1.
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TWO
T1IK
DAILY
NEWS
C1
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fl
11
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TAKE
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ORANGE
1
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MM
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PEKOE
14
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TLA
modern
trsoptfrttonaht'sUraeU
only
an
occasional
prespector-
seeking
pisrer
gold.
The
district
Is
divided
Into,
several
mining
ctlvisRms.
"as
follows:
Queen
Charlotte.
Bella
Ctoola.
fciecna,
Naas.
Portland
Canal.
SUklne
and
Llard.
and
Atlln
mining
divisions.
The
chief
Interest
in
the
first
five
Watch
the
Children
Eat
it
348
You,
too,
will
be
delighted
when
you
try
this
tea.
High
grown
full-flavoured
-
perfectlyblended
fresh
sealed
In
aluminum
to
keep
the
strength
and
flavour
in
-43c
per
half-pound,
everywhei
ask
tor
this
delicious
blend.
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93
8(3
Friday,
July
13,
1923
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Annua
Report
of
District
Engineer
Issued
(Jueen
Charlotte
and
Bella
Coola
Divisions
Commented
on
The
North-western
Mineral
Survey
District
includes
all
the
Pacific
drainage
area
of
the
province
between
the
north
end
of
Vancouver
Island
and
the
Yukon,
except
the
Skeena
River
valley
beyond
Terrace,
and
also
all
the
Arctic
drainage
area
in
the
province
north
of
the
Peace
River
and
its
tributaries,
says
the
annual
report
of
Dr.
II.
T.
James,
resident
mining
engineer
for
North-western
survey
district
In
many
parts
of
this
territory
of
about
125,000
square
miles
there
is
more
or
less
mining
activity,
except
of
course
in
the
main
part
of
the
Liard
basin,
which
is
far
removed
from
all
Old
and
established
camp
and
is
there-frre
fairly
well
provided
with
road,
but
during
the
year
the
Spruce
Creek
road
was
extended
to
some
upper
working
and
ocnslderable
money
wu
spent
on
the
road
to
the
Atlln
Sliver-Lead
mines.
The
Department
of
Mines
has
always
Minted
in
this
way
in
opening
up
any
ertlon
of
the
country
which
the
pub-
of
these
is
in
lode-mining,
while
placer-
j
lie
wlshe.
to
prcjacct
or
to
develop.
mining
Is
of
major
Importance
In
the
j
Practically
nothing
has
been
done
In
remaining
divisions.
Exceptions
are
to
.
the
Queen
Charlotte
Mining
Division
be
noted
in
each
of
theee
groups
of
this
year,
aside
from
assessment
work
areas:
as
for
example,
there
has
been
;
on
the
few
claim
which
are
still
In
a
small
amount
01
placer
-mining
along
good
standing
in
the
district.
About
the
beach
of
Oraham
Island.
In
the
one-third
of
the
mineral
claims
were
Queen
Charlotte
group,
and
In
one
or
allowed
to
lapse
during
the
year;
In
two
stream
near
the
head
of
KJtaum-;
eluded
In
this
was
the
Big
Swede
gallum
Lake,
while
lode-mining
Is
be-:
group
near
Lotkeport.
which
has
been
.coming
of
increasing
importance
in
a
well-known
property
for
several
years,
the
Atlln
division,
f
It
was
drflled
at
one
time
by
the
The
placer
gold
production
from
the
Oranby
Oonaol
(dated
and
has
been
ex-dlstrict
during
1927
amounted
toamlned
by
other
large
companies.
This
s8.3M.
wrtten
is
a
decrease
of
HMO
j
division
was
not
visited
this
year,
but
irom
tne
iwm
production.
It
la
expected
I
will
be
as
early
as
possible
In
the
that
the
production
from
the
Atlln
spring
of
IMS.
camp,
which
Is
responsible
for
most
of
j
IIKI.LA
COOLA
DIVISION
the
placer
ouptut
of
the
district.
will
.
