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Friday.
May
29,
1931
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Black
Sands
of
Graham
Island
Being
Opcratcd-Neiv
Kind
of
Diamond
Drill
Leave
For
Cariboo
Gold
Fields
In
ihe
latest
football
encounter
between
the
two
communities,
Bums
Lake
defeated
Rose
Lake
by
a
score
of
7
to
1.
In
th
game
Immediately
previous,
Rose
Lake
won
5
to
1.
;
While
exeavating
last
week
at
Imeson's
Beach,
Nohr
Hauer
and
Sidney
Godwin
came
upon
a
human
skeleton.
The
bones
were
pretty
well
disintegrated
but
the
skull
was
intact.
Presence
of
arrow-beads
nearby
Indicate
that
it
may
nave
been
the
remains
of
a
prehis-Itoric
man.
They
were
found
only
a
foot
under
the
foil.
Percy
Kaler
and
Andrew
Drew
of
Tchesinkut
Lake
have
been
working
sixteen
hours
and.
store
a
day
bringing
to
their
tie
to
ttee
siding.
About
twenty
name
were
added
9
to
the
voters'
list
at
a
court
of
re
1.40
vision
oanouetea
nere
oy
registrar
J.
D.
Moore
of
Fort
Fraser.
A
3-
T.
Harvey,
barrister
and
sol-
ieKor
of
Smithers.
was.
a
visitor
here
on
prefctwfonal
builneas
re
cently.
!T:.r.".'-:"f
"c
iirxuy
Aliard
and
Oueletto.
.
,s
...
...
.....
"
i:vc.
The
irc
mhui-i...
.
jocaleatMassett.
The
Gold
Star
a
new
kind
of
drilL
the
smallt
.
n'i
W?!
".llalSSIOnarV
1
ea
fMifltog
Co,
which
has
a
crew
at
made.
The
drtil
weighs
only
40
lZT:!
I
IP
f
I
iwork
on
the
east
coast,
has
made
apounds
and
the
rod.
weigh
an
ad-
2fL22.
fj
siSTpeS
IS
SuCCeSSlUl
UUlXCdMUI
;snHahmeflt
of
gold.
It
is
repor-
-dltlonal
70
pounds,
it
is
operated
ptTZJ'
ted
that
gflcd
values
of
platinum
,
by
a
gas
enetee.
The
drill
haTben
PaHl
Banak'
I
,are
also
to
be
found
In
the
gold-
especially
designed
tor
the
use
of
i
Ml
vi,
U
J
'l!d."rc.h.J,'u
"teartns
sand.
Visiting
AMee
Arm
last
week.
O.
'st
Wetfneaday
night
from
Van-
Aftersoon
,
.
eouver.
;
Five
young
men
from
Hacelton
...
.
.
Wahistrom
of
Ihe
well
known
Boyje
and
New
Hazelton
left
last
week
by
i
una.
auunona
arunng
concern,
truck
for
the
Carihno
Batteries
T
T
Agenu
f
jr
the
Tube
lflcKae
Bros.
w
Electro-Chromatic
P1?mrrudak
Reedonaton
.
.
LIMITED
pick-up
THE
DAILY
KEWS
WVU
-May
J8,
la
NORTHERN
B.
C
NEWS
BURNS
LAKE
I
NEWHAZELTON
With
the
largest
attendance
oa
he
grounds
stnse
railway
construction
days,
the
annual
y$r
torta
Day
celebration
was
heldj'te
rw,
Haselton
on
Monday.
In,,th
ports
New
Hazelton
beat
Hagwii-?et
In
baseball
11
to
nil
while
local
efeool
boys
won
9
to
8
over
thovs
jf
Smithers.
There
were
many
tfeej
sporting
events
and
a
big
ance
In
the
evening
brought
a
successful
day
to
a
fitting
closet,
Albert
Mercer
returned
to
town
'n$t
Saturday
after
spending
sdm
time
on
his.
trap
line
on
the
south
ork
of
Copper
River.
