Thursday,
May
30,
1935
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Third
&
Fulton
French
Style
TO
thou
travellers
who
Inow
rur!
Furee,
there
comti
it
Ictrt
one
heppy
nencry
the
pot
of
vegeUble
toup
jimrr.tring
in
evtry
French
ferm
home.
The
ercma
wooed
end
the
Uite
won
end
you
wondered
if
you
ecu!d
ever
be
utisn'ed
with
other
toups.
But
now,
Royal
City
Kitchen
offer
you
the
wne
wor
end
tens
nd
zett
by
the
willful
bUndi.ns
of
17
different
vegeUbles
in
true
French
ityle
without
fits
of
ny
kind.
Royel
City
Vegetable
Soup
may
be
used
for
td.
We
wvh
to
announce
that
the
REGAL
SHOP
Is
now
established
in
their
new
home
next
door
to
the
Bulkley
Market.
We
should
like
to
take
this
opportunity
to
thank
our
customers
for
their
loyal
support
during
the
past
two
years
and
trust
that
we
shall
be
favored
with,
your
,
continued
support
Irv
our
new
store.
II.
J.
ZUMKEHR
Fully
Equipped
and
Experienced
Chimney
Sweep
Authorized
certificates
issued
with
each
chimney
cleaned
Call
or
Telephone
Thompson
Hardware
Emaiitazatataiata
laxataxai
asavu
ravn
laia
m
m
i:i
rata
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
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mmmmrnmrnm
cata
tmimtm
mmm
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Eavaieaf
asist
materially
In
reallzinc
the
immediate
objective
with
respect
to
liabilities.
With
five
horses
on
snowshoe
and
six
men,
the
Crawford
Trans
fer
Co.
of
Stewart
succeeded
re
cently
in
getting
through
to
the
Troy
property
and
are
now
com
pleting
the
second
leg
of
a
Journey
into
the
Salmon
Gold
with
supplier
and
equipment
for
the
resumption
of
diamond
drilling
operations.
It
ts
authoritatively
understood
at
Stewart
that
the
Stapleton
Interests
of
New
York
have
acquired
an
option
on
control
of
the
Her
cules
property
adjoining
the
Bis
Missouri
on
the
northwest
Exercising
of
the
opUon
will,
it
is
un
derstood,
be
subject
to
examination
this
summer.
Otherwise,
no
infor-
matlon
is
available
with
respect
to
intentions
for
the
coming
season
The
Mountain
Bay
Mining
Co..
operaUng
property
in
the
Portland
Canal
district,
held
Its
annual
meeUng
recenUy
in
Montreal.
The
annual
report
of
the
company
showed
It
to
have
a
substantial
cash
balance
of
approximately
$12.-000
In
the
bank.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
Mountain
Boy
took
over
its
present
holdings
when
sliver
was
at
a
very
much
lower
price
than
at
present,
acquiring
adjacent
property
during
the
recent
slump.
It
Is
expected
that
further
development
work
will
be
undertaken
during
the
present
season.
W.
H.
Tolln
of
Stewart,
one
of
the
directors
of
the
company,
says,
however
that
'he
Is
not
In
a
position
to
say
what
program.
If
any.
Is
contemplated,
although
he
expects
several
of
the
principals
of
the
company
to
be
In
Stewart
about
the
middle
nf
nextmonth.
Ous
Seiffert.
who
operated
In
the
Portland
Canal
dlsrict
some
years
ago
and
has
for
the
past
three
years
been
In
California,
has.
In
association
with
eastern
interests,
acquired
control
of
the
Mineral
Hill
property,
sometimes
referred
to
as
the
Joker,
adjoinlne
the
Bic
Missouri
on
the
east.
Mr.
Seiffert
will
arrive
in
Stewart
early
in
June
to
institute
development
work.
The
presence
in
Anyox
during
the
past
month
of
two
of
the
nlor
members
of
the
technical
taff
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
it
Jmelting
Co.
Iend3
further
weight
to
rumors
that
an
offer
of
$4,000,-uOO
made
for
Granby
Co.
properties
ame
from
Consolidated.
It
is
recly
stated
here
that
Oranby
has
ome
prospect
of
selling
out
Anyox
is
a
going
concern
and
that
this
nay
be
accountable
for
the
"report
ihat
the
company
b
delaying
closing
down
at
Anyox.
