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NEW
DEAL
IKY
FOR
MINE
Premier
Does
Not
Believe
Tough
Oak
ru
Property
in
Ontario
is
Worth
$195,000
Our
latest
official
information
in
regard
to
the
Tough
Oakes
Barn
.
side
property
in
Ontario
was
contained
in
the
Premier
annual
report
to
whleh
H.
A.
Quest,
vice-president
'
and
managing-director
outlined
the
position
fully,
explaining
that
result
so
far
after
expert-1
dlture
o
$180,000
on
exploration
did
not
justify
payment
of
Unamended
option
price
of
$196,000,
says
Financial
News.
The
first
pay
ment
was
doe
July
7.
1932.
Met
Guess
stated
that
toe
owner
had
been
requested
to
further
reduce!
the
option
price.
It
ts
learned
on
good
authority!
thai
since
the
date
of
the
report
a
!
new
arrangement
with
the
owners.
has
been
affected
and
that
work
is
i
proceeding
with
a
view
to
preparing
the
mining
plant
and
mill
for
operation.
Details
of
the
new
arrangement
are
not
yet
available.
An
independent
engineer
who
examined
the
property
last
January
for
the
owners
shewed
33,46
tons
of
ore
reasonably
indicated
assaying
$14.20
per
ton.
Premier
engineers
estimated
that
this
ore
would
give
a
net
return
of
$3.71
per
ton
or
$202,19
for
the
total
tonnage.
Cost
of
preparing
mine
and
mill
for
production
was
estimated
at
$102,476
which
would
have
left
$100,144
whereas
the
option
payment
as
the
agreement
then
stood
would
have
been
$195,000.
It
was
pointed
out
further
that
Premier
had
no
chance
of
getting
back
the
$180,000
spent
In
locating
this
ore
unless
as
the
result
of
further
ex-
pendlturee
further
ore
should
be
found.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
May
17,
191t
Preaching
on
the
subject
of
missions
at
morning
service
In
St
Andrew's
Anglican
Church.
Bishop
F.
H.
DuVeraet
read
an
interesting
letter
signed
by
21
bishops
on
the
work
of
Anglican
Church
missions
In
British
Columbia.
Prince
Rupert
is
basking
in
torrid
stwshtae
these
days.
Almost
the
entire
population
took
to
the
water,
Sanaa.
Bvarsthmg
ttat
wmM
float
was
out,
Owing
an
auction
sale
of
tots
In
the
Majestic
Theatre,
it
was
aa-nouoosd
that
the
name
of
the
Ant
dtvudonal
point
on
the
Orand
Trunk
Pactfle
Railway
out
of
Prince
Rupert
had
beea
changed
from
Amundsen
to
Miehol.
'The
dtvWtn-al
point
rf
erred
to
was
evmtaally
named
Pacific
by
which
it
U
now
known).
MAKE
SURE
Order
Your
Bmk:eyailey
Baby
Beef
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
Meat
Market
311
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert,
ILC
Phone
178
FOR
QUALITY
MEATS
and
Bulkley
Valley
Baby
Beef
buy
at
Hallerans
Meat
Market
417
Fifth
Avenue
East
FOR
Bulkley
Valley
Baby
Beef
Phone
492
Seventh
Avenue
Meat
Market
K.
llallberg
Proprietor
Meats
-
Fish
-
Fruits
-
Vegetables
Home
Cooked
Meats
a
Specialty
Sculptor
Rebuilds
Animals
Specimens
at
New
York's
museum
of
natural
Imtory
are
being
constantly
rearranged
and
augw
merited
II
i:e
we
see
Sculptor
Clark
doing
an
inside
Job
an
a
lion
The
skin
will
be
stretched
over
the
model,
forming
a
life-like
illusion.
50M
t"
The
Road
To
Progress
Prince
Rupert
will
make
progress
if
the
people
build
up
the
hinterland.
This
week
they
have
the
opportunity
to
help
themselves
by
helping
the
Hulklcy
Valley
farmers.
Bulkley
Valley
Baby
Beef
is
on
the
market
now.
It
is
the
choicest
shipment
ever
made
to
the
city
and
no
one
can
make
a
mistake
in
purchasing
it.
The
carload
arrived
recently
and
has
been
distributed.
Almost
all
the
butchers
in
the
city
are
carrying
some
of
it.
Progress
comes
through
co-operation.
Today
we
have
an
opportunity
to
show
that
we
are
ready
to
co-operate
with
the
farmers
of
the
interior
by
specifying
their
beef
when
telephoning
our
orders.
It
is
a
simple
matter
but
it
means
a
great
deal
to
the
farmers.
There
is
no
reason
why
British
Columbia
people
should
be
fed
on
Alberta
products
when
they
have
good
things
of
their
own
produced
right
within
their
own
boundaries.
We
have
the
friendliest
feelings
toward
our
sister
province,
but
if
we
cannot
use
our
own
product
we
cannot
expect
others
to
use
it.
If
it
is
good
enough
for
export
it
should
be
good
enough
to
use
at
home.
By
buying
at
home
we
encourage
our
own
people,
making
them
so
prosperous
that
they
are
able
to
buy
from
us.
The
dollar
spent
on
Bulkley
Beef
is
likely
to
return
but
the
dollar
expended
on
Alberta
beef
is
likely
to
remain
on
the
other
side
of
the
Hocky
Mountains.
The
motto
then
should
be:
BUY
BULKLEY
BEEF
AND
THUS
BUILD
UP
BULKLEY
VALLEY
FARMS
Si'
''
Retail
Market
G15
Third
Avonue
Telephone
G2
Now
is
tk
Occasion
BURNS
&
CO.,
MEAT
PACKERS
and
,vMEjTOCK
DEALERS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Limited
holcsalc
&
Abbatoir
Cow
Bay
Telephone
171
Bulkley
Vailj
Products
And
Help
Our
NdrhkJ
Pioneer
Boosters
of
Bull
Valley
Produce
Phone
10
til
uuihiey
vaiiei
i
Baby
Beef
Builds
Big
Bop
Get
Somp
J
e
,r
Joslin
Meat
Marl
Jtut
THephonr
Kl
121
Fulton
St..
Prince
Raperlll
PHONE
W
to
-
Selvig
Bros.
Meal
Market
-
for
-
Bulkley
V
Baby
Beef
Meats,
Flih
snd
Vf.tlsN"
30J
Third
Ave,
Prince
Rnprrttl
Capitol
Meat
Market
II.
West,
p
t-'
155
Third
A
nae
SKI
!
Bulkley
Valley
Baby
Beef
The
Finest
in
th
World