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Friday,
September
28.
News
of
the
Mines
ABOUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Espcrarfea
Mine
May
Resume
Keystone
Property
to
Be
Further
Developed
Sibola
Property
Said
to
Be
Rich
mence
operations
this
fail,
negotiations
having
almost
been
completed
whereby
Seattle
capitalists
will
purchase
large
blocks
of
stock.
Sufficient
money
will
then
be
available
for
development
work
on
a
much
larger
scale
than
elooMant
distanojugflE
AHriHgM
fesa.rr'
The
work
will
be
startM
as!"01"
Ior
sno
lean
wm
tvM
early
as
possible
In
the
spring
and
eoatinoed
for
eight
or
nine
months.
1
The
main
tunnel
will
be
ertended
to
the
ore
body
an
an
upraise
will
i
thee
be
driven
on
the
ore
to
the
sort
ace.
Mr.
Terry,
who
has
had
considerable
experience
in
mining
development,
will
be
in
charge
of
the
ope
rations.
The
Consolidated
Mining
Smelting
Co.
is
instailing
heavier
tractor
nuinment
for
use
in
in.-.s-portation
of
material
and
supple
-required
to
connection
with
development
operations
being
carrier:
out
on
the
Emerald
group
of
claims
on
Sweeney
Mountain
in
the
8ibola
district.
The
Emerald
group
it
located
high
up
to
the
Coast
Range
of
mountains
and
the
eomaan
is
forced
to
bring
op
feel
as
well
as
oiher
mine
supplies
over
a
road
six
the
property
possible
even
should
there
be
no
Immediate
prospect
for
a
boost
In
the
prices
of
metals.
P.
B.
Chettleburgh
arrived
at
last
week
from
Victoria
and
CORN
FLAKES
Kettogg'i
mr
ittitloui
ttiih
u(r,
honrj
mni
tnilk
or
trrwm
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
Arthur
Lemon
PdrriU.
for
several
years
a
resident
cf
Telkwa
dieo
in
the
8autaep;
Hos-r-'ial
last
Saturday
from
paralysis
which
fofiwea
ypon
Igji
an
a'
tick
prwr.snia.
Dcrr-d
.was
Lorn
lr
England
fl
ye-.r-
?&o.
jThe
funeral
took
rlace
!n
T-.!k-va
oa
Tuesday
afternoon
with
Rev.
L.
J.
Ales
nffr'T'nt
After
an
tOnecs
of
several
-ea:s.
John
Harrison,
employe-
ba
:r-e
jCaasulan
Matioml
ahops
here,
died
last
8atnrdsy
to
the
ftnlthers
Hos
fVnseiwllnsi
of
rJUe
the
geotlnciai
wiB
hold
a
oa
October
far
maattoaed
as
pos-
ase
those
it
F.
M
ia
past
contests,
and
Dr.
R.
C.
Bamford
of
Smlthers
ho.
It
is
said,
is
willmg
to
take
a
chance.
carriec
an
"jr
Uae
ConsolMatsd
on!
the
Smerald
group.
Neither
he
nor
I
T
A
rIf!ii"Si.T
Af?7
anyone
connected
with
the
com-
i
T
ri.lU
Il
iJJi
pany
vriU
taft
of
the
prospects
of
1
The
KenLone
tuntam
ftiSr
nn.
the
mine
although
it
Is
said
that
dertake
farther
dev
year
of
the
Keystone
tuated
a
short
inlet
and
opposite
stated
by
Harry
Bowyer
wfco
reeently
the
property.
gjtiunuauuica
uu
at
uu
property
T
gj.
'
one
of
the
big
stiver-lead
mins
cf
Inline
province,
ine
ore
in
urge
t.
leertalned
bodies
has
a
mineral
con-
-,,
ilent
valued
at
1100
per
ton
with
an
inspection
of
J
ty
oenU
per
oon
so
aocamnftnlMl
bv
M
even
tne
preeent
torn
quoia-
R.
O
Matthews,
president
f
th?
Vanderhsof
and
District
Board
of
Trade:
Caleb
Prout,
president
of
District
X"
Farmers'
Institute;
John
H.
MaeMUlan
president
cf
the
Vanderhoof
Conservative
Association;
Roy
M
Taylor,
village
commissioner;
8.
W.
