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VOL. 7, NO. 16
STEWART,    BRITISH   COLUMBIA,   FRIDAY,    SEPTEMBER 11,  1925
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GREAT RESULTS   If STLWART.HYnFR vmv NFWo ] ELECTION SET
nUCR THC niUincI LiH252L BlSB LUm *-���*"*���   I       md nnun
READY TO BACK
THE SILVER BAR
C.L.Hibbard, president of the	
Hibbard-Stewart Fur Co. of Se-j have finished their season's work!    w���-Dann returned Monday
OVER THE DIVIDE
Hugh Gillis veit  outside  oa
Frank Riva and Jas.   Douville |the last boat
at-tle, heaviest shareholder of the
Outland Silver Bar Co., owning
oi the Montreal group of six
claims, lying on the Naas slope,
three miles east of the Bear river
Paul Ringert left last Monday
for Rupert.
Humpie salmon are running \ri
night from a business trip south. I Rainey creek.
Tommy Sherman, with his wife     Janitor wanted, about 2 hours
and baby, has gone to Kimberly. j work a day.    ApplyNews office.
Jimmy Nicholson, ef Premier,     Peck MacSwayne is taking  in
who  went outside  awhile ago the Rupert Fair.   Or else  it  is
taking him in.
a croup of claims at the junction!  ,    . ,.     .   ....
a K     v glacier, and located this summer.
nf Salmon and  Chickamin   gla- Tneir gurface  pro8pecting  hag
ciers, examined the property th s reg lIted in defininK four definite j is back minus one eye.
week in company with  F.C.Out- vei���g ���--   of  which   have   betn     Father A. Godfrey has wired,    J. F. Coats,   mining engineer,
land, head of the company,   v*hejtraced for a considerable distance |that he wil1 hold mass in   Stew- returned Monday night from   a
has been directing operations all
summer, left for the   south   last
Tuesday night.
up the mountain from  the  foot, jart Sunday at 10 a' m' I triP outside-
and give promise of developing!    A. D. Frumento of Vancouver, j    Victor Stella  and   -Maggie"
(into prominent   factors   in   theiwho has many  minin�� interests left for the south  last  Tuesday
FORJDOMINION
A dispatch from Richmond
Hill, Ontario dated September 5,
says: "Parliament is to be dis-
selved at once. Addressing his
constituents of North York here
this afternoon Premier Mackenzie King declared   his  intention
ANOTHER MINE
ON TEXAS CREEK
Mrs J. A. Stevens yesterday
brought in some fine looking galena ore from a group of ciaims
which she staked this summer
and upon which she and Mr Stevens have dene a considerable
amount of  development   work
to appeal to the polls. The datef since they finished their assess-
of the election is definitely set ments on their group on the
for Thursday, October 29. Marmot adjoining Porter Idaho.
Two cabinet changes were  in- \    Mrs Stevens is one of the  rea*
"You cannot say I am   elated
over this  showing,"   said   Mr.
mineral production ofthe district ihete* spent the week end in   the'��� ni*ht to 8Pend the winter.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^    The veins are all parallel   and!amp- I    George E. Winkler, who spent]
Hibbard, "but I consider   it oneithree of them lie   close   enough'    Mrs Rothnie,  mother of   Mrs the summer  here  looking over
of the best I have ever seen.    In together to be developed by one H.D. Rochfort, has   returned   to! mining properties, has  gone  to j g p*
seventeen years' experience  in .main working tunnel and  cross-i*18*" ���10me in   Vaneouver.   after! Atlin.
mining 1 have made a profit.    In!cuts.    They vary in size from 6 spending several weeks here. J.S.Stickney.Jiead of the New
fact I have made a big profit and | to 25 feet in width, the ore being!    -I��nn Wander,   pioneer tonsor- Stewart Cafe, is back on the job
consider if I put this surplus into' principally galena and   iron   sui- '���*��� arti--t of the northwest,   has after a couple   of   tough  opera-
dicated by Premier King.    Hon.
J. A. Robb, minister of immigra-
northern women.    She  staked
the "Donald" group on   Texas,
tion and acting minister of  fin-i which she discovered.    It is not
ance, becomes minister  of   fir- a location   for  a  tenderfoot  to
! ance, in place of Right Hob. W. fool around in, yet it is not inac-
ielding.    Hon. G.N.Gordon, jcessible to the hard-boiled pros-
deputy speaker of the House ofj pector nor the mine operator,
Silver Bar I will be taking the
long end of the bet. Since being
on the property, sizing up the
ore showings and considering the
phidesinacalcitic-quartzganguei"S.��ne and went"   after  three tions in Vancouver.
