14
Ik
Excitement
Grows
at
Edson;
Maiir
ot
ores
are
reported
to
be
showing
l
It
,
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r
i
r
PAOK
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
April
1.
1G31
Price
50c
a
box
Heart
and
Nerves
So
Bad
Was
Unable
To
Sleep
For
Hours
MIm
Therein
M.
Barer?,
Gailingtrtown,
Out.,
vrrit:
"I
u
troubled,
for
almont
a
year,
with
my
heart
and
nerve,
especially
on
retiring
at
aight
jrhf
it
I
jroukl
ha
aubble
to
ileep
for
hours.
I
vat
eaaily
litigved,
aoJ
became
very
euUhle
and
irrilabTe."
'
A
frirtd'
wommnoVu
itllLbrn'
Heart
and
Nerve
Pill
and
after
taknp
them
for
a
few
wevkt
I
could
enjoy
a
good
night
'
rent.
,
and
rapidly
regained
nty
former
ttate
of
health.
'
Sold
U
int
it
g
titeral
ttsru,
ex
asaOti
alrtet
on
we!pt
at
pilt
Ijr
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T.
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Ltd,
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.NEWS.
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RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
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Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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Rupert
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and
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98
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
CIrrulations
DAILY
EDITION
RUSH
FOR
PtATMM
Citizens'
Leave
iFor"
Scene!
RT
SAMPLES
EXPECTED
Those
at
Scene
of
Discovery
Press
Great
Confidence
Wednesday,
April
1,
1931.
stream
three
miles
up
from
its
mouth
with
the
Aihabaska
river
and
claim
are
being
staked
on
either
side
of
-the
highway.
Express
Confidence
Those
experienced
in
the
way
i
great
confidence
'hi
the
value
of
the
platinum
findings.
Dr.
J.
A
Allan,
head
of
the
department
ol
'geology
at
the
University
of
berta,
declares,
however,
that
while
the
platinum
indication.,
in
the
glacial
gravels
which
cove.
EDMONTON,
April
1
With
the
entire
district
in
which
Obed
excitement
growing
to
a
mow
and
Sullivan.
Creek
are
located.
feverish
pitch.
Edson's
platinum
i
there
to
likelihood
that
there
ha
to
Obed.
40
miles
west
of
that
;
been
concentration
sufficient
to
town,
ir
continuing
in
full
swing,
i
make
the
ore
value
up
to
$1,100
pe:
with
130
day
and
Claims
staked
on
Mon-80
more
up
to
noon
on
White
tkemies,
he
eeived
fliy.
inepvljitljlst
or
the
University
of
.Alberta,
des-ptte
mrim
iruqEan
district
that
the
university
has
assayed
the
ore.
Sample,
however,
are
expected
within
the
next
24
hoars.
Q.
Dotan,
Edmonton,
who
found
the,
platuutn
claim,
arrived
bacS
in
the
city
on
Tuesday
morning.
but
has
little
for
newspapermen.
On
Tuesday
afternoon
he
.went
over
to
the
University
of
Alberta
to
see
Dr.
J.
A.
Allan,
to
get
in
formation
as
to
the
gtaclar
history
of
the
find.
-.
Easy
For
Edsonltes
.
The
rush
for
riches
Js
fac
Jtfieid
irom
the
old-time
Klondike
drives
pr
even
the
more
resent
rush
Into
iareported
strike
area
in
the
south
StttMs
province.
Edson
resident
s
y
are
lumping
Into
their
i
boocin
across
40
miles
of
'Jasper
highway,
parking
their
machines
and
.'taking
their
claim
.
'
Then
they
can
turn
around
and
go
ton,
as
enthusiasts
claim.
He
U
anxious
to
jget
sampes.
-
Postmaster
Carmichael
at
Obed
Indicated
to
stakers
on
Monday
that
he
has
great
confidence
in
the
discovery.
A.
E.
McDonald,
superintendent
of
the
Edson
division
of
the
Cana
dian
National
railways,
is
reporter
to
have
gone
to
the
scene
of
th
find
to
Investigate
on
behalf
of
th
railway,
.
.