The
property
would
quickly
deteriorate
once
It
was
closed
down
tight.
velopment
work
throughout
the
winter.
Mr.
Hepson
stated
that
he
and
his
associates
had
completed
forty
feet
of
tunnel
some
time
ago
and
since
then
had
driven
twenty
feet
of
cross-cut
to
the
north
without
contacting
the
wall
although
it
was
befleved
thlt
would
be
done
within
the
next
round.
In
addition
to
this,
they
cross-cut
ulr
trot
in
through
a
dike
beyond
which
they
again
broke
Into
ore.
The
ore.
stated
Mr.
Hepson,
was
very
promising
but,
until
the
cross-cutting
U
corn-Dieted.
It
Is
not
proposed
to
do
any
sampling.
In
pursuance
of
the
decision
of
Glacier
Creek
directors
to
let
a
contract
for
the
driving
of
two
hundred
feet
of
tunnel
south
on
the
vein,
Instructions
were
received
by
the
local
office
at
Stewart
recently
to
proceed
Immediately
with
the
work.
A
contract
has
been
TI1E
DAILY
NEWS
NEWS
OFJTHE
MINES
Dunwell
to
Resume
Shipments
of
Ore
Possibility
Of
Anyox
Rein,'
Tumed
Over
as
Goinj:
Concern
Consolidated
Report
on
District
Properties.
Pendinir
comnletion
nf
mier
Gold
Mining
Co.
may
acquire
the
property,
slu
ments
of
ore
are
about
to
commence
from
the
Dunwell
mine
near
Stewart
With
shipment
of
ore
on
hand,
it
is
believed
that
the
increased
j-
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-
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u
ti
in
viiuuii,
till;
1
y
lu
1
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UJ)
ai
,eas
most
of
lls
current
liabilities
within
sixty
days.
The
contlnua-K-
Won
of
operations
at
the
Ben
AUUf
.
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and
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b
from
which
the
.mMnv
Itet
l
a
nrofit
of
some
fnrtv
Mrnt
iiiwlth,n
lh
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"rf
rm
n
i
.
The
coming
season
will
see
the
greatest
activity
in
the
Cassiar
mining
district
in
many
years,
ac
cording
to
Qapt.
HU1
Barrtngton
of
fie
Harrington
Transoortation
Co..
who
was
In
Prince
Rupert
recently
?oing
north
for
the
season.
Olen
Hope
and
A.
Marion,
he
stated,
un
covered
some
very
fine
ore
las
winter
In
tin
MrDaraes
Creek
area
where
Important
discoveries
wen
nade
last
season
A
Seattle
com
pany
was
getting
a
bond
on
thr
roperty
when
Capt.
Barring
ton
ft
Seattle.
The
Anaconda
Co.
ha.
aken
over
some
property
for
in
vestigation
and
August
Bueeh-
nann
Is
also
Interested
In
severa'
'rejects.'
These
are
bat
a
few
of
thr
tonled
interests
which
will
Inves-Igate
and
develop
Cassiar
mlnin-'
round
during
the
coming
season
In
the
course
of
his
annual
re
sort
to
Consolidated
Mining
and
8meltln
Oa,
W.
M.
AehlbaM.
vie
Mealdent
in
charge
of
mines,
has
the
following
to
say
in
regard
t
che
Big
Mlyui
property:
"Development
of
this
property
was
con
inued
throughout
Uie
year.
Further
work
from
the
Province
leve!
ind
diamond
drilling
above
and
below
the.
level
Indicated
a
defln
te
shoot
of
ore
of
commercial
grade.
An
upraise
was
made
from
the
Province
tunnel
to
the
surface.
distance
Of
623
feet.
In
the
foot-wall
of
the
'Indicated
ore.
Stations
were
cut
at
verUcal
distance
of
150
feet
and
further
development
of
the
area
above
the
level
Is
pro
ceeding.
The
Day
group,
adjoining
Big
Missouri
lon
the
west,
was
optioned
and
idrift
to
the
Province
level
extended
to
the
surface
from
which
point
a
surface
tramwav
was
constructed
to
the
portal
of
i
new
cross-cut
tunnel.
At
the
end
of
the
year
this
low
tunnej
had
been
extended
796
feet,
with
an
obJecUve
of
approximately
2100
feet
to
reach
the
pro
pec
ted
positions
of
ore
developed
on
the
Pro
vlnce
level.
Advance
has
been
better
than
three
hundred
feet
pei
month."
