vl> *-- -*i..-/7^ M Provincial -Library V W'ZU *-r -*��� -*W *. fc> jifi ******. THE NEWS WILL KEEP ���,',ic POSTED ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE [IKES 55.00 THE YEAH. xtlatxi) Can Devoted to the Interests of the Mining Districts of Northwestern British Columbia SEND THIS COPY TO YOUR FRIEND WHO WANTS INFORMATION ABOUT Tills DISTRICT. VOL. 2, NO. 1 Stewart, B. C, May 28, 1920 $5 the year 10 C the Copy EDiTORiAListcwart Leads NortAern Teams Expected Home Soon attention of the public works de- Irmientof the Provincial Government . ,.;; ���.-, tie mining department, is drawn to tlie great urgency of construct on of a road up Salmon r this season. The Premier road ly provides transportation as far the boundary and there is a good I from Stewart to Hyder connec ing 1 the Premier road on this end. Is road ought to be linked up at Jiy commencing work imme- ��� lv it can be got so far advanced in ih..rt time that it will greatly aid ipment of tne splendid showings sen have attracted the mining world Jhi- j art of British Columbia. (1 ;ineering problems in this connec- are not great. A reconnaisa >ce i 1: ule last season and it was under- then,'and it has been said unify . ince, that construction would -il thi.* season. >But governmen- j ���.ailments move slowly, of nec- Ity perhaps, and, with many other |ii-ts clamoring for speed and jng out the urgency of their re- (tnents, it becomes necessary for irtland Canal district to keep its Irements constantly before the Irtincnt. it development takes' place in ���<>:i River section this season will tatly hindered if the road is not fthis season. As a matter of fact Uent of future work depends on fruction of this road. Packing lies on horses' backs is a good rli way during the early prospec- | stages of a mine, but for the er development better Lranspor- facilities become absolutely nec- ry. This is the case with Salmon mines now- several properties Jarry on extensive development ere transportation facilities im- such development would be fr and a conseqenre aldiioial; reduction and revenue for the j |ce. 'ruction of the falmon River: bis season will be of inestimable at only to tiie mineral develop- | ft the Salmon but to the prov- | It large. We cannot urge too ly the necessity of this improve- Local Rail Players Bring Home the Eacon after Hard Gimes Against Anyox and Alice Arm with Tiny Daly on the Mound Both Sessions. SECRETARY Bill Ross and Manager Roy Priest took the Stewart ball team to Anyox and Alice Arm on Empire Day and returned with the proverbial bacon. Anyox was trimmed to the tune of 9 to 7 and at Alice Arm Stewart emerged on the long end of a 0 to 2 score. 13 jKi game3 were played on the same day. "Tiny" Daly was in the box for Pat Daly is the man who interested R.K. Nei'l in the Premier mine which resulted in the present activity in this district. TELEGRAPH NEWS. LONDON, May 28.���A battalion of for five runs. Errors for Anyox put two men on the path and then McKnight Benson, Murphy and Slim Gray got together in a batting rally and put the old ball game on ice. With the score now 9-4, Daly, with the Alice Arm game still to be pitched, took it easy and but for poor support around third bag would have kept Anyox where they were. As it was they went up three runs and the game ended 9-7. the who'e route and worked with Big The fielding features were the Mc- Show form. Buck Buchanan on the Knight-Priest combination around the other end of the battery iiad all he horn and Smith's long running catch in could do to hold the big fellow's fast short left field. one, but got away with nothing worse The Alice Arm gimewas a walk- than a split finger. The whole team away from the start. Daly pitched I was handicapped on account of the heady ball, Starting e sy and improv hard trip and lack of condition, but the ing as the game progressed. At no' result of the games leaves no room for time was he in danger and in the last Cameron Highlanders has left Alder argument as to which team put up the two innings had the'' Dolly Varden boys i best class of ball. eating out of his hand. Smith showed j Stewart now has a two-game lead up well again in the left lot and on the rest of the field and with home Smitheringale fielded one thousand on games in sight it looks like an easy the initial sack. run down the straight-avvay to the Edgar Harris, Hughie Creelman, Bill Hiam Cup. Ross, arid Archie Smith of Hyder, com- j The Anyox game was the most un- posed the Rooters'Club and kept t-ie evenly contested of the day. Stewart home team on their toes throughout | m'arl-V fiv*- to one against joining gained a one run lead in the fir t in- both games. ' Coast shipping strike, Vancouver long ning when Buchanan got on. Priest When the ball team returned they sacrificed and Daly hit for two bags to were conveyed to the King Edward deep centre. The sei re seesawed from dining room where Roy Moseley did the then on, both teams gaining runs mainly honors at a banquet, by errors and peor decisions on the The batting order in both games was bases. At the beginning '-f the sixth a' follows: Buchanan, c; Priest, ss: it stood 5 to 4 in favor of Anyox. In McKnight, 2b; Daly p; Smitheringale. that frame, Cody on the mound for lb; Grey, 3b; Benson, rf; Murphy, cf: Anyox, loosened up and was taken Smith If. COBALT MAN B0NDSL.