.
tell
of
Excitement
Arrivals
In
Edmonton
tell
of
the
excitement
prevailing
and
the
rush
to
the
scene
of
the
find.
me
roaa
was
crowded
oo
Monday
with
cars
taking
people
In
to
stake."
said
one
visitor.
"The
are
coming
from
miles
around
and
feel
certain
that
they
have
a
rich
placer
mining
area."
Most
of
the
staking
is
on
what
is
commonly
known
as
Sullivan
Creek,
which
is
crowed
by
the
Jasper
highway.
It
is
reported
that
claims
have
been
staked
all
th
way
to
the
Athabaska
river.
Parties
hare
arrived
In
the
city
to
file
upon
claims
staked
last
Sunday,
the
day
before
the
rush.
back
to
E6on
making
a
litUe
trip!
They
have
found
that
the
original
that
requires,
for
the
stomach
sake,
only
a
few
sandwiches
and
i
flash
of
coffee:
might
y
different
from
the
days
of
frying
pans
anr.
salt
pork.
The
WitJ
fhoj-eporttd
Jjnd
of
platinum
ihf,.
jpulUfreek
about
five
mites
west
of
Obed.
at
a
point
where
it
intersects
rtii
highway.
Th'
rejfjtfiy
HJti
cxpss
th-
location
claim
must
first
be
flirt
upon
as
future
entries
will
be
num-creo
aroidlnglv.
As
a
result,
it
will
be
necessary
for
a
surveyor
U
leave
for
tne
tield
at
once
to
Jo
cate
the
original
claim
of
William
Erwin
and
Jerry
"
Dolan.
Parfde
have
ten
days
to
file
from
the
time
their
ralm.
which
Is
some
20
acres
in
area.
l.
staked
'
Hon.
O.
P.
Goucher
NOVA
SCOTIA
has
as
IU
Mini..
tor
of
Natural
Resources
Hon.
O..P.
Geoefcsr,
who
has
been
t
lately
ltJentHrtd-with
apicultural
work
for
.
many
yprt.
lis
is
also
chairman
of
the
Nova
Scotia
Committee
of
the
World'a
Grain
Bxh&ltWn
and
Con-fereuee.
'
BrnfcfAmUp8H
Countyln
186.
Mr.
GcMseher
graduated
from
the
puhlic
and
high
aehools
and
ntiuhed
eft
his
4ueatlon
at
the
Truro
Norms!
Scbosli
For
four
years
W
wal
Itor4;
f
Jh,
Lawrencetewn
High
School
and
for
another
six
j-esra
atd
in
similar
capacity
at
the
Middle
ton
High
School.
Bateffag
commercial
life
in
1902
he
became
aaaociated
with
th
Manufacturers'
Life
organisation
and
In
1926
asmmcd
thi
general
managership
of
the
company
for
the
Province
of
Nova
Scntia.
Mr.
Gaucher
wss
elected
to
the
Nova
Scotia
Legislature
in
1925,
and
was
ealM
upon
to
enter
the
Government
in
1930,
Ukiag
tho
portfolio
cf
natural
reeourees.
For
a
number
of
yean
he
was
eloely
antocisted
with
tho
fruit
growing
induatry
of
hit
Province,
owning
and
supervising
sn
apple
orchard
of
contiderable
alxe
in
the
heart
of
the
Annapolis
Yalley.
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dalhousic
fleeting
With
Success
in
Tidewater
Molybdenum
Independentaiay
Reopen
,
Soon-Prosperity
D?njvelP
.
:.'.'
;.,,
U
The
Dalhousie
Mining
Co.,
it
isefcrtefiristillmeeting
with
unusual
success
in
the
development
pf
tlie
Tidewater
Molybdenum
property,
a
short
distance
down
the
inlet
from
the
town
of
Alice
Arm.
Development
work
at
the
present
time
is
being
concentrated
on
a
raise;frqm
the
lower
level
to
the
upper
and
extension
the
upper
drift.
Work
has
been
susnended
nn
thp
pvt
this
being
caused
by
the
fact
that
more
ventilation
is
trlj'l
Ti
11
.1
1
1
X
1
.
uccueu
it
w
as
mereiore
tieciuea
io
anve
a
raise
to
the
upper
drift.
