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value
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any
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are
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PRINCE
RUPERT
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COLUMBIi
Published
Every
Afteinoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
I'ULLEN
-
-
-
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
According
to
reports
received
at
Smltbers
from
Topley.
very
rich
ore
is
be-
Mc?squite,
Flies
Eacke,BedBugs
Thursday,
August
2,
1928.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Premier
Now
Making
Highest
Production
Consolidated
Takes
Property
Up
Telkwa
River
New
Strike
at
Topley-Kichfield
The
Premier
gold
mine
is
now
milling
over
four
hundred
tons
of
ore
daily
in
addition
to
shipping
over
five
hundred
tons
which
is
to
date
the
highest
point
in
the
property's
production.
The
company
is
carrying
on
extensive
operations
in
preparation
for
the
commence
ment
of
production
frqm
the
Porter
Idaho,
Prosperity
and
Silverado
properties
on
Marmot
River.
There
will
be
accommodation
for
500
workmen
and
by
October
the
management
expects
to
have
a
continuous
flow
of
high
grade
ore
over
its
tramline
from
the
Prosperity
which
is
under
construction.
It
is
also
taking
active
steps
to
develop
the
Silverado.
With
the
taking
over
of
tb
Big
Mis-curl
by
the
Consolidated
attention
has
beta
directed
to
the
Silver
Cmt
group
Just
north
of
the
Missouri.
Consolidated
officials
announced
publicly
that
they
acre
highly
Impressed
with
the
mineralised
so
lie
north
of
the
Premier.
Development
ol
the
Big
Missouri
this
year
will
greatly
Increase
the
value
of
the
Silver
Crest
group
and
help
the
whole
area.
Further
consolidation
i
of
proprrtlei
by
the
Consolidated
Is
considered
to
be
by
no
means
impossible.
Angus
Ctuabolxn.
prospector,
has
made
t
new
And
of
high
grade
galena
ore
with
excellent
values
In
stiver
on
a
part
Of
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
near
the
Silver
Lakes,
twelve
miles
from
Souther
ened
up
recently
on
the
Topley-Rlch-field
mine
according
to
word
received
from
the
Interior.
The
new
ore
has
created
quite
an
Impression
In
8mlthe'rs
indicating
that
this
DTODertv
hut
thigh
grade
as
well
as
low
grade
mond
drilling
program
on
the
property
is
proceeding
steadily
and
highly
en
couraging
values
are
being
disclosed
as
the
drills
work
their
way
to
depth
The
property
was
recently
examined
by
Dr.
George
Hanson
of
the
Geological
Survey
and
other
mining
authorities
who
ore
reported
to
have
expressed
great
confidence
In
the
property
and
their
belief
that
It
would
have
an
ex
ceedingly
bright
future.
A
regular
force
ing
taken
from
the
shaft
constituting
jof
thirty
men
now
constitutes
the
pay-
work
on
the
Oolden
.Eagle
property
roll
at
the
mine
and
tunnels
are
be:
which
la
owned
by
Ueenan
and
Mathe-
extended
at
the
same
time
as
diamond
son
and
is
under
option
to
T.
D.
Pic-
drilling
la,
being
proceeded
with,
kard
of
Vancouver.
The
option
was
tak
en
on
this
property
last
fill
and
work
To
make
an
examination
of
several
was
commenced
by
the
eriflual
owners
cf
the
outstanding
properties
on
the
in
the
way
of
a
shaft,
eorhe
fine'
ore
be-
Bablne
Range.
T.
8.
Davey.
genera:
lng
encountered
In
the
course
of
opera-
manager
of
the
Alexandria
Oold
Mines
Uons.
Nine
men
are
employed
on
the
Co..
left
8mithers
last
week
with
a
par-
property
ad
work
is
progressing
at
a
ty
ol
prospectus.
The
Alexandria
Gold
good
rata;
of
speed.
;
Mines
is
reported
to
be
an
organlzatior
and
part
left
Telkwa.
recently
to
examine
the
Contention
gad
Duchese
groups
of
claim
situated,
on
the
south
fork
of
the
TelkM.
River
about
thirty
miles
from
the
Telkwa
station.
These
pi
Opel-ties'
were
brought
to
the
attention
of
Ooajsolldated
by
iP.