&L ON GLAGiER CHEEK Al. Harris, on behalf of Joseph Tre- theway of Vancouver, this week bonded the L. & L. groupon Glacier Creek, owned by J.T. Lockwood. The entrance of Mr. Tretheway into this e-sary to so mark the boundary that I fielu is welcome news, as he was one prospectors shall know in whose do-' of the successful operators of Cobalt, main they are. To this end the party, ! Although Mr. Tretheway recently under P.D. Craig of Ottawa, will cut a' ., .... ... . ., ., , ., , , ' returned to the mining business, this is wide swath along the boundary and erect more monuments. In the party llis first venture >n this section. Tho are Fran< Brundage of Washington, ' L* & L. has a good showing on which D.C., Theodore Cole of Ketchikan, I considerable work has been done. H. McLeod of Megantic, and T. C. | . Reill -, J.N. Ingersoll and CR. West- land of Ottawa. MAKE VISTA OF BOUNDARY Ll An international party arrived here Sunday to put in the summer letting daylight along the boundary line. At present the line is "brushed out" for a s'lort distance only. But with the increased mining activity along the Salmon River and back as far as the Unuk and the country on both sides of the !i ie being mineralized, it becomes nee- Veterans Give Grand Ball A dance that was among the most START WORK ON PATRICIA GROUP A small force of men was put to work this week on the Patricia group successful of the season was given at. on Marmot River. This properly is shotenroute to Ireland. Four more ^e Stewart hotel Monday night by the j owned by Dr. R. E. McKechnie and battalions are in readiness to leave and H.C. Magee of Stewart. Tne group is it is understood four more will follow within the next few days. VANCOUVER, May 27. Voting the Miss Helen Bell of Ketchikan spent a few day, in Stewart this week. Roy C. Price, head of the airplane service that is to be inaugurated out of Stewart, arrived from Anyox on the launch Yuse la on Tuesday. Help spread information about this district by subscribing to Portland Canal News. W. Morgan of, the Good Eats cafe j went to Vancouver on the Sunday boat. Fresh milk on ice at Tooths. Veterans' Association. A large crowd I GeorKe A Jac.obs of Vancouver ami attended and everybody had a good time. Features oi the occasion were i the specialty dancing of Mr. and Mrs. ] about four niil(-s distant from the Jimmy Toomey in clog and Scotch, beach, on the south fork of Marmot dances. Music was supplied by Chas. ; River, and adjoins the Montana group Ridley at the piano. on the west. A four-foot lead has It was the first dance in the place been opened up on the Patricia, going since the improvements were made : from -*15 to $35 in gold, also carrying as shoremen today indicated a settlement I and the ornate interior was made more , high as $62 in silver. which will probably be an actuality by so b>' the E:n-,;re Day decorations. | The snow is now disappearing along As midnight approached a dainty sup I Marmot River and the big slides have tcr-rrow morning. steamship com- Ted by the )a(]il,s waa sorve(J. ,-,ea(ly occurred, so there no longer is pan.es concerned regard the strike of.^ ^ ^'^ 80cja, affair given | danger from them, according to Mr. common sailors and stewards as prac- by the veterans since tiiey organized I Magee who has pacKed supplies in al- tically ended today. recently, and it was so successful the j moseas far as the forks. ; wish was general ihat there would be j similar occasions in the near futu e. PARIS May 27. -The rule of the BoLhivists in Russ a i> Hearing its end, a c ruing to information received here from confidential Russian sources. Railway Head Arrives Here Silver Springs is ice cold at Tooth's I Ed Hambleton of lhe Stewart Hotel ���' moke shop. V. : <��� \r a i ' Co., returned from Vancouver Sunday George Clothier, examining engineer anf* declares indications are that a rush for the Bureau of Mines, arrived on the to Stewart is Prince George last Sunday for the round trin. ominencing. V.H.Wilhelm of Portland, geologist WASHINGTON, May 27. - The sen-1 ate foreign relations committee today refused President Wilson's request for! a mandate of Armenia. ANGORA, Asia Minor, May 27.