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Tuesday.
AprH
35,
1933
i'UEMlEU
MINE
The
Mining
World
and
Engineering
tteeotd
throws
feomo
dotlbt
on
the
interpretation
given
to
the
Prqmiqr
Gold'
Milling
Company's
recent
report,
which
intimated
that)
the
life
of
the
big
mine
would
end
in
about
two
years.
The
ftecord
savs
there
is
a
considei'able
amount
of
low
giade
ore
available
for
treatment,
and
no
doubt
it
was
for
that
reason
the
tramway
-was
recently
renewed.
The
comment
on
the
report,
after
speaking
of
the
property
in
the
Kirk-land
district
which
is
paying
well
and
the
recently
purchased
interest
in
the
Big
Bell
and
Little
Bell
property
in
West
Australia,
says:
"Altogether
the
report
reads
as
very
far
from
an
expiring
cry.
We
can
scarcely
believe
that
the
developed
tonnage
in
the
Premier
Mine
itself
really
represents
the
ore
likely
to
be
taken
out
before
the
mine
is
closed
down.
The
fact
that
recently
much
of
the
aerial
tram
has
been
rebuilt
and
a
new
23-mile
long
traction
cable
put
in,
points
to
a
continuation
of
active
work
for
many
years."
Sneakint?
of
the
Australian
nrnnprtv,
thp
Wncr
At
iet
fn
.
iiah
Government
report
speaks
of
it
as
a
huge
iov-grado
ffte-mtlling
ore
body
100
feet
wide
covering
some
13
c.alhis
of
24
acres
each.
The
report
of
the
president
is
a
very
conservative
one
and
it
is
noticeable
that
the
investing
public
do
not
take:
Its
pessimism
very
seriously
for
the
Premier
stock
is
still
active
and
holding
up
well.
CANDIDATE
FOR
SKKENM
There
are
a
number
of
good
men
whose
sen-ices
mav
bo
secured
to
contest
the
Skeaha
riding
in
the
Liberal
inter
ests.
At
$mlthers
L.
B.
Warnei4,
editor
of
the
Ititeriof
Kehnris
often
mentioned
as
a
likely
candidate.
There
is
ttfeb
it
rumoi
that
an
effort
may
be
made
to
get
Dr,
Wrinch
to
reconsider
his
decision
to
retire.
Doubtless
if
he
Hid
so
he
would
be
elected
for
he
has
given
good
service
untl
is
highly
esteemed
in
the
district.
In
any
event
Skecnn
will
be
.well
represented
for
Dr.
Bahlford
is
candidate
in
the
Conservative
interest
and
he
is
said
to
be
an
able
mun.
d.
W.
Latdler,
local
ma
ager
df
the
W.
H
Milkln
Co.
Ltd..
returned
tl
the
city
on
the
Cta!a
this
ahetnoen
after
havinn
mfd
th
round
trip
te
Anywt
and
Stewart
erl
companV
-busl
ess
Monr.itN
UADIO
8ETS
Lxanuti)
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ttel
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ihnn
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at
you,
o:n
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ours
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also.
Mbdernitimt.
with
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new
type
tubes,
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or
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b
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these
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and
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to
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I'.
O.
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A.
O.
BARTLETT
C.
II.
INSULANDER
J
EASTER
AT
KITSEGUKLA
ihleHot
Vitiate
Crlebtites
llsppy
seasbh
of
Tear
KlT8ltJkLA.
Apri!
2o:-Wrtlt
good
choir,
ltd
by
Walter
WMley,
a
very
happy
time
was
tperit
hi
ti
Kltsutilkla
Church
Ulte
Bhster.
i
veryone
in
the
village
HMirtlly
joinint
in
all
the
services.
OoOd
Friday
morning
Mr.
tJMU-
due
the
resident
missibrusfy,
aht!
Alfred
Kicbames.
Joeii
prtWeWt,
4ave
addresses
while
tfte
attthetns
vere
"there
is
Life
For
a
Leak"
and
Ort-at
is
the
LornV'
In
the
evening
the
president
of
thr
Bpworth
League,
eter
Marls.
vs.
he
preacher
and
bBtHlrrtteXl
M
setviee.
faster
Sunday
morrtlnc
the
tnts-sionary
preached
from
I.
bor.
152i,
followed
bv
Moses
Jones,
local
oreacher
The
choir
appropriately
rang
''Christ
Being
Raised."
-Christ
Is
rttoen"
and
"Christ
Arose."
Durlna
the
afternoon,
by
speeial
Invitation
the
Epworth
Leaglie
inarched
with
their
band
to
tike
wt
m
the
Salvation
Army
Hall
service,
where
the
church
choir
'
Again
aan.
At
the
evening
service,
conducted
by
the
Qpworth
League,
Arthlir
Howard,
local
preacher,
preached
'from
Psalm
118
and
there
was
a
.Unje
of
real
fellowship.
The
holiday
on
Monday
saw
everybody
com
together
at
a
tea
so-Hal
on
a
piece
of
ground
cleared
for
the
purpose
this
year
and
with
games
and
band
music
a
very
en
tovsbte
BaMftUde
was
brought
to
a
.'
close.