M.
DookrlU.
In
1994
and
1906
col.
Topping.
Jack
Kowson
and
1
terry
lloweon
induced
New
York
capital
to
perform
certain
development
work
on
the
properties
and
later
Frank
Dookrti;
and
the
late
Thorns
JcJfcrsoa
became
interested
in
the
development.
The
Contention
group
comprises
three
claims
and
the
Duchess
eight.
Ore
l
of
a
copper
pyrit
and
hematite
character
and
sample
on
a
face
shewing
a
ledge
of
eighteen
feet
with
eight
feet
ten
inches
of
ore
ran.
I
financed
by
Toronto
capitalists
who
O.
II.
KUburn.
representative
of
the
have
taken
over
a
fifty-one
percent.
in-Consolidated
Mining
Ac
Smelting
Co..
'
terest
in
the
H
viand
Basin
group
owned
by
Martin
Gain
and
Tommy
King.
Oth
er
properties
to
be
Inspected
will
in
elude
the
Crania
mine.
Little
Joe.
Vic-
ftoria
Basin
and
other
group.
All
visitors
to
the
Portland
Canal
district
are
impressed
with
the
tremendous
mining
activity
which
Is
now
go-'ns
on
In
that
section.
There
are
roor
prospectors
out
m
the
hiUa(
than
evei
before
and
parties
are
'going
oui
thtough
the
country
forty
.and
fifty
miles
distant
from
the
town.
The
prospect
is
that
the
Bear
River
Valley
may
soon
share
the
pfcvM
in
the
sun
which
the
Salmon
River
had
had
for
so
long
aa
a
result
of
the
Premier
operation
and
which
more
recent
the
Marmot
River
lection
ha
occupied.
"It
can
be
sale
very
high.
There
ate
reported
to
be
a
jaeout
the
whole
Portland
Canal
d
lemur
be
r
of
ledge
Of
good
width
and
,
trict."
stated
one
recent
visitor
"that
in
continuity.
Several
aheota
oi
ore
carrying
heavy
mineralisation
of
gray
copper
with
silver
value
of
approximately
two
hun-
tirfxi
"urcea
to
the
ton
have
been
op-;
up.'
the
past
we
hate
only
scratched
a
few
showings
A
period
of
sounder
mining
development
is
now
starting
and
during
the
next
Ave
yean
some
of
the
big-
tcct
mines
In
Canada
should
be
opened
Quaint
Village
on
the
Skeena
River
By
M.
Holland
Cox,
in
Canadian
National
Hallway
Magazine
There
are
many
little
nettlements
tucked
into
fold
of
the
hi!!
along
the
Skeena,
but
for
charm
of
situation
and
atmosphere
Osland.
the
only
Icelandic
village
on
the
const,
f
probably
the
most
picturemjue.
Same
years
ago
a
few
adventuring
families,
hoping
for
a
more
generolfSysxfttence
than
in
possible
in
Iceland,
net
out
for
Canada,
the.
to
Bbm.
new
Land
of
Promise.
They
took
land
near
Winnipeg
and
worked
hard
in
the
fields;
but
the
Icelander
is
seafaring
and
on
thf
broad,
fertile
prairies
they
were
nick
for
the
grey
mountains,
KILLS
salt
coves
and
ships
to
Which
they
had
been
accustomed
from
ttuir
immemorial.
Then,
one
day
a
man
wUo
hud
travelled
far
returned
to
their
settlement
and
told
ol
a
wonde:GiL
cvuntn
in
the
west
where
fish
could
be
caughl
by
the
millions,
where
lue;
vi.it
to
be
had
for
the
cutting,
and
there
was
no
long,
.ce'jound
winter.
So
they
packed
up
their
belongings,
many
of
which
hau
teen
brought
from
the
Old
Land,
end
lollowijiunto
the
swift
flowing,
Skee-
fk
MXEro2&'
located
on
if3i
.Blind
tGuiflkjjBjMltri
Island.
Tr?7
flows
oy
It-'-jOK
BJHp
tanacuan
national
itaii-v.'&ys.
across
liie
water,
but
little
Os-land
remains
to
the
general
public
only
a
name,
and
one
scarcely
known,
at
that.