-
b.
o,Vtne
LI
The
Bell.
Coola
mining
division
three
years.
1HIAIIS
AMI
tlt.lll.S
As
in
past
years,
the
department
of
mines
has
assisted
very
materially
in
Iff
in
the
development
of
the
mining
industry
by
constructing
and
assisting
in
the
construction
of
many
tjoa'ds
and
trails
Some
of
these
hrs
buUt
to
individual
propertles-frkcJllle
tflr
development
or
enable
thenV
iWsfon
ore.
while
others
have
been
bunt
int
districts
which
seem
to
be
favorable
prcsprctliiK
areas
All
active
sections
ol
the
district
have
received
their
share
of
assistance
The
number
of
Krauts
made
in
each
division
Indicates,
in
it
general
way
the
relative
amount
!
ii-w
(
rk
being
undertaken
In
the
dl-v;i
n
,.
riiua.
Uie
Portland
Canal
dl-viaiun
Is
bcinn
most
actively
developed
mi
l
has
nvdved
grants
for
no
less
than
eleven
individual
pieces
of
road
or
trail
work
The
Bkeena
division
Is
second,
with
grants
for
six
trails,
and
the
Stlk'ne
division
has
received
grants
for
three
trails
The
Atlln
camp
Is
an
I
HREDDED
lth
strawberries
and
milk
or
cream
Delights
the
fussy
eaters
The
iviioie
wheat
thoroagnly
baked
TRISCUIT
a
rn'sp
whole
wheat
wafer
Mude
l&
The
Canadian
Shrctfdcd'WhcarCompanyrLtiL
U
the
most
southerly
division
In
No
1
mineral
survey
district.
It
embraces
an
area
of
about
188
miles
square
on
the
Pacific
slope
of
the
coast
range,
and
is
drained
chiefly
by
the
Ball
Coota
and
Dean
Hirers,
flowing
Into
the
heads
of
Burt
and
Dean
channels
re
spectlvely
That
Miction
of
the
district
which
borders
on
the
coast
line
has
hot
been
considered
a
very
favorable
place
for.
prospecting,
because
most
Of
It
ts
underlain
by
rocks
of
tbe
Coast
Rurige
batholith.
or
by
large
Inclusions
contained
In
It.
While
It
Is
true
thnt
those
rocks
do
not
contain
nearly
an
many
mineral
showings
as
those
along
the
eastern
contact
of
the
bath-clith.
it
must
be
remembered'
that
some
of
the
largest
mines
in
the
province
have
been
found
on
the
west
side
of
the
batholith.
The
coast
section
must
therefore
be
regarded
as
a
favorable
one
for
prospecting.
Up
to
the
present
time
there
hsve
been
more
mines
found
on
the
weatern
side
of
tbe
Coast
Range
bathclltli
in
British
Columbia
and
Alaska
than
there
have
been
along
the
7
i
A
OIUKTTION
TAKEN
VlJY
SC1I(H
the
IIO.UM)
TO
I'KOMOjriM;
TO
HHiH
SCHOOL
11Y
Kt:0.M.MBSI.UIO
Following
reception1
of
a
rerJCrt
from.
Principal
reddle
suggesting
Jlfat
pipll
coming
up
to
tle
:"
HigUr
School
by
recommendation
wire
ngjready
fpr
th
work,
the
school
board
last
night
bj
resolution
decided
to
request
the
Department
of
Education
at
Victoria
to
held,
examinations
in
the
local
schools
for
all
pupils
wishing
to
enter
High
Sftbool
Instead
of
taking
the
reoom-wto(m
of
the
principals.
One
particular
class
was
mentioned
which
was
passed
In
toto.
In
a
discussion
in
regard
to
th?
matter
It
was
pointed
out
by
Chairman
Qocheatr
that
there
was
no
come
bsek
4f
the
students
took
the
exam-nations.
He
was
strongly
in
favor
of
It.