Cocker,
Stephen
Hobnes
and
Ernest
Smadley
Journeyed
to
Prince
George
at
the
end
of
last
week
to
consult
with
Hon
William
AU&ison.
minister
of
azri-cuitare.
with
reference
to
the
Me-
chako
Creamery
don.
SKIDEGATE
In
connection
with
the
recent
E.
M.
Haynes,
Post
Office
inspec-
nurder
of
Charlea
Yocfc
at
Houston,
tor,
w?u
here
this
week
In
the
course
the
police
are
now
searching
for
a
of
his
annual
inspection
of
Quen
mysterious
stranger,
giving
the
.
Charlotte
Island
post
offices
and
jdamc-
of
Fred
Anderson
and
id
to
:
left
on
Tuesday
on
the
Prince
WU-
iU
u,atc
i
jwi.j
who
was
seen
in
ths
distrsrt
by
In-1
Or
fonr
months
for
.
i.w
....
dJanr
aoout
twc
weeta
ago.
j.
Rentier,
owner
for
lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
swain
-ov,
i
mty
delivery,
Dy
man
or
earner,
yeany
period,
paia
in
auvauct
o.w
Rey
Nejson
jjartnes;.
Transient
advertising
on
iront
page,
per
men
""
secretary
o
the
British
and
lgai
notice,
eacn
insertion,
per
agate
nne
lign
Bible
Society,
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
93
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
86
Member
pf
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
sting
address
hen
an
Tuesday
'night
on
foreign
mission.
There
was
s.
good
attrnrtanfff
at
the
!cft
with
a
force
of
eight
men
for
-
".2
1"
diu8aton
th
of
the
well
known
Last
Chance
Farm,
Sldde-j
travelling
1
gate
Inlet,
has
lei
a
contract
to'
For-!
Messrs.
Valley
and
McKay
to
build
gave
an
Inter-
a
large
Bungalow
on
the
fans.
Large
flocks
ef
geese
have
been
flying
around
here
lately,
these
be-
j
jing
'.he
first
of
the
season
to
bet
seen.
Several
grey
doves
have
also!
ibeen
seen
around
lately,
it
being)
tne
nrst
tune
iney
nave
ueen
seen
for
many
years.
PROGRFSS
IS
MADE
Official
SUt-tatn
ReyanUpf.
B,
C.
Silver
Peyrlepratnt
pital.
A
native
of
Zacjand.
rh:
h.to
:
ormtxAirr
.
.
,
,
mTbpkii
Is
rented
by
a
'
J?L2?.
f
Jy
and
ym
son
Tne
funeral
took
'Jg?
tSZJ
ttZ
-i
-
.hmmimm
Mine-
has
lust
oacne
to
band
from
IPT"
r"T"
"
r
the
comaanv'i
main
ntlL
in
tyn.
........
T-i
...
,
hi
jihm
Aiwmiatt
muMi
v;in
:
"
"
vtVittVt
hoe
Koan
iAfiaikci
fnr
a
shnrt
timp
msv
surain
mm-
1
;
During
the
xanih
all
work
wx
confiasjd
to
Mo.
I
ieeeL
Drift
&M
the
north-easterly
dityc
on
the
sone
from
the
stein
gtf
i
roatcat
was
ed-
jvanoad
SOJ
feet,
thus
bringing
tlv
face
to
llfiJ
fact
fron
the
suln
has
been
the
case
in
the
Dast.
Harry
Bowver.
represents-
IiZTImL.
'icnosanu.
TWs
v
all
hi
hiahiv
tive
of
the
Seattle
interests,
is
at
present
in
Alice
Arm
and
gent
of
uaaeiton.
who
have
already
states
that
everything
will
shortly
be
arranged
satisiac-
torihj.
Mr.
SovjaKJallLhe
in
charge
Jtr
-'
of
operations
at
the
Ksperama
unalpr
seven
miles
in
length,
the
aver-
he
states
mat
n
uou
intention
to
age
grade
of
which
is
18
insta!
a
compressor
plant
this
fall
and
eommenee
work
on
the
property
as
soon
as
possible.
?ftt
first
work
to
be
carried
oat
will
be
a
sur
vey
and
mapping
out
of
an
order-grotmd
workings
and
also
a
survey
of
all
surfsee'ahowuigSr'laellcaUng
the
strike
of
the
ore
bodies.
with;
nttehes
as
tuga
as
X.