In
his
report.
S.
O.
Blay-lock,
vice-president
and
general
manager,
had
the
following
comment
to
make
with
respect
to
Blu
Missouri:
"The
grots
value
of
gold
in
terms
of
dollars
having
Increased
about
seventy-five
percent
with
an
untaxable
increase
of
about
fifty
percent,
the
outlook
for
tht
property
Is
much
Improved
and
a
fairly
extensive
development
pro
gram
ts
being
carried
out.
In
addition
to
the
Increase
In
the
value
of
gold.
It
has
been
possible
to
co-relate
certain
apparently
erratic
gold
values
to
Indicate
a
reasonably
definite
ore
shoot
of
fair
value."
In
regard
to
northern
placers.
Mr.
Ar-chllabld
reported
that
the
result
of
the
season's
work
In
Atlln.
Oml-neca
and
Cariboo
districts
was
disappointing.
At
Boulder
Creek
In
Atlln
district
a
limited
amount
of
John
Henson
waa
In
Rtt
.I0"
8raveI
w
I"'ccd
and
tew
days
ago
for
supplies
from
thel","".
a,U.!f,
51-8
C"bIC
51
Oro
property
on
Bitter
Creek
on'
,
?S
,lhC
IargC
am0Unt
of
which
which
he
he
has
has
been
been
rnnH.,ntini.
conducting
a.
de
'
barrel
material
above
these,
the
re-
sultant
value
per
yard
was
too
low
to
warrant
further
hydraullcklng.
Some
seven
hundred
feet
of
exploratory
drifts
were
run
In
the
lower
gravels
on
or
near
bedrock
In
the
hope
of
finding
enriched
areas.
The
gravel
sluiced
offered
some
promise
of
profitable
drifting
operation
but
no
rich
sections
were
exposed.
Further
exploration
by
i
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u"8
Reems
ulUncd-
In
slal
the
south,
five
of
which
wion
,uiiu
manson
ureeK
areas
in
the
Omfneca
the
dragline
eaulDment
did
not
handle
the
quantity
of
material
expected
and
was
unsuccessful
In
digging
the
bedrock
gravels
under
water
A
small
production
which
contained
.
ome
fairly
coarse
gold
was
evident
below
the
dump
box
whenever
bedrock
gravels
were
reached.
Investigations
are
now
being
made
of
auxiliary
apparatus
for
removal
of
top
gravels
to
lighten
the
work
of
the
dragline
and
Increase
the
ouantltv
Of
bedrock
gravels
which
may
be
washed
In
a
season.
LUMBERMAN
IS
VISITOR
Jatkson
I
tooth.
Noted
Timber
.Mai-nate,
Here,
Accompanied
lly
Wife
and
Son
C.
Jackson
Booth,
prominent
Canadian
Umber
magnate
and
head
of
the
well
known
firm
of
J.
R.
Booth
Limited,
was
a
noted
visi
tor
in
Prince
Rupert
yesterday,
ac
companied
by
Mrs.
Booth
and
son.
Raielgn,
who
is
a
student
at
Queen's
University
st
Kingston.
Mr.
Booth
Is
a
son
of
the
late
John
R.
Booth
and
resides
at
Ottawa.
They
are
making
the
rovnd
trip
north
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
and
will
be
here
again
thla
evening
in
their
way
back
to
Vancouver
from
Anyox
and
Stewart.
While
here
yesterday.
Mr.
Booth
visited
with
his
old
friend.
Ex-
Mayor
II.
B.
Rochester.
The
two
vere
next
door
neighbors
In
Ottawa
is
boys
and
attended
school
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Sailings
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Tuesday--Catala
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Thurs
ss
P.
Rupert
10:30
pin
Friday
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Henceforth,
vessels
of
the
Union
Steamship
Co.
will
be
operating
again
on
normal
schedules
following
the
settlement
of
the
seafarers'
strike
which
held
the
company's
ships
in
port
for
a
week.
The
.rteamer
Catala
will
be
coming
out
of
Vancouver
as
usual
tomorrow
evening,
being
due
here
Sunday
night.
There
wlM
be
no
sailing
of
the
Cardena
this
week
but
the
vessel
will
be
back
in
service
again
next
week,
arriving
from
the
south
on
Friday
night.
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beUig
Memorial
Day.
the
silver
market
was
closed
today
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CHAIRMAN"
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