J
MA
PAGE
SIX
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Eastern
Interests
Bond
Three
Stewart
Groups;
Brown
to
Ship
Copper
Ore
From
Portland
Canal;
Howe
Sound
Still
on
Toric
The
Munro
and
Sunrise
groups,
near
the
Salmon
glacier
in
the
Portland
Canal
district,
which
are
owned
by
J.
E.
Munro
and
A.
N.
McDonald,
and
the
St.
Eugene
in
the
same
vicinity,
owned
by
Maurice
Pedersen
and
Albert
jonnson,
nave
recently
been
bonded
by
Jerry
UaMn
ior
eastern
interests,
who
expect
to
inaugurate
an
extensive
program
of
development
soon
as
weather
conditions
permit.
All
three
properties
are
at
present
being
surveyed
by
A.
B.
Root,
B.C.L.S.
A
great
deal
of
work
has
been
done
during
the
past
10
years
by
Mun
ro
and
McDonald
on
the
Munro
group,
consisting
of
17
claims,
and
some
fine
showings
of
silver
and
lead
have
been
opened
up.
The
Sunrise
and
St.
Eugene
groups
aro
noted
for
the
high
silver
volues
contained
in
their
ores.
Edward
G.
Brown
of
Vancouver,
who
recently
took
over
the
M.
and
J.
property,
two
miles
noith
of
the
mouth
of
Georgia
lliver
near
Stewart,
from
James
Lydden.
expects
to
ship
1000
tons
of
copper
ore
to
the
Granby
smelter
at
Anyox
without
getting
under
ground.
Arrangements
have
been
made
to
ship
the
ore
to
Anyox
on
scows
and
Albert
has'
not
yet
been
determined.
The
j
property
is
known
to
carry
large,
hnrllea
nf
nra
nnH
thaart
it
i
in-'
tended
to
prove
up
this
year.
During
the
summer
and
fall
of
1928
a
plan
of
extensive
development
including
BUBMTOU
cross-cuts,
stripping
nd
diamond
drilling,
was
carried
out
Peterson,
experienced
Stewart
the
Erlckson
vein,
stripped
for
miner,
has
been
placed
in
charge
distance
n
of
some
4,000
feet
at
the
mine.
In
order
to
get
the
with
outcroppinga
on
the
sur-portal
of
the
development
tun-
face
and
,n
the
prominent
bIuffs
nel
in
the
location
right
it
will
extends
practicaly
ncro88
the
be
necessary
to
run
a
long
open
entire
pr0perty
into
the
Red
Top
cut
and,
before
this
is
shaped
group
Another
vein
up
to
40
up
at
a
depth
of
about
twenty
foot
wt,Uh
ivin
in
feet,
the
1000
of
tons
shipping
j.ock
stone
country
and
traceable
ore
will
be
removed.
The
ore
is
on
the
surface
for
several
hun-
two
feet
wide
fifteen
averaging
dred
feet
carWes
valuea
,
gold
rr
eent
topper.
There
is,
in
ad-
and
sllver
with
;a8itay8
of
m
ditfbn
to-
this
from
high
grade,
in
gol(J
to
th(
ton
Thig
Jt
,g
four
to
five
feet
of
lower
jfrade
8aid
by
experts,
may
develop
in-
material
that
be
may
handled
to
a
,arge
boJy
of
miing
ore
Hi
1
L-
The.
present
n-
Another
vein
known
as
the
Blue
"
?tJS5vl'
U
,
?,
aftlr
vein,
carries
values
up
to
$100
TteV"5
an-
lf.evfd:
in
8ilver-
A.
policy
of
secrecy
vantage
Of
the
.
present
high
aUn
SBBma
tn
v
prlee-of
"topper,-
Peterson
will
b
the
Consolidated
Mining
-start
as
soon
as
-possible
with
&
Smeltnk
,
connectIon
his
enw
on
such,
preliminary
w,th
the
operatlon
of
the
George
work
as
building
a
tra
from
.
Copper
and
Big
Missouri
prop-,te
bea
nd.
constructing
a;ertie8
Th(f8e
ior8
carnpV
The
ihowng
is
about
a
to
be
content
inrov,dinP8uf.
my,!dnia
w,f
frm
the.,b?ac
fident
capital
themselves
with
::r
T"
"T
on
exploration.
...
-..