Trustee
McMeekln
thought
the
pres
ent
system
tended
to
breed
llwerUng
between
the
parents
and
teachers
and
between
parents
and
the
school
board.
Mrs.
Trustee
.
Spencer
remarked
that
!t
was
well
for
a
disinterested
person
.o
mark
the
papers.
In
his
report
Principal
Peddle
said
the
results
of
the
examinations
con
UttiM
the
opinion
that
U
par
eent
of
ill
nigh
school
students
were
not
suit
ed
to
academic
work
and
to
sugges
:hat
because
they
"sailed
through"
the
elementary
grades
they
should
pas
tally
through
the
High
School
was
unsound,
for
there
they
would
have
five
totally
different
subjects
for
which'
-little
or
no
preparation
has'
bean
received
In
the
elementary
schools.
The
results
pointed
to
the
necessity
of
a
junior
high
school
or
a
supplementary
lats
In
the
elementary
school.
EMPIRE
TRIP
I.AIIY
as
uie
MRTY
CHOSEN
IIAI.lt
Y.MIM.F.
TALLBHT
TITUSN
IAIV
IX
KM
I
I
UK
!
.
Oil
AI'KltONK
July
J3.
Cattle
advices
aVe.ee
reetiveM
..Msn.
fiocKkm
thai
the
selection
of
the
fifty
"young
ambassadors
of
Empire"
who
are
to
tour
Canada
In
August,
have
been
selected
They
are
coming
under
.
an
Empire
scholarship
plan
sponsored
by
th?
allied
newspapers
of
Cheat
Britain
with
the
co-operation
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
the
Cubs:
3teamhlp
Company.
More
than
100.000
examination
papers
written
by
young
people
throughout
the
whole
of
the
British
Isles
ware
examined
before
the
successful
candidates
were
chosen
The
final
selection
Includes
an
equal
number
of
boys
and
iris
ranging
in
age
from
14
to
21
vears.
Lady
Marjorie
Dalrymple.
slater
c-f
Earl
of
Ctatrs
and
noted
tallest
titled
lady
in
the
Empire,
being
six
fact
two
inches
In
height,
will
acconDanv
the
party
as
chaperon.
Kenanth
Lindsay.
M.A.,
ex-president
of
the
Oxford
Union
soccer
"nine,"
and
a
Corinthian
win
ccompany
the
party
as
a
special
In
structor.
INSTALLATION
OF
OFFICERS
YESTERDAY
AT
ROTARY
LUNCHEON
The
Installation
of
officers
took
place
yesterday
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
Club.
T
H.
Johnson,
former
president,
preslde-J
and
made
the
ceremony
quite
Impress
ive.
Those
installed
were
President
George
florle;
secretary.
D.
B.
Finn:
treasurer,
D.
C.
Pa
tenon:
directors
John.
Dors,
Oeorgev
Woodland
and
John
PjMsntvn.
eastern
contact,
but
there
have
been
many
more
prospects
located
on
the
east
than
on
the
west.
The
eastern
contact
of
the
batholith
enters
the
Bella
Coala
division
at
lu
extreme
north-eastern
corner,
near
the
west
end
of
Eutusk
Lake,
and
follows
an
Irregular
south-easterly
course
to
Kappan
(or
Charlotte
)
Lake,
at
the
head
of
Bella
Cools
River.
The
contact
has
been
mapped
from
Kappan
Lake
to
a
short
distance
above
Plrvale
on
the
Bells
Coola
river,
but
Its
ecaqt
position
Is
net
known
Tietwsen
&si
and
Butsuk
Lake.
The
part
'of
UM
contact
which
has
been
mapped
follows
along
the
north
side
of
the
Oella
Coola
River
at
a
distance
of
2
to
10
miles
from
it
Unfortunately,
much
of
.
the
area
im-medlataly
along
the
contact,
.in
covered
with
glaclaj
dft
oTfrtlaris,
(airas
and
"
XVWest.fr-r
RINMPettMtg.