When
this
raise
has
beer.
1
completed,
the
lower
drift
will
be
the
near
future,
become
a
steady
continued
unUl
it
has
cut
throueh
ProcIucer-
V
the
whole
series
of
ore
bodies,
thus
giving
a
great
depth
on
them.
This
A.
St.
Claire
Brindle.
well
Inown
lower
drift
has
been
driven
in
ore
Throughout
tne
north
as
a
mining
throughout
its
entire
length
which
engineer,
addressing
the
Brit
.h
is
very
encouraging.
The
raise
is!
Columbia,
Chamber
ot
Mines
in
also
being
driven
in
ore
and
the
1
Vancouver
recently,
advocated
free
extension
of
the
upper
tunnel
i
airplane
transportation
tor
pro-
shows
that,
as
greater
depth
is
kpeetors
to
remote
areas
in
the
obtained,
the
ore
becomes
richer,
north
to
facilitate
the
search
toe
fCYeiupmem
wont
wnicn
has
m
goia
xar
been
done
indicates
that
the
Tidewater
Molybdenum
may.
in
Premium
Sliced
Bacon
Buy
Premium
Sliced
Bacon
in
the
convenient
1
lb.
Carton
or
in
the
handy
ri
lb.
cellophane
wrapped
package.
S.
P.
Fitzgerald,
-who
returned
to
PKINCE
KUPEKT.
B.C.
-
Alberta
Market
Archie,
Dan.
Bulkley
Market.
Economy
Gash
Si
Carry.
YrizzellB
Ltd.
Great
Watt
Grocery.
Hallberg.'K.
Hannan,
E.
Hunt.
F.
E,
Ltd.
Johnson
Grocery.
,
Joslin's
Meat
Market.
King
Tal
Co.
Kwong
Sun
Chong
Co.
Unzey
Si
Daviea.
Lipsett,
Ed.
IPJU
Ltd.
Munro
Brothers.
Ham
Premium
Savor-tite
Swif
t'a
Premium
Savor-tite
is
s
mott
wonderful
convenience.
Premium
Ham,
boned,
ikinlets,
trimmed
of
excess
fat,
thoroughly
cooked
ready
to
serve.
'stewait
last
week
after
spendtwjly
declining
price
of
silver,
ithe
whiter
in
the
south,
is
veryj
glace
taking
over
the
man-enthusiastic
about
the
future
of
agement
of
this
property.
Premier
the
PorUand
Canal
district,
As
J
(
ha
advanced
for
development
eoon
as
the
stabilization
of
silver
$139;025;
additional
claims,
$4,100:
is
accomplished,
he
Is
confident
mine
equipment,
$50,029.01;
ma-that
there
will
be
ample
fund;tertal
and
supplies
on
hand,
$11,-avaiiable
for
mining.
As
far
as
the
;
03C.08.
During
this
development
IndeDendence
nropertir
was.
-con-
there
has
been
a
charce.for.
inter-
jcerned,
Mr.
Fitzgerald
stated
that
est
of
$23,648.04.
Nofx
aht'able,
to
some
assessment
wont
was
to
d
report
tnat
a
u
ring
wis
snort
lour--arrled
on
now
with
the
posstb-H-
teen
months
of
production
these
ity
that
regular
operations
might
charges
have
been
paid
off
with
be
resumed
before
the
end
of
th"
'hj
exception
of
$38,827.64
while
year.
.
to
offset
this
balance
due,
we
have
-
a
credit
of
$5.765.09
which
is
th.-
;
R.
S.
Watson,
representing
th
total
of
uncollected
proceeds
of
ore
Consolidated
Mining
St
Smelting,
sales,
ore
in
bunkers,
plant
and
Co.,
has
started
off
recently
from
rouipment,
supplies
on
hand
and:
Vanderhoof
for
the
Nation
River
additional
property
leaving
a
cre-j
mining
area
in
the
interest
of
his
dit
of
$32
428.03
and,
in
addition1
,
company.
to
this,
we
have
piled
at
the
beach
j
reoral
thousand
loot
of
silver
ore
1
'
"It
is
with
a
very
great
deal
o(
with
content
of
about
20
ounces
j
ratWaction
that
I
can
report
a
whteh
would
make
a
nice
asset
1
very
highly
successful
year
for
the
wife
higher
price
for
stiver.
