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Tuesday,
April
15.
193D
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.
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THE
ECSTALL
COPPER
.
Renewed
interest
is
being
taken
in
what
was
once
known
as
the
Dunsmuir
mine
up
the
Ecstall
Rivef
which
was
examined
this
week
by
two
engineers!
This
property
was
staked
many
years
ago
and
held
by
the
Dunsmuir
Estate.
TTwico
the
Granby
Company
had
it
under
bond
,
and
each
time
released
it.
Now
it
is
reported
that
the
same
company
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iius
ji
unuer
uonu
again
anu
mat
tne
uonsoijaaiea
nas
a
large
group
of
claims
surrounding
the
original
property.
The
property
was
thoroughly
examined
years
ago
by
government
engineers
and
the
ore
was
found
to
carry
something
like
three
per
cent
of
copper
with
a
very
high
percentage
of
sulphur
and
iron.
The
reason
it
was
not
worked
was
because
of
the
difficulty
at
that
time
of
utilizing
the
sulphur
and
iron,
the
demand
being
only
for
copper.
At
Anyox
in
the
old
Hidden
Creek
mine
they
worked
profitably
copper
ore
carrying
only
one
half
to
three
quarters
of
one
per
cent
copper.
But
that
was
easy
to
separate.
Accordng
to
former
Anyox
superintendents
it
would
take
a
very-costly
plant
to
handle
the
Ecstall
ore.
There
is
plemyltfit
arid
it
is
readily
accessible.
The
only
difficulty
is
the
complexity
of
the
ore.
uShCialldlthle"Ecstairmine'
tret
into
oneratinn
.it
would
hn
one
of
'tfce'
biggest
things
that
could
happen
to
this
part
of
me
country.
.
RRITISH.SUCCESSION
DUTIES
'
'
shnccesgion
duties
are
abnormally
high
and
i'"'"''
C'yl
u
Jy-unan
uies
in
cngiana,
nan
oi
nis
wealth
isiaM
by
the
state,
the
other
half
going
to
his
heirs'.
That
is
looked
upon
by
some
people
a3
confiscation
but
it
is
probably
a
very
righteous
law.
The
only
difficulty
is
that
it
is
apt
to
injure
the
country
which
enforces
it.
While
the
passing
of
property
from
father
to
son
has
always
been
looked
upon
as
the
proper
procedure,
there
is
a
school
of
thought
arising
in
the
world
which
objects
to
wealth
being
kept
in
a
family
and
declares
that
all
men
should
be
equal
in
opportunity.
That
is
a
democratic
view
but
it
is
difficult
to
work
out.
In
choosing
a
new
country
people
of
wealth
usually
turn
to
one
where
the
children
will
inherit
their
wealth
and
where
it
will
not
be
taken
by
the
state.
That
is
why
a
wealthy
person
would
not
today
choose
to
make
his
home
in
England.
While
agreeing
with
the
Labor
government
in
its
ideal
we
doubt
the
efficacy
of
the
legislation
which
if
carried
too
far
tends
to
defeat
its
own
ends.
I
With
the
first
sign
of
spring
at
St.
Louis,
Mo..
Zoo
animals
caged
caged
all
winter
are
allowed
outside.
Hew
Is
Mike,
the
chimpanzee,
one
of
the
first
to
be
let
out.
LOCAL
NEWS
Howard
Campbell,
well
known
Stewart
merchant,
Is
a
passenger
y-.M
j.-.IanaginEdlii,.
.
ff.board
;the
:Catalla
this
afternoon
ver.
-r.
r-
'-.
,
;
bound
for
a
business
trip
to
Van-,
couver.
For
swearlnc
In
a
nuhlln
nine
Joe
Jorgensen
was
fined
$10,
with
'option
of
seven
days
imprisonment.
J
by
Magistrate
McClymont
in
city
Miss
Mary
Easthope
of
Booth
Memorial
School
staff
is
sailing
this
afternoon'
6n
the
Catala
for
her
home
in
Chllllwack
whare
she
vrill
spend
the
Easter
vacation
period.
Harry
Miller
was
dismissed,
for
lack
of
evidence,
by
magistrate
McClymont
In
city
pecrce
court
this
morning
on
a
charge
of
supplying
liquor
to
Indians
but
was
assessed
$23,
with
option
of
30
days'
Imprisonment,
for
drunkenness.
.
On
a
ch'sfte
of
drunkenness.
1
Mary
Mowiifcjteas
fined
$29.
with
option
of
ZQ't
days'
Imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
McClymont
In
city
police
court
this
morning,
I
'
W.
R.
LJnda&y.
general
superintendent
far
jh?
Granby
Co.
at
Anyox
and
"Mrs.
Lindsay
and
family
are
passejjpers
aboard
the
Catala
'
this1
'afternoon
bound
for
n
trip
to
Vancouver.
Following
s)
iiieeting
last
night
at
which
thjfire
was
inflation
ct
:
nrllditre.
members
of
the
Moose
Legion
enorte
a
banquet
spread
und
program,
.of
speeches
and
mu
rk.
William
'.cCallum,
head
of
the
Legion,
was
hi
the
chair
Progressive
jnercnants
advertise
1
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v
i.
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r
tell
Stores
will
close
at-6
on
Thurs-!
day.
Retail
Merchants
Association,
,
j
Misses
Molly
and
Frances
Cross
are
sailing
ttils
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
hojlday
trip
to
Vanco
j-1
ft
IP
IK
M
.
M
Here
isan
interesting
camera
study
of
a
small
cove
down
east
where
liio
men
sea
in
ships.
It
is
Ingonih
Ferry,
Cape
Breton.
Nova
Scotia.
lies
MOTORITE
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new
oil
that
mccti
all
six
lubncalion
require-ments
of
your
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compression
car.
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It
has
the
ability
to
chng
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tightly
to
metal.
Thus
it
forms
a
perfect
sea
between
piston
and
cylinder
wall
to
resist
the
intense
pressure
developed
by
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explosions
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This
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your
high
compression
motor
thaltbt'dcsigntrmttndtd
2
It
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oily
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