E
5
10.
1029
jr..,-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
RICHMOND'S
Sal
e
ft.
Friday
and
Saturday
t
Lasts
Two
Days
Only
FCTiiACTS
FROM
VICKERS'
DIARY'fjS
(
Is
a
ilncr
ttU
butt
to
liififODny
virtues
of
Vlci'trl
London
Dry
Gin
thatthfashhn.
ables"ofour
time
ort
no
ten
apptt'
ctatiit
oj
itt
fare
and
dittlnttivc
quaiitlti.
"rtir
"The
carrier
did
bring
a
further
interesting
letter
from
Brother
John
describing
a
vogue
now
in
great
favour,
of
serving
as
an
appetizer
worthy
Vickers'
Gin
mixed
-with
aromatic
bitters,
and
a
cordial
called
vermouth.'.
A
gentleman
from
the
Americas,
delighted
w''
the
concoction,
hath
returned
to
his
country
with
the
recipe."
r
UOSEPH
&
JOHN
VICKERS
&
CO..
Lii.
.
LONDON
J
J5Q
ENGLAND
i'.-
Special
BEY
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
mct
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
of
British
Columbia.
MtvvviajVO
TW0H'A'T,Sfia
ALIKE
1
..
Every
hat
displayed
in
the
store
includes
models
from
Society
Hats,
Boyd,
Natty
Hats
and
Jcanclte.
Outlet
for
WW1
DISCUSS
NEW
PROVINCE
TERRACE,
May
10.
The
qifcation
of
a
.separate-.
province
fir
northern
and
central
British
lumbi
took
place
at
the
meet
TERRACE
ASKS'.
DAILY
MAIL
!--".
n
Thai
"Requests
Had
Been
Made-arVarlouS-Tlmcs
fiilhe
Past
TERUACRtMv
10.
Tho
coun
cil
of
1
ho
ion
-A
of
Trade
dla-
cuwwd
tbo
dly
mai)
proposal
and
't
w
-.Md
'p
op
fciyjwsfible
'pruen'Mj
to
hack
up
the
movement
Un
Iikvb
1HU
inailirtiratpr!
.
A
so
dirty,
Jimmy?"
!
"Washing
my
face
Answers.
District
News
TERRACE
Mrs.
Nigel
Sherwood,
left
on
Sunday
to
spend
thepjveel
In
Prince
Itupert.
.
'
G.
Gregory
returned
on
after
having
spent
the
win
ter
on
the
coast.
Judge
Young
of
Prince
Rupert
spent
the
week-end
with
R.
L.
Mcintosh.
A
large
crowdflfook
advantage
of
the
lovely
weather
on
Sunday
and
spent
the
day
at
Lakelse
Lake.
A
few
braved
the
cold
waters
and
went
swimming
whjle
I
others
busied
themselves
in
get-j
ting
their
camps
and
boats
in
;
shape
for
the
summer.
Mrs.
C.
L.
M.
Giggey
left
on
Monday
for
Regina
where
she
expects
to
spend
some
time
taking
medical
treatment.
Special
I.O.Q.F.
and
Rebekah
services
wer6
held
on
Sunday
evening
in
the
Anglican
ChurchVfove
r.--i,i6
claims,
which
are
under
w
anrf
mir.tinn
-
x.'
dren's
choir.
youth.
vuranfv
1
rrn
li
a
ii
.
v
when
about
twenty
members
gathered
i
semi-annual
five
flte
for
priate
sermon
was
preached
by
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson
and'
there
was
special
music
by
the
.chil
Arrangements
have
been
made
to
hold
a
special
Boy
Scout
service
in
the
Anglican
Church
on
Sunday
evening,
when
the
Scouts
will
parade
to
the
church.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Wright
of
'
C.
Marsh
of
Quesnel
arrived
at
the
end
of
the
week
to
tVce
i
the
position
of
mechanic,
hi
the
lerrace
colors
garage.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
V.
Ilanley
and
son
were
visitors
In
-Terracof
during
the
week,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Gregg
who
have
been
camping
at
Lost
Like
while
Mr.
Gregg
has
been
on
a
timber
cruising
trip
In
the
Kal-
nP
1
Pr
nUirnlum
vaney,
returned
to
town
on,
rmtiimynft'T
rJ
ieft
for
Prince
j
TERRACE,
May
10.