There
are
In
It
but
a
scant
hundred
Inhabitants,
whose
wooden
hou-.es
are
scattered
fn
an
irregular
row
along
a
narrow
fringe
of
terrain
between
moun
tain
and
sea.
There
are
no
attack;
the
comfortable
homes
stand
in
gardens:
gay
with
old-fashioned
flcwers
which!
grow
with
almost
tropical
luxuriance
and
brilliance:
and
in
order
to
create
these
homes,
the
pioneers,
men
and
wo-;
men
both,
had
to
give
months
of
back-1
breaking
labor.
They
were
told
that
apples
would
not
grow
so
far
north;
yet!
litee
planted
three
.yean
ago
are
bear
ing
prodigally
now,
and
currants,
rhubarb,
strawberries
and
ail
sorts
of
veg
etable!
grow
wontfirfully
there.
I.
tda.es
a
great
deal
of
labour
to
prepare
the
garden
soil,
but
gradually
encumbering
undergrowth
and
stumps
are
being
de
frayed,
and
each
year
becoming
better.
bountiful
on
sea
and
land,
and
in
i
for
any
c
thene
con
di
bone
the
settlers
have
found
I
about
the
possibilities
The
ore
waa
encountered-
pronto
Jl
Tasiy
Breakjcis
food
thai
Cm-reds
Cbgistipaiioji
,
-
-11
'
!
V
.
NUT
:jjJKE
FLAVOR
Thlt
'
lUntQqf
blend
of
wheat,
hran.
;'nejlax
has
resulted
in
cesjsilrth
a
rkh
m:t
flavor.
'
Seaidw:
"lupplyinB
abundant
aourbthpient
Duia-Mite
rem-eJl.
aatt
y
trove
the
car.
e
at
constiaatiAp
ftc
n:
and
happy
every
day
by
.-
urting
with
a
b-wl
of
D;na-M-'e
porridge.
IheAhv
health
Food
Li
"feeling
betu:
now
than
before.
Every
person
is
a
pr.spect
until
someone
write,
him
up
and
then
he
is
still
a
prospect
Jor
an
extension
subscription.
WOHK
NOV
BltlViS
HKSl
LTS
Candidates
vtr.it;.:i;y
v.-:i:
:i.V."
that
conditions
wcrk
dene
caw
;ii
pro-ju
mb-ctip-tlons
which
cou::t
more
vet,
Uiaa
the
There
is
only
one
street,
a
winding
same
subscript
:
-
could
possibly
be
plank
way
which
foUows
the
shore
con-
worth
later.
A
lt
.ul
eiired
now
will
be
tours,
and
there
are
neither
horses
nor
harder
to
overcome
j.
the
time
for
end-
cows
on
the
island,
though
a
few
goats
lng
the
catnpaii!:'.
draws
near
lor
the
upply
milk
for
the
children.
For
some
voting
value
o:
subscriptions
grows
years
there
were
a
number
oi
sheep
"leaauy
lee.
:aied
mainly
for
their
wool
which
the:
Another
pcint
to
consider
In
securing
cmen
card
and
spin
into
yam
tor
tuhaeriptioa
i
this:
You
will
not
knitting
sweaters
and
mittens;
but
a
j
write
up
every
person
you
approach,
wolf
took
up
quarters
in
the
bills
close
Maybe
many
turn
you
down.
Then
br
and
helped
hlmaelf
to
several.
again
maybe
yen
11
dj
mighty
w.H.
You
Behind
the
village
is
a
lake.
OX
two
!
must
not
he,
diwouraaed
.Every
sales-vals
Joined,
with
a
sandy
beach.
It
man
has
both
good'
days
and
other
Ilea
in
the
cup
of
an
old
volcaao
and
Tdays.
But
the
law
of
averages
wUl
creek
runs
from
it
through
(fee
vU-
lage
supplying
good
drinking
water;
in
years
to
come
it
will
probably
be
harn
essed
for
light
and
power.
Across
the
near
hills
He
snowcapped
peaks,
the
tide
rise
and
falls
at
their
very
feet;
nature
work
fcr
all.
Ir
you
see
enough
people
you
are
bsund
to
secure
subscriptions.
