It-,:-
Page"
sis
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dumrell
to
Be
Diamond
Drilled
This
Season;
Consol-Jdatcd
.Heport
on
George
Copper;
More
Money
Nectfe3"for
Porter-IdahoT
Cornoration
are
not
justified."
The
annual
0f
Canada,
has
left
Stewart
with
meeting
of
the
George
Gold-Cop-
a
party
of
seven
prospectors
to
per
Mining
Co.
was
held
in
Van-
investigate
the
Stikine
River
sec-couver
on
Monday
last.
,tion.
The
expedition
is
going
via
Wrangell.
Its
members
are
George
Devdlonment
this
sp.inn
nn
iha
Bacon,
John
Bozanya,
Jerry
Fa-
Keystone
mine
at
Alice
Arm
will
Bozance.
John
Murdoch.
S
S?
S
in.
..AtA
Fred
Arm
ture
and
Tom
Meric
e.
wr,le
a8KlnK
th
ie
women
insti
tunnel
we"
known
Stewart
tU?
J
!e
d
considerably
of
the
wh
"
eh
was
In
about
ftrT
fL
.
fc-
tors
It
is
the
intention
to
cut
down
the
home
cooking
and
C57
feet
when
work
i
j
iro
un
UP
was
suspend-
)?"
Ve.
'"t!"U"
fancv
8ections.
ea
in
tne
fall
of
1927.
This
tun-
c
"
uuuv
uu
miies
ur
t
i.n
j
A
i
to
the
Contflrt
hptwppfi
iho
nnnaf
iici
was
ueueveu
io
oe
near
tne
r
I
i
"
,
--
0
ore
body.
It
is
possible,
however
"atno''t"
v
and
sedimentaries,
where
the
responsibility
of
meeting
the
that
cross-cuts
may
be
driven
the
Party
wi"
,and
and
split
into
local
portion
of
the
prize
money
from
the
head
of
the
tunnel
in
two
8ectIon9
for
prospecting.
The
for
the
Boys'
and
Girls'
Clubs
order
to
pick
up
the
ore.
.
The
ore
wn?'s
expedition
is
based
on
the
was
discussed
and
was
tabled
shows
low
values
In
silver
and
?port
ot
A-
Kerr
of
the
until
more
definite
information
gold.
Geological
Survey
and
is
the
in-
about
the
required
amount
should
.
,
auguratlon
of
a
new.
Idea
in
pros-
be
received
from
that
branch
of
'
,.
.
pecting.
Supplies
for
the
party
the
Women's
Institute.
t
I
t.
c
?UJ
obvlouSl'
states
wU1
be
sent
In
bond
via
Prince
It
was
also
arranged
to
ask
a'
VVi,
.
'
TTr
llupert
nnd
WranRl11'
Mr.
Skel-
representative
from
the
school,
of
the
Premier
n
n
G&hJ
Mining
Co..
home
at
one
time
owned
by
loca-
staff
to
attend
the
next-meeting
'!..-.
aw
rCPOrt
COm'
,0n
,arge
patt
of
iU
Ground'
to
discuss
the
school
exhibit
sec
pany,
that
more
money
than
is
hog
area.
tlon
of
the
prize
list.
-
I
The
true
purpose
of
a
Budget
pVERV
year
you
spend
a
large
proportion
of
the
inuneyvyou
f
'
fet-
?
much
for
cJqthing.
'.
Si.
much
for
shoes,
Sol-
.
much
for
things
to
eat-ffor
hoWo
furrflshlmm.
Uok.,
nnil
ithi'iT
J
1
Here
is
(he
way
to
get
the
most
for
your
money.
Keep
a
budget.
Decide
what
you
can
afford
to
spend
for
each
Item,
and
hold
yourself
within
this
amount.
Then
to
get
the
most
for
your
budget
money
read
adver
tlsements
carefully.
The
advertisements
you
read
tell
you
what
k
newest
and
best.
They
give
you
the
latest
Ideas
and
Improvements.
They
help
you
to
get
more
from
each
dollar
you
j
have
apportioned
In
your
budgetand
so
live
better
and
dress
better
with
the
same
Income.
The
Jrue
purpose
of
n
budget
Is
to
enable
you
to
spend
wisely
and
only
by
careful
reading
of
advertising
can
you
hopeiio
accomplish
this
result.
Head
rtiiirSgli
It
polrtfe
th
way
to
better
living.
iiim
THE
DAILT
NEWS
Monday,
April
TERRACEFAIR
jlNES
CHAMBER
PLANS
MADE
HOLDS
MEETING
Prize
Money
Considerably
Cut
Smithers
Branch
of
B.
C.
Orjrant-
.
,
tywn-r-Date
Set
For
Sep-
;
zatlon
-Reports
Progress
In
tember
12
and
13
I
District
I
-
-
Dunwell
Mines,
Ltd.,
are
reported
to
have
definitely
terrace,
April
22:-At
a1
smithers,
April
22:
-The
arranged
for
2000
feet
of
diamond
drilling
to
begin
as
soon
eetin
J
h(L
f1"0"
'the
min?ca
"ch
?f,
he
B-
c'
Terrace
tall
Fair
Association,,
Chamber
of
Mines
held
here
re-
n5
n1i'miti
nnrlifnna
,,r11
na!t
Aw
announcement
nnn
nunnntvinnf
to
SsI
iSrt
'VP?'
'
heId
on
Friday
evening
wlth
Nt
te(1
h
the
strike
at
the
Cro.
this
effect
has
a
m
been
made
Robert
M.
by
Stewart,
general
Sherwood
presiding,
the
names
of,
nin
Mine
continues
to
show
up
manager.