The
Prosperity
Mine
Syndicate
underlining
and
tram
cost
of
this
is
all
the
efficient
management
of
th'
paid.
During
the
fourteen
months
.Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.."
statema
total
of
20
853.41
wet
tons
were.
George
A.
Mehlfield.
president
at
i
mined
and
shipped
to
smelter.
eon-
the
recent
annual
meeting
of
the
Prosperity
Syndicate
in
Victoria.
"The
Prosperity
has
made
a
remarkable
record
for
the
fourteen
months
of
production
to
January
l
1931.
and
this
in
face
of
severe
eu-jnath
conditions
and
the
constant-
Premium
Ham
When
you
buy
a
whole
ham,
or
by
the
piece,
or
sliced,
look
for
the
identifying
word
"Swift"
in
brown
dots
down
the
fall
length
of
the
side.
Premium
Bacon
At
in
the
cate
of
Premium
Htm
Premium
Bacon
it
alto
eatily
identified
by
the
brand
"Swift"
which
appears
In
dots
on
the
tide.
PKINCE
KUPEUT,
Ua
Musaallem
Grocery
Co.
Lid
Phillips,
A.
E.
Q.
St
S.
Orocery.
Real
Cove
Orocery.
,
Sea
view
Grocery.
Sunrise
Grocery.
Tom
Lee
SiCo.
,
Venezia
Grocery.
-
Watts-Orocery.
,
"VesUs
Butch1
eterfa.
Yamanaka,
II.
K.
ANYOX,
IJ.C.
Oranby
stores
CKDARVALE,
B.C.
Moxley
Si
Thompson.
tents
of
which
were
412.25
ounces
of
gold
and
1.546.2M.9
ounces
o.
silver
with
gross
smelter
value
oi
$575J76.68
or
$2933
per
ton.
Tho
production
cost
was
$362,189.34
or
$18.45
per
ten.
leaving
a
net
profit
of
$fl3.0gl34
or
$10.88
per
ton
,
One
ray
Important
factor
In
the
development
of
the
property
has
been
the
recently
increasing
gold
content
of
the
ore,
.having
practically
doubled
in
January
Advertise
in
the
rmllv
New.
A
Great
Deal
p0
1
or
pleasure
"FOR
.5
YOU
WRIGLETS
let
In
the
mott
that
chewing
gum
offer.
Try
a
package
today
and
ce
how
good
good
gum
can
be.
The
day
I
work
goei
much
,
y'-tft&e
eatler
with
Xt.rZh
Pick
r
WRICLEY'S.
0n?0
WRIGLEYS
CHEWING
GUM
a.
;i
.
r
9
Swift's
Premium
or
Bacon
FOR
EASTER
"t.
:'
The
merchants
listed
bblow
are
ready
to
tak:e
care
of
your
Easter
Premium
Ham
or
Bacon
Order.
They
have
increased
their
stocks
in
anticipation
of.
your
needs.
Arrangeforyour
Easter
Ham
or
Bacon,
at
once,
so
you
may
be
sure
of
getting
Premium.
Premium
Hams
retain
their
full
flavor
when
served,
because
thej
require
no
parboiling
before
broiling
or
frying.
J
'
Insist
on
Premium
when
ordering.
The
splendid
flavor
and
generaJ
high
qualities
will
make
it
worth
your
while.
Buy
"Premium"
from
COPIT.lt
CITV,
tt.C.
U
6,
jMnner.
IIAZELTOV,
B.a
Hudson
Bay
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Mjrrou
Si
smith.
3artfli,
R,
S.
Ltd.
NEW
IIAZrXTO.V,
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ROM,
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POUT
ESS1NGTON,
B.C.
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Jolllffc,
Oordon
It.
SKIDEGATE,
B.C.
Seharffe
RoberL
iH
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