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meet
people
In
city
aid
district
with
an
adTerttBement
Gi
the
J)aHy
It'ewt
Beautify
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
Premier
Is
Operating
Historic
Kin?
Solomon
3Iine
In
Arabia
Annual
Report
of
Espcranza
Digging
From
Glacier
that
reserves
now
arailabie
-sill
nrooertv
his
!vn
takfaz
nlar
tsays
the
annual
report
of
the
Es-J
peranza
Uines
Ltd.
of
Alice
Ann.
?io.
4
tonnel
has
been
connected
with
So.
2
in
a
simitar
manner,
making
in
all
a
TerUeal
distance
of
approximately
one
hundred
feet.
This
work
has
grren
much
needed
Yentilation
and
pro
Tided
means
for
drainage.
As
this
work
has
progressed,
ia
has
opened
up
a
cocsid-
j
erable
body
of
fresh
ore
which
has
been
sent
to
the
mill
for
concentration.
No.
5
tcnneL
beknr
ICo.
4,
has
been
dmen
a
distance
of
1W
feet
towards
Ho.
4
and
the
mine
manager.
L.
H.
Wenerstom,
figsres
it
will
be
necessary
to
go
abost
another
fortr
fet
to
mntart
a
at
2
this
point
Daring
the
year
it
was
demonstrated
that
the
ttAr
cosld
produce,
with
one
shift
cf
miners,
enoogn
ore
to
keep
the
mill
operating.
To
increase
the
output
another
shift
cf
miners
cocli
be
put
to
work,
tans
allowing
for
derelopment
as
well
as
the
prodneuso
of
ort
from
the
mill
The
report
announ
ees
the
resignation
of
the
manager.
U
H.
Wenerstrom,
to
reotn
the
ser.
rlee
of
the
Granbj
Co.
at
ACenby.
The
concentration
ralB.
say
the
report,
has
been
enmnj
what
ran
be
turned
out
by
the
mine
in
the
making
of
concent's
ce
it
has
an
aTerage
capacity
of
eighteen
tons
of
ore
per
day
of
twenty-four
hours,
making
approximately
one
ton
of
concentrates
during
that
peroad.
These
concentrates
rary
in
Yaloe
according
to
the
mill
heads
or
ore
coming
into
the
bins.
ATerage
a
-says
hare
been
2456
ounces
of
sti-rer
for
heads.
1D22
ounces
of
surer
for
tails
and
300.17
ounces
o!
silver
in
concentrates.
Ore
mined
from
January
to
June
1937
amount,
ed
to
2153
tons
including
waste.
Cost
of
wages
and
supplies,
was
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m
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ton
produce
at
least
SZSXX&O
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gofeL
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Prsductioo
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adittioB
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SI.U1
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groM
belkred
to
a
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or
a
ease
per
too
to
mm
of
$3J8.
and
goid
recovery
in
the
i:lnMlr
reu,ra
the
property
nine
s
tailings
and
reserves,
the
'
ise
""""""s
wtBci:'-Teii
from
which
theae
were
orisin-
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Jnly
2?.
'ally
ntoed
aTerage
aboot
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CMUUdlC.
iuz
Hiem
-
1
1
1
JJ
vJlil
1
UllVyllO
r,r
,
,!the
mine
has
demonatraicti
ftx
ab-l
We
are
itill
ririnr
our
Fr'ore
deoostts
are
not
Indicated.
AtI"1-
w
procnee
ore
and
the
mill
to
-
r.Ut
Tnirnc
hih
niitir
1
adeaoate
sbsdIt
of
waier
Is
h-fn?!3
coocentrate.
This
is
-
Cme
In
and
Look
Them
Orer
f
Durinz
the
nasi
rear
steadr
de-
MTTQAl
T
PM'
C
I
rtment
of
the
tamels
oa
the
iU
V
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U
n.
ti
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STORE
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
315
SECOND
AVE.
now
bemg
xinz
aceanoiished
accomplished
while
we
are
deTeioping
the
property
and
we
are
of
the
opinion
that,
if
the
nail
were
increased
by
the
addition
of
a
secondary
crasher
to
redaee
the
ore
entering
the
ball
mffl
for
fine
grading,
we
would
be
able
to
doable
our
capacity.
To
make
this
desired
increase,
it
is
necessary
to
secure
ad
equate
financial
support
so
that
the
mine
may
be
worked
on
a
larger
production
basis.''
Ore
shipments
from
Stewart
daring
the
past
week
hare
included
Mx
tons
by
Sam
Degeh&mps
from
his
Ontario
property
and
another
thipment
from
the
Mountain
Bay
property
on
Bear
Rrrer.
VTith
the
long
act-eat
tannei
on
the
Rafms
Argenta
property
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
adranced
Jixty
feet
since
Peter
Swedburgh
and
associates
started
their
contract,
an
interesting
change
is
being
encountered
that
indicates
close
proximity
to
the
large
zone
for
which,
the
tunnel
is
being
driven
according
to
B.
O.
Eriekson
who
has
been
spending
a
few
days
m
Stew
art.
In
dfeesssing
the
operations
at
Kufus-Argenta.