The
I
council
of
tfce
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
at
a
meeting
Tuesday
went
on
record
as
being
in
favor
of
the
I
Peace
River
come
this
way,
thus
;
opening
up
the
Groundhog
country
and
the
rich
Naas
valley.
iiueri
un
xnursuay.
Fred
Forest
of
Uk
was
in
town
at
the
beginning
of
the
week.
I.
Bruyn
and
E.
J.
Smith
of
Prlnee
Ruprt
were
visitors
here
during
the
week.
NFW
HAZELTON
Rev.
Thomas
Ferrier,
who
was
taken
ill
while
on
a
visit
to
the
Uaielton
Hospital,
is
still
in
a
serious
condition
,at
his
home
at
Brandon,
according
to
work
which
has
been
received
here.
John
Dore,
district
of
Government
Telegraphs,
jig
of
the
council
(of
thdfB&ard
of
who
was
a
visitor
here
this
week,
HI
1
n...A.V.
'A
UMV.'tl,.
I
rne
uobubj
.
t
mrvvv
uu
wr
sviutu
inai
urrangemenis
were
'subject
is
to
take
plaie
at
the
being
made
to
do
away
with
;June
meeting
and
all
mdmbers
of
radi0
interference
from
the
tele-the
board
are
invited
to
attend
on
graph
office
at
Haelton.
I
that
occasion.
J
A
good
deal
of
Interest
is
be-I
ing
taken
locally
in
the
proposal
.of
the
American
Automobile
As
sociation
that
a
road
should
be
built
from
Hazelton
to
Alaska.
The
Felix
Bridge
Club
met
this
week
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
John
Ncwick.
-
-
A
letter
delivered
,
here
last
week
by
airplane
extended
the
good
wishes
of
the
people
of
Alaska
to
the
people
of
Hazeito'n
district.
The
Jettcr
wa9
brought
south
on
the
Cramer
plane.
woluMon
ai
vocang
it
J9
to
bo
HuKh
McLeod
has
obtained
a;
-
.mint
to
Ottttta.
'
,'".
et
of
bag
pipes,
thus
gratifying
j
rt
rctftrv
wr
asked
point
a
Io"l?
cherished
ambition.
out
that
various
requests
for
tho
enrlce
had
alreudv
beep
sent
in
to
tho
post
office
departmtnt.
DIRTY
FACE
A
giant
kite,
flown
last
week
by
a
Chinaman,
was
mistaken
by
some
local
pepple
for
ah
"Wow
did
you
vet
your
hands
Douglas
Lay,
resident
mining
'
engineer,
left
on
Tuesday
for
mother."
Woodcock
and,
on
his
return,
will
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
New
Mining
Company
for
Prince
George
District;
Encouraging
Reports
From
Owen
Lake;
Mill
for
Big
Missouri
The
Cariboo
Lode
Mines,
Ltd.,
has
been
incorporated
with
head
office
in
Prince
George
and
capitalization
of
$1,000,000
as
a
result
of
work
carried
on
during
the
past
winter
by
a
syndicate
of
Prince
George
men,
who
have
expended
a
large
sum
of
money
in
opening
up
promising
jiacer
anu
quariz
ciauns
on
nixon
ireeK.
ine
Ureek
was
formerly
worked
between
1875
and
1885
and
a
stamp
mill
was
erected
to
handle
the
ores
of
the
property,
which
has
lain
idle
until
last
fall
when
the
'
Prince
"George
men
undertook
to
.acres,.
While
there
is
a
pros-reopen
the
workings.
From
time
pect
of
the
Consolidated,
which
to
time
work
has
been
done
on
holds
controlling
interest
in
Big
claims
adjoining
me
oia
stamp
aitosouri,
erecting
a
smelter
mill
properties
and
the
placer
somewhere
on
the
British
Colum-workings
have
undergone
consid-,
bia
coast
in
the
near
future,
it
Is
crable
development.
Some
coarse
!
pointed
out
that
most
of
the
Big
gold
has
also
been
recovered
dur-,
Missouri
ore
will
require
to
be
ing
the
past
few
years.
Work
J
concentrated
before
being
shipped
carried
on
by
Dr.
Carr
and
asso-
it0
smelter.