APPMeflMl.iljis
fap,fwsWe!SW'iln
the
whojejllsmOcolSR
vajm-'WWi)r9
tne
norm
side
or
the
river
ihtwwii
Burnt
Bridge
creek
and
Precipice
camp,
in
a
belt
of
greenstone
from
4
to
8
mile
wide,
although
it
Is
quite
probable
that
mineral
deposits
will
be
found
In
other
parts
of
the
valley.
From
Information
which
Is
now
available
it
would
seem
that
the
eastern
ewttlsct
of
the
batholith
must
cross
Dean
Hlver,
about
30
miles
above
Its
mouth.
The
section
of
the
river-valley
north
of
this
should
be
favor
able
for
prospecting.
There
wan
very
little
activity
in
the
division
this
yaar
and
it
was
not
ex-
imlned.
jFry
it
v
jor
'9ffiils
I
The
way
to
fnxl
out
whetlier
you
like
a
thing
is
to
try
it
at
home.
That
is
exactly
the
service
His
Master's
Voice
dea'ers
arc
offering
you
today.
A
new
Orthoflhonic
Victrola
ami
your
own
selection
of
music
from
the
big
Victor
Uecord
Catalog;,
or
from
the
recent
releases,
at
home
for
a
night!
No
cost
or
obligation
and
the
opportunity
to
discover
an
entire
world
o(
rjew
pleasures.
The
new
rnuskal
pleasure
to
l
derived
frrnn
an
Orthoptionic
Mctrola
is
indeed
con;p!etc.
Thousands
of
selections
to
choose
from.
0
CUT
OF
LOGS
THIS
SEASON
The
totaJ
cut
of
logs
so
fsr
this
ason
In
the
Prince
Rupert
district
is
29,571.737
board
rt,
aeewding
to
in
forestry
department
scale.
Tot
the
month
of
June
the
amount
was
S.S46M6
board
feet,
made
up
as
fol
lows:
Douglas
Fir
.
381.795
R
Cedar
140.167
Spruce
M64j80
Intcrlcr
Spruce
lflOAS
H;mlcck
1.796.867
Balsam
1JI4.11
Jackplne
16,69.
Cot
tjti
wood
113,981
Polei
(lineal
feeti
366,390
Hemlock
Plies
(lineal
feet
..
16,371
Cedar
Pile
76,800
"rriwood
(
cords
i
187
Shingle
Belts
...
.as
Keml'.'ck
Ties
'
i
Tfio6
'
I'tne
Ties
(curds)
84.673
r-?nce
Pos
so
Pulpwotl
291
In
The
Letter
Box
SI'
jK.l.iiiii
,
vt
Mter,',Dnffl:'Wewsl:,'',
jl
We
iWtn"
have
'4
apkc
In
Tout
pllprr
ttf
otlfV
'
the
frdbllc
'
that
the
Christian
Band
of
Workers
of
tht
Natives
of
Port
Enington
and
Port
simpoii,
Ik
now
doing
a
missionary
work
at
Tuck
Inlet
Cannery
under
the
leadership
of
Peter
Nelson
of
Port
Eeslnton.
The
members
of
Uie
or-gszhation
have
elected
Henry
Ilaldane
of
Mctlaktitla
to
conduct
the
services
and
Sunday
school
during
the
flsh-liiK
wason.
The
Chrlstlnn
Band
of
workers
was
lneorpr
rated
years
back
but
owing
to
the
death
of
the
leaders
Of
the
society
the
missionary
work
was-
not
very
muoh
In
proRresN.
Now
the
younger
peI!
"V
T
uvmom
"True
Ini
w
sound
have
taken
up
the
matter
and
appointed
their
leaders
and
wish
that
the
best
Is
yet
to
come.
They
thank
the
manager
of
tbe
Tuck
Inlet
Cannery
for
work
and
the
editor
of
this
paper.
CHRISTIAN
BAND
OP
WORKERS.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
my
13,
tpiK
The
8t.