..u
and
deveiopment
work
and
thus
structlon
of
a
tram.
ultimately
be
in
a
position
to
reap
the
harvest
of
profits
most
The
Britannia
Mining
&
Smel-
certain
to
follow.
tltig'C.
of
Howe
Sound,
in
spite
t,
of
contrary
reports
of
late,
still
1
holds
its
option
on
the
Toric
PA
AMIpU
MEM
mine
at
Alice
Arm,
it
is
learned.
ulnluLil
illLiiN
it
18
also
stated
that
the
company
may
acquire
other
well
known
properties
in
the
Uuper
Kitsault
Valley.
Development
work
on
the
Torie
will
start
as
FARMBOARD
soon
as
wow
Is
off
the
Dolly
George
Sangster
of
Sidney
to
Be
VBrden
ralhvay
to
the
end
of
,
Chairman
of
Provincial
,
tei.
t
It
Is
possible
hat
the,.
Organization
'tfritahnjsitdnpany
may
'eve'h-!''
teallf
conduit
operations
fon
a'.
,,,..nnu,
.
.
.
lare
seTle
at
Alice
Arm.
There
;
nf?
K.
w
m
f
Sawifh
myill
form
the
Brit-
J
!u
WH.
i.Hf
r;
t
n
j
of
ih:thAt
the
company
has
e
."--na
ioan
uoara.
bn
ntoellattn.r
with
with
lr
large
Unl
tin!.
.Sangster
of
Sidney,
lire-
:
r4
WncJaLtSupeHhtendent
and
also
1
I
.J
.
i.
JL.
1
I
I
-whkh
KeatJ
mana
f
h
SMn,ch
guard
property
at
Alice
Arm,
is
.
Fru,t
G
Awoe,Uoil
,nd
at
present
concentrating
opera-
,.,,.
P.,.A
laCtJU
?g
.S
Head,
a
fruit
grower.
The
group
diivvv
iv
uti
iiiv
kiuuiiu
ill
1
9
.
i
.
r-
i
i
i
a
IHC
I
lUVIUtlttl
UUICI
lllllflll
Will'
,
.
,
.
.
spring,
plans
to
explore
the
,,i
p18
w,th
the
forn,al
rKulr-prospecting.
ground
thoroughly
by
radiore
Surface
stripping
'
Is
now
being
carried
on
at
a
:
"
"
point
100
feet
abo"e
where
ore
Frank
Morris
returned
to
the
samples
were
taken
some
time
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
,'.flgllng
returns
of
f
16
per
toif
train
from
a
brief
trip
to
Ter-in
gold.
The
width
of
the
Ore
race.
DON'T
NEGLECT
DAILY
ROUGHAGE
tmmtmmmtmtmmwmmmmmm
Kellogg's
ALL-RRAN
Will
Supply
It
in
Generous
Quantities
There's
danger
in
diets
that
lack
bulk.
This
roughage
is
absolutely
rweeiiaary
to
keen
well.
Without
it
constipation
begins
its
deadly
work.
Unless
prevented
its
poisons
will
ruin
health,
steal
beauty,
blait
hopes.
Sallow
complexions,
headaches,
liatlesaneM
are
signs
that
conatipa-tlon
is
present.
But
these
can
be
banished
health
and
vliror
can
be
regained
by
eating
Kellogg's
'
ALL-BRAN-
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN,
la
100
Iran
and
Is
100
effective.
It
j
-
guaranteed
to
bring
hatural,
aura
rtlkf.
Est
two
tableipoonfula
daily
chronic
cases,
with
every
meal.
Doctors
recommend
It.
A
delicious
cereal
to
serve
with
milk
or
cream.
Delicious
in
cooked
diibes.
Recipes
are
on
the
nack-
age.
Your
grocer
sells
ALL-DKAN.
Hotels,
restaurants
and
dlninc
llol
London,
Ontario.
Jv
ALL-BRAN
ne-
cars
cars
serve
serve
it.
It.
Ma
Made
by
KelloKg
in
OYAL
YEAST
CAKES
CTANnARO
OF
QUALITY
FDR
OVER
50
YEARS
TERRACE
on
the
Rufus-Argenta
property
j
been
transferred
at
Stewart
and
underground
,
of
Montreal.
work
has
been
continued
throughout
the
winter
but
no
official
announcement
has
yet
been
made
either
in
respect
to
the
values
encountered
at
depth
or
the
extent
of
the
operations.
It
is
I
known,
however,
that
one
lead,
Mrs,
Hagen
of
Copper
City
was
in
town
on
Wednesday.
