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BRITISH
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British
Columbia
has
produced
minerals
of
an
aggregate
value
of
$1,425,000,000.00.
The
value
of
mine
production
in
1935
was
$48,821,239.00,
an
increase
of
$6,515,942.00
over
the
value
for
1934.
For
authoritative
information
regarding
the
mining
industry
of
this
Province,
apply
to:
THE
DEPARTMENT
OF
MINES
,
Victoria,
li.C.
NOTII:
Following
are
some
of
the
recent
publications
of
the
department:
i.
Annual
Report
of
the
Minister
of
Mines
for
the
calendar
year
1935,
(There
is
a
small
charge
for
this
publl-j
cation).
Bulletin:
"Notes
on
Placer-mlnlng
in
British
Columbia."
Bulletin:
"British
Columbia
The
Mining
Industry."
(This
publication
contains
a
Synopsis
of
the
various
mining
laws
of
the
Province).
.
"Elementary
Geology
Applied
to
Prospecting
a
course
of.
lectures.
.
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December
i
NEWS
OFJHE
MINES
Sampling
Want
Here
to
be
Boon
to
District-Consolidated
on
Dcase
River
Mill
For
Edye
Pass
the
ores,
will
market
the
product.
The
subject
of
small
portable
mills
was
discussed,
investigated
and
reported
upon
by
the
resident
en-
iglneers
who
decided
that,
instead
of
small
portable
mills,
the
government
would
be
better
advised
to
proceed
with
the
ore
sampling
plants
for
ores
mined
in
small
quantities
by
prospectors
and
others.
The
Department
of
Finance
is
agreeable
to
advancing
$150,000
for
the
ore
sampling
and
purchasing
program.
During
the
past
year
several
properties
In
the
Stewart
area
have
mined
and
(Shipped
ore
In
small
quantities
to
'
l
.
At
tt..
11
1
smcners
in
Europe,
me
unuea
States
and
to
Canadian
reduction
works.
This
procedure
has
involved
a
long
spread
between
settlement
periods.
When
the
government
cus
toms
sampling
mill
at
Prince
Ru
pert
is
in
operation,
prospectors
will
be
able
to
ship
their
product
and
receive
cash
returns
quickly
which
will
enable
them
to
further
develop
their
properties
without
The
new
Unuk
Klvcr
trail
which'
is
being
built
across
the
Alaska
Panhandle'
from
a
point
back
of
Ketchikan"
will,
when
completed
enable
prospactors
to
reach
the
British
Columbia
boundary
without
risking
the
'hazardous
can
yons
or
crossing
the
almost
impassable
bluffs
as
had
to
be
donf
in
previous
years.
The
new
trail
built
toy
the
United
States
gov
ernment,
averages
more
than
ter
feet
In
width
and
has
no
hard
grades.
Hhere
Is
one
shelter
cabin
a.t
the
mouth
of
the
Unuk
River
and
cue
on
the
Blue
River
The
iie'.ter
cabins
an;
comnleteh
equipped
with
cco'xlng
utensils
.-toves
and
fuel
and
fcoi
for
f
r
.id.
In
f.'rt:cn
mllot
cf
trail
yz
to
be
flnlsihed,
there
are
about
2500
feet
of
difficult
and
costlj
rock
work.
McDames
Creek
area
on
the
Deasc
River
Just
south
of
tht
Yukon
boundary
will
hi
the
E'xns
of
lode
gold
exploration
by
ths
Consolidated
Mining
&
Eme'Alng
Co.
in
the
1937
season.
Late
In
the
fall
of
1935
John
Bollang
and
Hans,
Erickson
of
McDames
staked
a
property
which
was
taken
over
by,
the
"Casslar
Syndicate"
com
prising
prominent
Victoria
buslnc3
men
with
R.
H.
Pooley
K.C.
as
trustee.
An
examination
of
the
property
was
made
during
the
pa;t
summtc
cn
behalf
cf
the
syndicate
by
A.
C.
Langflcy,
consulting
cnghr
of
Vanjuver.
who
spent
some
time
making
a
thorough
Investigation
of
the
outcrops
and
surface
cuts.
As
an
outcome
of
his
visit
and
'report
to
(the
Cassiar
Syndicate,
Consoli-dated
later
in
the
season
sent
in
one
of
Its
own
engineers
who
has,
apparently,
conformed
Mr.
Lang-
reys
good
opinion
of
the
prop
erty.
An
option
has
bosn
taken
of
the
syndicate's
holdings
by
Con-
soiiaatca
with
exploration
by
sur-
race
work
and
ldamond
drilling
planned
as
scon
as
possible
next
spring.