And
subscripts
n-.
mean
votes.
And
votes
mean
car
Whatever
conditions
confront
you
are
quite
likely
to
also
confront
others.
The
world
is
not
made
person.
All
have
to
meet
conditions
and
the
same
In
runnlne
a
cross-drift
which
was
un-l
The
men
we
salmon
flshcts,
working
AM.
OX
sMK
IOOIIXO
dertaken
to
establish
the
continuity
of
for
tanneries
or
Independently,
and
While
you
may
.ie
expecting
sensationally
high
grade
discovery
marvellously
dexterous
wiu
tneir
eise
to
oe
ma:!
n;
startling
gains
ana.
whlch
was
made
some
distance
away
?bout
a
month
ago.
Meantime,
the
dia
ooat.
Tney
are
the
blue-eyed
type,
big:
getting
along
,
inmiuiy,
others
are
no)
and
fair,
as
a
rule,
hardy
and
long-
i
doubt
thinking
the
same
about
you.
All
lived.
Uklng
life
phUosophlcally.
andjyou
htve
to
do
is
do
your
best.
It
lent
I
have
a
positive
thirst
for
learning
whiclt
what
the
other
frllow
does
that
count
expresses
itself
In
the
scnoolhouse,
com-'for
you.
it
I
hat
you
do
yourself,
munlty-bullt
(the
government
supply-
Winning
is
a
positive
proposition,
not
a
.ng
the
teacher's
service
only),
which
'negative
one.
.erves
as
a
social
centre.
Osland
la
unl
que
in
that
it
ha
no
church,
hospital,
lore,
bank,
cemetery
or
public
building
except
this
schoolbouse
and
In
It
.ire
held
business
meetings,
wedding
re-?epUona,
dance
and
Christmas
celebra
tions.
Mall
come
across
the
water
from
the
Oasslar
cannery
twice
a
week
an
event
-f
importance
to
the
small
village
and
'lie
Northern
Cross,
the
Anglican
mts-
ilon
boat
frorr
Prince
Rupert,
drops
in;
Phone
543
agularly
every
month
to
bold
services
tpste
and
as
occasion
requires,
to
baptize
and
marry.
The
first
house
erected
on
the
Jite
still
stands,
a
monument
to
Industry,
every
log
used
in
lu
construction
handbewn.
and
the
fence
palings
surrounding
it
are
also
fashioned
by
hand.
These
people
have
adopted
Canada
aa
their
very
own,
and
no
lovelier
or
more
peaceful
spot
can
be
found
In
all
Brl
tish
Columbia
than
this
small
garden
of
transplanted
Iceland.
NEWS
CAMPAIGN
GAINS
IMPETUS
MANY
ItKADKKS
CO.MtNO
TO
NKWH
OrHI'E
AMI
IWYIMl
MIISCKIP.
TIONK
IN
K.WOK
OF
CINIUIMTEM
Interest
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
ewa
campaign
seem
to
be
increasing,
particularly
on
the
part
of
the
reader.
During
the
pact
few
day
the
campaign
department
ha
been
flooded
with
writ
in
by
friend
for
their
favorite.
Every
day
brings
inquiries,
though
now
the
greater
part
of
them
are
accompanied
by
vote
from
person,
who,
bavin;
been
dominated,
have
thought
it
over
eare
ully
and
have
decided
that
the
oppor
tunity
of
securing
one
of
three
hand-
xrnie
price
motor
ear
or
a
part
of
w
'.tundred
of
dollars
in
cash
prtee
and:
:ab
commissions,
I
too
good
to
pass
by,
KNItOI.I,
111X1'
OF
IHIE.VDS
Evidently
some
of
the
candidate
who
lave
been
less
active
up
to
now
have
enrolled
the
help
of
their
acquaint
ance
for
yesterday
saw
an
unusual
In'
reate
In
the
number
of
subscriptions
paid
at
the
office
and
credited
to
various
entrants.
Indication
are
that
some
of
the.
can
dldatea
who
have
been
lower
down
In
the
1st
now
starting
their
campaign
In
tnletaken
some
of
those
who
have
been
leaning
win
nayrui-iau..mt7
usr
kampalgn
or
th-jFwlSrS
psUedJF
Candidates
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