The owners did a large amount' years of highly appreciated   ser-'    W. Holt, of Holt & Son.  Van-
of preliminary work   this   sum-' vice in Stewart. couver, glass importers, has been
mer,   considering  the  time  at!    Mrs Anna Miller and Mrs Mil- looking over the camp.     He  it
accessibility of the property from'their disposal,   consisting  of  a dred Curtis of Hyder B.  C,   re-1 interested in the Emperor  and
Cemmons, becomes minister  of
immigration. j
The Premier announced  also
that Sir Henry   Thornton's con-j
|tract had been renewed  for  a
further period.
In announcing dissolution  the
A vein which averages from
four to five feet in width, so far
as it has been traced, gives assays of 22.8 oz. silver, $15.95:
lead, 72.2 per eent, $115.50, a
total of $131.35 per ton. An average across 30 feet of  another
a transportation point of view, I; number of   open   cuts  and   the, tvrned Saturday from Oakridge,
am ready to back it for a winner. I commencement of a tunnel which Oregon, wheri they   have   been
"IknewafellowinTiaJuana";is about 15   feet   underground. ,for more than a vear-
he said, in a reminiscent   sort of [The section in which they are lo-1    The eovernment telegraph ser-
way, "who bet a   thousand   dol-��� cated is a very   promising  one, vice have a crew of men  string-
lars on a hcrse.    The horse won, | and although it seems somewhat, -*-B three miles of new telegraph j in this district.
and he dragged down nine   hun-jremote at the present, will com8; wire along the   canal,  renewing!    Bert Kergin, M.L.A.  for this!
dred  and   eighty   dollars.   The.into prominence within   a   short ���e ��'d 'Ine
Premier said: 'After four years I vein, as closely as it could be
Jof government without a visible [taken with a prospecting pick,
| majority in the   House,   with  aj gave $7.35 per ton.   On another
^^ ^^ j Senate that is practically hostile I vein ten feet wide, a sample tak-
turned Saturday  in   connection'  ,, ... ..      ,,    _��� ���     ,Un  mm
I and  an  opposition   continually \ en in  the  same  manner  gave
with his firm's mining interest  ..        ������       ��� , WA,.���        .
6 J thwarting  important   measures!$60.50 per ton.
The property is in the vicinity
Sterling Silver
Wellington Beaton,  of Beaten
& Hemsworth,   Vancouver,   re-
j for ho reason other than that thej
wirealongthe   canal,   renewing|    oen ^rgu., m.un.  ior ^��'**; Government does not   take   upj of the Comstock group,   recently
distriet visited   Stewart   du"ng!one extreme position or anothen |taken over by Beaton &   Hem��.
The Bank of Montreal   havintr the stay of the Prince   Charles,: ..      ,.     ,.
iiiKDdNKuimunire<ii, Having ' er go in   opposite  directions  at
The
pari-mutuel8   got   the   balance, j time.    The ore showings on  the ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Mining is different-you   get  a'Montreal   and   Murdock   group i recently purchased the residence, being on his way to Atlin.     ��� lone and the same time,   I   have
run for your money." I adjoining, as well as others which I built by Grant Mahood  on  8th date of the Federal election hav-1 ^^ C0nc|usion that it is
Mr Outland said he would   be will undoubtedly be discovered Street, is now having it renova-|mg been announced. Bert can bejnot .Q ^  nationa,  iBterest  tQ
back operating next spring when : in the same belt, wi
climatic conditions would   allow, Asportation their way.
This season's work   has   proved!
most satisfactory and next sea-1        Porter Idaho Shipment
son   should    make an   assure!'    Another shipment ef  Porter j
mine.   Fifty sacks of  ore,   two, Idaho ore, amounting  to  about j
and one-half tons, are   now  at| 90 tons, goes out on the next ore
the dock awaiting  shipment  as; boat.
a smelter  test.     Assays   shew'
that this character  of  ore   will! Guy Wins a Prize
11 force tran- ted- preparatory  to  its  occupa-i relied upon te be on the job,
I tion by the manager, R.T.Crosby i C.P.Hickman, federal fisheries
'; The living quarters over the bank inspictor, arrived this week
| will then be occupied by the staff from New Westminister and left
yesterday on his annual trip  of
further postpone the  day  when
pressing questions can be  dealt
with in a reasonably satisfactory
manner.'