There
is
said
to
be
a
strong,
well
defined
vein
on
the
property
with
every
indication
that
it
persists
for
at
least
two
thous
and
feet.
The
vein
Is
of
ribbon
quartz
structure,
carrying
remark-
aoiy
high
values
in
places.
Air
travel
has
greatly
speeded
up
tho
exploration
and
development
of
thh
part
of
the
province.
d
-warrant
installation
oi
a
a
w
:0
ton
mill,
says
J.
D.
Galloway,
ecently
made
managing
director
.n
a
progress
report.
The
Edye
Pass
property
was
acquired
early
last
summer,
equipped
iwth
a
suit
able
camp,
diesel
compressor
plant
etc.,
af
lower
level
cross-cut
tunnel
commenced
and
surface
operations
carried
out
to
'
extract
available
Wpplng
ore.
It
Is
expected
that
;ufflcient
ore
will
be
.developed
o
warrant
the
Installation
of
the
.nlll.
Speaking
at
the
recent
session
of
the
Legislature,
M.
M.
Connelly,
M.
L.
A.
for
Omlneca,
stated
that
.t
had
been
said
by
the
vice-president
of
one
of
the
greatest
mining
corporations
that
the
area
in
and
around
Manson
Creek
was
the
most
promising
mining
region
In
the
whole
of
British
Columbia.
At
the
present
time,
said
Mr.
Connelly,
there
are
approximately
three
hundred
men
working
in
that
area
on
Slate
Creek,
Vital
Creek,
Manson
Creek
and
several
others-
Such
delay.
An
expansion
of
the
mining
development
throughout
the
dis
trict
may
be
anticipated
as
a
re
suit.
prominent
mining
men
as
W.
M.
Ogllvle,
Tim
Keily,
the
McCorkell
brothers
on
lower
Gcrmanson
River
ind
Charles
F.
deGanahl
of
White
Plains,
N.Y.,
are
operating
exten-
ively
In
the
district.
"Thcscmen,"
'eclared
Mr.
Connelly,
'
know
mm
ng
and
they
would
not
spend
their
':ime
and
money
unless
they
were
certain
of
results.
These
mining
irojects
are,
I
think,
most
important
In
regard
to
bringing
back
Hosperlty
to
the
province.
If
given
the
necessary
assistance
in
the
vay
of
roads
so
that
equipment
ir.d
supplies
may
be
taken
'In
to
the
properties
at
reasonable
cost
I
have
no
doubt
that
In
six
months
development
would
take
care
of
from
500
to
600
of
our
young
un-
mployed
now
roaming
the
streets
if
our
larger
elites."
The
new
Mackenzie
Highway,
now
being
built
northward
from
Fort
St
lames,
would
serve
practically
all
the
mining
operations,
Mr.
Connelly
said,
"and
he
hoped
would
connect
the
coast
with
the
great
Peace
River
area.
The
increased
business
this
would
bring
to
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
PInce
Rupert
no
onr
could
fully
estimate.
While
at
Stewart
recently,
Olof
Hanson,
M.
P.
for
Skcena,
was
asked
by
the
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
to
use
his
influence
to
wards
securing
extension
of
the
Bear
River
road.
It
was
pointed
out
that
this
project
would
sevq
a
very
large
mining
area.
Mr.
Han
son
Indicated
that
the
Dominion
would
make
further
appropriations
for
mining
roads
and
that
It
would
spend
on
a
ratio
basis
of
$2
per
$1
spent
by
the
provincial
government
on
such
roads.
He
suggested
that
the
board
of
trade
recommend
to
the
provincial
authorities
the
advantages
of
opening'
up
the
Interior
country
and
have
the
gov
ernment
request
from
the
Domin
ion
an
appropriation
for
this
work.
Roy
L.
Clothier,
formerly
active
In
mining
In
the
Portland
Canal
district,
Is.
now
managing
director
of
the
Dictator
Gold
Mining
Co.
and
recently
examined
the
old
Goepel
property
near
Nelson.
The
Goepel
Is
located
within
four
miles
of
the
Relief-Arlington
which
Is
being
profitably
operated
by
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
Operations
have
ceased
for
the
winter
In
the
old
Dolly
Varden
mine
at
Alice
Arm
after
a
success-
WMam
Dann,
manazlnir
dlrec-.
f
ul
season
during
which
T.
W.
Fal-
tor
of
the
United
Empire
mine
at,coner,
Lome
Falconer,
Selkirk
Fal-Stewart,
is
iat
present
In
Van-Iconer
and
Gordon
Brown,
as
leas-couvsr
to
attend
the
annual
meet-1
ers,
shipped
considerable
high
ng
of
his
company.