"Be
thankful-
for
what
you
have
and
Uilak
of
those
lm
fortunate
than
yourselves.'
John
D.
AMENDMENT
TO
BYLAWS
CityhehittvVs
Nifthtsoii
ChafM
ahtl
Adds
to
Garbage
By
rtritJoHty
Vote.
Ihe
tlty
edUhtfll
last
night
repealed
the
bylaw
whereby
rt
charge
is
made
h)if
the
rerhbVal
of
hightsttll
nhd
iamendett
the"
gaV
bate
byla
whereby
a
forty
percent
is
made
In
the
charges
fdr
garbage
service
to
make
up
for
the
loss
In
revenue
by
removing
the
nlghUtill
4vtrce.
Bylaw
amendments
Along
...
.1
,
THEtlJAIliT
NEWS
!thi
Itripit
sivmsnrwl
hi
Aid.
Casey.
Under
the
nlghUfcll
BylaV
the
city
had
ttllm.ateti
to
txMefct
feVetiue
totalling
$1500.
Undtr
Aid.
Carty's
plait,
this
$1500
Is
made
up
for
by
Iricroilirik
Ihe
irarbge
ehar
which
had
been
estimated
originally
to
bring
in
4500.
This
end
Vblild
Havcbeen
rnet
Oy
a
8!)
l
lifcftfcht
lhirlftse
all
flrttUnd
m
the
garbage
charge
but.
in
the
interests
to
simpler
bodk-keeping,
the
lft-r-rente
as
provided
for
in
the
bylaw
amendment-
It
made
forty
percent,
thus
increasing
monthly
tarbafft
service
charges
from
35c
to
38c
fs-r
househclders.
AH
the
euneil
xctl
Aid.
Weseh
Voted
In
favor
of
repealing
Ihe
by
kw.
Vhen
th
tSroprted
ametidmfcrt
to
the
garbage
bytsto
oame
up
Tor
discussion.
Mayor
Stephens
staled
that
he
failed
to
see
lift
Justice
In
vitalising
all
the
raidnU
of
the
'
city
in
tttfr
to
UrWrldc
a
free
ser-
I
vice
for
comparatively
few
cIUmto..
ii
(He
outlying
sections
who
recelv-lite
htfhtttll
se'.
Vibe
"jWW
help
;
ing
to
pay
for
trunk
sewers
from
I
Witch
Uttgr
drW
ntt
tilrtes
bene-1
fit.
&layor
Stephens,
to
rtpbr,
de-!
dared
that
property
tone
In
the
More
MntrM
tectleAs
f
the
city
were
bearing
Ihe
brunt
f
taxation
fo
trunk
sewers
in
addition
to
hav-Ing
te
pay
mueh
tlte
hit
hfeneral
rag
you
will
skow
with
pride
taxes.
Aid.
Casey
insisted
that
he
more
outlying
property
owners
were
paying
a
very
falrtsharc
of
the
taxes
and
were
entitled
to
frVe
nightsoll
service.
Following
further
wrangling
between
the
mayor
and
Aid.
Casey,
when
developed
along
very
personal
lines,
the
vote
on
the
amendment
ro
lh
barbig
Bylaw
iris
taken.
Aid.
Pllltbury.
Aid.
Black.
Aid.
Basso-Bert,
Aid.
Casey
and
Aid.
Rudderham
voting
in
favor
of
the
amendment
with
Aid.
Wesch.
'Aid.
Rochester
and
Mayor
Stephen's
aftflirist.
It
hiafty
of
us,
eaafe'.to
lar
ntorr
soui-dntroytng
than
AUee
Feie
MtDou$al.
'4
Jtee
nub
CtJrum
G4i
5l
Ki
-ttNJUAN,N.m
This
beautiful
Gongolcuni
Hug
will
he
on
display
in
the
window
of
your
dealer'
store
until
noon
next
Saturday.
Beneath
t
lie
Cold
Seal
which
identifies
it
us
a
enuinv
Congoletitn
Hug
a
-secret
nUinhft
has
been
placed.
If
you
can
(JUfcSS
THIS
NUMBER
OH
IF
YOUH
GUESS
COMES
NEAREST
TO
THE
CORRECT
NUMBER
the
rug
is
yours
.
.
.
aheoluteiy
free.
Consider
what
tills
means
to
you.
It
means
that
you
may
he
the
proud
possessor
df
a
beautiful
new
rug
.
.
.
a
rug
that
will
gite
astonishing
service
clean
easily
uud
ulways
look
bright
and
attractive
.
at
no
cost
at
all.
'
The
full
rattge
tit
delightful
new
Congoleum
patterns
Will
be
oil
display
during
this
Contest
und
the
prices
are
tile
loUelt
In
history
.
.
.
Wlty
Hot
Visit
your
nearest
lioiiscftirnifiliihgi
dealer
and
see
them.
Congoleum
GOXD
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sea.i
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