn
i
i.
t
livery
Ui
any
company
finan
practically
is
agreed
that
th&l&t
caieiidar
would
be
bet.'pr?r
ter
than
the
old
.
The
ruling
bodlfes
m
rj3t
civilized
coun-;
would
hawF'
tkUmt
financial
tnes
favor
it
and
the
Pope
of
Rome
has
endorsed
it
.
The
j
Carving
no'
cvtrf
yfc
i
mining
difficulty
is
to
get
action.
Possibly
in
those
countries
pn"''y
on
a
,arire
CI-blessed
with
a
party
system
of
government,
even
so
ben-
T.he
Probab,e
advent
of
th
ef
icient
a
measure
as
it
would
seem
to
be
might
meet
with
i
JT
new'wT.Tkin
11
harsh
criticism
from
the
opposition
;
tZr!$tfZZ
2?
This
having
nothing
to
do
with
CENSORING
PICTURE
ADVETISING
Psonnel
as
between
the
,
,
,
Brftanria
or
Torie.
but
from-the
Legislation
is
proposed
by
Attorney-General
Pooley
to
viewpoint
that
what
the
camp
censor
moving
picture
advertisine.
The
local
cminrfl
nf
i"""t
hve
and
has
needed
since
women
Vancouver
noted
that
sometimes
wherrthe
ccn-!,t
ha"
bn
R
crap
itronK
sor
ha
J
don?
his
work
in
taking
out
risque
portions
of
a
U"1'."?
comvany'
A"
ry
T.
V.
.
V
-I
r.vv.c
.,,logD
sun
tun.
rbI
t0
carry
through
s
the
-
r--.uvii
aui
vi
W0111U,
Willi
the
result
that
people
who
went
to
see
something
.spicy"
were
greatly
disappointed.
In
asking
that
a
censor
be
appointed
to
prevent
this
sort
of
advertising,
the
attfcrney-
The
Tiger
group
A
a
lltw'
bearing
property
-and
immediately
generai
prouaoiy
nas
gone.n
wrong
way
lOvWork,
He!dJ''
th
Toric
mine
on
the
might
easily
instead
insist
the
managers
of
moving
pic-
ROrth-
In
tn
""ly
part
of
the
tures
be
responsible
for
their
advertising
A
censor
asla.ul!:4,ner
thU
PrPertJfi'W
N't
nointed
out
bv
thp
Vanrnnvpr
l'rnvm,.
li,i
u'.L
.i
to
tht
Utility
Mining
and
i
i
i
!
V
.
'
w
in
a
t
inane
nif
Co
of
wuoiL.vrn
utoi
nitu
viicbv
Muveriiwrnenis
unui
alter
pub
lication,
when
it
would
be
too
late
to
stop
them
.
rreatest
need
of
the
camp.
Tiger
Woperiy
1
.-i
Vancouver.
I
ii:ce
which
time
development
work
has
been
carried
out
by
that
company.
The
bulk
of
mine
evrlopment
work
has
been
done
on
tunnels
Nos.
2
and
3.
Number
two
tunnel
has
-been
completed,
showing
the
lead
as
developed
on
the
surface
to
be
14
feet
tn
width
with
silver
values
of
pro-
oauiy
water
than
120.00
per
ton.
mo.
3
tunnel
hat
reached
a
dis
tance
of
some
860
feet,
at
about
loo
ieet
lower
elevation.
It
should
be
noted
that
in
tho.
driving
of
number
three
tunnel
two
"blind"
leads
were
cut,
averaging
around
8
and
0
feet
of
milling
ore.
Development
work
it
being
carried
out
through
the
winter,
the
Intention
being
after
the
completion
f
number
three
turn
nei
to
confine
all
worlk'lo
Ui
tunnel
t
tfceguOoot
levti
ns
ueon
imtw
aear
the
grade.
All
work
in
being
done
by
hnnd
steel,
though
a
compressor
has
been
shipped
in,
ami
Is
being
freighted
through
to
the
property.
North
Star
Mine
The
North
Star
property
lies
opposite
thi
Toric
and
Tiger
claims
and
on
the
west
side
of
the
Kltsault
River.
Development
has
been
carried
out
on
this
property
for
the
past
year
and
a
half
by
a
small
crew
of
men.
This
work
is
being
continued.
The
North
Star
has-recently
been
incorporated
into
a
stock
company
called
the
North
Star
Ore
&
Smelting
Co.
It
is
capitalized
at
20,000
shares
par
value
$5.00.
It
is
understbod
"that
new
and
enlarged
development
operations
will
be
inaugurated
shortly.
Home
Guard
Property
This
property
which
is
owned
by
Bruggy
and
McFarlane
is
located
at
mile
14
on
the
Dolly
Varden
railway.
This
is
a
copper
property
with
assays
showing
high
values
in
gold
and
silvei
It
was
intended
to
stock
this
property,
but
it
was
later
optioned
to
the
Dalhousie
Co.
oi
Victoria,
who
have
a
crew
of
men
carrying
out
development
work
through
the
winter
period.
KItsault-Eagle
Co.
This
company
which
has
four
properties
in
the
camp
is
con
n
J
Mj
W
,
J
fining
its
winter
operations,
a,
the
driving
of
the
long
tunnel,
on
their
Sunrise
property
on
Re
lectrical
developed
in
the
present
levels,
on
whether
machinery
will
be
put
in
and
a
new
and
lower
wor-
Graw
Mountain.
A
full
crew
is
iking
tunnel
put
in
ai
an
eieai
being
used,
with
sufficient
sup
plies
on
the
ground
to
last
out
the
winter.
I'speranza
Mine
The
"encountering
of
a
gold
bearing
body
of
arsenopyrite
ore
in
their
number
seven
tunnel
was
of
much
importance
to
the
Esperanza
mine.
This
is
the
first
strike
of
gold
bearing
arsenopy-rit
ore
in
the
camp
at
Alice
Arm,
and
so
far
as
can
be
learned
fhere
is
only
one
instance
of
an
isolated
find
In
the
htewart
camp.
A
creditable
amount
of
devel
opment
work
has
been
done
by
the
Esperanza
during
the
past
season,
and
quite
a
lot
of
tonnage
has
been
blocked
out.
It
is
not
known
what
the
future
development
plans
of
the
Esper
anza
are,
that
is
whether
they
will
mine
and
ship
the
oie
us
ion
near
the
railway
lcel.
The
putting
in
of
this
tunnel
would
icivc
them
wtoplng
ground
of
,the
uiie
nui.
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