Premier King announced that
the Governor General signed the
companied by Tim Williams, who;    ,     ,.     , .     n   ,��� ,    . n
                                                                       ,                            i order dissolving Parliament at 3
\    g.M.Oliver, guiding genius in I for years has been in and out of i  ,.-.,.     -. -*,     ,
I 6 io clock this afternoon.    He also
the Silver  Crest,   arrived   from | the Naas, prospecting and  trap
C.M.Oliver Visits. inspection of Meziadin  lake ac
  companied by Tim Williams, wh<
C.M.Oliver, guiding genius in | for years has been in and out of i
worth of Vancouver.
return a big profit over the costj    The pastel copy of Pat Burns'
j Vancouver with Mrs Oliver lastI ping.   Fred Young's pack train!
Tuesday night and  went  up  to j took the party in. j
the property.   The first time the
of mining and transportation.     ! calendar made by S.G.Lawrence ^.^ ^_ c'har|ey wag on  (he       Change In Boat Schedule
I won first prize in the Prince Ru-
pert Exhibition, according  to  a ��h of July, 1897   He was sitting     The fall schedule of the  Can- tariff on which women would be
" *-,*���  *-Ut\  /in    qi< rtt fh/a Ln ran I   rn wn    _ _i?     \t.i.' i    _x l_:	
BIG DEAL FOR
THE BAYVIEW
The Bay View Mining Company have taken ever the option
on the seven claims of tlie
(Thompson group, lying north
and east of the original Bay
View property, adding very materially to the extent of the company holdings, as well as taking
! in several showings of high-grade
appointing an advisory b��ard on | orethat have   u   some   extent
stated that they must make an
effort to find a middle path between the extremes on the tariff.
To this end the Government was
JUlnLI IL UHUHIO I ,      ,      ".    *-,     ������       ���.���, I shaft, breaking specimens of ore, comes into effect.     The   Prince!
Extremely high grade covalite
copper ore has been discovered
on the Daisy group of claims, adjoining the Troy group on the
west, according to "Pat" Benson, locator of the property, who
recently came down from the
Property with samples fer assay-
���������2. The assay gave results as
Allows: Gold. 20 cents; silver,
552ounces;copper. 61.7per cent
a total value of $211.60 per ton.
According to G. H. Shepherd.
the assayer, this is the first instance where covalite has been
found in British Columbia.
Whether this character of ore
exists in commercial quantities
h*��s yet te be determined and a
crewis now employed opening
up this vein.
Dore, head ot the Dominion   tei-, ,
.         .    .      .^.^ R r   as the buckets cams up.   In  the George will arrive for awhile at
egraph service for northern o.U ,      ,,.,   r I        6
and the Yukon
Dunwell Directors
Home Boys Win One
! hot sun got action.
"What  do
About the only celebration of j you know about that,   boy,"  he
Labor Day, last Monday,   was, said, "let's go bean up "
cleavages were  beautiful   ferns 7 a m   Sundays, leaving for the
of native copper, which volatizedI seuth  at  n90n       The   Prince'
and disappeared as soon as  theiCharles will call as  usual  Tues-1 number of directors of the Dun
So we
Tonkin Comes. Back
W.R.Tonkin arrived from Se-
the revenge taken by the Stew-, beaned
art basket ball boys, who went
up to the Premier and defeated
the miners by a score of 25-23.
The game was the most brilliant
of the season, the home boys be-1 attle Monday to spend about ten
ing determined to retrieve their -**-y~- '--- ^e district looking after
losing reputation, and the hill- ���'his mining interests. Concern-
side bunch jnst as keen for keep- j --*�� Fish Creek, Mr Tonkin said
ing them in the hole. The game that the American Mining and
went ten minutes overtime be-'Mi-*inK Company, of which he is
fore a decision was reached. The a director, contemplate renewing
well known reputation of Pre- operations in the near future,
mier as a place of royal enter-,1 His company is ahse surveying
tainment, was well maintained.  I the Betty group for crown grant;
been opened up. There is also a
fine camp on the property, built
last year, which will be of  ser-
j vice to the company  for  future
I operations.