He
brouh;
n
a
satisfactory
quantity
of
beaver
and
other
skins
Melodies
Linger
In
the
Mind
From
The
Beauty
Shop'j
The
usual
musical
comedy,
oi
comic
opera,
which
has
met
with,
ueeaae
during
the
past
few
years
Ltovd
Wilson,
who
a
few
rears
contains
one.
or
possibly
two,
sing-
ago
was-a
member
of
the
local
staff
in
numbers
which
developed
Into
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
pas-
r"
mM-
ana
"
P"
sod
through
here
by
auto
last
f
a
very
rare
excepuon
Thursday
en
route
to
the
Oartboo
xnu
ruie
is
louna
in
-me
ueauiy
gold
fields
where
he
will
engage
irr
bnov-
e
snappy
musical
eomeay
prospecting.
,
which
will
be
seen
In
the
Capitol
.
!
Theatre
on
Tuesday,
June
9
under
Dr.
Morrlsen.
the
well
known
den-
lh
auspice
of
the
local
Lodge
of
tist.
Is
visiting
here
and
'at
OoUa
BPO
Elks.
This
piece
can
boast
of
Lake
and
Wistaria.
1
al
iaMt
eignt
or
ten
musical
num-
i
bers
which
linger
in
the
mind
long
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Stanyer.
who
seeing
me
penormance
ana
Wtt
here
last
spring,
have
returned
whten
are
at
"whistly""
variety,
to
Burns
Lake
to
resume
rasidenoe.
Among
those
which
are
bound
to
become
noouimr.
-and
vhlrh
are
n.
;t
.
,
j
wc
icarm
vvj
ic
UjasvuiB
r
'
'
7
I
The
blacked
gold
fields
of
Graham
Island
continue
to'J
S"
;attractTnuch
attention.
A
party,
headed
by
Austin
Brown,
mentioned
i
want
to
Look
Like
wen
Known
mining
man,
arrived
recently
at
Massett
and
ir
i
vnrnnnnr
!Mrjr
Gare0-"
Saturday
Afternoon
thas
located
at
the
Bluejacket
mine
where
buildings
are
be-1
Y
AIM
iJLKiiU
Ui4
!
00
B"."
au
Dressed
uP
and
ing
constructed
preparatory
to
bringing
in
machinery.
F.
'
,
2Ll,.1.,Iefa"
M.
Hicks,
investigator
engineer
for
a'southern
firm,
left:
on
Tuesday
evening
hat
confir.
wil--TwL
i
eSS
i
recently
;vith
concentrate
samples
taken
from
represen-,natton
wa
conducted
in
the
local
,
ULota
M
Quen
and
ttative
claims.
Mr.
Hicks
stated
that
the
samples
would
be
CaU5o!kl.ch"r!h
.BUhop
"Carissima."
-
:tstH
nnH
it
if
V,of
..i,J
V
.uY.
-
M-
BunoE-
aalst(l
by
Fathers
E.
i
ue
vvamcii
s
Missionary
csocieiy
Doctors
Kins:
and
Rkhardson
are
at
vtr
nUmA
riu.h
,.u
.
.....
'
ww
VUUIVll
iitiu
cs
Till
gave
a
demonstration
of
drllllrf
on
where
the
hart
infn.,i.n
.
;F.'VM'"
u.u.iry
mw
,
succesftul
tea
and
sale
of
home
the
Wolf
mine,
near
the
town
with
trood
toirt
RtntA
hPino
m.
,cnao
Hote.
cook
a
jwctorday
afUrnoon
at
UjeJ
i
home
of
Mrs.
Q.
V.Wilkinson.
Many
1
-
The
following
are
among
changes
Udies
called
during
the
afternoon
anecung
canooo
prasoyiery
whlen
to
lend
their
patronage
to
the
af-have
been
made
to
the
United
fair.
The
hostess
was'asslsted
in
re-Church
ministry:
Rev.
David
Don-
cervine
by
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergln.
nre-
Udson.
Glscome
to
8mithers;
Rev.
WuUam
McKenzie.
Haselton
to
Queen
Chariotte
Islands;
Rev.
Adam
Crisp
to
Qiacome.
D.
W.
Donald,
well
known
cattle
breeder,
had
ft
narrow
escape
from
"riuj.
injury
last
Thursday
when
hi
horses
started
to
bolt
after
a
load
of
hay
he
was
hauling
becasae
united
by
a
spark
from
his
pipe.
Jwhn
Boor
stopped
the
horses,
pregnane
what
might
have
been
ser-iou.s
unury
for
Mr.
Donald.
