January
23,
1929
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
NEW
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
OF
QUEHEC
TAKES
OFFICE
POWER
PLANS
.
IN
THE
NORTH
BIIIIIIIIII,1I
Financial
News
Tells
of
Some
of
I
semice
..
.h-t..ra.h
was
t
tken
at
y.'.-li.-.-
w
h.-n
Sir
l.onicr
'.ouin
took
o;,t,b
on
being
mad.
'
r
me.
me
lit-w
iifutvnant-oover.ior
is
'ir
:.ion
Parliaments.
News
of
the
Mines
'
HO
JND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Moh.
k
Property
Looks
Promising;
Eighteen
i
i
;:c.'iu'i
Working
at
Stewart;
Dalhousie
Co.
at
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
t
:ii
of
interest
is
being
taken
locally
in
the
Mo-Now
Hazeiton,
which
looks
very
promising
Under
the
supcrintendency
of
Thomas
B.
;
.
.,
the
crvw
has
been
augmented,
in
order
to
!
ittlfUtauwL
work.
Another
carlrtarl
nf
hich-
iWiW
$2000
a
month
net
profit
fancf
(.ib
;
ff
v-t
all
yHbBi
the
Marmot
RIr,
Is
busy,
and;
mikIhj
,
.
'
pn
the
south,
fork
of
the
Marmot
,
f
.Rivr,
the
Marmot
Engineer
and
...
t
;ire
wfvOM
Marmot
Gold
are
working,
ftVSUwart
Wewftle
tn
the
no
th"
fork
witness
sinter.
Practically
the
activities
of
the
Porter-Idaho
th-
d
irict
is
on
and
Prosper
ty.
Just
across
the
;
and
reeults
in
the
river
from
Stewart,
tile
Silverado
peeled
10
show
a
is
rl-ivinjr
a
tunnel
which
is
now
f
p
o?
ess.
Be-
in
450
feet
and
from
wiiieh
inter
'!
could
not
be
de-
eating
news
Is
daily
expected.
In
.
hill,
the
Marmot
the
Glacier
Creak
section,
Natis-
oerated
by
hand
facto
y
developnenu
.are
being
but
an
extra
early
carried
out
on
the
I
&
h.
Con-
made
with
the
ma-
aolidatad.
A
iunnei
'
is
being
in
the
sprtt.g.
On
driven
by
the
Duthie
interests
on
.
the
Georgia
Rive
the
Ruf
u
-Argenta
in
the
Upper
Ltd.,
and
the
Pedro
Bear
River
section,
and
cross-.
working.
The
Biv
rutting
i
being
carried
out
on
rt
dist:nre
south
oi
the
Terminus
on
American
Creek.
Radio
"fl"
Power
in
its
highest
development
power
that
givea
continuoue,
hum-free
reception
from
both
local
and
distant
stations.
Economical
power,
too.
You'll
be
agreeably
surprised
how
long
Eveready
Layerbilt
"B"
batteriea
will
operate
your
aet
without
replacement
Ak
your
dealer.
He
will
tell
you
that
his
customers
come
In
and
ask
for
Eveready
Layerbilts.
Canadian
Nationtl
Carbon
Co.,
Ltd.
.A
wKU
'PRONTO
3
Owning
livtretdy
Bttitry
Station
i
cAX,rweae
R21t
!EVFRFAhv
"'
"
f
a
vcceran
of
ooth
Provin
0
the
Dear
Rive.-,
u
tunml
har
now
been
driven
400
iet
on
the.
Independence
to
cross-cut
a
vetr
of
native
silver
at
600
feet.
Th
;
rogram
of
development
is
beinj
luietly
carted
out
on
the
B.
C.
Silver,
and
good
remits
are
beinj.
btained
on
the
Sebakwe.
A
dli
mood
drilling
program
is
beinj
carried
out
at
the
Woodbine
am
.
crew
is
employed
at
the
North
rn
Light.
The
Big
Missouri
i
receiving
attention
at
the
band
of
the
Consolidated
Wiojng
t
Smelsimt
fM.
