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interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
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whole
district
are
doing
the
bame.
1HE
DAILY
NEWS
SMITHERS
News
of
Northern
Districts
RUNAWAY
Vanderhoof
Is
Centre
of
Area
Of
Importance
Both
From
Point
Of
View
Of
Farming
And
Mines
By
II.
F.
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The
town
of
Vanderhoof
looks
prosperous.
There
have
been
new
buildings
erected
there
since
my
last
visit
and
most
of
the
buildings
are
painted.
One
of
the
notable
exceptions
is
the
building
that
houses
the
Government
Telegraphs.
It
seems
as
if
the
government
should
set
a
better
ex
ample
than
to
carry
on
Its
Important
activities
In
a
dilapitated
looking
structure
which
it
would
seem
from
appearances
has
not
been
painted
since
it
was
built
at
least
a
quarter
of
a
century
ago.
But
Vanderhoof
Is
much
more
than
a
farming
centre.
It
Is
the
entrepot
to
the
rlsh
-
Omlneca
mining
district
to
the
north
to
was
recently
voted
to
enable
the
work
to
continue.
There
has
been
some
cotroversy
as
to
how
the
work
should
be
done
whether
under
the
contract
system
or
by
the
public
works
department
and
there
seem
to
be
advocates
of
both
systems
in
thl
district.
As
a
result
of
the
completion
of
onrtructlon
work
at
some
of
the
mines,
fewer
men
are
employed
this
year
than
last.
Firms
now
in
operation
include
the
deGanahl
interests
on
Germanson
Creek,
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
on
Slate
Creek,
The
lermanson
Mines
Ltd
(McCorkell)
m
Germanson
Creek
and
thfi
Dunsmore
outfit
on
Lost
Creel;!
the
last
mentioned
carrying
on
de-
Into
the
district
with
a
heavy
steam
shovel
outfit,
is
now
changing
over
to
hydraulic.
This
firm
is
the
Lost
Creek
Placers
Ltd.
There
is
an
Idaho
syndicate
operating
the
Adams
leases
on
Man-son
Creek
and
the
Rossette-Hay-wood
syndicate
Is
working
nea-Manson
Creek.
T.
A.
Kelley
and
J.
Warne
are
operating
on
Tom
Creek.
Mr.
Kel
ley
Is
the
well
known
logger
who
has
a
big
camp
on
the
Queen'
Charlotte
Islands.
There
are
al.c
number
of
small
outfits
working
it
different
points,
some
of
then,
prospecting.
The
road
is
still
quite
a
distance
Cariboo
properties.
Terrace
United
Church
Social
Paslor
Presents
Report
on
Recent
B.C
Conference
TERRACE,
June
23.
A
congregational
social
was
held
in
Knox
Dr.
E.
D.
Kindle,
geologist
from
the
Department
of
Mines
at
Ot
tawa,
with
his
party,
arrived
In
Smlthers
a.
few
days
ago.
He
Is
resuming
his
work
where
hp
lpff.
off
last
year
and,
starting
near
Hazel-1
FRANCOIS
LAKE
!
c
the
Chelaslie
Crossing
on
the
Bella
Coola
Trail
and
Natalkus
Lake.
Over
twenty
men
arc
working
under
forest
rangers
attempting
to
.hold
the
fire
In
the
old
bums
ard
'keep
It
out
of
the
green
timber.
VAIN
DiKttUUl
dime
Z6.
vanciernooi
is
Uie
centre
Arthur
McLarv
of
East
Ootsa
re
of
a
wonderful
farming
country
a
district
where
farm-
turned
from
Vancouver
via
the
ers
really
make
a
living
from
the
land,
it
is
said.
The
grain
cariboo
Road
bringing
with
him
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AIarlon
Kee'e
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Francois
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;
Lake.
Miss
Lillian
Haddock
of
which
was
lashed
to
the
running
board,
It
was
found
to
be
on
fire,
possibly
from
cigarette
ashes.
The
young
ladies
suffered
some
loss
of
i
clothing.
Fred
Knowles
and
Tommy
Mc-
trapping
grounds
at
Pondosy
Bay,
Vhltesall
Lake
and
the
Skid
Road
United
Church
on
Tuesday
with
R.J
Portage.
They
brought
in
a
light
W.
Riley
as
chairman.
A
program
!
catch.
Both
trappers
express
the
of
music
was
given
by
the
junior
opinion
that
beaver
are
nearing
ex-cholr
entitled
"June
Roses"
and
termination
and
are
In
favor
of
a
"Days
of
Youth."
ten-year
close
season.