SMITHERS
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Smithers
Branch
of
the
British
Chambar
of
Mima,
a
baaqui
.
The
new
Bmlthers
band
made
i
first
public
appearanoe
last
6n-day
afternoon
in
an
open-air
ten-cert
which
was
much
appreciated
by
all
who
heard
It,
the
band
giv
ing
u
splendid
performance.
A
softball
series
between
CJ4.R.
teams
of
Prln.ee
George
and
Bmlthers
was
held
here
last
Sunday.
Prince
George
won
both
games.
tne
nrst
Dy
a
score
or
8
to
3
anr.
the
second
by
19-7.
W.
H.
Tobey,
CNJl.
division!
superintendent,
Prince
Rupert,
and
R.
F.
McNaughton.
district
passenger
agent,
were
here
at
the
end
of
last
week
on
official
business.
stdent
of
the
Women's
Missionary''
Society.
During
the
afternoon
there
was.a
delightful
musical
program
which
included
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
P.
C.
MlHer,
Mrs.
Arthur
Halleran.
Miss
t-iina
Vickers
and
Mrs.
MacFie
with
Mis.
Alfred
Wilson,
Mrs.
Wall
arid
aeoompanists.
There
were
violin
and
I
ilano
duets
by
Misses
Ruth
and'
''AWh
Wilkinson,
piano
solos
by
Mhr
I-abeJ
Sinclair
and
readings
by
Mrs.
Charles
Lord.
,
Mrs.
O.
A.
Bdgecumbe
and
Miss;
i
MMmun
luHiuucK
prmticu
uv
me
yen
.
I
table,
the
tea
room
convener
being
Mrs.
James
Krlkevsky.
Assisting
In
rervmg
were
Mrs.'
J.
J.
Payne.
Mrs.
'W.
B.
Oorntah.
Mrs.
D.
Santerbane'
and
Mrs.
J.
g.
Irvine.
The
home.
w:r
tendered
last
Friday
night
ln
.coofcint
table
was
In
charge
oi
Mrs.
the
Bulkley
Valley
hotel
to
James
IJuh
Killln
and
Mrs.
Thomas
and
E
Kirby.
returning
mining
recor-:
Mrs.
O.
F.
Davey
aeted
as
cashier.
der
here.
James
Wright
presktelj
-
und
among
the
speakers
were
Dr
'
Dr
Joseph
T.
Mandy,
resident
II
r
Wrlnch.
MJA..
Douelas
Lar
fining
engineer,
is
back
from
an
resident
mining
engineer.
A
test!-inspection
trip
to
the
Queen
Char
montal
of
appreciation
sotued
to
Mr.
Kirby.
was
pre-
lotte
Islands.
He
visited
a
number
of
properties
including
Uie
famous
Southeaster
at
Skidegate
on
which
development
work
is
continuing.
Uncle
GA3AZUS
Is
coming!
fStlFFNESSl
mt4J
i
rB
Hh
mum
vM
fc(r
SJ
Vmi'II
tn
lmkw
f
I
jl
CoL
Charles
Lindberg
and
Wife
On
Test
Flight
Col.
Charles
Lindbergh
and
his
wife
in
new
Lockheed-Vega
m
nopl:me
with
retractlble
land-
r
lhg
gear
before
gomg
aloft
In
test
fl.iit
Ph;ne
attained
cruising
.
va-u
oi
220
miles
an
hour
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l6l7
qI
presentation,
in
easily
understandable
form,
of
the
Bank's
SEMI-ANNUAL
STATEMENT
30th
April,
1931
I
.
LIABILITIES
LIABILITIES
TO
THE
PUBLIC
Deposits
.
,
.
.
,
PajtUe
Jr9n4
snj
fut
tutiet.
Notes
of
the
Bank
in
Crculation
Letters
of
Credit
Outstanding
.
!
i
.
iiwiwu
rtspnntilitiet
Mdcrfaitii
m
MJJ
tfnavwtrrt
for
ttm-mtrcUl
ttmtsttimt
(let
pjf
letting
wwi(
nj
in
Wnwfj.
Other
Liabilities
Items
"which
Jo
not
rime
unjrr
the
fttym
heaJmef.
Total
Lubflitie
to
the
Public
.
.
.
'
LIABILITIES
TO
THE
SHAREHOLDERS
Capital,
Surplus
and
Undivided
Profits
Oi
Reserves
tor
Dividends
.