Jis4
bu
ha
j
iu:ing
somegetatMlar
fr&Bbl
it
a
oepw
onoev
teet.
i'rosptet
of
an
early
'ajr?
sfceuld
too:
boom
the
Stewart
district
Jt6
at
even
greater
extent.
Development
will
be
resumed
on
the
Silver
Tip
property
ai
Stew
rt
in
February
or
March,
ut
least
two
months
earlier
than
has
beet
:ustomary
in
the
past.
With
th.
operations
on
the
Big
Missour.
keeping
the
road
open,
the
trans
o
tat
ion
of
supplier
will
not
1
uch
a
difficult
problem
as
it
ha
been
in
the
past.
Oo;itra.-toiv
completing
their
work
early
thi
winter,
left
the
property
in
an
interesting
position.
For
111
fee
they
bad
drifted
on
the
contact
be
ween
a
bed
of
tuffs
and
a
qua:
I
ter-porphy
y
dyke,
having
cross-i
out
to
this
Cyke
at
a
point
78
feet
'from
the
portal
of
a
tunnel.
Thi
j
ultimate
object
is
to
follow
the
'
dy'e
to
where
it
encounters
a
i
cross-fissure
from
which
high
values
were
obtained
on
the
sur
face.
Highest
asay
values
at
the
conclusion
of
last
season's
work
Jran
to
60.4
ounce
silver.
This
was
from
a
quatz
streak
crossed
hi
the
cross-cut
which
probably
ruis
piraliel
wfth
the
drlf-throttghout
its
lemrth.
This
wijl
be
determined
by
a
crosi-rut
from
it
he
drift
when
.wot
ia
resumed.
I
The
8ilver
Tip
ii
WelL
financed
I
for
the
daeJpent
wo-k
ap
lout
and
the
management
is
anx-1
iftts
to
rasume
work
as
soon
a;
possible.
Very
aatisfuc'ory
assays
are
being
taken
from
the
drift
which
the
Dalhousie
M'ning
Co.
is
running
on
the
silrer
ledge,
of
the
Homefuard
property
at
Alice
Arm,
on
the
Dolly
Varden
Railway
near
tbo
Dolly
Varden
mine.
One
of
the
assays
gave
total
value
of
$24.18
per
ton
in
gold,
silver
and
copper.
Great
quantities
of
gold-copper
ore
of
good
gmde
exposed
on
the
surface
Indicate
that
the
necessary
tonnage
to
sustain
good
shipments
can
be
quickly
drvel-oped.
A
tramway
only
1500
feet
long
would
be
required
to
deliver
o
e
into
bunkers
on
the
railway.
The
ore
on
the
property
are
dry
ores
with
jrood
gold-silver-eopner
values
and
a
gangue
running
high
in
calcit"
with
-ome
quarts,
making
a
self-fluxing
hie
.
An
inten
sive
campaign
of
wittiirninrjs
to
hn
undertaken
nif
ifL
IT
g'tnrfi
and
the
director
plan
In-
stoning
a
woi
contp-estor
plant
ill
the
earliest
possible
moment
In
the
spring.
A
tramway
Will
be
put
in
aa
soon
as
development
justifies
It.
Angus
McLeod
recently
examined
the
property
and
Id
he
was
highly
pleased
with
it.
The
company
will
also
follow
up
The
Plans
For
Prince
Rupert
And
Slewart
'(FinancialNeWs)
Far-seeing
enterprise
of
the
.Jen
behind
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
is
amply
evidenced
by
recent
purchases
of
the
company
n
Western
Canada,
ihere
are
two
principal
main
land
ports
on
the
Pacific
coast
i
jf
Canada,
viz,
Vancouver
and'
'rince
Rupert,
and
one
port
po-
entially
a
great
rafiuy
.v.,......'
js,
Stewart,
at
the
head
of
Portland
Canal.
Today
Power
Corporation
of
Janada
has
a
stake
in
the
power
.nd
light
utilities
of
each
of
aese
centres.
