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of
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in
n
fnrownrrl
snvis
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The
workings
arel
first
the
object
of
the
publication
is
to
make
the
resources
I?
m,tJora
Lm
,
sett
to
Tow
Hill,
a
distance
of
IS
ii
,i
i
.j.
i
i
ii
of
Canada,
economic
as
well
as
esthetic,
better
known
both
miies.
thence
by
wagon
road
to
the
at
home
and
abroad.
I
east
coast,
a
distance
of
7
or
8
miles.
"The
society
expects
to
publish
from
time
to
time
many
from
the
end
of
this
read
the
beach
articles
devoted
to
various
nhases
of
exnloration
or
travel
has
to
be
traversed
a
distance
of
9
I
PAOE
TWO
THE
DATLY
NEWS
Tuesday.
May
j.
1130
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
iV,
-'I?
Prove
Commercial
Producers
of
Gold,
Mining
Investigator
Says
Numerous
reports
have
been
received
by
the
Depart-!
metit
of
Mines
of
cold
and
platinum-bearinp;
black
sands-
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
and
recently
a
machine
was'
6
oo
'
mentioned
as
having
been
more
successful
in
the
recovery
7.50
of
the
precious
metals
than
some
of
the
former
appliances,
says
a
special
report
by
Herbert
Carmichael
of
the
De-
3.00
nnrf
nipnt.
nf
Minos.
T
start
pH
tnv
pvnminsirinn
nf
thpsA
Hp.
L95
posits
with
a
considerable
amount
of
scepticism
as
to
a
t.or
lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
montn
u!foVn-oh1n
vnm-r
Whon
T
invpetio-aforl
tha
r.ahom
IclnnH'
deposits
deposits
I
I
was
was
forced
forced
to
to
change
change
my-
my'
j
Lneal
mdm.
Mr
Insertion,
ner
line
.25
"7.
'
Z
'
wcre
P"
uuwign.
luaoi,
,the
machine
used
for
saving
the
the
opinion
that
ordinary
quarter-
goia.
Tfte
biacsana
deposits
are
lng
cannot
be
relied
on
for
this
ma-
Jrauch
more
extensive
than
any
I
terial.
but
that
several
pounds
niust
have
seen
on
Vancouver
Island.
It
is
be
concentrated
and
the
whole
of
probable
that
they
cover
all
that
the
concentrate
run
down
and
the
,
part
of
Graham
Island
on
which
resulting
metals
calculated
back
to
.
glacial
drift
has
been
deposited
to
j
the
amount
of
sand
taken.
any
extent:
this
approximates
an
Tuesday.
May
6,
19S0
area
of
800
square
rails.
Test-Pits
Sank
NEW
MAGAZINE
!
It
Is
probable
that
these
black
The
Canadian
Geographic
Journal
is
the
latest
publica-
ZTSrlf
5
,.
.
,.
.
s
'
,
tnree
different
methods.
First,
by
ji.ii.
Li-
j
-j.
f
tion
of
Canadian
origin
to
be
offered
to
the
public
and
it
is
the
action
of
glacial
rivers
when
by
far
the
finest
yet
to
appear.
It
deals
with
mostly
Cana-
the
sands
were
first
laid
down;
dian
subjects
and
is
very
profusely
ilnistrated
secondly,
by
wave-action;
thirdly.
The
feature
of
the
first
number
is
the
fine
set'
of
colored
concentratien
of
present-day
pictures
of
Canadian
birds
by
Major
Allan
Brooks,
the
Ca-
work
now
Mng
done
on
iiuuiaii
aitiM,
wiium;
wuriv
is
mj
wen
nnuwii
iu
acjiuiu
the
black
sands
te
on
the
beach
of
'
The
concentrating
action
of
the
waves
Is
curious.
Hecate
Strait
it
subject
to
violent
south
easterly
gales
which
beat
upon
the
eastern
shore
driving
nortnwarti.
After
a
gale
the
entire
aspect
of
the
bench
may
be
changed.
What
before
showed
black
sand
may
be
covered
by
a
foot
of
white
sand
or
the
rhite
sand
may
be
removed
leaving
black
sand.
One
striking
pecu-larlty
is
that
the
black
sand
does
not
of
necessity
lie
on
any
partle-
the
east
eeast
of
Oraitam
Island
by
lrly
impervious
bed
such
as
the
i
I
ciay
or
ferruginous
gravel
referred
I
to,
but
may
lie
In
a
layer
of
dis
tinct
concentration
on
the
top
of
white
sand,
mixing
very
Mttle
with
it.