Word has been received that a |    The Thompson  property  was
acquired from Wm. Dann and
associates, who had it under
bond and included  it  with  the
day night but will go south only jwe��� Mjning Co w|��� arrive to_
as far as Rupert, being then putlm0m)w< Aa yet n0 announce.
on the Alaska run. jment of policy has been   made> j ^ ^ _^_ ^ & ^ ^ ^
but it is expected that  this  will:B Trites> who bunt camps  and
One Sunday Blaze
Damage to the extent of about
$150 was done to the  home of
Wm. Hanson, Fifth street,   by a
fiire which was quickly controlled
by the big chemical extinguisher
from the fire hall.  The pumping I
plant was also put  into  action,
supplementing the chemical, The
fire originated from a short cir-     _    TT   .   _,, ,���        _,     . .
.   . .    ,. ..     Dc. H. A. Whillans, Physmsm
cuit caused by an  electric  light and SuW0|t   Qat% l__ei ^
| be done after the directors have
had an opportunity of going into
the situation thoroughly. It is
j also expected that a crew of men
! will be put to werk in the near
future preparing for re-opening
the mine and continuing development.
extension cord having been carried from the ceiling through
building paper lining.
did considerable work.
and Victoria Sts. Hours, 12
o'clock, neon, to 3 p. m��� and by
appointment. [
The Stewart Public School
opened last Tuesday with 29
children in grades from 1 to 8,
under L. M. Gordon, newly appointed teacher. A feature of
the new term is the increase in
the attendance. The high school
has not yet opened, owing to delay in the arrival of the principal, Miss Henderson, who is expected from the south tomorrow. PORTLAND   CANAL   NEWS,   STEWART,   B. C,  FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925
The Portland Canal News
H.   W.   M.   ROFBTON
Editor and Publisher
W. R. HULL
News Editor
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Notices. 20 cants per line.
Special Position Display or Reading,  25 per cent above
rtihttry rates.
Qeitificate of Improvement, $15 (if  more  than one claim,
HJ.W far each additional claim mentioned)
Land Notices, $10.   Coal Notices, $7.   Water Notices, $10.
No Advertising Aecepted for Firac Pa��e
�����^������^^^���  ii ^���������-��� o~-**-*-o-
PORTER IDAHO DEAL AN EXAMPLE
THE DEAL consummated in Stewart
last week whereby a syndicate was formed
for the purpose of buying out one of the
���endors of the Porter Idaho, and whereby
the syndicate paid the said vendor a little
better than $30,000 in cash for his interest,
should be the subject of not only considerable surprise to the entire public of
British Columbia, but should also bring
forcibly to their attention that the people
of Portland Canal are exhibiting more
faith in the mining industry of this district than is all the rest of B. C. put together, outside possibly of Victoria.
Not only did the syndicate put in all
this money in cold cash, but they also
signed an agreement, whereby they are
not to sell nor offer for sale the interest
they so acquired until February 1, 1927,
or nearly a year and a half.
When it it is remembered that this
syndicate is composed of local successful
mining and business men, who hare watched the progress of the Porter Idaho for
fire years, and are closely in touch with
developments, some idea of the standing
of this property can be gained.
What an object lesson to the people of
B.C. who are continually trying to devise
ways and means of increasing prosperity
in this Province and who in many cases
are always after the Government for this
or that, and in addition are spending
thousands annually in an attempt to interest outside capital to come to this Province
and invest in various industries.
There are at the outside not more than
2000 people in the whole of this district,
and yet, prior to the formirg of this syndicate these people hare invested fully
$125,000 in local mining stocks; add to
that the $30,000 just paid over, and an
qmount of $155,000 is reached, which  is
more money than the entire city of Greater
Vancouver, with its population of about a
quarter of a million people, has invested
in this district; yet that city gets more
than this amount of business each year
from the mining industry of this district.
The people of B. C. as a whole could
well follow the example set them by the
people of Portland Canal, and as a result
it is safe to say that prosperity in this
Province would increase 100 percent within a year.
"DEVELOP OUR OWN NATURAL
RESOURCES" appears te be the motto
of this district.
If this were made a Provincial-wide
motto, what a difference there would be!
Such a motto could well be promoted by
Boards of Trade, Chambers of Commerce,
Merchants' and Manufacturers' Associations throughout the entire Province; and
then, instead of spending thousands annually trying to get outside capital to
invest in our natural resources, this same
capital would be spending thousands trying to come in.