Mr.
Eriekson
said
that
the
tonnel
being
extended
under
contract
by
Mr
Swedburgh
has
now
entered
a
changed
and
Tery
hard
greenstone
that
shows
blobs
of
ehaleopyrite
scattered
through
it
in
little
Teinlets.
If
the
big
ore
body
for
which
the
tunnel
was
originally
started
is
encountered
at
this
depth,
it
wC
give
about
i
8M
feet
ot
tucks
said
Mr
Erxisoc
FTpiarnaig
that
the
zone
shows
is
a
canyon
to
a
sen
greater
depth
than
that,
Ur.
Erfckscn
is
very
bopefsi
of
saccsss
wilt
Uus
tanneL
Darin?
the
two
weeks
that
Us
Er-iexsoc
spent
oc
the
nroeertT,
be
-
prospected
the
surface
of
Uwr
orif-inal
Rsfus
groand
and
discovered
two
addztsoBal
shownv
that
offer
proae
near
the
glacier
wniefc
ex-
The
histnrir
Kinrr
Snmmnn
Minc
J
Ak.o
iwl
ttes-
T
"
O
w
vc
'"fliuJu
au
amIm
a
W
rfw
IBM
TV
nrr
cjt
aic
iciiaiuiKiuru
u
me
r-rentier
utml
J-iiniDg
"'fa,
thnrty
are
of
the
ieaS-cne
type
i
o.
ana
win,
u
13
expected.,
soon
be
contributing
again
to
and
indicate
a
width
of
jemai
feet
the
world's
Droduetion
of
vellov
mptal
If
is
otimaf
ion
the
surface.
i!r.
Eneksoo
rtfl
lrom
historical
records,
tnat
King
Solomon
received
about
2,400,000
from
these
mines.
By
the
application
of
mod
ern,
rr.inmg
memoes,
n
is
esuzxavec
costtioae
praapecthis
of
the
Argen
ta
swface
to
exaaine
ground
that
was
not
ferseeriy
touched
Ore
with
Talces
estimated
to
ran
as
high
as
SlajBeo
per
;on
in
gold
and
silver
has
bees
cpened
ap
on
the
strike
reported
recently
on
the
Northwestern
Aerial
Prospectors
'Ltd.
property
on
American
Creek
about
thirteen
mnt
beyond
the
end
of
the
Bear
Rrrer
road
in
the
Portland
Canal
district.
Spending
soeve
days
on
the
property
in
which
they
traced
the
rein
for
about
1M
feet
and
stripped
it
'.jt
thirty
feet.
John
Roehfort,
Angeio
BsgneBo
and
Jack
Krug
arrfred
in
Stewart
a
few
days
ago
with
srty
pounds
of
ore
that
had
broken
down
from
the
vein
on
the
canvas:
This
ore
is
estimated
to
contain
at
least
ten
per
ient
gold.
The
ore
was
placed
for
safe
keeping
in
the
Bank
of
Montreal
at
Stewart
from
which
it
wiB
oe
shipped
as
balUsc
On
the
thirty
feet
stripped.
4t
is
stated,
the
Tem
chows
a
difference,
in
eieration
of
fifteen
feet
and
has
a
width
of
from
one
to
six
inches.
The
stringer
seems
to
be
an
offshoot
from
a
very
large
silieilied
fracture
zone
that
has
been
traced
for
some
4090
feet
and
has
an
aTerage
width
of
fifty
feet
The
zone,
where
chipped.
shows
low
Talues
in
gold
and
silver.
To
date
is
has
not
been
prospected
to
any
extent
The
discorery
of
substantial
gold
Talues
is
much
of
a
surprise
to
the
owners
who
haTe
always
considered
the
property
a
prospective
silver-lead
mine.
Roch-
fort
BugneQo
and
Krag
hare
returned
to
the
property
with
the
objective
of
continuing
work
of
extracting
high
grade
ore
for
shipment
as
long
as
weather
permits.
With
rock
under
their
feet
and
tee
of
the
immense
Chkkamm
u
lacier
all
around
them,
Larry
Thornton
and
associates
are
busy
there
extracting
high
grade
ore
for
shipment
from
their
Solo
property
at
the
head,
of
Texas
Creek
in
the
Portland
Canal
district.
Already
they
haTe
seren
sacks
of
exceptionally
rich
gold-sflrer
ore
ready
Mr.
Thornton
says
that
they
reach
the
1
j
ssssssaFSSlrf!
Ill
lliiiiisss
CUT
CURRENT
COSTS
Giiolioe
oottuti
Brim
ic
Strtttoa
powf
iii-'ltr.
SEPTEMBER
FILM
LIST
Maytise"
and
"Midsuauaer
Nights
Dream
Amoei
Outstanding
Attractions
Wita
Maytnte"
billed
for
a
r
ran.
in
xHifuou
Night's
Dreaat
as
poibly
the
oaUtandiftg
attractioa,
Hanger
D.
G.
Borland
aaasaaces
aa
U-
teresda?
lift
of
SepteaaWr
bek-
iays
for
the
Capital
Theatre
kee
as
follows:
Septesaber
1
aad
'"You're
ia
the
Nay
Nor
with
Wallace
Ford
aad
Anna
Lee.