Hanssen
Separator
1
These
concentrated
layers
may
be
from
an
Inch
to
several
feet
or
economic
geography
in
other
parts
of.
the
world
by
Zllit.
thu
varfctJ
in
'SEkS
writers
competent
to
speak
with
authority
on
their
parti-
Riveri
wnicn
wouia
s;u)rten
the
en-
!and
"S"
of
'ocauon
or
the,
cular
subjects.
It
is
feeling
its
way
toward
a
difficult
ideal
tire
distance
to
13
mii.
back
8311(14
13
ohe
ot
the
factors'
a
magazine
that
Witt
combine
authoritative
ch,th"
,to
e
ken
,nto
an
accurate
Thu
point
on
the
beach
was
sci-
u?n:
and
readable
text
with
the
best
obtainable
illustrations;
ected
on
account
of
the
roncentra-i".
,
that
is
a
text
that
will
be
authentic
hut
not
stodgy,
pdpular
ndi
by
a
small
stream
iSJe
ew
leSSttonT.'
without
and
with
wjfi
"
"
SSwIfS
ZSS,
being
puerile,
illustrations
that
tell
"uStlS
i
.
.
.
.
tV,;w
thoiown
and
nnjn
not
u
be
1,.
t)
high
bank
of
the
beach
has
been
cut.
t
story
merely
pretty
pictures.'
oethod
of
handling
the
through
by
the
stream.
On
reach-1?"
We
congratulate
the
society
on
its
first
number
and
mg
the
beach
an
these
stream
'?ndi
may
bHt
there
"
0er
EPIDEMIC
OF
HEALTH
It
would
seem
as
if
New
York
City
has
been
exercisinc
worked
1
er
than
would
atTlrst
be
exnected:
ine
ueen
cnancnic
aynaicatc
this
Is
further
aided
by
"wave-action."
tm,:,c'
au
we
precious(
(metals
by
the
Hanssen
precious'
.
Geological
Data
Imetal
separator,
a
simple
but
hW
The
ii
e
bank
wuw
above
aoove
high
mga
water
water
is
ls'frnJous
,hui
application
aiicniiua
at
of
centrifugal
centniugai
unusual
.,.,
of
e
health
ii.u
j
.1
ri.
a-
r
an
period.
and
the
Christian
Science
'force,
about
feet
high,
composed
of
particularly
wen
adapted
for
Monitor,
commenting
on
It
says
in
part
:
sand,
with
4
feet
of
peat
on
the
top;
i
reparating
the
very
rine
gold
or
"Seriously,
though,
why
should
not
New
York
City
and
farther
south
this
peat
has
In
flour
gold
and
plaUnum
from
the
every
Other
city
and
section
Of
the
World
enjoy
an
epidemic
Pces
alayer
of
10
feet
of
sand
on
dirt
of"
heavy
black
sand
concen-
of
health?
Would
not
such
a
state
of
affairs
really
be
more
P16
"
which
"I
rat!s
'Td
"
the
nst
60151
r
N
.1
to
fay
the
fierce
gales
from
the
Graham
Island.
normal
than
u
that
there
i
should
u
u
be
u
periodic
i-
Md
temfying
sonthewt
up
Hecate
Strait.
This,
The
machine
consists
of
bowl
epidemics
of
disease?
Is
not
health
the
natural
state
of
the
sand
bank
Ues
unconfomubly
on
tdtSSbi
a
individual?
Too
many
health
examinations
and
publicity
clay
and
cemented
gravel
beds.
uting
at
any
desired'
speed
In
the
campaigns
do
little
more
than
impress
on
thought
the
ap-
ome
of
the
betn
uU
operation
of
the
machine
mercury
parent
necessity
of
disease.
