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Wednesday,
October
u,
i92,
End
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News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Hastings
Arm
Strike
Rich;
Porter
Bonds
Kenneth
Group
at
Stewart;
Marmot
Engi-f;.
,
neer'Pomising
The
recent
discovery
of
gold
ore
on
the
Elkhorn
group
at
Hastings
Arm
gives
promise
of
being
the
richest
ore
find
hvpi
mnrlo
in
NnrHiorn
British
Columbia.
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from
samples
that
were
recently
assayed
gave
values
of
$8441
in
gold,
and,
in
addition
to
the
gold,
the
ore
also
carries
silver
and
lead.
The
owners
are
busily
engaged
in
cf
rirminrr
fhn
voin
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tllnn
tn
tflkft
nllt
as
llllieh
Ol'G
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DOS-
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v
wn.-v
sible
thi3
fall
before
snow
conditions
render
surface
work
impossible.
Those
who
have
visited
the
property
say
that
the
possibilities
for
a
large
tonnage
of
rich
ore
are
fi
H
Ha
Vannniivpr
mlnlnr
engineer,
recently
inspected
the
Mohawk
mining
property
at
Alice
Arm
Ha
trrnntlv
InfprMt.ofl
In
the
possibilities
of
the
camp
with
wmcn,
ne
said,
he
would
Keep
closely
in
touch.
The
Kenneth
group
of
seven
claims
near
the
head
of
the
south
fork
of
Glacier
Creek
at
Stewart
has
been
bonded
by
Clay
Porter
from
the
owners.
H.
P.
Gibson
and
Louis
Legge.
The
Kenneth
was
formerly
known
as
the
Mobile
property,
having
been
developed
in
a
-nanner
in
1920
by
the
Mobile
Mining
Co.
under
(he
supervision
of
RoyL.
Clothier.
During
the
course
of
this
work,
considerable
ore
was
extracted
and
a
shipment
made
to
3wansea,
Wales,
the
result
of
which
was
said
to
be
extremely
satisfactory
to
the
management.
Mr.
Porter
and
Dalby
B.
Morklll,
B.CX.U3.,
lay
out
a
new
program
of
development
for
the
property.
An
excellent
showing
was
made
this
year
by
a
short
tunnel
driven
on
one
of
the
veins
by
the
owners,
two
assays
on
fourteen
inches
of
ore
giving
respectively
987
and
262
ounces
in
silver,
a
considerable
amount
of
the
silver
being
visible
in
native
form.
Next
season,
it
is
expected,
an
aggressive
development
campaign
will
be
undertaken
by
the
new
With
about
three
hundred
feet
of
underground
work
done,
development
workon
the
Marmot
Engineer
propertyi
Portland
Canal)
has
been
temporarily
suspended
at
an
interesting
point,
the
lead
which
was
the
tunnel's
objective
having
been
encountered.
The
compressor
was
badjy
in
need
of
overhauling
when
the
lead
was
reached
but,
nevertheless,
the
manager,
George
H.
Bunn,
crowded
it
in
an
attempt
to
crosscut
tdthe
opposite
wall
before
suspending
operations.
The
vein,
however,
proved
too
large
for
this
to
be
done
and,
after
cross-cutting
twenty-one
feet,
suspension
became
imperative.
The
width
of
the
vein
fannot
be
foretold
from
surface
indications,
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of
the
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Market
I
GAMULA.
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
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surface
exppsures
being
hidden
by
sediments
and
surface
wash.
Con-uiuons
unuerground
are,
however,
as
expected,
and
furnish
a
source
of
gratification
to
the
management.
The
vein
is
separated
from
the
country
rock
by
a
substantial
layer
of
talc,
the
vein
itself
being
banded
into
various
sections,
each
distinct
in
Itself,
but
all
associated
into
one
big
body
and
all
appearing
to
form
a
good
milling
product.
Samples
of
the
ore
show
white
quartz
matrix,
carrying
galena
and
chalcopyrite,
the
galena
being
more
prevalent
than
appears
on
the
surface.
It
L"
the
inUprition,
when
the
compressor
has
xn
pit1
Into
condition,
to
drift
on
the
vein
to
get
unic:
a
showing
of
solid
chalcopyrite
which
h3
been
partially
developed
on
the
surface
and
which
appears
to
be
the
outcrop
of
a
strong
shoot
of
shipping
ore.
Because
of
its
proximity
to
the
beach,
which
is
only
six
miles
distant,
be-in?
connected
with
a
pack
train
and
wagon
road,
favorable
shipping
iais
have
been
secured.
Diamond
drilling
on
the
Atlas
property
in
the
vicinity
of
the
George
Copper
has
been
suspended
for
this
season
without
the
contract
being
finished.
Until
the
work
Is
completed,
the
engineers
in
charge
of
the
operations,
Messrs.
Stewart,
Batten
and
associates,
have
nothing
to
report
as
to
the
results
of
the
drilling.
Following
the
recent
visit
to
that
camp
of
the
associate
editor,
Aia
Langley,
M.E.,
M.I.M.M.,
there
fi
been
much
in
the
Financial
News
about
the
Stewart
field.
The
Big
Missouri
region
in
the
Bear
River
valley
is
described
in
detail.
The
Premier
mine
is
also
described
and
Mr.
Langley
is
of
the
opinion
that
ore
bodies
there
are'
not
going
to
be
depleted
as
fast
as
might
have
been
expected.
Local
Concern
i
Gets
Contract
Pacific
Stevedoring
Co.
to
Build
New
Floats
and
Approach
at
Port
Esslngton
The
Pacific
fttrvorinrlnir
JL'
Cnn.
trading
Co.
of
this
city
has
been
awarded
the
contract
for
a
rtw
float
and
approach
by
the
federal
department
o
fpublic
work.
The
work
was
provided
for
In
this
year's
estimates
at
Ottawa.
Con-
irucuon
win
start
snortiy.
T.
B.
Campbell,
engineer
In
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Interior
for
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