George
Porter
was
taken
to
the
Haselton
Hospital
on
Wed
nesday
suffering
with
appendi
citis.
J.
B.
Agar
left
on
Wednesday
on
a
buslneee
trip
to
interior
towns.
y
.
About
twenty
of
the
ypuhg
people
of
the
district
were
very
enjoyably
entertained
at
the
the
bench
after
spending
winter
in
Winnipeg.
.yrji
'nlhoiili
Mlnlnir
Pn
"
BC"1
"e
UarU
CW
1
Prince
"nCe
Rupert
""I"
police
police
force
lorce
WBS
was
aSS
U
is
developing
dSnh
he
Home-
Homl'
?PertJon
w,th
E-
H-
Tanner
of,
in
town
on
Wednesday
when
he
accompanied
a
vagrant
batk
to
town
after
picking
him
up
in
Prince
Rupert
on
a
charge
of
deffa'idlnr
her.
IIi
-vrs
ring
.1.
THK
DAILY
NEWS
Frldn
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
thing
in
trolling
boats
on
the
','an8,
Mrsv
Donovan
of
Giscombe
ar-
mad
on
Tuesday
on
a
visit
to
Mrs.
I.
Martin,
wife
of
the
for-Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
McKenney.
9st
ranger
left
recently
for
iSmithers
to
join
her
husband
jirs.
to.
i.
nenney
was
an
at-
wh0
has
been
transferred
to
ternoon
tea
hostess
on
Tuesday
smther
in
the
forestry
depart-to
honor
Mr-
A,
Barker
be-
ment
srvice.
Their
departure
lore
ner
uepariure
jor
vH)ver-
regretted,
dale.
B.C.,
where
Mr.
Barker
i
by
the
Miss
Cavelier,
Miss
J.
Haan
and
Mr.
Newman,
school
teach-
ers
from
local
schools
spent
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Watt
and
Easter
holidays
at
Tlell,
making
children
and
Mr.
Ivan
Frank
their
.
.headquarters
at
Madam
ft
on
Wednesday
for
High
Rajout's
new
hotel.
River,
Alta.,
where
they
nur-
first,
T.
L.
Williams;
men's
second,
rj.
Ward.
The
following
were
winners
of
raffles:
..
Fruit
cake
donated
by
Mrs.
Ralph
.Ward
won
by
Mr.
Noel
Jones
Tuesday
enlnrln
Ronor
of
hei
BurnsCoT:
ltd.,
of
Prince
Ru:-
?,
!u
,V
Z..
1
orma
ana
trt
won
by
Mrs.
F.
Rampmaer.
Beth
McCubbln
of
Pacific.
A
plant
that
was
dutch
auction-Games
and
contests
were
played,
ed
waa
won
by
F.
Richardson,
also
the
winners
in
the
latter
being
a
frul,
cake
was
won
by
F.
the
Misses
Lillian
Christy,
Elliot
mchardson.
The
proceeds
of
the
Head
and
Jessie
Nash.
Dainty
!
evening
amounted
to
over
$52.
reiresnmenu
were
served
by,
The
ladles
of
the
committee
ex.
airs.
Allan.
tnid
i..inV
nil
j
w
ivi
vtva
cu
port
in
helping
to
make
it
a
suc-Misa
Muriel
Walker
of
Prince
cess.
Rupert
Is
holidaying
at
the
home
On
faster
Sunday
the
girl
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Robinson,
guides'
and
boy
scouts
marched
in
Lakelse
Valley.
.
body,
to
the
shurch
for
service.
There
$w
a
larire
number
turned
in,
CODiKtUoa
with
the
future
of
l"
'u
lluli
""
ooa
Mr-
nd
Mr-
Uut
retur-
out
for
aervice.
The
church
hod'
the
Tori
4ttd.
one
of
the
latest
rfca,Tu
c,f
Pera"on,
,
w"n
on
Tuesday
to
their
horSe
on-been
decprated
for
the
occasion
the
and
looked
very
pretty.
Jtff
Sergeant
TleNelll
of
the
HIKING
POPULAR
SPORT
AT
TERRACE
FOR
YOUNG
PEDPLE
TERRACE,
April
5:
Hiking'
are
ready
to
function
as
soon
as
tenced
by
Magistrate
Kenney
to
-wns
lo
be
the
order
of
the
day
pay
a
fine
of
MO,
or
nerve
30
"r
the
Terrace
children
this
days
In
jail.
(week.
On
Monday
a
group
of
-
-
C.G.I.T.
and
Trail
Itangers
mem-
A.