X-ray Fund Donations
WHY BLUE SKY LAWS?
Premier Gold Mining Co. $200.00
Andy Archie      25.00
Dunwell, Glacier Creek
and Silverado       50.00
Col. R. D. Davies         5.00
Moose Lodge dance     307.85
Pioneers of Alaska ....     15.00
Marmot Metals Mining Co. 25.00
MINERAL  ACT
Certificate of Improvements
NOTICE
Spokane Mineral Claim, situate in
the Portland Canal Mining Division of
Cassiar District.
Where located:- On Marmot Bay,
Portland Canal.
Take notice that Dalby B. Morkill,
of Stewart. B. C, acting as agent for
Robert E. McKechnie, Free Miner's
Certificate No. 91912C, and H.C. Magee
Free Miner's Certificate No. 84339C,
intends, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder
,for a Certificate of Improvements, for
the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant
of the above claim.
And further take notice that action,
under section 85, must be commenced
before the issuance of such Certificate
of Improvements.
Dated this 17th day of June,
A. D. 1925. 7
There is at the moment considerable discussion going on in Canada as to the advisability of
the enactment of Blue Sky laws for Canada; but
it would appear from recent actions of the Minister of Mines of British Columbia that under Section 16 of the Mineral Survey and Development
Act sufficiently drastic action can be taken by a
very simple method to go a long way toward safeguarding the public, without the enactment of
more laws with which to encumber industry.
Particularly would this be the case if the Act
were supplemented so as to allow of quicker action and where necessary, prosecution.
The Minister of Mines is doing the mining
industry a real service by availing himself of the
authority given under Section 16; for while so far,
it may have been too late to have prevented some
damage being done, still the injured have recourse
to the courts, and even if court proceedings are
not commenced, the Minister's action will serve
as a great deterent to those gentlemen who are
not at all particular as to the statements which
they make.
In addition to that it will serve to make all
promoters more conservative in their statements,
which will result in the public obtaining a truer
conception ofthe mining industry than they now
have, and as this is accomplished, mininjr will
attain a far higher status in the minds of the general public than ever it has in the past.
MINERAL ACT.
Certificate of Improvements.
NOTICE.
Jack of Clubs, Ouray Fractional,
Big Casino, Little Casino, Lookout
Fractional Mineral claims, situate in
the Portland Canal Mining Division of
Cassiar district.
Where located;���On Lydden Creek.
Take Notice that Dalby B. Morkill,
of Stewart, B. C, acting as agent for
Angus James Martin, Free Miner's
Certificate No. 84239C intend, sixty
days from the date hereof, to apply to
the Mining Recorder for a Certificate
of Improvements, for the purpose of
obtaining a Crown Grant of the above
claims.
And further take notice that action,
under section 85, must be commenced
before the issuance of such Certificate
of Improvements.
Dated this 26th day of June.
A. D. 1925. 7
A hint to those who pollute the pure ozone
of this district with their artificial scents: The
three sweetest perfumes on earth come from new-
baked bread, new-mown hay and new-cut cedar
shingles.
DIAMOND DRILLING   CONTRACTORS
Twenty-five Years' Experience at Your Disposal
* Diamond drilling is to mining and
exploration work what the X-Ray is to
surgery. The one sure method of
obtaining exact geology. Invaluable
for determining the most suitable system (method) to adopt for proving,
developing and mining ore bodies.
Heavy and light portable gasoline, and air powered drills
located in various districts.
Hand powered drills for inaccessible places.
History of work, log of holes, graphic map and detail of
drill results by our staff when desired.
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Phone Seymour 8264. Phone Main 616
The difference between batching and being married:
A short life and a merry one.
A long strife and then bury one.
MINERAL ACT.
Certificate ot Improvements.
NOTICE.
GRAY COPPER and ST. EUGENE
Mineral Claims, situate in the Portland
Canal Mining Division of Cassiar District.
Where located:���On August Mountain, west side ef glacier, on Naas-
Salmon Divide.
Take Notice that Dalby B. Morkill,
of Stewart, B. C.,' acting as agent for
Albert Johnson, Free Miners Certificate No. 84334C and Marius Pederson,
Free Miners Certificate No. 84338C,
intends, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for
a Certificate of Improvements for the
purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of
the, above claims.