Let
New
York
City
and
any
?kk:
"If
m?6"!,
225
Xee.L
l7
Pced
in
the-bottom
of
the
bowl
other
city
that
chooses
to
do
so
turn
its
attention
away
5,VS
"ZILm
from
too
much
introspective
and
analytical
examination
cemented
layers
of
ferruginous
T?aZ
l
nIl
of
its
Milled
.health
problems,
and
the
probabilities
are
gravel
arc
only
a
foot
or
two
1
niai
me
nospuais
reauy
wouia
notice
a
perceptible
de-
"e
uoul
aoovc
ana
oclow
ine
cylindrical
wall
Of
Interest
to
Gardeners
The
Making
of
Better
Bouquets
v
raywiaiy
4i
nuav
rl
nnt
ihnv
onv
nf
.IKo
nro,
some
little
time
elapses
from
the!
or
lining
on
the
MarteU
Crk
are
concentrated
so
,21
f
l
that
they
contain
50
black
sand
1
5f
'
g1
W
dv'e'
d'rCCt
pulp
and
colors
of
gold
can
be
found
atJf1
,Uw
the
Ma
any
point
by
panning.
The
man-
ltfm
UP'I
agement
states
that
values
as
high
wa,r
df;
and
Jt
fn
angular
as
$11
to
the
cubic
yard
have
been
veloc.lty
"to
tn,at
01
bowl
obtained.
The
writer
panned
the
cau!,n
tt
to
trayel
"Pwards
at
at
black
sands
of
this
creek
In
a
num-
Predetermined
speed
depending
ber
of
places
and
got
colors
In
"
the
-nature
of
Che
feed)
In
a;
nearly
every
pan.
As
nearly
an
av-
1h,n
over
the
mercury.
As;
soon
as
the
told
and
Dlatlnumi
ATMS
rro
a
t
snncalKlo
utai
fnVon
nf
4Via
Some
flowers
often
cause
much
i
with
a
sharp
knife,
making
a
clean
same
sands
amounting
to
about
5
br'ng
material
Is
subjected
to
annoyance
by
refusing
to
freshen
cut
instead
of
the
usual
methods
of
pound;
this
was
carerully
quartered
,he
actW
of
the
centrifugal
force
llrZ
iH-tandp!afied
if
'elMO
which
crush
the
stem.
A
the
assay
office
but
the
resulting
,
a
"ParaUon
of
this
material
be-
time
they
are
cut
until
they
are
placed
in
a
vase.
This
condition
may
be
remedied
by
cutting
the
stems
under
water
after
they
have
been
taken
Into
the
house
and
not
exposing
the
cut
end
again
to
the
air.
When
the
stem
Is
cut
in
the
open
air
the
normal
functioning
ot
the
plant
draws
air
Into
the
cut
stem,
forming
tiny
bubbles.
This
prevent-,
the
circulation
of
water
through
the
stem
and
wilt
follows.
Cutting
off
a
portion
of
the
stem
allows
the
water
to
circulate
and
the
bloom
will
freshen
up.
The
receptacle
In
which
the
bouquet
Is
to
be
placed
should
have
sufficient
room
for
!sharp
cut
after
they
are
taken
iicen
,
arei
iu
lut
otcuia
wen
aim
at
night
It
is
an
excellen
place
the
flowers
In
some
where
the
stems
can
clous
metals,
though
four
half
as-
HINTS
FOR
GARDENERS
A
SHORT
CUT
gins,
the
heavier
particles
moving
to
the
outside.
Action
Explained
In
order
to
accelerate
the
separation
or
the
heavy
particles
of
.1.1
.
.
1
.
.
,
1
cial
appliances,
and
the
gold
and
platinum,
having
greater
specific
gravity
than
the
mercury,
win
pen-etrate
and
remain
in
the
mercury.
Orowth
can
be
hastened
and;in
the
case
of
clean
gold
It
is
weeas
cneciced
ty
the
use
of
muicn
I
qulcklp
amalgamated
thereby.
paper
which
Is
now
highly
recom-
j
platinum
and
rusty
cold
or
greasy
mended
by
government
authorities
gold
will
be
retained
aealnst
the
for
the
home
garden.
This
Is
simply
"
-"-
"
Wttn
wan
oi
of
th.
in?
dowi
untn
uniu
the
me
machln
macnin
Look
for
this
mark
on
ercry
ifn.
ft
is
pur
guarantee
that
Magic
Baking
Poic
derdoes
not
contain
alumorany
harmful
tngrcditnt.
lng
plan
woul
dseem
to
lend
itself
to
a
large
operation:
Suitable
ground
having
been
round,
the
centre
or
this
would
be
chosen
for
...
wuh.
u.e
omcr
ncuvjr
par-jthe
gold
saving
plant.
A
portable
tides
(as
magnetite,
garnet,
etc.)