Some
of
it
is
of
suf-ciates
pf
the
Hixon
Lode
Syndicate
!
ffciently
rich
variety
to
ship
in
involved
the
reopening
of
the
j
raw
form
and
will
be
sent
direct
stamp
mill
properties
and
the
driv-
j
tP
the
new
smelter
as
soon
as
it
Is
01
a
new
lunnei
on
me
ii-
ing
......
..........
...
...
available.
loiiauic,
The
xne
results
resuns
oi
of
am
drill-
K
V.
,
tPPllon
10
ine
new
company,
as
,jeen
very
satisfactory
to
the
com-
meir
,
weii
as
the
pusning
or
a
tunnel
on
-ar.ie
ponrprnoH
nhn..u
tul
....
-
.
.
-
HHiivuKii
hi
n
worsnip.An
appro-
the
Eric
Hahn
property
another
:
,ld
and
silver
vnlno.
.
t..
BO
reet,
in
oraer
10
prove
extern
of
ore
bodies.
The
company
will
concentrate
its
efforts
during
the
J
coming
summer
in
pumping
out
nd
Mill
hn
1200
feet
to
jjo,
be-frr
fTionnterfnir
the
veins.
Fhr
nib6iit!P(25
feet
fmrn
th.
portal'
the'
rn'iit
has
xnowl
n
number
of
vnU
veins
whirh
eTry
a
(rood
irrjtdp
of
ore.
chiefly
in
ennner.
F;
H.'
TsiVlnr.
mnoring-director.
'Wn'ni',ithfl
130.000
shares
of
9nrV
I"
Owen
LiVp
will
be
offered
in,ordr
mit
n
over-subscrip-
tyon
pn
the
first
issue.
'
A'
A
'
won
d,
d
ril
I
f
n
g
rtrorrm
,
o
ht
tvirrled
on
througbojjt
fhe
olxfr
summer
oi
tb
Rir
MH-miir'
tifonertv
trt
Stowsrt.
with
'ho
vlw
'Sat
th
f'omn'inj'
majr
be
tv'Mon
o
build
a
concn-'or
p-v
In
th
fstl
J.
T.
VANDEKHOOF
The
Women's
Auxiliary
to
tho
Canadian
Legion
held
a
meeting
Tuesday
afternoon
at
Ihe
home
of
Mrs.
Gilbert
llopfe.
J.
M.
Johnston
has
received
a
check
for
$209.09
for
one
fox
pelt
raised
on
the
echako
Fur
Farm
here.
1
1
""
"
'
'Hi'-
Charles
V.
Evitt,
secretary
of
a.
a
..n
o
I
r
oi.i
wular
in
their
appearante
that
it
has
been
almost
Impossible
to
arrive
at
an
average
per
ton,
some
nf
the
ore
beinir
nnrior
SI
a
the
old
main
shaft
and
the
Kosh
yh1.
other
has
reached
as
high
iiia
w
ii
i
vis
c
ivh
kv
j
i
as
f'jwi;
per
Ton.
1
Mere
a
high
values,
reports
in
showing
$4
to
$559
per
ton.
1886
Reports
received
at
Smithcrs
from
the
Owen
Lake
mine
continue
to
be
of
a
most
encouraging
Albany,-
nature
with
the
ore
bodies
being
N.Y.,
and
her
niece,
Miss
Maiiie
icut
by
the
long
tunnel
and
par
Ransom
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
whojtlally
developed
by
short
drifts
spent
a
few
days
at
the
end
of
'vov'nir
very
extensive
and
rich,
the
week
with
the
former's
,
The
lnnst
cross-cut
tunnel
to
Inter-brothers,
W.
A.
and
T.
J.
Kirk-.ect'the
Wrinch
system
of;
vein
Patrick,
leu
on
aunday
for
the.fca
now
been
nrtvapced
650
le.et
water
unnly
ndloinlmr
th
nrnfi.
rtjr
which
will
call
for
hydro-"lortri"
development
concurrently
with
mill
construction.
Jack
Fitzgerald
arrived
Jn
Stewart
recently
with
news
war-ntrnir
the
assertion
that
the
Independence
mine
is
now
well
on
'
way
to
ibecoming
an
imporr
'ant
producer.
His
statement
mm
backed
up
by
a
display
of
'RTOpJes
hat
were,
undoubtedly,
'ommerclal
ore.
'NpffoHHmH
Wtween
thePre--W
rvid
M'ning
Co.
and
B.