In
Vancouver
control
is
shared
I
with
the
Holt,
Grundy
interests
j
.me
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Stew-.rt
it
is
or
will
be
entirely
in
.he
possession
of
Ppwer
Corpor-'
i
-
i
anon.
il.
C.
Pawson,
who
has
been
at
I
m
coufit
fqr
(WHTie;
tinie
negotiat
ing
the
'northern
acquisationj
.or
me
rower
uorpo
ration,
in
an
aterview
with
The
Financial
Xews
this
week
made
known
the
.'act
that
between
$2,500,000
and
J8.000.000
will
be
spent
by
his!
jompany
in
Princ
Rupert
and!
ltewart,.on
construction
work
be-finnin'g
in
1929,-
See
Prince
Rupert's
Future
Taking
over
the
municipal
ower
plant
at
Prince
Rupert,
'
fith
iU
developed
3000
h.p.,
'ower
Corporation
will
at
once
tart
increasing
that
amount
to
bout
25,000
h.p.
in
anticipation
(
expansion
of
Prince
Rupert's
ower
requirements
with
deveiop-tent
of
its
hinterland
and
es-
blishment
of
new
industries'
'
,
lere.
-.y-
.SvW-'
"Prini!
RfjfpJtt
is
the
outlet
i
or
,a
territory
mtherto
awrej
or
;
eae
unexplored
innorth
a,nd
.st
of
tt
m&'md
Mr.
Paw-.
TH
futura'fbr
the
&rt
Arill
lao
be
nf
fVleff'
by
Hhe
nettling
f
the
Pf:WrJtWj3r
,id
he
terrjtprv
generanyj
jyj
known
known
:t
lime
icpri
as
k
cbuntrw
itlsfdfus
tfjtWJ
mllei
'if
nwfrafe
pewer,
sttes
oh
.5
Khattia.
a,
OxtaM
uxtan
sad
aed
Brown
lirowrra
lending
themselves
to
copofBieJH
flfswopment.
Mean
New
Financing
American
Creek,
some
12
miles
tp
the
Bear
Valley
from
Stewart
kill
be
developed
to
about
4,000
r
6,000
h.p.,
that
amount
being
efficient
to
take
care
of
the
fm-cdiate
requirements
of
the
area
t.'wcrt
is
regarded
only
as
a
ining
centre,
in
the
plans
of
die
Kiipany.
said
Mr.
1'awson
any
tvre
t
mry
hare
as
a
railway
outlet
to
the
country
ovor
the
Naas
slope
and
beyond,
being
part
from
present
reuortng.
The
company
has
reserves
on
other
power
sites
beside
that
on
American
Creek.
It
takes
over
the
assets
of
International
Hydro
Electric
Company,
serving
Stewart
and
Hytter
will
carry
on
under
the
same,
name.
E.
R.
Workman
'wa
'the
Veidon'in
the
deal.
It
is
understsrf
thaihew
financing
will
shorUy
be
announced
wheii
Prince
lWprt
'cHRians
ratify
the
sale
of
their
(Utility
in
a
pending
by-la
Afore.
The
name
on
the
new
company
and
details
of
financing
have
yet
to
be
NO
CONFIRMATION
OF
i
INDIANS
STARVING
OTTAWA.
Jan.
23.
hennrU
that
600
Indians
were
facing,
starvation
near
NeInon
House
in)
northern
Manitoba
a:
a
result
of
j
the
competition
by
white
trappdrs
and
the
shortage
of
game
are
with-1
out
confirmation,
Duncan
Camp-!
ten
&cott.
deputy
superintendent
general
of
Indian
affairs,
stated
esterday.
Jevelopmon
on
the
Dalhousie
group
of
clr.'ms.,
Bear
River,
Port-
A
-.
!
ft'
(
in-
:i
oon
as
uiow.
is
am-
rff-
.