Septesaber
S
aad
4
"Slave
Ship"
with
Wallace
Beery.
Warner
Baxter
and
Elizabeth
Allen.
Septesaber
6
aad
7
They
-ae
Him
a
Can
with
Gladys
Georye.
Speacer
Tracy
and
Fran-chat
Tone.
September
8
aad
9
"Fifty
Roads
to
Town,"
with
Ann
Soth-
ra
and
Dob
Araacae.
aad
"Gun
it
the
OljTBpC5,"
with
Warrer
Dlaod.
Septesaber
16
aad
II
"Ele-faant
Boy."
aaed
en
Radra'd
Kipling's
Toosaai
f
the
September
13
aad
14
"Riding
on
Air,"
wrth
Joe
E.
Brown,
and
"Off
to
the
Races,'
with
the
loses
family.
September
15,
16.
17
aad
18
"Maytirse."
with
Je-anette
Mac-
dona
Id
and
Nelsou
Eddy.
September
20
aad"
21
"In
ternes
Can't
Take
Moaey."
w'th
&aroara
Stanwyck
and
Joel
Mc-
.rea.
September
22
and
23
"Mid-
tunnel
through
200
ieet
of
ice
tun
nel
driTen
at
the
base
of
the
...
glac
a
a
r
i.
uie
poini
wnere
it
ts
encountered
by
tnis
tunnel,
the
vein
strikes
up
a
slope
and
so
it
Is
possible
to
get
more
adTantageously
ai
n
wun
open
cutting
m
steps,
ex
iracung
tne
ore
after
which
the
high
grade
is
sorted
and
sacked.
The
rein
is
from
two
to
three
and
a
half
feet
wide
with
Tery
spotty
Talues.
Over
half
the
time
of
the
mining
crew
is
taken
up
In
sorting'
jre.
The
Talues
are
hard
to
de-J
'.ermine
owing
to
spotty
nature
but)
-hey
run
from
a
trace
to
extremely!
ligh
in
gold
and
surer.
It
has
not'
yet
been
decided
when
the
ship-i
ment
now
being
accumulated
will1
be
made.
CoastwUe
StearnshiD
it
Bart?
Co.'s
freighter
Amur
has
been
at
Stewart
over
the
week-end
loading
I
out
ore
and
concentrates
for
Ta-
oma.
i
Mignifictnt
6
tuba
3-band
Suptrhttsrodyna
with
sensation!
"Distant
Boot
tr"
nd
Magic
Brain.
Rsmark-bl
yorld-wida
parformar
captivating
RCA
Victor
Btauty-tont
cabinat.
Greatest
Value
We've
Ever
Offered!
Trul!
These
new
1938
RCA
Victor
radioj
are
wnsauonal
value.
RCA
Viaor
endneers
may
well
be
proud
of
such
outstanding
achievements
as
they
nave
developed
for
this
new
line
of
radios.
Drop
in
our
store
just
as
soon
as
you
an
and
let
us
demonstrate
them
for
you.
To
see
and
hear
the
new
RCA
Victor
is
to
get
an
entirely
new
concep-uoo
of
radio
performance
and
reception.
Lis
f
ansae
r
Kijhl's
Dream,'
with
all-
star
east
I
September
24
aad
2S
"Arti.'ls
and
Models,"
with
Jack
Benny.
Ida
Lapiao,
Rkaard
Arlen
and
Gail
Patrick.
September
27
aad
2S
"Between
Tw0
Women."
with
Fran-chot
Tose
aad
Viryiaia
Bruce.
September
29
aad
SO
"Ex-
jclive."
with
Frances
Farmer
aad
r
red
MacMarray.
Haring
on
board
a
party
of
Sea
Scouts
who
hare
been
on
an
annual
cruise
to
Alaska,
the
power
vessel
Tyee
Scout
was
In
port
Saturday
afternoon
on
its
way
baek
to
Seattle.
Motorahip
Betort
was
in
port
from
Ketchikan
yesterday
afternoon
with
one
carload
of
fresh
halibut
for
trans-shipment
East
over
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
Dally
Newt
nas
an
audited
iircclation.
Pliy
safe
I
HiUDUSTOXiGBr
Here's
a
Snuih
C,
m
.
.
.
Da
Mia
itf
Olivia
De
Harifland
in
"Call
It
A
Day"
with
AMTA
LOUISE,
LIX
UtStn
AUCE
BRADT.
E0LIVD
YOUNG
tAl7-aiia4J31
Alic
Pete
Smith's
"CriM
"Forky's
Rtaanev
WORLD
NEWS
Cming
Wednesday
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Great
British
Ml
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and
Way
Ports
Princess
Adelaide
every
Friday,
10
p.m.
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To
Vancouver
Direct
,
...
Princess
Alice
princess
Louise
Prlneess
Cbsrlol"
Aug.
4th,
Hth
Aug.
7th,
18lh,
28th;
Aug.
21tb,
Sept.
Connection
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
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and
Reservations
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