C.
lvw
fnf
ihe
treatment
by
the
former
of
itHe'
laUer's
ores'
ieeni
o
hv
Isfned.
Terms
were
1
w
for
the
first
50,000
tons
ftr.
nl
mJHed
bv
Premier
from
n.
C
S"ver
jrround.
2.50
per
for
th
nert
50.000
tons,
J2
w"n
for
all
further
tonnage
"H
KO
nr!ent
loss
chsree
on
ore
nitWe
for
direct
shinment
to
n"r.
Lstr
B.
C.
Silver
srtH
the
s'nk'ng
of
shaft
near
h
"ompr
of
Premier's
Simpson
n'n'n
rlatm
lust
on
the
B.
C,
"'"or
side
of
the
line.
Premier
rjrn"'.
nrMtoVnt
of
the
B'e
MU-1
did
not.
with
this
work
and
ourl
Minfwr
Co..
announced.
fol-lve
tn
ReluWye
Gold
Minlnr
in
'Mn
s
-onforencc
In
Vsnrnuver
Vlnwnre
Co..
Ltd..
an
option
upon
vim
.i.
,i.
wnrron.
nresliont
or
,
Pwm,",
5G2.821
shares
In
R.
C.
Pn'o'ldted
MInJnir
Smelt-
P'W
Mines,
Ltd..
at
a
price
of
W
Co..
nnd
other
officials.
An,W000
myable
ffort
win
n
nuHft
this
son
to
tP
th
positions
of
the
larger
'"Hie
of
richer
ore
on
the
nron-
rty
which
covers
an
area
of
800
Tlocher
de
Boule'mine
before
pro
ceeding
tp
Prince
George
to
visit
some
properties
In
the
northern
Cariboo.
Miss
J.
Ford
of
the
Hazelton
Hospital
staff
will
leave
shortly
to
spend
a
three
month
holiday
In
Ontario.
on
or
before
Tu1y
1.
1028.
B.
C.
Silver
asked
for
s
four-month
extension
of
th
rmtion
but.
so
far,
has
taken
"o
further
action.
MANY
MATTERS
BEFORE
TERRACE
BOARD
TRADE
TERRACE,
May
10.
A
number
of
questions
were
dealt
with
nt
the
meeting
of
the
council
of
the
Board
of
Trade
Tuesday,
E.
T
Kanney
presiding.
It
was
reiported
that
Professor
word
was
to
lecture
here
the
wl-g
of
May
24.
Further
efforts
will
be
made
to
nave
the
close
season
on
trout
In
T.Velse
Lake
removed.
The
attention
of
the
road
fore-"n
will
be
drawn
to
the
conjrea-Mm
at
the
landing
at
Lakclsa
T,sV.
cau-sed
by
lumber
anl
logs
belnc
Diled
there.
Thev.
will
ask
j
thai
the
nd
of
the
read
te
kept
'free
for
traffic.
Also,
the
fore-
1
,man
will
be
asked
to
see
that
pole
IIIIL411
o,,.uu
W.Wm.,
,Md,
8n,j
haul,
do
n()t
Jn,
was
a
visitor
here
last
week
onJ,
...,.
.
.
church
business.
I'CI
K
The
ernment
Is
to
be
asked
.....
'
.
.
.
.
In
rirovide
a
car
for
notice
servlc.
corner
or
Stewart
ana
liurrara.
,
...
.
,
.
Streets
is
now
well
under
way
It
will
be
structure.'
quite
i
Imposing
A.
D.
Cruickshank
is
expected
in
this
district
shortly
with
a
seven
passenger
Western
Canada
Airways
plane.
Headquarters
will
be
made
at
Prince
George.
Dally
News
"Classified"
adver-
pay
n
visit
of
Inspection
to
thojtlslng
brings
results.
PsJvs
In
delivering
freight
from
Prlne
Rupert
wy,le
drawn
o
th
attentiolnottKeh-auwiiarid
i
better
service
asked.
'
Pter
McNt'holl
of
Uak
was
elected
a
member
of
the
board.
FASHIONS
CHANGE
Wife
George,
dear,
arc
there
"nv
fashions
In
that
paper?
Georwe
Yes,
but
they're
out
of
riate
-it's
the
morning
paper.
Tit-Bits.
jl.
.