Andrew's
Society
last
night
sleeted
officers
as
ollows:
President
s
D.
Macdonald:
first
vice-president.
Thomas
MoMrekln;
second
f
Ice-preal
dant.
Oeorge
W.
Abbott;
reeordliig
sec
retary.
w.
E.
Wllllsoroft:
warden.
Bert
Arthur;
chaplain.
Rev.
Or.
H.
R
3
rant.
tjaet
evening
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
IV.
E.
Allen
wss
the
scene
of
nappy
surprise
party
in
honor
of
the
Misses
Allen
and
Ed.
in
Oardwell
of
Edmonton.
About
thirty
young
people
gathered
at
the
home
of
Miss
Nors
Krany
and
proceeded
to
the
Allen
home,
led
by
Piper
Alex
McDonald.
ine
following
iccal
committee
was
named
at
a
meeting
last
night
to
co
operate
with
the
Canada
Hood
Board
In
conservation
loeallyr
Mayor
MeClymont.
ma,
uyonarn.
Aid.
Klrkpatrlcls.
Mrs.
R
L.
,MIatoh
aad
Canon
IRix.l
L.
.
L"AND-ACT"
t-
xotici:
or
intknticn
to
aimxv
to
In
Prince
Runert
Land
Iteenrdlnv
ni..
trlct
and
sltuaU
adjacent
to
Anlforo
Bay,
Moresby
Island,
Skldegate
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
P.rlfi
win.
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
PUip
and
Paper
Manufacturera,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
fnllnivino
r.
wrlbed
lind:-
Commeneine
st
a
noat
nlsntoH
nn
h.
high
witer
mark
of
an
Island:
thence
foOowing
the
high
water
mark
around
tne
island
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
0.33
acre,
more
or
less
PACIFIC
MILLS,
LIMITED,
..
Applicant
Donald
Wilbur
Hodidoii,
-Agent
for
Pacific
Mills.
Limited
Dated
Msy
i.
It'iU.
Barona
Model
4-40
$225
or
with
Electric
Drivo
$265
Dance
progranw,
vocal
perfornvtnrrs,
vaude
4!fc
entertainrnrnte,--jl
duplicating
great
actual
cvenu,
yours
to
enjoy
without
leaving
your
favorite
easy
chair.
The
n.'cently
dia-iwerwl
Victor
controlled
principle
of
"Match
ed
liuiiedance"
or.
"Smooth
Flow
of
Sound"
has
added
baa
and
treble
to
home
music
reproduction.
This
was
not
pnembk'
before
the
advent
of
the
new
Onhophonic
Victrola.
This
wonderfal
instrument
is
made
in
.
varietv
of
tir
lutifiif
annrlrlaii
aniniThf
rl
i-
in
fine
woods,
frWtt4sV
sfWaLs
ObUinabte
on
nmvenient
payment!
ionic
Trade
Mailc
Reft'd
Victrola
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
,
Montreal
:nL
Mm
His
.Master's
Voice
deafen.
But
first
t
ry
one
for
a
night
ritboutobligation.
Friday,
Jul
:i
-
'V
Ifjitihout
obligation
your
dealer
will
let
you
have
a
new
Ortbohonic
Victrola
for
an
entire
evening's
concert.
it
i
OrliBi3lioriic'-imy
if
it
bears
the
dog
Trademark
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
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frn
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lnikrt
lor
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SwaniHi
Hay.
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p.m.
133
2nd
Atenue.
IL
JM.
SMITH,
Agent.
I'rlnee
Itui.rrt.
II
(
Throujh
llrkrls
sold
to
Victoria
and
Mfattie.
and
batiste
rlm
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through
to
dntlnstlsr
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dosigna,
per
yard
29
inch
French
Hand
Block
Prlrfted
Cretonne,
niiiortod
de-8ljrns
and
colorlnifH,
per
yurd
8."it,
Sl.i!.",
$.r0
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DamnHk,
fadeleitM
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weight
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