A
full
report
of
the
United
Church
.
conference
was
presented
by
thel
Len
Shepherd,
C.C.F.
member
for
which
the
Dominion
and
provincial
minister
and
his
wife,
after
which
Delta,
addressed
a
large
gathering
governments
are
co-operatively
refreshments
were
served.
j
of
local
farmers
on
Saturday
In
the
building
a
road.
A
sum
of
money
I
Poplar
Grove
at
Pioneer
Park.
He
QlVflTUED
Q
confined
his
remarks
to
the
troubles
UU11
1
ULilAiJ
.,
.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Emll
Haugland;
Preparations
for
the
twenty-fifth
Wiiiam
Gordon,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ago
made
a
spectacular
entrance
ing
ahead
steadily.
Horses
are
beine
procured
for
several
horse
races
to
take
place
at
that
time
which
will
provide
an
amusement
for
outside-visitors
which
they
do
not
frequent-1
ly
have
an
opportunity
to
witness.
It
is
hoped
also
to
interest
several
different
towns
in
sending
tug-of-war
teams
to
take
part
In
a
tournament.
Baseball
will
be
one
of
the
big
features
of
the
celebration
and
the
Smlthers
team
feels
confident
it
can
hold
its
own
against
all
comers.
irom
tne
mines
ana
communica-,
United
Church
held
its
plrurfnirl
,lon
Is
difficult.
There
seems
to
be
meeting
for
the
season
last
Mon-.
general
demand
that
better
conv
1
day.
It
took
the
form
of
a
social
municatlon
be
provided
to
thest
1
afternoon
when
games
were
play-
mnmg
operations
in
oraer
inai
ed
and
prizes
for
the
year's
activi-hey
may
get
the
best
possible
re-
ties
were
presented
to
the
follow-!
iulU
and
encourage
new
people
to
Ing:
first,
Arline
Patterson;
sec-;o
in
and
work
the
ground.
0nd,
Ellen
Anderson;
third,
Jean
wnue
vanaernooi
nas.
suiierea
'rom
the
unusually
dry
season
it
is!
olnted
out
by
residents
that
there
has
never
yet'
been
a
crop
failum
n
the
district
and
there
is
no
in-licatlon
that
there
will
be
one
his
year.
Hay
will
be
light
but
?rain
crops
look
well
and
should
be
normal.
MINE
TO
OPERATE
Tunnelling
on
Dardanelles
on
Copper
River
Near
Terrace
To
Be
Continued
This
Year
VANDERHOOF,
June:
"23:
The'
head
office
of
the
Omlneca
Gold'
Quartz
Mining
Company,
controlled
by
the
Wells
Interests
and
holding
a
valuable
mining
property
on
Copper
River
at
what
is
known
as
the
Dardanelles,
an-
nounces
it
will
be
continuing
t',e.
tunnelling
on
that
property
this
season
Just
as
soon
as
Mr.
Wells
i
finds
time
to
lay
out
the
work
The
veteran
mining
man
has
been!
much
preoccupied
of
late
In
I
launching
work
on
some
of
his!
BURNSLAKE
The
Explorers'
Club
of
St.
Paul's
I
Patterson;
boys'
first,
Archie
Patterson;'
second,
Gordon
Stanyer;
third,
Herbert
Ashcroft;
good
conduct,
Wayne
Ashcroft.
Misses
Olive
i
Gerow
and
Edna
Bland
assisted
the
leader,
Mrs
Frank
Bushfield,
In
the
games
and
serving
refreshments.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Anderson
and
family
were
visitors
to
Telkwa
on
Sunday.
The
Misses
Mclntyre
of
Smlthers
were
guests
here
of
their
sister
and
brother-in-law
for
the
week
end.
j
F.
Trousdell
has
left
by
car
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
j
i
Peonies,
lilacs,
Iris,
etc.,
are
blooming
here
but
rain
Is
very
badly
needed
throughout
this
whole
district.
I
QUEEN
CIIAItl.OTTE
ISLANDS
LAND
DISTUICT
Kwordlnr
I)ltrlct
of
Prince
nupert
TAKE
NOTICE
that
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PACKERS
LIMITED
OP
Vancouver,
B.
C,
run
packers.