- Unalterable opposition to the Treaty of Peace submitted fo Turkey was ex- on the staff of the Algunican Develop- O.B. Bush returned from Vancouver |ment Co., arrived from Mexico Sunday, j Prt-SSL'd here today by Mustapha Kernel J O'Rourke has returned for the IPasha- leader of the Turkish Nation- ason. ��list forces. COMPANY (TARTS WORK ON MARMOT Iloneymnn, with a small crew, from Vancouver Sunday to fork on the Magee group on liver. This group was reded by the B.C. Exploration | of the principals of which is I to arrive on Sunday's boat. Sunday and will remain several days. Duke Harris of Hazel ton, a well known prospector and operator, made the round trip on the Prince George. Baseball Dance Monday Night A big crowd is expected to turn up at the dance and entertainment for the baseba 1 team next Monday night at the Stewart hotel where the residents of the town will greet the team for the first time at an affair of the kind. Th;s is one way of showing appreciation cf says the outlook for starting construe- j the town to the boys who lowered the lion work on the railway up Salmon co ors of the teams of Anyox and Alice River this season is good. Arm in one day. S ewart has a team to be proud of and it should be given Pies and cakes are now being made at' hearty support. Campbell's bakery. ������- Chas. F. Caldwell, of Kaslo, presi- ident of the Portland Canal-Salmon River Railway & Terminal Co., and head of the New Alaska Mining Co., arrived from the south Sunday. He Hugh B. McGuire is expected back I from New york in a few days. The News is *?5 a year. Subscribe for Portland Canal News. Mining Recorder's Office at Stewart DEVELOP BAYVIEW GROUP. [Thompson of Seattle who last faded the Bayview group from |George Cameron, has arrived south. J. L. Stamford, en- ps preliminaries well under Wt fcQuade has arrived from Van- take the superintendence of I Crest. W. Wauen of the Forty leave for the south on the t. f"t wh last fall bonded the |T0Up from McNeill Bros, is arrive Sunday . V*-- :^J JOINS BALDWIN STAFF. Franklin J. Rogers, chief of the fire brigade, has severed his connection with the King Edward hotel and thrown ' in his lot with Bill Dann at the Baldwin hotel where there will be a formal- opening soon. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in accordance with an Amendment to the "Townsite Proportionate Allotment Act" passed at the last session of the Legislature any person hoi ling an agreement for sale from the frown in respect to the purchase at Auction of Town or City lots or lands within the site or suburb of a town payment for which has not been made in full and who wishes to obtain a proportionate allotment of such land in consideration of ihe moneys already paid must file application in tha! respect on or before the 1st day of September, 1920, on which date the privile e of obti ining a proportionate allotment will ease and any person in arrears of pa ment under an agreement for sale a-- . fore- said failing ;���> mal e application a - stip- ulati d will thereafter be debarre I from taking a Ivanta :������ if tl ���'; ������ -: '. -ind will be subject to the fulfilment f the terms of the sale und th< ; -<���> ��� is nf the "Land Act" governing overdue purchase money in connei tion with which special attention is drawn to th notice appearing in the current issues of this paper, GEO. R. NADEN, Deputy Minister of Land-. Department of Lands, Victoria, H.C. May Bth, 1920. WORK STARTS ON RAVEN. Jack Watkins and two men have 'started work on the Raven and Albany t claims on Glacier Creek. COL. HIAM RETURNS. Col. T.A. Hiam of the Pacific Coast Exploration Co. arrived from the south Sunday and intends to remain some time in connection with the interests of Sir Donald Mann and associates. NOW LOCATE NAAS CLAIMS HERE. Mining recorder Jack has received ' official advices of the changed boundaries of the mining district, Loca- i ons on the Nass slope and as far hack as Mount Brown and easterl) to tlie 66th parallel will be recorded in Stewart instead of in Anyox. At the Bungalow, Hyder, Saturday night, Peter Murphy, formerly of the Ocean View Cabaret, Chas. Ridley of the Stewart Hotel Cabaret, and Miss May Young, will give an entertainment followed by a dance. PAGE TWO PORTLAND CANAL NEWS, Stewart, B. C, May 28.' 1920 Porfl.inD (Canal fJfUsss JAMES CULLINS Piiblisher A newspaper published in the interests of the Salmon River, Portland Canal, Alice Arm and Anyox mining districts. Subscription Five Dollars a year Advertising Rates: Display advertising, 60c per inch per issue. , Heading notices, 25c per line. Special position display or reading, 2") per cent, above ordinal y run of rates. Certificate of Improvement $15 (if mere than one claim. $2.iT>0 for each additional claim mentioned). Land notices, $7. Coal notices, $f>. No advertising accepted for First Page. for Macfarlane & Mahood. Bureau of Mines, to Hon. Wm. Sloan, Houses and shacks for sale or rei.t. minister of mines, backed by the Port- Lots $:*00 each, within three blocks of land Canal Prospectors' Association, I hotel. ^D.C. Roberts, representative the boundaries of the mineral recording district were ao changed as to make it much more convenient and economical for prospectors. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JOHN HOVLAND ASSAYER NOTICE. I desire that the following parties would communicate with me: Margaret L. LePage, Mossy Piercy, Alfred Brown. FrankE. Hull. Cora R. Scowe, Jack V. Clegg, Roy E. Flynn, Philip A. Meghar, Arthur C. Little, George S. Palmer, Anslem Keeler. F.M.McLEOD, 8Utf Dominion building, Vancouver, B.C. STEWART, B.C., May 28, 1920 Under new management THE HOUSE OF GOOD EATS Northern Grill Private Boxes for Ladies and Dinner Parties. King Edward Hotel bldg. STEWART, B. C. Now that the snow is disappearing from the hills and prospectors are getting ready for the annual quest for valuable mineral showings, the Portland Canal Prospectors' Association is again aative. H. P..Gibson, the president, is receiving inquiries from newcomers, but, in the rebuilding of Stewart, the old headquarters have given place to the telegraph office and the ore exhibit is scattered. It is proposed to utilize some of the space in the firehall for the mineral display and meetings this summer. The mineral display ; last season was the most attractive spot to newcomers in the camp. The Portland Canal Prospectors' Association has the distinction of having been the first formed in the province. During the past few months prospectors of other districts have been or- I ���r^ ��� ��� .***. m**k ganizing and, judging by the experier.ee ��� ^**1 |"���t ^J t[ here they will find such associations of I _ _ . ,, , I WILLIAM RE1D TOOTH, Proprietor inestimable value. The Portland Canal Prospectors As-1 Soft drinks so?iation has had an influence for good in many ways. An instance of its value to this district was shown at the last session of the Legislature, when through representations made by Geo. Clothier, examining engineer for the All Stages Stop at TOOTH'S SMOKE Solo Tables Everybody Welcome Wait There for Stewart-Hyder Stage Line STEWART, B. C. Wm. FRASER BUILDING CONTRACTOR Estimates Furnished - Work Guaranteed STEWART, B.C. Comer Auto Transfer & Jitney Service Cars ply between Stewart and Hyder Day and Night Garage Corner 6th and Conway. H. COMER, Manager Stand at stewart hotel Tel. 2 long 1 short HYDER ALASKA DALBY B. MORKILL MINING SURVEYOR B. ('. Land Surveyor STEWART, 1?. C. B. PINDER PROVINCIAL ASSAYER STEWART, B. C. P. A. JENNS ASSAYER and CIVIL ENGINEER HYDER, ALASKA Gold and Silver, $:!.75 Copper, $l..ri0 J*ad, $l.."0 PROVINCIAL ASSAYER D. R. WILLEMAR Vssayer to the Sliver Standard Mine New Ha?elton, B. C. STEWART LAND COMPANY, Li ROBERT M. STEWART, President REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, . FINANCIAL AGENTS "llead Office: 101 Pemberton Block Victoria, B ( Wanted: Listings of Properties for Sale or Lease STEWART LAND CO., Ltd. Fifth St.. STEWART J. R. WILLIAMS ' PROVINCIAL ASSAYER 10 Thurlow Street, Vancouver, B. C. MODERATE PRICES ACCURACY GUARANTEED CXL FORCITE GELATIN WITH NO. 8 CAP Will,Give Satisfactory Results CANADIAN EXPLOSIVES LIMITED PRINCE RUPERT VANCOUVER P. W. RACEY MINING ENGINEER Examinations and Consultation Mine Operation 73G Granville St. Vancouver, B.C. Stewart, B.C., after June 1. SOSKIN and REINHARD BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS Notaries Public STEWART, B. C. JOHN MELLOR -GENERAL MERCHANDISE- Direct importer of Groceries, Men's Farniahings, Cloi -.����� Shies, Rubber Goods, Miners' Supplies, Ilardwa? . I >, etc. P.O. BOX 95 Stewart, B.C. A. C, HOPE, A.R.I.B.A. ARCHITECT Metropolitan Bldg., Vancouver, B.C. Maii order plans. No dealers REASONABLE CHARGF.S Portland Canal agents for Cascade Beer. ROSS & ROSS BARRISTERS SOLICITORS NOTARIES PUBLIC Stewart, B.C. STEWART AUTOMOBILE & TAXI SERVICE Stand: Kind Edward Hotel DAY AND NIGHT Tel. 2 long 2 short SERVICE BILLY BAGLEY, Manager Men's Furnishings - AIR COMPRESSORS ROCK DRILLS MINE HOISTS All carried in stock in Vancouver. Full line of repairs for our Machines. Our service men call at your mine. Canadian Ingersoll-Rand Co. Ltd. 780 BEATTY STREET, VANCOUVER, B. C. BROWN, FRASER & COMPANY, L 1150 HOMER STREET, VANCOUVER, E. C. Phone Sey. 7155 New and Used Mining Machinery OF EVERY KIND Telsmith Ore Crusher*;, Reduction Crushers, E'.c. Bucyrus Shovels, Draglines and Dred Elevating and Screening Plants Steam and Oil Engines, Hoists, Compi essors, Etc Ball Mills, Rolls. Car3 Haisa Mechanic.il Loaders and Clam shell Bucket Yuba Call Tread Tract*r.i Boilers, Tanks, Piping Send us your inquiries. i Hallway &m& Steamship Line i�� Wholesale Dry Goods SEARSON & RUSSELL , m 230 Cambie Street - VANCOUVER, B. C. We Manufacture in Vancouver Biggest ��� BIG B BRAND ��� Best CANVAS GLOVES Well made of the best materials���They wear longer. Steamers sailing betwocn Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver, 0 Swanson's Bay, Prince Ropert, Anyox, Stewart ami Queen Chi islands, ���SAILINGS from PRINCE RUPERT ��� THURSDAY AND SUNDAY MIDNIGHT for 8WANS0N BAY, C^'l FALLS, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and 8EATTLE NATIONAL MACHINERY COMPANY a-,. ,.ri���, RUPert from *,���.., ;��� ...