H.
C.
Hughes,
mining
engineer,
who
was
i
badly
bitten
and
mauled
by
a
gris-
jay
bear
last
year,
is
still
in
charge
Miss
Mary
Rasbe
left
at
the
first
of
the
week
for
Prince
Rupert
where
so:
has
entered
High
School.
Sfae
was
accompanied
by
her
mo
ot
the
develonment
work
beinai
tner
wno
wui
visit
lor
a
wnue
iubw(
ieiiisiMijsi.ii
BBspnfry
rc
short
csasseaU
wt.v
driven
eff
the
main
drift
to
foot
and
hanging
walls
of
the
zone,
ihowias
th
'.ne
to
op
40
feet
wide
Mo
commercial
ore
was
fiund
in
either
drift
or'
croescuU.
Citrascut
696
TTa?
advanced
a
further
136
5
feet
into
he
banging
trail
of
the
main
tone,
in
a
northwest
dlrcc.khi,
(has
pat.i.ig
the
fare
at
314.5
f?et
from
tie
miin
631
drift.
ThLn
is
an
in
green
porphyry
3hov
-tog
no
mBfletanaatton.
A
total
of
2SS
feet
of
drrfttog,
croncBtttag
and
stdesweeping
was
done.
:he
coal
property
of
the
Yorkr-hlre
.cdLtrta
Me-
ZP,C?.TJ"
:UBeCOTd
Can
Treat
Co.
in
the
Copper
S-SSSiiflVZ
U
c
.
,qoue
an
imposmg
one
:eeJoptr.sat
in
the
fom
of
seasonal
sessment
work
Is
to
be
carried
out.
Tae
Ycrksblre
Oanadtan
Trust
Co.
:
carryini
out
the
work
as
liquid
-tor
for
the
old
Matinnsf
Ptosnce
Oa.
which
at
one
time
held
over
one
rgndred
claims
to
the
Coppti
River
-'strict,
the
holdings
having
now
dwindled
to
about
zz
of
the
very
test.
Recent
forest
fires
burned
the
company
a
camp
bwUdings
sad
damaged
diamond
drill
equipment.
fresh
fruits
and
berries
are
all
the
more
inviting
mIicd
served
nith
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes.
You'll
enjoy
a
bowl
of
Kcllogg'g
and
fruit
for
lunch.
Convenient.
Extra
delicious.
"Wonderfully
crisp
!
At
a
resent
meeting,
a
Young
w
jhartag
spent
the
summer
on
the
coast
engaged
in
salmon
fishing.
After
a
month's
visit
here
with
her
sister.
Mrs.
E.
F.
W.
Heath.
Miss
I.
Mtatelth
left
last
week
for
Powell
River
where
she
will
visit
with
her
mother.
BURNSLAKE
Advices
from
Victoria
announce
that
T.
S.
Thomson
has
been
reinstated
to
his
former
DosUlon
to
tne
opartaent
of
pubUc
works
service
m
this
dhtrist.
Dr.
and
ilri.
T.
C.
Holme
rstum-
ied
to
town
test
week
after
speeding
a
month's
holiday
to
the
soeUi
of
the
province.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Riley
of
Peshtlgo.
Wisconsin,
have
been
the
guests
for
the
past
couple
of
weeks
of
Mrs.
Riley's
uncle.
C
D.
Haven,
at
Top-ley
E.
S.
Peet
of
Streatham
was
a
vUltor
in
Darrta
Iake1ist
week.
I
t
People's
Society
was
organised
to
I
Connection
with
the
local
United
Church.
Officers
were
ejected
and
a
program
of
winter
activities
drawn
up.
Oeorge
Mapes
has
returned
to
his
home
in
the
Manes
district
after
Stewart
Draws
Up
Town
Bylaws
DottdJng
nefoUtMns,
OemeUry
and
Dot
Tai
niceussed
STEWART.
Sept.
96:
A
major
portion
of
the
two
and
one-barf
session
of
the
Village
C'wnssiseion-rrs
on
Tuesday
as
taken
up
!:
a
BaUdln?
By!iw
i
At
the
reooeet
of
the
eorr
Tiliur.
-'
era,
i.