The
drilling
IS
expected
to
get
Under
Way
in
R.
Corlett
and
J.
Lever
were
ad-
well
under
the
development
of
about,
a
.month's
time
and
Will
follow
the
indications
of
ded
to
the
directorate.
Number
3
tunnel
which
Is
being
last
year's
Radiore
survey.
Mr.
Stewart
says
that
the
Thursday
and
Friday,
Septem-
continued
In
high
grade
galena
company
has
every
reason
to
anticipate
good
results.
:ber
12
and
13
were
the
dates
ore
4
to
5
eet
wide-
chosen
for
this
year's
fair,
sub-1
H
was
also
reported
that
Hel-
"At
the
George
Copper
diamond
now
in
the
treasury
will
"be
neces-
Ject
to
the
approval
of
the
Fairs'
mar
Larson
of
Owen
Lake
repor-drill
holes
started
last
season
were
8ary
tp
bring
the
Porter-Idaho
Association.
These
dates
come
ted
an
Important
find
adjoining
deepened,"
says
the
annual
report
property
to
a
productive
stage.
In
between
the
dates
set
for
the
property
of
the
Owen
Lake
of
W.
M.
Archibald,
manager
of
This
additional
capital
wi)l
no
Prince
George
and
Quesnel,
both
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
He
has
galena
mines
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
doubt,
be
furnished
by
the
Pre-
Prince
Rupert
and
Smithers
hav-
and
grey
copper
ore
with
good
&
Smelting
Co.,
"but
did
not
en-
mler
company
under
the
terms
of
1"P
chosen
dates
considerably
'Iver
values,
counter
ore
which
could
be
con-
the
agreement."
The
sum
of
$42G,-
earlier.
j
Excellent
reports
have
been
ar-
sidered
as
the
downward
continua-
290.
61
has
been
expended
since
Following
up
the
decision
of
riving
from
the
Topley
Richfield
tlon
of
the
main
surface
showings.
April
18,
1928,
when
Premier
took
the
March
meeting
that
the
prize
"""P
on
the
progress
of
develop-
jwo
noies
started
from
a
new
sta-
control
of
the
management
after
list
would
have
to
be
considerably
.ment
on
the
200
foot
level
tlon
showed
copper
values
with
no
paying
$500,000
for
shares
then
in
it
down
from
last
year,
It
was
d
over
mineable
width
within
the
treasury.
Interesting
develop-
decided
to
limit
the
amount
of
200
feet
of
the
collars.
This
sea-
ments
are
expected
in
1929.
the
prize
money
offered
to
$400,
de-son
It
is
hoped
to
trace
this
vein
report
forecasts,
In
view
of
the
crease
of
almost
$15Q.
Some
further
down
the
mountain
in
the
fact
that
the
tramway
Is
nearing
roUKh
pruning
was
done-
tothe
hope
that
an
underground
opera-
completion
and
that
a
develop-
live
stock
poultry
fruit
and
vege-tlon
may
be
possible
when
the
ex-
ment
program
of
considerable
sectioT
u,l
ahd
l
cmmiUee'
ploraMon
Of
the
main
vein
would
.cone
is
In
nrorres.,.
!
!
.
a
a
!?mi.f
bo
more
feasible.
At
present
the
1
conipoaea
oi
rrewaeni
,
aner-
outlook
is
rather
obscure
and
pt.1
A-k.
ou.iu
wood
Secretary
W.
Robinson
and
tensive
unAmu
underground
operations
mtfn,
the
powerful
'
Minlnir
!l
'
Halllwell,
was
named.
o
mak,
'
v
i
..it;
vunciiui
iuiiiiuk
iuruur.iLiuii
.
.
..
.
a
rougn
aran
oi
a
new
prize
list
and
to
allocate
the
prize
money
for
the
different
sections,
sub
ject
to
ratification
at
the
,
next
meeting
which
was
set
for
May
10.
The
secretary
was
instructed
to
A
vote
of
thanks
was
passed
to
the
minister
of
mines
for
the
generous
assistance
given
by
him
tn
the
organization
and
for
im-
provement
of
roads
and
trails
within
the
district.
The
following
sums
have
been
allotted
to
roads
which
will
benefit
the
mining
In
dustry
as
follows:
Silver
Lake
road
and
trail,
Hud
son
May
Mt.,
$1750.
Driftwood
road,
Babine
Range,
$2,000:
i
Owen
Lake
Section,
new
road-and
further
improvements.
Silver
Cup,
Nine
Mile
Mt.,
Ha-zelton,
$5,000.
Usk,
completion
of
main
road
and
several
important
trails
improved.
Cronin
Mine
Road,
extensive
improvements.
The
branch
of
the
Chamber
reported
progress
on
the
new
booklet
which
is
being
published
by
the
mining
bureau
of
the
Smithers
District
Board
of
Trade
with
the
cooperation
and
assistance
of
the
organization.
REVIVE
GOLD
MINING'
Gold
mining
has
had
a
distinct
revival
in
Nova
Scotia
during
the
last
few
years,
and
operations
are
reported
on
a
down
or
more
old
mines.
Production,
however,
is
still
llmjted,
to
a
few
thousand
ounces
annually.
I
WHAT
WOULD
BE
THE
BEST
MEANS
TO
ADVANCE
INTERESTS
OF
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
B.
C.?
PRIZES
ARE
OFFERED
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be
mea-;
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interests
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northern
and
central
liri.
hf
Wa.
As-a
rocognitiqn
of
our
Interest
In
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subjtv.
Weoff
three
prizes
for
the
best
suggestions
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forward
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