.
tramwav
with
nhi
,iu
k
the
pulp
is
kept
agitated
by
spec,
,
to
one
8kle.
lheM
ctf
to
filled
by
a
gasoline
or
electric
small
shovel
and
hauled
to
the
plant
by
rope,
carried
up
an
Incline,
and
dumped
Into
a
bin.
From
the
bin
the
sand
and
gravel
would
pass
to
trommels,
which
would
screen
out
all
over
40-mesh
as
be
ing
or
no
value;
the
trommels
or
!.
acreens
"
wntilrt
rUlivr
t
a
tr
,
'f
JSff
SEE
"SeiVow'lf
Sta
rMt
bCta'
Sun
hfchTr
co'r
in
"V"'"
"
"nU!r
WZD
mercury,
win
pass
.
worv
6nould
snouid
hftvl
nave
a
capacity
of
day.
The
concentrates
jig
would
pass
to
the
I
machine,
where
the
value
I
merged
ir
K
is
desired
to
prolong
ches
of
mam-
early
bloomlne
shrubi
'
rainfall
which
runs
Into
the
ground
.
slTea
wo.aay
oeiore
my
arnvai
wou
a
De
saved.
Such
a
plant
the
life
of
the
bouquet.
Another
device
Is
to
sear
the
stems
over
the
flame
of
a
gas
stove
before
putting
the
flowers
In
water.
This
is
excellent
treatment
for
many
kinds
of
flowers.
The
stem
should
be
cut
just
before
the
searing.
Searing
closes
the
passages
In
the
stem
and
prevents
the
escape
of
sap.
Poppiea,
need
treating
by
this
method
to
make
them
stand
up
well.
It
Is
always
better
to
cut
flowers
mv
may
uiay
b,
be
dc
cut
cui
,t
and
ana
hmts,
broueht
into
into
the
a,n8
along
the
rows
rows
where
where
It
It
Is
is
most
most
"
na
w"
,?
B
,Ten
cn
1
lC5t
wnuc
r
J
f
w."
W0UId.
0
a
w
01
oi
a
a
large
lftre
aany
ton"
orougni
tne,
.
.,
AJ
there.
It
seempt
in
uwirV
nrfectlv.
ns
hin
n.
v,,,
tu
house
and
placed
In
vase,
to
open
11
13
etl
-tried"
to
pro-
mh"
'rcdug
"Vh?
"v"
their
blooms.
The
forsythla
andt,,
meions
and
sJmUar
ihtoglL
"ounce
It
an
unqualified
success,
which
It
would
pay
to
handle
the
pussy
willows
are
much
used
In1
growth
Is
very
materially
hastened
Mjr
car
18
that
lt
may
not
ie
and-
Further,
the
plant
would
be
this
manner.
They
give
a
fine
ex-'which
Is
a
most
Important
point
the
caPaclT
for
a
large
operation,
of
such
a
nature
that
It
could
ample
of
the
effectiveness
of
'
where
the
season
Is
short,
or
where
but
thIs
ra'eht
be
overcome
in
two
easily
be
moved
from
place
to
simplicity
in
flower
arrangements
extra
early
vegetables
are
wanted.
'way8
th
by
multiplying
the
place
where
the
values
proved
proas
a
few
stems
of
the
straight
Moreover,
this
new
mulch
ellmln-
number
of
machines
or
by
fjrst
fltable.
growing
willow
and
one
branch
oflates
practically
all
cultivation,
concentrating
the
sand
by
Jigging.;
Thorough
Sampling
Advised
forsythla
will
prove
much
more
er-1
Oardeners
arc
advised
to
at
least
Provided
careful
prospecting
If
carefully
thought
out,
both
as
fectlve
than
a
thick
cluster
or
i
covtr
a
portion
or
their,
vegetable
showed
that
there
was
a
suKlclent
to
method
or
working
and
finance
tangled
branches'
'-ptch
with
this
paper.
body
of
payable
sand,'the"
ttittatf
t'see
no
reason
why
some
of
the
CHEESE
STRAWS
I
cup
flour
1
tratpoon
Magic
Baking
I'owdrr
1
tableapoon
butter
2
cups
gratrd
cheese
A
pinch
of
salt
Cold
water
Sift
flour,
baking
and
aalt,
r'ovrder
tub
In
butter
and
cheese.
Mil
with
very
cold
vater.