And further take notice that action,
under section 85, must be commenced
before the issuance of such Certificate
of Improvements.
Dated this 1 day of September, A. D.
1925. 15
SYNOPSIS OF 9
LAND ACT AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant. unreserved, lurveyefi
Crown lands may be pre-empted b)
British subjects over 18 years of exgr
and by aliens on declaring lntentloi
to become British subjects, conditional upon residence, occupation
and Improvement for agricultural
purposed.
Pull information concerning isgu
laUiona regarding pre-emption* U
given In Bulletin No. 1, Lund Series
"How to Pre-empt Land," copies o<
which can be obtained tree of charge
by addressing the Department ot
Lan^s. Victoria, B.C, or to any Government Agent
Records will be granted covering
only land suitable for agricultural
purposes, and which is not timber-
land. I.e., carrying over 6,000 boari
feet per acre west of the Coast Rang*
and 8,000 feet per acre east of that
Range.
Applications for pre-emptloni. are
to be addressed to the Land Commissioner of the Land Recording Division, ln which the land applied for
Is situated, and are made on {.Tinted
forms, copies of which can be obtained from the Land Commissioner.
Pre-emptions must be occupied tot
five years and Improvements mail*
to value of $10 per acre, including
clearing and cultivating at least Av��
acres, before a Crown Grant can b*
received.
For more detailed Information ������*
the ' Bulletin "How to I're-emyt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications are received for purchase of vacant and unreserved
Crown lands, not being tlmberland,
for agricultural purposes; minimum
price of first-class (arable) land Is IB
per acre, and second-class (grazing)
land $2.6'0 per acre. Further Information regarding purchase or lease
of Crown lands Is given in Bulletin
No. 10, Land Series, "Purchase and
Lease of Crown Lands."
Mill, factory, or Industrial sites on
timber land, not exceeding 40 aerea,
may be purchased or leased, the conditions Including payment of
atumpage.
HOME8ITE   LEASE8
,    Unsurveyed areas, not exceeding �����
acres, may be leased as homesitea.
conditional upon a dwelling being
erected ln the first year, Utle being
obtainable after residence and Improvement conditions ale fulfilled
and land haa been surveyed.
LEASES
For grazing and   Industrial    purposes areas not exceeding 640 aorea
may be leased by one person or a
company.
GRAZING
Under the Orazlng Act the Province la divided into graslng district*
and th* raar* administered under ���
Graslng Commissioner.       Annual
grazing permits ar.* issued based on
numbers ran**��4, priority being riven
to established ownera. Stock-owner*
may form associations for rang*
���management -fr**, or partially free,
permit* ar* available for settlers,
cameer*   aad   traveller*,   up   to   tea
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BRITISH COLUMBIA
The Mineral Province of Western Canada
Has produced Minerals valued as follows: Placer Gold, $77,382,953;
Lode Gold, $118,473,190; Silver. $68,824,5711; Lead. $70,548,578;
Copper, $187,489,378; Zinc, $32,171,497; Coal and Coke. $260,-
880,048; Building- Stone, Brick. Cement. $42,225,814; Miscellaneous
minerals, $1,431,349; making its mineral Production to the end ol
1924 show
AN AGGREGATE VALUE OF $859,427,386
strikingly
>0. $57,605,967; for five years 1901-190.5, $96,607,968; turn'  .'   s
5,534,474; for five years  1911-191.5,   $142,072,603;  for five J"
9,922,725; for the yea. 1951, 128,067,641; for the year   I���������-
The substantial progress of the Mining Industry of this Province iss
exhibited in the following figures, which show the value of production to    ���^
cessive five-year periods: For all y��ars to 1895 inclusive,   $94,547,441;
years 1896-1900, *^7 cn<* q��7- fr.- ��,,�� .,Qo,Q iQM.ianfi. t96.607.968; *'
1906-1910, $125,'
1916-1920  $189 !
158,843; for the year1923, $41,304,326 and for 1924, $48,704,604.