A.
11c
Dona
Id
of
Usk
was
a
bers
climbed
the
hill
baik
of
visitor
in
town
during
the
week,
town
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Allan
and
report
a
great
outing
.
R.
E.
Allen,
district
forester,
though
they
found
weather
con-
was
here
during
the
week
on
an
ditlons
rather
cold
as
they
as-official
visit
to
the
local
forestry
cended.
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson
office.
took
the
boys
of
the
Anirlican
Sunday
School
on
a
hike
to
A.
H.
Waddlngton
of
Prince
Remo
on
Monday
morning
and
Rupert
was
In
town
on
Wednes-
they
returned
by
train
in
the
day
afternoon,
ft
pleasant
experience
CI.
rri,
for
many
of
them.
He
plans
to
51lUbUAlj
take
the
older
girls
of
the
Sun-
sir
.
i
day
gshool
to
the
Llttle-PohleJ
'.8B.,
r
hr.
WW
0I
Thursday,
and
flp
liny!
.,
Tf
1
.
.1.1..
,
.
1
1
,
U..
fey
on
th
Lnkelse
side
of
the
been
no
sign
of
spring
salmon
rlVir
00
v
rmy-'
there.
The
Haan
Brothers
of
Sand-j,
FOR
A
RAJNY
DAY
spit
have
installed
a
new
3G
Uncle!,
suppose
you
and
horsepower
Gardfner
delsej
en-
Robert
arc
putting
away
some-glne
In
their
selno
boat,
Beat-
thing
for
a
rainy
day.
rice
H.
and
a
new
20
horse-J
Married
Niece
(brightly)
Oh,
power
Vivian
In
their
new
troL(
rather
I
We're
avlng
up
for
a
let
lift.
The
Hit
is
the
latest
(closed-In
car.
London
Opinion.
TERRACE
BOARD
OF
TRADE
HELD
ITS
MEETING
Number
of
Matter
Pertaining
jo
District
Discussed
and
Iteport
From
Smlthera
Hoard
'
TERRACE,
April
5i
At
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
Tuesday,
E.
T.
Kenney,
president,
gave
a
resume
of
the
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
associated
boards
at
Smithers.
These
Included
the
endorsement
of
the
Kitlmaat-Terrace
highway
scheme,
speed
ing
up
work
on
the
Skeena
High
way,
asking
for
mall
service
on
all
passenger
trains,
establishing
of
an
experimental
farm
some
where
along
the
line
of
the
C.N.R.
"and
the
forming
of
a
new
province
in
the
north.
Mr.
Kenney
was
thanked
for
his
splendid
report.
The
resignation
of
A.
H,
Bar
ker
as
treasurer
for
the
year
was
accepted
with
regret.
The
public
works
committee
was
empowered
to
meet
the
new
public
works
engineer
and
make
I
recommendations
in
regard
to
pose
taking
up
land.
There
is
considerable
comne-
'urKeny
needed
work
Itition
here
just
now
in
the
fur
The
secretary
was
asked
to
Elwood
Brooks
began
work
tra
d.
Some
Tnral
tnr8
nro
ac
forward
ithotoirranhs
of
orehards
again
on
Aionaay
as
assistant
cepting
hair
seal
noses
instead
at
the
local
C.N.R.
depot.
0f
cash,
there
being
a
bounty
on
In
compliment
to
Mrs.
Baker
Mrs.
Thomas
Brooks
entertained
sea
1
8.
at
the
tea
hour
on
Thursday.
UUI
VT
nDll17
.
.
1TH1J1
UiUTLi
uisnop
i.
a.
uix
or
i'rince
Rupert
will
occupy
the
pulpit
of
the
Terrace
Anglican
Church
on
Sunday,
April
7,
at
both
mor
PORTCLEMENTS;;:
ning
and
evening
services.
SPe-.c..,..
.
m.i
4..--.1
cial
music
will
also
be
a
feature
uu..'l
'",
J
t,
T
of
the
services.
i
JV.
.
.
'
PORT
CLEMENTS,
April
4.
A
whfst
drive
and
social
evening,
held
6ri
Saturday
night,
March
30,
t
4
l
L
1
1
1
.1
1
in
bloom
to
the
C.N.R.
publicity
department
The
board
was
informed
that
Professor
Soward
of
the
department
of
history
at
the
University
of
B.C.
would
be
available
for
a
lecture
tour
In
May
or
June.