During
the
grade
ore
and
have
approximately
past
few
months
considerable
de-
140
tons
more
of
high
grade
ready
velopment
.has
been
carried
out
tn
bo
Rent
to
smelter
for
treatment
ORGANIZING
OF
INDIANS
Co-opcratlvc
Union
of
Canada
Interesting
Itself
in
Natives
For
some
months
past
the
Cooperative
Union
of
Canada
has
been
giving
information
and
guid-
The
oro
sampling
plant
which
is
about
to
be
fZT
by
the
provincial
government
at
Prince
Rupert
unuerjRupert
distrlct
A
correspondent
Wislatinn
nnsspd
at
the
recent
session
in
Victoria
Will!
to
the
Canadian
Co-operator,
offi-
serve
mininc
properties
in
the
Yukon,
Atlin,
Taku,
Unuk,
ciai
organ
of
the
union,
claims
Alice
Arm,
Queen
Charlotte
they
are
much
more
advanced
Portland
Canal,
Anyox,
I.
Y1U,
...
.hf"
Lf
;L
i
wnm.nnn
eJitWc
ami
nw
than
Indians
In
the
Interior,
and
ISiantl,
norm
CUtlsl
iswmis,
xtnav-c,
uihiwiwo
northern
and
central
Bruisu
oo-r
lumbia
areas.
The
government
will
on
tnjs
property
and
several
make
a
survey
of
ore
deposits
hav-,
hundred
tons
of
ore
has
been
ing
sufficient
values
to
qualify
dipped
to
the
Welldun
mill
for
shipping
to
the
ore
sampling
:
concentration.
plants,
a
'second
of
which
.will
be
placed
at
Nelson.
The
government
Further
development
at
the
Re-will
buy
ore
from
prospectors
and
ward
Mining
Co.'s
Edye
Pass
prop-
mine
operators
and,
after
sampling
grty
cn
Poreher
Island
is
expected
that
-
quite
a
number
of
the
young
people
have
a
fair
educa
tion,
having
spent
some
years
in
high
school
"Organization
'among
them."
It
Is
said,
"Is
not
difficult
for
the
NaUvc
Brotherhood
has
been
organized
for
some
time
past
and
mcst
cf
them
b!on:.
This
or
ganization
stands
for
general
ad-;
vancement
among
thrm."
The
in-1
fonnrnt
further
reports
he
placed
i
the
Idea
cf
co-cpcratlon
beforo;
'.bs
leading
men.
he!d
a
few
meet-!
In
mutual
affectation,
it
will
scad-ly
lead
to
the
abandonment
.of
.he
poltey
of
paternalism
which
so
far
has
featured
governmental
relations
with
rte?m.
Gives
Alarm
and
Drops
LEEDS,
Eng..
Das
8:
(CP
Af-er
he
had
given
the
a.'arm
of
a
Ire
In
a
Leeds
office,
J.
Powell,
7,
a
clerk.
collap:d
from
ths
cJ-cl
of
smoke
and
was
taken
tc
lospltal.
W.
G.
McMorris
and
Al
Harris
lavr
'
recently
been
spending
a
vcek
or
so
in
the
Hazelton
district
looking
over
minim?
properties.
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TIMKS
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ton
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rnd
Weasels.
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j;
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otter,
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Children's
Coats
and
Dresses
Hose,
Gloves,
Scarves
Novelty
Evening
Uas
Novelty
Jewellery
Pick
out
your
Christmas
Gifts
and
we
will
lay
them
aside
for
you.
DOLLS
We
have
them.
Dozens
and
dozens
of
Dolls
of
every
description.
The
largest
collection
of
Ijolis
ever
shown
in
Prince
Rupert,
from
the
.smaller
China
Doll
to
the
Beautiful
Shirley
Temple'
Cuddley
Dolls,
Sailor
Dolls,
Baby
Dolls,
Kubbe
Dolls,
Fancy
Dressed
Dolls,
Nigger
Dolls,
will
find
them
all
here
and
our
prices
are
u
lowest.
Make
your
Christmas
reservations
nou
with
a
small
deposit.
TOYS
THIS
IS
TOY
IlIOADQUARTHKS
Our
stock
is
varied
and
inu
extensive
exiuiiivu
!
and
inc
hides
i.
the
latest
and
best
on
the
market.
You
win
"
no
mistake
by
coming
here
for
your
kni1'.
requirements.
Come
in
and,
look
over
our
J
assortment.
Prices
are
right
'add
every
am
plainly
marked
for
your
convenience.
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