Itoll
out
like
pie
crust,
cut
In
atripa
about
S
Inches
Ion-,
llakeln
a
hot
oven
till
nicely
browned.
If
you
bate
at
home
send
for
the
New
Magic
Cook
Ihwk.
It
will
provide
you
wltli
dozens
of
Interesting
suggestions
to
help
with
your
ltak
Jou
ig.
A
copy
will
Iks
acntrre
on
request.
(
Here's
a
delicacy
that
fairly
melts
in
your
mouth.
Tender
.
.
.
flaky
.
.
.
tempting
cheese
straws!
Doesn't
it
make
your
mouth
voter
just
to
think
about
them?
For
lunch
.
.
asi
aJ
side
dish
with
dinner
.
....nftfcthtihridcc
game,
or
when
exitertaining,
they're
equally
delightful.
And
so
easy
to
make,
therc'a
really
no
reason
why
you
shouldn't
serve
them
often.
But
when
making
th'cflir
member!
to
get'itllo'i
bct
tt
suits
for
every1
bdkifigdlaya
use
3IAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
the
kind
that
3
out
of
every
4
Canadian
houscuives
wild
hake
at
home
say
they
use
because
it
gives
consistently
belter
baking
results.
$Thlfact
Mas
rrrratml
In
a
rrnt
Domlnlun-wid
inivttijatloru
STANDARD
BRANDS
LlAlITED
CILLETT
PRODUCTS
TORONTO
MONTREAL
WINNIPEG
black
sand
deposits
of
Graham
Is-jsand
from
1
to
12
Indies
thick;
land
should
not
turn
out
to
bo
'sample
of
concentrates
from
tWi
paying
ventures,
and
hold
good
for
a
number
or
years,
but
It
should
be
clearly
understood
that
such
undertaking
should
be
approached
with
caution
under
expert
advice
and
a
thorough
sampling
or
the
ground
made
before
any
expense
la
incurred
ror
machinery.
Taking
a
number
or
samples
here
and
there
over
a
deposit
and
getting
them
assayed
In
the
way
that
would
be
done
in
a
lode
mine
will,
in
my
opinion,
give
results
which
may
be
entirely
erroneous,
either
too
high
or
unduly
low.
The
meth-od
that
suggests
Itself
would
be
to
take
a
small
self-contained
Hans
sen
scperator
on
to
the
ground
and
run
through
it
a
definite
yardage,
of
sand
from
representative
sections
of
the
ground,
then
retorting
the
mercury
and
weighing
the
resulting
precious
metals
and
calculating
the
yield.
Black
Rand
on
Massr.tt
Inlet
Peter
Kay
has
a
black
sand
claim
about
I
mile
south
of
Massct
wharf.
The
bank
Is
15
or
20
feet
claim
gave
0.6
oz.
gold
and
J
platinum
to
the
ton,
but
a
ample
on
assay
gave
no
valuei
The
southern
end
of
the
claim
cut
by
a
small
stream
which
nai
concentrated
the
sand,
here
t
men
were
able
to
make
good
a8eS
with
a
sluice-box,
shovelling
In"'
rand
and
pumping
the
water
lro
the
stream.
Colors
of
gold
'
got
nearly
anywhere
by
panniM
and
some
of
the
colors
are
a
i
weight,
by
no
means
what
known
as
fine
gold.
This
proptw
Is
ove.r
fifteen
miles
from
wu
the
other
black
sand
deposit
b
Ins.,
worked
and
will
serve
to
snc
the
wide
distribution
of
the
vaio
Playing
on
the
street
not
far
lrB
his
homo
at
404
Eighth
A?cnU'
West,
Oliver
Santerbane,
flve-y
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
San
bane,
suffered
a
broken
leg
-a
.
a
-
-
.
I.
wti.l1
tie
"
trim
ui
uic
wcvk
wre
1
struck
by
the
Q.
and
S.
Grocery
livery
car.
The
child
Is
novr
above
high
tide
and
some
50
feet
lng
treatment
In
the
Prince
back
amongst
the
timber.
Several
pert
General
Hospital
where
tfiat
test
rtffa
pits
have
VinvA
ttoiri
been
sunk
etinlr
A
8
n
Q
9
lavnni.fn1
expected
Hia
the
Krtna
bone
will
will
bC
be
or
reet
deep,
showing
layers
or
black
morrow.
recelf