Intend
to
apply
for
a
leeae
of
the
following
(1m-crttwd
land,
situate
at
the
htod
j(
Pacofl
Bay,
Sclwyn
Inlrt,
on
the
BouMl
Wet
Hhore
In
front
of
Lot
170,
(Morei-by
bland
)
:
OxnrnanicLng
at
a
pent
planted
e,briu,t
6
chatrui
westerly
from
the
North-Eas
turner
of
Lot
170:
thence
North
8
chain;
thence
Went
18
chalnf
to
hore
line;
thence
Southerly
and
Easterly
along
high
water
mark
to
polni.
of
commencement,
and
containing
7
acre,
more
or
lean
Dated
April
2flth.
1938.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PACKERS
LIMITED
Jame
T.
Underhlll,
Agent.
Gordon
Lever;
Evelyn
Isabel,
Excitement
Caused
Today
Br
In-
ident
Which
Once
Was
Common
SMITHERS.
June
23;
The
resl
dents
of
Smlthers
witnessed
what
I
between
Bush
(Ires
are
raging
usea
la
oe
a
ramcr
cummuii
occur
rence
In
the
good
old
days
but
one
now
seldom
seen
when
a
team
61
horses,
owned
by
J.
A.
Morris
and
hitched
to
a
"Bennett
Buggy,"
took
the
bits
in
their
teeth
Saturday
afternoon
and
raced
through
town
endangering
lives
and
property
for
a
few
minutes.
The
horses
were
standing
at
the
end
of
Second
Avenue
on
the
extreme
west
end
of
town
when
they
haying
Will
be
late
this
year.
As
a
result
of
the
increase
Vancouver
and
Ootsa
Lake
and'11116
Irlentened
and
started
to
in
the
amount
of
grain
grown
in
the
district,
a
new
eleva-Ilss
Alice
Mason
of
Vancouver.
run,
""W
ra"
down
Second
Avenue
!
8
rect
th
tor
was
built
at
this
print
last
year.
After
an
uneventful
trip
until
En-and
"f0"
"T
dako
was
passed.
McLary
smelled
",',
luggagernlssing
a
new
BuIck
coupe
owned
fire.
Investigating
the
by
R.
C.
Davidson
which
was
park
ed
on
the
roadside
In
front
of
his
residence.
They
turned
north
on
Dominion
and
east
a?aln
on
Third
Avenue;
continuing
along
Third
Avenue
uiy
til
they
reached
the
end
of
the
Klnley
have
returned
from
their
street
where
an
old
trail
meanders'
I
of
the
fanners.
-.Terrace
Has
Six
Baptisms
ton.
he
will
work
south
and
prob-
'
children's
Day
is
Observed
Sunday
ably
finish
his
season,
at
Smlthers.
Dr.
Lang,
also
a
geologist
from
the
mines
department,
arrived
here
on
Saturday
and
he
will
work
throughout
the
district
co-ordinating
and
assembling
data
from
previous
surveys
preparatory
to
issuing
geological
maps
of
the
entire
area.
velopment
work
at
the
same
time,
anniversary
celebration
to
be
held
Bert
McDonald,
who
some
years
in
Smlthers
earlv
in
Aueust
are
co
in
Knox
Church
TERRACE.
June
23Qn
Sunday
evening
Children's
Day
was
observed
In
Knox
United
Church
and
the
following
children
were
baptized:
Allan
Bruce,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bruce
Smith;
Elsie
Pearl,
daughter
through
the
bush.
Running
hard
all
the
time,
the
runaways
continued
on
through
the
bush
until
they
emerged
oh
Railway
Avenue
In
the
southeast
corner
of
town
where
they
wees
halted,
having
become
pretty,
well
played
out
after
running
wild
for
about
a
mile
and
a
half.
It
was
a
miracle
that
there
was
no
damage
to
life
or
property
dur-"
ing
their
mad
race
but
the
onty
damage
done
seemed
to
have
been
to
the
wagon
which
they
were
drawing
behind
them.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ford
Jackson;
Hannah
and
Dorothy,
daughters
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Bushman.
Special
music
was
rendered
by
the
junior
girls
and
Explorers.
Some
of
the
items
were
"Listen
to
the
Voice
of
Jesus,"
"In
Early
Youth"
and
"Praise
Him."
A
duct,
"Memories
of
Oalllee
was
given
by
Miss
Anne
Orey
and
Mrs.
Crisp.
Mrs.
Adam
Crisp
presided
at
the
organ.
The
Dally
Newt
Ijis
an
audited
lrculatlnn
Piny
uf(t
Socially
Accepted
.
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