PRODUCTION DURING LAST TEN YEARS. $372,604,641
Lode mininj? haj onl^been in.progress for ajhnijt.25   >'-'���;'^'^l.
only about one-half of the' Province'lia-i been prospected; 200,00(1  s
of unexplored minejal-bearing land are open for prospecting. . g|
The mining laws of this Province are more liberal ami    i'    *
lower than of any other province in the Dominion, or any Colony in    e
Empire.    Mineral locations are granted the discoverers for nomin.u
Absolute Titles are obtained by developing such properties,
curity of which is guaranteed by Crown Grants. m���y
Full information, together with Mining Reports and M��P ���
be obtained gratis by addressing h
THE HON. THE MJNrSTER OF MINES. Victoria. British Hn
N. B.-Practically all British Columbia Mineral  Properties uP��nR* '��rt3 0f
velopment has been done are described in some one of the annu:i        ^ ^ (
the Minister of Mines.   Those considering mining investments x-1""^ Depgrt.
such reports.   They are available without charge on application to      Cana(l8i
ment of Mines, Victoria, B. C.    Reports of the Geological Survej      ^ .^ )r
Pacific Building, Vancouver, are recommended as \aluable sourct
mation. PORTLAND   CANAL   NEWS,   STEWART,   B. C,  FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925
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Notice is hereby given that the Resident Engineer No. 1���Northwestern
Mineral Survey District, British Columbia, upon receiving notice of an advertised and solicited sale of shares in
'. a certain Company; viz., the Silver
j Slipper Mining Company, Limited, upon statements or terms not in accordance with the actual facts and conditions has notified the undersigned, the
Minister ot Mines, who upon investigation and in pursuance of Section 16 of
the "Mineral Survey and Development
Act," Chapter 160, R. S. B. C, 1924,
finds it necessary to prevent injury to
investors to give the following notice:
That the said Resident Engineer, under date of 12th August, 1925, has submitted to the Minister of Mines a detailed report and comment on statements contained in a prospectus issued
by the aforementioned Company and
composed in terms which solicit the
sale of shares in the said Silver Slipper
Mining Company, Limited
A leading paragraph of the said pro
spectus reads:���
(1) "All of ths above mineral claims
are situated on the Silverado Mountain
and between the Porter Idaho and Silverado Group."
The said Resident Engineer's comment on the foregoing follows:���
"This property lies south of the Silverado with the Silver Bell group between, and the Porter Idaho is on trie
other side of the mountain, therefore
the property does not lie between these
two properties. This statement is misleading in that it infers that the property is on the same mineral as either
or both of the better known properties.
The said prospectus sets out further:
(2) "The   values   from   this   vein
I (No. 1) are up to $20.00 per ton in sil-
, ver, gold and copper; the gangue   is   a
1 quartz; the ore is a good fluxing   quality.	
The said Resident Engineer's comment on the foregoing follows.
"This vein is up to ten (10) leet wide
of barren, white bull-quartz. I could
find nothing in it worth sampling as
there is absolutely no mineralization in
the quartz itself, the only sign of mineral being a slight deposition of chalcopyrite along an oxidized seam in the
quartz, evidently where John the Finn'
: managed to get out enough for a sample which assayed 'up to $20. in silver,
i gold and copper.'   I consider this  vein
worthless."
The said prospectus further reads:��� I
(3) "No 2 vein is a high grade vein |
varying from fourteen to twenty-four
inches (14 to 24 inchesi striking twenty degrees west of north and dipping
at thirty to forty-five degrees southwest; values   are   up   to   Eighty-Five
I Doliars [$85.00] per ton, and the vein
is exposed for three hundred feet [30<>
ft.], the principal minerals being gold,
I silver and lead."
The said  Resident Engineer's   com-
! mont on the foregoing follows:���
"This vein will average about 6 inches in width along an exposed Jlength
of probably fifty feet from which a
general sample was taken giving assays of 20 cents gold, and 63 cents silver, or a total of 83 cents per ton.
Small specimens could probably be obtained that would assay 185.00 per ton,
but the amount of such ore is negligible.
The said prospectus also sets out  the
' following:���
[4]    "Considering   the   accessibility
| of the Silver Shoe group, the  strength
! of the known veins, and their values,
the   property   is   one   of   exceptional
1 merit. With a small amount of development work, such as drifting on No.
2 vein, ore could be shipped in paying
quantities two months after the commencement of operations. No. one [1]
Vein will undoubtedly be the large
producer of this property, as it is anticipated the values in gold and silver
wili increase considerably as depth is
gained."
The said Resident Engineer's comment on the foregoing follows:
"lt will be seen from the foregoing
comments that the property, instead of
being one of 'exceptional merit,' has
no merit."