.
.
Thii
irnuunt
tefrttnlt
the
ihsrrhaljrh'
intend
in
the
Buhi,
tier
hUh
UMJditi
to
the
fniUe
ule
pmeJencf.
Total
Liabilities
.
RESOURCES
To
meet
the
foregoing
Liabilities
the
Bank
has
Cash
In
its
Vaults
and
in
the
Central
Gold
Reserves
Notes
of
and
Cheques
on
Other
Banks
PrfMt
in
uih
m
freienutiam.
Money
on
Deposit
with
Other
Banks
.
AsiMt
demand.
Government
Si
Other
Bonds
and
Debentures
Gtl-edgt
Securitiet
pttctietBj
tH
tf
which
mature
at
early
dam.
Stocks
f
Kailmaf
and
Industrial
and
vther
Mocit
at
or
marlet
falm.
Call
Loans
outiide
of
Canada
Secured
hy
hondi,
ttodti
and
ether
nefctiahle
tecuritiet
tf
rrater
uaUe
than
the
taanl
and
trfrnentrnt
noneyt
quicily
araUahle
with
M
dtrhin
c
fleet
en
tondnioni
in
Canada.
Call
Loans
in
Canada
.
Payahlt
em
demand
and,
tecured
hy
hondt
and
troth
ef
fretter
!u
than
the
leant.
TOTAL
OF
QUICKLY
AVAILABLE
RESOURCES
(equal
to
55.72
of
all
Uahillhei
to
the
Public)
Other
Loans
.
Til
manufacturer!,
farmett,
merehantt
and
eiherit
en
cenditteut
ten
tistenf
with
found
hmtmf.
Bank
Premises
.......
Three
fntfertiet
only
art
carried
in
the
name),
ef
helimt
temfanien
the
Wect
and
hondt
if
then-
cempaniet
art
ennrelj
eemeihy
the
Batik
and
atfeat
em
the
laukt
at
Si.
re
in
eath
tote.
Alt
ether
ef
the
Bank't
fremim,
the
tatut
ef
ihkh
largely
etaetdt
Stt,foetQa,
appear
umiet
thit
htadinf.
Real
Estate
and
Mortgages
on
Real
Estate
.
.
Aceuired
in
the
ceant
ef
the
Banlt't
hutinttl
and
in
pmeeu
ef
heme
reauted
upon.
z
Cuitomen
Liability
under
Letters
of
Credit
.
,
Pepreientf
LahilitHi
efcuttetnen
en
aaeeut
ef
Letrnrn
ef
Credit
inutd
hy
the
Banhf"
Vir
account.
pdirr
Aeti
not
included
in
the
Foregoing
,
Making
Total
Assets
of
f
.
,
r
,
la
meet
payment
ef
LiahHitiei
te
the
PulRc.
ef
tearing
an
txctss
of
Assets
over
Liabilities
to
the
Public
PROFIT
and
LOSS
ACCOUNT
Profit
for
th
Klf
ft
nuling
oih
April,
DivkImkU
ptui
pr
fttytbU
le
Shirarraljcra
.
,
ftwuion
for
Tun
Dominion
Guvtrnmcnt
KcHtvuion
for
Cuik
Pimini
,
,
IUlnuof
Profit
and
Lm
Acrniat,
Octuiwr
)ik,
0o
.
BalvKl
of
Profit
and
Lou
carril
forward
.
.
.
IU6aooo.oo
280.000.00.
2oo.o66.oo
i
665,750,090.45
33,6674J.(Xr
.
8,973,9114
234,4911
f
710,726,4)7.10
76,17169.11
.
86,897,706.21
79,312,099.47
36,75928.49
16,937,790.32
216,329,624.76
J9902.H'
34,040,7687
lli347,!487.68'
39026,901.10
361,918,245.42
it
14,500,000)0
1,780,837.77
8,973,911.94
3,69709.98
.
-
786,897,7061
'
710,726,437.10
of
4
76,17169.11
nJ71.7Ji.7l
X6
40,000
00
The
strength
of
a
bank
is
determined
by
its-history,
it,
policy,
Us
management
and
the
extent
of
its
resources,
Fpr
11
ytars
the
Bank
of
Montreal
has
been
in
the
forefroni
of
Canadian
finance.
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