*������ LIMITED We&nesday and Saturday. 925 Main Street - Vancouver, B. CJ ss. prince ceorge Leaves Stewart every Sun-lay 12:00 N STEWART NEWS COMPANY H. P. GIBSON .'. Specialties Neilson's and Moir'a Chocolates, Latest Magazines and M i-vmpar-i, L;.ilinj Library, Stationary Ice Cream Parlor Sole agent for the Imperial Tobacco Company and New Westminster Brewery Send your inquiries for: Compressors Steel Rails & Accessories Steam Boilers 8team Engines Gasoline Engines Hoists Wire Rope Ore Cars Portable Sawmill Outfits Car Wheels and Axies New and Used Machinery Bought and Sold Train Service: Passenger Monday, WEDNESDAY and SAT1 Hi'v' Smithers, Prinoe George, Edmonton and Winnii connections fur all points Easl arui *��� For further information apply to any Grand Ti or In (i. A. M, Nloholl, Asst. General 1 ��� Passenger Agent, Prince Rui Iron and Steel Pipe Pipe Fittings and Valves Sheet Iron���Plain and Corrugated Plumbers and Steamfltters' Supplies The ROBERTSONvGODSON Co. Ltd VANCOUVER, B.C. MINING NEWS UP TO DATE if you desire to��keep in touch with mining conditions in British Columbia and especially in the great northern pari of the province, ymi will liml Portland Canal News u valuable medium. The Information is reliable and up to date, written carofully with a view to informing our readers us to the development that is taking place. The news Ls gathered from men in close touch with conditions. Fill in blank below: PORTLAND CANAL NEWS $5.00 per Year. PORTLAND CA,NAL NEWS, STEWART, KIIITISI. COLUMBIA, enclosed Und postal order for 85, payment tor ono year's subscription Name i., ��� EVANS, COLEMAN & EVAP fur address Date MINING AND BUILDERS SI We carry large stock ��� ��������� Rails and Accessories of all sizes, Mild Steel an Cable, Pig Iron, Foundry 0oJ��, Blackaiuith < Common Brick, Fire Clay, Fire Brick Materials, Hollow Tile. Careful Attention Given Ail ! VANCOUVER, B. C. PORTLAND CANAL NEWS, Stewart, B. C, May 28. 1020 PAGE THREE PATTINSON, LING & CO. I Electrical .& Mechanical Engineers PRINCE RUPERT, B. C. Hydro-Electric, Steam, Gas or Oil Installations DELCOLIGHT PLANTS Mill, Miiie aiui Marine Supplies DUNLOP RUBBER BELTING \ large stock of all sizes carried in Prince Rupert ATLAS STORAGE BATTERIES 40 am;,, hr. $24; 60 amp. hr. $28; 80 amp. hr. $.J4 c larging Dynamos output 7v. 7amp. 540; 7v. llamp. $60. Fire Extinguishers, $12.50 Electrical Repairs of Any Kind Send your Engineering Problem* to us. Oar Engineering staff will (-'adly assist you PATTINSON, LING & CO., Prince Rupert, B.C. Electrical & Mechanical Engineers KING EDWARD HOTEL R. G. M08ELEY, PROP. I idquarters for Mining and Commerce of Portland K'.inal Salmon River and Hear River mining district's BRITISH COLUMBIA EXCHANGE6R1LL The Mineral Province of Western Canada Has produced Minerals valued as follows: Placer <j<il<J, 875,436,103; Lode Gold, $97,121,786; Silver, $46,839,631; Lead, ��42,294,251; Copper, $145,741,069; oilier Metals zinc, iron, etc.,, $13,929,817; Coal and Cuke, $187,147,652; Building stnne, Brick, Cement, etc., ��28,843,272, making its Mineral Production to the end of 1919 show AN AGGREGATE VALUE OF $637,353,681. Tin' substantial progress of the Mining Industry in this Province is strikingly exhibited in the following figures, which show the value "f production fur successive five-year periods; For nil years to 1895, inclusive, $94,547,241; for five years, 1896-1900, $57,605,967; for five years, 1901-1905, $96,509,968; for five years, 1906-1910, 1125,- 1534,474; fur live years, 1911-1915, $142,072-,003; fur the year 1916, $42,290,462; fur the yeai 1917, $37,010,392; for (In- year 1918, $41,782,474. PRODUCTION DURING LAST TEN YEARS, $313,073,022. Lode milling lias only been in progress for about 20 years, and 'not 20 per cent, uf the Province has been even prospected; 300,000 square miles uf unexplored mineral-hearing land are open for pros- 1 pecting. Tin- mining laws uf this Province are mure liberal and the fee* lower than those uf any other Province in (lie Dominion, or any Colony in the British Empire. Mineral locations are granted to discoverers fur nominal fees. Absolute Titles are obtained hy developing such properties, se- curity uf which is guaranteed hy Crown Grants. Full information, together with Mining Reports and Maps, may I i- obtained gratis hy addressing Till-: HON. Til!'. MINISTER OF MINES, Victoria, British Columbia. ill in Connection STKWART. il. C. Send to GEO. D. TITE, Prince Rupert IFor anything in House Furnishings, Dining Room and Living Room Furniture. Brass and Iron Beds, Springs and .Mattresses all sizes in Stock. |YVe cany the largest stork of Fancy Goods nnd Toys in northern li. C, ami can till every requirement in these lines'. lAsk for our prices on Community Ware. We stock only the best. [Window Hlinds and Drapery of every description! Ask for samples and prices. GEO. D. TITE the Complete House Furnisher WESTMINSTER IRON WORKS JOHN REID, Proprietor )RE TRUCKS, ORE EUCKETS, PLATE WORK, 'ATTERNS, FORCINGS, SMOKESTACKS, ETC. ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS K'e a nd IMant, 66 Tenth St. t/ew Westminster, B.C. Now is the time to have that plumbing done - Harry Hanson has received a hi*,' supply of everything that is required in the renewing of plumbing here. Make your place safe with a KLONDIKE Safety Chimney Harry Hanson has them and will install them for you. Galvanized Iron Stovepipes, etc. Hot Water in 15 Minutes Can be got with the Hanson Coil. Installed in Range or Stove. Does not interfere with baking. Nearly 200 are now in use in Prince Rupert. HARRY HANSON. THE RELIABLE PLUMBER STEWART, B, C. I FRI77F! [ GEORGE KEATS . . . PROVISIONS le- same standard for Stewart as we have maintained for the past twenty-one years on the .North Coast. The Best Meats at the Lowest Prices RUPERT BRAND HAMS AND BACON iew, powerful and fe explosive.... THE war brought forlh a new and powerful explosive "T.N.T." We have harnessed this new explosive, which is now obtainable for industrial purpose". Progressive miners who want to lower the cost per ton production, are now using��� SAFE SABULITE 'The Modern T. N. T. Explosive SURE MILL AND MINING SUPPLXE Lubricating Oil machinery compressor air drill, etc. BELTING Write for Prices WESTERN OIL & SUPPLY CO. VANCOUVER, R. C. CRANE LIMITED 5-10 Beatty St. VANCOUUER, B. C. VALVES FITTINGS PIPE STEAM GOODS PLUMBERS SUPPLIES IT eannot li" exploded by lire friction or ordinary shock. It does not giye off any poisonous gas- no waiting after blast for iiir to clear. Contains no nitro-glycerine or other liquid, SO cannot freeze. It goes further than dynamite -being lighter in weight runs about 25 per cent more to "the case. It has at least 25 per cent greater gas expansion than any explosive now in use. SABULITE is equally valuable for outdoor construction as it is for mining purposes. SABULITE EXLOSIVES, LTD Office 470, Granville St., Vancouver, B.C. Works: Port Coqqitlam, B.C. Headquarters For and Dealers and Importers in Wullpnpers Room Mouldings Beaver Board Carpets and Wall Felts Paints t'ils Colours Varnishes Plate, Sheet and Ornamental Glass Brushes KalsoniineB Pointer and Paperhangers' Supplies The A. W. EDGE CO., Prince Rupert The Beaver Board Distributors Wholesale HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE Mill, Mine and Marine Supplies 'OOD, VALLANCE & LEGGAT, LTD VANCOUVER, - . B.C. . 1. F. LAUCKSjInc. ASSAYERS CHEMISTS ii METALLURGISTS Mill T��'st.-> and De sign, Supervi ion of Shipmentsjat Smelters !' tal ished 1908 SEATTLE 99 Marion St. TAI OMA l : HERMAN & McEWEN Proprietors BAKERY NOW DI'EN Bread, Pies, Pastry, etc. We Never Close SOFT DRINKS and CIGARS STEWART, B.C. For information relating to Salmon River, Portland Canal and Alice Arm mining districts, apply to Sepsis of 9 Land ?*A ��ra:n~ni2:5}s Minimum price of first-class land reduced to U> an acre; second-elans to *.' to an acre. Pre-emption now confined to surveyed laeds only. lic-ecrds will be eraniod covering only land suitable for agricultural purposss and which is moii-timber land Partnership pre-emptions atioliettad, hut par-lie* of not more than foor may arrana-e for adjacent r��� -.-r.^1(l(r with Joint reelde.u-e. but each r*ia!cta* -.fc-.-ej.-.ary improvements on reepeolrve c-aima. y, i-re-emptors miut occupy claim* f*r five year* and mall* laapro-vementa te value ot tit per acre, includine Hearing aad cultlratlon of at lexi-t E aaraa, before receiving- Crown Ormmi. Where pre-eanptor In escapade*- Mt ! -i tha.il ! yeara, i-.iu* ii*-. mode proportionate linprcvemeota, Im may, mm- c.-uee of 111-health, or other cauae. Ire rrauted Intermediate ee* flfleate of tm- : .' vot.,.5:-t and trauafee baa olatm Records -rlthout peroia-vjut residence may b�� Issued, pe-eTided apei*- qant makes m-proven-ea-Ce to mu-I of ':'.v* p��r annum and neiitaj sawe easfe) ..ar Kailere to males *e*��ejrvr��r,��eAs or record ��iir,i vrlM operate aa iar- reiftsre. Title cannot be oktaiaed In IS**. '*.*-?.** 5 y***f and tR-e-ro-rarnsj-tS ot fit.tO per acre, laoludia* | aires cleared and cultivated, a��d realdenoe cf at leaat t year* are reajMarad. * PT*-en,vtor kjsMine-; Crowm groat may r<m*cd another pre-emptier |f ha . ���.-:>..roa land tn eoajtuurfk-t- wMh srtn zr.t-.ix, -its. /vt ro.u��i m+wmmaumt, ss_. vlded st-ii-.-tory lmproT*ar��e��ta mmim mid r��-.-dec��*) malntakkH on Om*t> Srajktad hues' U^r-t-ss-e-i areas, not ejsoeedfs!- M ,����** l***7. U. ***** ���* awtnmmim; iK,e to be obtaUsMj > rw ftilTO-ia real dentiai and Lsnt-porentacK a i iiTftfaeV Far g-'aa'.au a*! lwi-etr^i parMsaa <������-'**. oK-nThmes m aorec ��*�� be '**' **'��� b/ m" fwrmom or oavaMNJr. ..*��*��� ���a**��1"*' ����� ts-oT-a-ftranT iSss on titnbw i>.jm* mk aeaasseBsai M noes irvay be piu-cfewwd; orsAH' i -., ...mr.'