It
will
bs
asked
that
he
be
sent
to
Terrace
to
speak
on
"Canada's
ew
Responsibility
in
'tlonal
Affairs."
mst&wxm&tfxvM
mm
Always!
in
the
pocket
lill
NEW
CAP,
SMITH
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If
my
car
"When
you
are
driving
a
t,,
.
days
it's
a
question
of
cvm
fJj
$aid
a
friend
of
mine
rccentfl
"That's
why
I
smoke
ciein
.J
driving.
You
light
up
and
imoke,
U;
I
factory.
freih
I
drop
It
In
th
pocknJ
car.
i
tway
nvt
a
cigar
handy
and
do
you
know'
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kviii
iu
twit
auiuuill
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when
you're
amoking
a
Margueritt,M
TUCKETTS
V
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if
lay
l'"lur!:
A
tlx
hniy
t,
MARGUERITE
Foil-wrapped
But
still
lfc
given
assurance
that
the
Ter-
the
other
day,
nr.i
;
race-Uk
part
of
the
highway
Superman"
realized
"
would
be
completed
this
season
bert's
"Bab
Ballm's,
and
other
matters
given
atten-'an
autograph
lettci-
1
tlon.
Jin
1893,
describing
f
Mr.
Gordon
also
discussed
the
ship
with
Sullivan
;
question
of
spraying
fruit
trees;
and
hinting
at
Jt
!'
for
scab
and
was
told
that
no
'was
sold
for
$130-
li1
satisfactory
reply
had
been
re-!
letter
and
130
for
1
-i
1
Interna-,
eel
ved
from
the
Farmers'
Instl-
tute
regarding
the
sending
of
a
ST.
CATHERINES
CITY
I
Correspondence
with
Dr.
gnrnvlnir
maoh!
nn
into
the
dint.
Wrinch
In
connection
with
the
rJct.
The
agricultural
committee
i
ST
CATHERIN1
proposed
playground
at
Eakelse
will
look
after
the
matter.
A
t-
Catherines'
i
was
discussed
and
action
taken,
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
Mr.!8'
ha"
wl"
rie
The
secretary
reported
having;
Gordon
for
his
efforts,
replied
to
a
request
for
infor-
,
.
matlon
regarding
aeroplane
lan
In
thef
church
hall,
was
very
mic-1
dlntf
fields.
He
had
replied
to1
r
lifer
hUITJU.NS,
cetsfuj,.
The
winners
at
whist
,
the
letter
mentioning
several
LONDON,
April
5:-nespee-were:
(suitable
sites.
table
prices
continue
to
be
reg-
Ladles'
first.
Dorothv
Riennie:
J.
K
Hnrdnn
rpnnrfpil
nn
n
r.
istsred
in
the
auction
roam
for
NO-
L
the
present
building
storeys
high
with
'
on
the
ground
lev:'
,
coat
$10,000.
Tfc:
passed
by
the
itv
be
submitted
to
the
:
at
the
next
muni
'
1
(
second,
airs.
O.
Dunlap;
men's
.cent
trip
to
Victoria
where
he
first
editions
of
modern
authors.
'in
January
or
at
a
interviewed
the
heads
of
the
pub-
Bernard
Shaw's
"Plays
Pleasant
'
tlon
If
any
other
r
He
works
department
and
was
and
Unpleasant"
brought
1220
to
be
put
to
a
vote
im
jinn
.
mm
mm
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HMMP'll
t
Ah-ism
.a
i.ry
iM.unmm
PECONDITIONED,
JUST
LIKE
v
NEW
If
you
do
not
want
to
buy
a
new
car,
buy
a
used
cut
that
has
been
reconditioned,
and
that
Is
guaranteed
to
be
an
represented.
Following
are
some
we
now
have
for
sale:
1927
DODGE
Sedan,
good
condition,
good
tires,
leather
upholstery
$650.00
1026
ESSEX
Coach,
fair
comMlon,
good
tlren
$100.00
1023
DODGE
Covered
delivery,'
good
condition
$300.00
1925
FORD
Covered
Delivery,
Just
overhauled
.
.
,
,
,
,
,
$250.00
1926
FORI)
Covered
delivery,
Just
overhauled
$275.00
1923
FORD
SEDAN,
good
condition
$275.00
1921',FORI)
Delivery,
good
condl
....
;
$125.00
FORI)
Ton
truck
chassis,
good
motor,
as
Is
$
flo.OO
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
ir
i
FOItDDEAI.EHS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83