AOT"
thffe
XesAhisffie-
iverbpmedtlat
the
clef(Jast
season
was
at
its
most
interesting
point,
ore
of
a
better
grade
than
any
previously
developed
having
been
opened
ap
at
that
time.
Good
possibilities
of
opening
up
high
grade
ore
In
quantities
are
indicated.
This
year
these
new
discoveries
will
be
thoroughly
ex-
itlnriul
indns&y
Faklasibs
Scales
For
almost
a
century
Fairbanks
Scales
have
been
known
for
their
enduring
accuracy,
and
each
one
of
the
many,.
typ3
has
been
perfected
in
design
and
build,
to
weigh
not
only
accurately
but
also
to
register
clearly
at
the
utmost
speed.
From
tiny
delicate
balance
up
to
huge
track
scale,
the
Fairbanks
line
includes
scales
for
practically
every
weighing
purpose.
Steam
Equipment
The
phrase
"for
quality
steam
equipment
Fairbanks-Morse",
can
only
suggest
the
large
and
varied
assortment
of
steam
goods
stocked
by
our
twelve
branches.
Fairbanks
and
Pratt
&
Cady
Valves
Foster
Regulators
Burt
Exhaqst
.Heads
and
Oil
Filters
Strong-Traps,
Durabla
and
Palmetto
Packing
are
lines
that
have
won
a
high
recognition.
And
each
of
the
hundred
and
one
articles
b
our
steam
equipment
department,
be
It
pipe
or
pump,'
gauge
or
gasket,
wrench
or
vise,
torch
or
fire.
pot,
has
been
selected
for
its
dependable
service.
Norton
Grinding
Wheels
For
quickly
removing
metal,
for
cutting
off,
for
producing
a
high
finish
on
any
material,
for
any
service
where
grinding
wheels
can
be
used,,
you
will
find
a
Norton
Wheel
that
will
cut
quicker,
or
produce
a
higher
finish,
or
turn
out
more
pieces
at
a
lower
cost.
Norton
Wheels
are
carried
in
stock
at
all
branches
and
at
your
service
are
men
who
have
made
a
study
of
removing
metal
by
grinding.
They
will
tell
you
the
right
wheel
to
produce
the
most
work
at
the
lowest
cost.
Transmission
Equipment
To
ensure
the
steady
and
economical
flow
of
power
from
drive
to
machine,
proper
shafting,
hangers,
bear-ings,
pulleys
and
belts
are
essential,
and
here
you
will
find
Graton
&
Knight
Leather
and
Dick's
Balata
Belting.
Fairbanks
Wood
Pulleys,
Barry
Steel
Split
Pulleys,
Hyatt
Roller
Bearings,
as
well
as
all
the
numerous
appliances
necessary
for
the
transmission
of
power,
Fairbanks-Morse
pumps
and
motors
"A
pump
for
every
purpose"
for
water,
steam,
sand,
air,
sewage
or
stock,
we
can
supply
the
special
type
of
pump
best
suited
for
the
service
required.
Fairbanks-Morse
Pumps,
either
separate
drive,
or
direct-connected
to
Fairbanks-Morse
Ball
Bearing
Motors,
have
made
unusual
records
for
efficiency
and
dependability.
'
X
In
onr
twelve
Branches
you
will
find
stocks
of
mechanical
equipment
and
shop
supplies
that
for
variety
ana
quantity
are
unequaiea
in
lanaaa.
Aae
trom
tfce
many
lines
made
by
us,
we
have
been
selected
to
represent
many
of
the
world's
outstanding
makers
of
machine
tools,
machinery,
equipment
and
supplies.
Our
general
catalogue
shows
clearly
how
wide
a
service
we
provide
for
Canadian
industry.
A
copy
will
be
mailed
without
charge.
PLAIN
not
loo
Killer,
not
loo
Sweet
-
.v.
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FaMianlcs
Moxse
COMPANY-imiec
1.
JOHN
QUEBEC
MONTREAL
OTTAWA
TORONTO
WINDSOR
WINNIPEq
REGINA
CALGARY
EDMONTON
VANCOUVER
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