. oi ��� ���aif��e*a Hatnral bay **s^s-i iMecaazw** by auctlns roodB not*- b�� O. B.BUSH Mining Broker Vancouver and Stewa rt PORLTLAHD FRUIT n n��r��s kaatads cr> I'j-iaJ Upon couaXra-cUoi) p-srotutrajd ni-on couaKnaoUra oi a z*e��d to ther*. r.ebate of oSM-haaf of ��o��t *f rr.od. not '.-.^**�����=�� half ot ���yurohiHie price. Is r.-.i-ij. PRE-EWPTOR*' rnsiE ACT. GRANT* Shipments of the best fruit the market affords. Cigars, Tobacco, Bottled Be Soft drinks. SOI.O TABLES "DEMERS" Ike scojm of this Aot |a enias*a*ed to tn��iti4a -.5 |H*a��re J^Jjarujr t*3rB��T- ir-t wUh Ei�� Umi&zty'm Prwomm. The '....-.si a UMb wii*<* tbe hot��-�� cr 4�� o.' n C-.. 'ir+n pr��-ane��tm' bt��v ;or litis uttdar this Act is m.,, , : -,i for ,^ae yeau- from fl��e JrsA _ riKte grew*, mm f.iawrlji, urntH oaa rux tiitm* ft�� ooam'ttsion cf tho present war. T*-l�� prlYlV*a-e la atao made n- !:<*v:.i��. Ne r*ea reaatlna* to pre-enHXfcMM M-9 C.rs or r'j-iHt V HoklUra op pr��- ��(v�� .loot.* recorded after Jus a fe, ftis T:.'.... ,-.�� iw��:,:tt��d fo��- flv* ymotm I*T>rk��on for roturn of aafoepu ae- cru *. .������.-,������ a/,4 been paid Mme, ^Vuxust ���I, 1*M. on acoouat of paytoocts.htii, r ta^ei om m'Sl^rm' pre-eaaptfasa. Interest on srreamants to puruhaee town or eily lotc h��*d by m��mb*rK of Ainod i-c :������-��,., or :*.-,���.,J, ���l:Ji aoqu'red dlreet <�� l-<Hr��.H, remitted- from . Till ���:!��(-it te M-u-oh li. ism. SUB.PURCHA8Bfti OP CflOWIV*** LANDS). ��� Millinery Ladies Ready to Wear Latest Siyles in Hats Dresses, Shirts, Etc. >���< [*4on ;nv nu-a-a for laauaace of to :<ub--rur��riAa��ra of .:���<-������ t^mnda, ac->��irtntT Ktgbte from f - �����..-.-���: who f>..ied to complete ���Arcr.Mio, ir.v.,i-h��iii forfeiture, on ful- ���:�� .1 ot ei.ririitiona of purchase, ln- t��*f*.t ar.^ (axes. Wbore ��u>b-j>urcba��- , ra <lo not "-lahn ��M�� of oria-inal par- cel, purchass price dita and taxes may te distributed proportiwiately over l* h lis area. Ap(>--eaiions must be ni;,de by ilay 1, lMu. GRAZJNG. x* Qttiolng Act, IMS, for K-rjtematio titvei-.���; n;��nt of lixeetoch Industry pre- viiw foi rra-tiT.g; districts ami ran#e oAuiaSstrtitlon under rommls-sloner AnituaJ irasinsT permits lseuod based on Bumbara i-un-red; priority for estab- li.-'lio! owners. Stock-owners may trrin AaaoclntlotiH for rana;e manaffe- meiu. Free, or partially free, permits for settlers, e-u.ipers or traveflers, up tb ten head. Write for particulars P.O. Box 327, PRINCE RUPERT P. W. THOMAS Successor to J. O. Sullivan Assayer, Chemist and Metallurgist 576 Seymour Street, Vancouver, - - B. C. HOTEL PRINCE RUPERT Leading hotel in northern british columbia H. B. ROCHESTER, Mnnajrsr European Plan ��1.50 per day up Subscribe for Portland Canal News This is the time for Coughs and Colds Take care and d >n't let th--n get a hold on y0u A full line of White Pine and Tar Couo;h syrup.*:. Genuine Aspirin Tablets. Pure Cod Liver (>i! and Emulsions. Cou.e-h Drops. Full assortment of Cold Cream for hands and fabe, Flashlights, Batteries and Bulbs for the dark and dangerous trails. STEWART CITY PHARMACY Clothes Pressing Repairing and Cleaning BATHS MRS. MARTIN - Fifth St. Write or see secretary of Portland Canal Prospectors Association for r#- llable Information <m mining prospects, tump conditions, etc., Salmon River and Bear River districts. Prospectors are Invited to exhibit their In bho�� i im Dues $6 a j ear, Hotel Hyder HYDER, ALASKA M R. JAMESON, Prop. GATEWAY TO 31AL-.ION RIVIR PAGE FOUR PORTLAND CANAL NEWS, Stewart, B. C, May 28, 1920 DENTISTRY OF QUALITY All Work Guaranteed Intelligtnt Service, Modern Equipment and up to tht minute methods, insure you of Dentistry that will not only please, but prove satisfactory for years to come. Dental Nurse in Attendance. HELGERSON BLOCK DR. ALTRED H. BAYNE Dental Surgeon PRINCE RUPERT WILL WORK SILVER CREST S. W. Miller & Co., a well known brokerage house of Vancouver, announces that development of the Silver Crest group on Salmon River will be undertaken this season. P.W. Racey, M.E., will direct operations. He is due in Stewart soon after June 1. Silver i Crest group comprises eleven claims on Salmon River and a wide vein from which high silver assays have been obtained has been exposed. List Your Property With MACFARLANE & MAHOOD, LTD. GENERAL BROKERS MINING, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE Builders' and Miners' Supplies ���tcwart, b. c. 513 Pender St., W., VANCOUVER, B. C. Ocean View Cabaret TAYLOR & MURPHY A. S. Knowles of St. Louis was a Stewart visitor this week. WATER NOTICE. Diversion and Use. TAKE NOTICE that Lawrence & Workman whose address is Stewart, B. C, will apply for a license to take and use five cubic feet of water out of Barney's Gulch, which flows westerly and drains into Bear River about one mile from Stewart tidewater. The water will be diverted from the stream at a point about 800 