Scott
atter.ded
'
the
ntln
Charles
Bint
Prince
Oeorg
half
,n
anjuonaltbree
months,
for
:
over
the
adiiilstritlonof
WWniK8L
Kt'
Plot
"d
keer
reawrde
of
bur-case
was
tried
here
by
Stipendiary
i
wagiswaic
4.
u.
qtarieaon,
minth.ioMni..Ki.
and
final
reading
and
now
becomes
law.
It
wfB
come
into
faS
affect
at
the
begtafrtag
of
toe
yaar.
Artist
Here
For
First
Golf
Links
In
Exchange
Block
The
artist
who
is
to
paint
the
asenery
for
Uu
maatatare
golf
eoanst
In
the
Exchange
Block,
arrived
to
the
city
yesterday.
The
ma-
jterial
for
construt
Uon
will
arrive
today
and
the
architect
who
will
have
charge
of
actual
coMtncUon
and
layout
will
be
hare
early
next
'tftck,
it
Is
announced.
HAViTVOIJ
TRfED-A
CLASSIFIED?
More
and
more
people
are
turning
to
the
classified
columns
of
the
Dally
News
to
find
what
they
want
Used
ears,
furniture
for
sale,
lest
and
found,
houses
to
rent
or
or
sale,
positions
wanted.
All
sorts
of
things
are
advertised
there.
If
you
do
not
read
the
classified
page,
set
the
habit
now.
Try
it
todny.
W"U
ft"
r?D
fUday,
September
i7
WARMING
larifitMa.
t
OraMa
-a
aifc.-.
Tkr.
f
W0t
T
m
"imim
tOJli
I
Th
Wtfttti
fagM
fg
Fwsntsw
it.
eu
tiM
ww
ML
i.
Og
VALTTNH
ol
rfrcomes
f
sleepIcssneM
even
acute
rases
of
Iniomnu.
Tl1rn
nit
-
wv.v.v
uu
retire,
it
soothes
raw
nerves,
allays
digestive
unrest,
and
brings
sound,
nifural
sleep.
Ovaltine
is
free
from,
drugs
or
narcotics.
It
is
made
by
an
exclusive
process
from
ripe
barley
malt,
fresh
eggs,
and
creamy
milt.
It
is
a
sdentincally
correct
food
for
body
and
urain.
As
a
night-cap,
to
bring
you
sound
sleep,
or
as
a
meal-time
beverage,
it
gives
you
health
and
vitality.
CRHI31NE
TONIC
fOOD
BEVERAGE
BUILDS
UP
BRAIN.
NERVE
AND
BODY
AiaBuMmiaSOcTir.
ias4
UI
hm?
1
.V.
DMIN1N
iNLAic
LINOLEUM
LVfeaP
JLLLIgEsLVBHugLBLLVna
Unit
iilminttid
u
V-UwUmm
.So.
ihi.
"3Iy
Kitchen"
How
proudly
you'll
display
the
"work-shop"
of
your
home
.
.
.
its
gleaming
enamel
and
paint
and
spotless
drapes
set
off
by
the
colourful
and
permanent
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
floor
you
have
chosen.
It's
the
same
with
any
room.
Its
appearance
will
be
enhanced
and
your
housework
lessened
from
the
minute
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
is
laid
on
its
floor.
Delightful
desiens
and
colour
ings
.
.
.
original
arjdappafc.
m
priate
...
to
choosci
from,
all
made
more
beautiful
by
the
love-
ft
ly
soft-lustre
Domolac
Finish.
F
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
is
!
permanent
because
inlaid,
easy
j
to
lay
and
to
dean,
odourless
j
and
moderately
priced.
Olhtr
Beautiful
Dominion
Floort
jf
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum
and
Do-
'
minion
Linoleum
Rues
offer
lovely
and
appropriate
designs
"fdf
tlffy
"
room.
Durable,
practical,
work-saving
sod
sold,
of
course,
at
popular
.
prices.
a
tUlt
fa
CjmtJi
!UVnS
Si
'Ailltutt
Fttnutbinf
tmi
DtrtmtiJ
Sttrtl.
ii
m
i
KEEP
SSY
NDY
NDY
BOTTLED
AT
COGNAC.
FRANCE
This
atlmtisjfneat
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Mquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
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