feet from foot of mountain and will be used for power (industrially) purpose upon the land applied for at foot of mountain. A copy of this notice was posted on the ground on the 13th day of May 19M, A copy , of this notice and an application pursuant thereto, and to the "Water Act, 1911", will be filed in the office of the Water Recorder at Prince Rupert. Ob- lections to the application may be fl'ed with the said Water Recorder or with the Comptroller of Water Rights, Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B. C, within thirty days after the first appearance of this notice in a local newspaper. LAWRENCE & WORKMAN, By G.B. Lawrence, Agent The date of the first publication of this notice is May 14, 1920. ST. MARK'S CHURCH MORNING PRAYER, II A.M. SIINDAYSCHOOL, 3 P.M. EVENING PRAYER. 8:00 P.M. REV. H.H.K.GREENE HEAR Peter Murphy, the noted Irish tenor, ably assisted by MiBs MAY YOUNG and Miss ANNA ERLAND. DONALD FLYNN, Musical Director. oooo Soft Drinks Cigars COAL LADYSMYTH WELLINGTON SMITH BROS. Agents Order Early ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC-��� E VERY boat is byinging us new goods for your needs. It is our intention to supply you all with��� P+ GROCERIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION HARDWARE for all requirements CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES HOUSE FURNISHINGS, BEDDING and FURNITURE If we haven't it in stock well order it for you Complete Stocks at Hyder and Stewart SALMON RIVER TRADING CO.. LTD The Store for duality We have just received on the last boat a large shipment of BEDS, COTS, SPRINGS and MATTRESSES Come in and see our bedding, heavy warm blankets, Just the thing for this weather. Comforters, pillows, sheets, pillowcases, etc. COAL STOVES WOOD STOVES HEATERS Don't forget that we carry a full line of HARDWARE, TINWARE, Etc. Complete lines of best Brands of Groceries We receive Fresh Fruit and Vegetables every boat. STEWART TRADING COMPANY Promptness and Courtesy IF YOU WISH TO SELL Owners of bona-fide mining properties, who desire to dispose nf their holdii will find it to their advantage to list their properties with this firm, at we have exceptionally wide business connections in Canada, the United States and other countries. We are in the market at all times to dispose of stock shares or meritorious mining properties. In matters of organisation <>r final .we will be glad to give you advice free of cost or obligation. Consult us wit! regard to investments, stock promotions or any financial problem which yo . may require advice upon. Ask to be placed on our mailing list for our current financial and investment review, which deals comprehensively with both tin- domestic and foreign field. HOTEL VANCOUVER VANCOUVER, B. C. BURDICK BROS. & BRKTT. LTD. Stock, Bond and Investment Brokers Mi-rn),. r- Vuncuuvrr SUck lirhaniir PEMBERTO VICTOKI. \ BLDG \. 1',. c. MINERS' REST This is not a barn like most bunk- houses, but a clean, well kept house of only 14 Jrooms, where a man can dry his clothes and get a good night's rest in a clean bunk for 75 cents. Kate by the week, $4. West end of 5th St. JACK STANIER 361 BULL DOG OVERALLS, GAULT 3 SHIRTS : AND : STANFIELD'S UNDERWEAR Stocked and Distributed bj GAULT BROTHERS LIMITED Wholesale Dry Goods and Men's Furnishingi Water Street - - VANCOUVER, Bit When you have read Tlie News MAIL THE PAPER TO SOMEBODY Yuu will thus be helping to spread the good word about tin- opportunities this part of British Columbia has t" offer. W/IL.1 ^ <E3 E3 *% % unptf I f g HO LAST SUMMER A LITTLE CARE WOULD HAVE 5AVZD TH!3 BE (WOEFUL! NOTICE. NOTICE IS HKKKBYGIVBN !all persons hoi ' ,,,u: u' 'Lots in Townsite agreement for sa jpurrhi.se mone) I Townsite Lots ��� 'overdue are requ ! within six m this Notice, eithei due. together * If any b5 due, 01 tion of sii.-h amoi ' ���������' least cover the full tei | together with-vide whether Municipal or i ( be ri paid, failing men..'for sal, vided by section i ���i:'1- ; i: SAJ ,'���'' Chapter 129, Rev < i>- ���*������ ' . \JS Dcpul Mi Department of I Victoria. B.C April 1st, 1 THE BEVERLY Bl :ali - i,EAl ��� lloMt COOl i I BVBBYT1 s I We MatthewaMI OPPOSI I i D*A ... ���:' BB
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Title | Portland Canal News |
Publisher | Stewart, B.C. : James Cullins |
Date Issued | 1920-05-28 |
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Language | English |
Notes | Titled The Cassiar News from 1919-05-30 to 1919-08-01; titled Portland Canal News from 1919-08-08 to 1926-12-31. Published by H. W. M. Rolston on 1919-05-30 and from 1920-12-25 to 1926-12-31; published by James Cullins from 1919-06-06 to 1920-12-18. |
Identifier | Portland_Canal_News_1920_05_28 |
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Date Available | 2016-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0315204 |
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