The said Resident Engineer concludes
by making the following general observations:���
"It has been announced by 'John the
Finn' to the advertisers of this stock
that a new high grade vein has been
discovered on the property that is of
great importance. I have not seen the
width or values given this vein in the
press.   The only work done on  it   con
sisted of scraping the wash gravel off
it where it shows in a small creek and
picking out enough with a prospectors'
pick for a sample. I found it only a
few inches in width and a sample of
several pieces of it assayed $8.80 in
gold and $4.93 in silver per ton.
"There is another small vein higher
up [the showing on Vein No. 2 and the
new discovery are at 4500 feet elevation], which I did not get to, but a
piece of ore identified by the owner as
the best from this vein, assayed 21
cents in gold and silver.
''Further comment as to the   'excep
tional merit'   of   this   property   is,   I
think, unnecessary."
WM. SLOAN,
Minister of Mines,
25th August, 1925.
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Commencing at a post planted at
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more or less, westerly from the mouth
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chains, thence east 25 chains more or
less, to the west bank of Georgia River
thence southerly and westerly, following the west bank of Georgia river and
the shore line of Portlanc Canal a distance of 35 chains, more or less, to
point of commencement, the whole
containing 40 acres, more or less, to be
used for mining, milling and transportation purposes.
Richard Guv Mellin, Applicant.
Dated June"6th, 1925. 7
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Local Stocks
(Quotations by H.W.M.Rolston & Co)
During last week the whole
tone of the stock market was
much stronger. In proof ef this
various syndicates are forming
to take up the cheap offerings in
well known mining companies.
Local stocks closed as follows:
Bid     Asked
B. C. Silver $   .-  $1.25
Dunwell Ex R 1.25      1.60
Dunwell R 1.40      1.75
Glacier Creek .09       .14
Independence .���       .15
Indian .04       .06
Lakeview .���       .35
Premier .���     2.20
Terminus .���        .45
Silver Crest .���       .17
L&L Glacier Creek .23 .30
Victoria Mines .���       .30
Marmot Metals .��� .15
Porter Idaho. Co. .16 .22
Rufus .���       .18
National Silver .��� .25
Vancouver ��� ,���        .50
Ore Mountain .���        .25'
Bay View .10        .12
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MINERAL act.
Certificate of Improvements.
NOTICE.
Sunshine Fractional Mineral Claim,
situate in tne Portland Canal Mining
Division of Cassiar District.
Where located:���North fork of Glacier Creek.
Take Notice that Dalby B. Morkill,
of Stewart, B. C, acting: as agent for
John Hart, Free Miner's Certificate
No. 92854C and John Pedersen, Free
Miner's Certificate No. 92401C intend,
sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the
above claim.
And further take notice that action,
under section 85, must be commenced
before the issuance of such Certificate
of Improvements.
Dated this 30th dajr of June,
A. D. 1925. 10
MINERAL ACT.
Certificate of Improvements.
NOTICE
Sunshine, Sunshine No. 1, Sunshine
No. 2. Sunshine No. 4 Mineral Claims,
situate in the Portland Canal Mining
Division of Cassiar District
Where located:���North fork Glacier
Creek.
Take Notice that Dalby B. Morkill,
of Stewart, B. C, acting as agent for
A. E. Young, Free Miner's Certificate
No. 84467C, and Godfrey Anderson,
Free Miner's Certificate No. 84355C
intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder
for a Certificate of Improvements, for
the purpose of obtaining a Crown
Grant of the above claims.
And further take notice that action,
under section 85, must be commenced
before the isiuance of such Certificate
of Improvements.
Dated this 30th day of June,
A. D. 1925. 10
Notice is hereby given that the Resident Engineer No. 1, Northwestern
Mineral Survey District, British Columbia, upon receiving an advertised
and solicited sale of shares in a certain
Company, Viz , the Barite Gold Mines
Limited, N. P. L., upon statements or
terms not in accordance with the actual
facts and conditions has notified the
undersigned, the Minister of Mines,
who upon investigation and in pursuance of Section 16, of the "Mineral
Survey and Development Act," Chapter 160, R.S.B.C, 1924, finds it necessary to prevent injury to investors to
give the following notice:
That the said Resident Engineer, under date 14th Augutt, 1925, has submitted to the Minister of Mines a detailed report and comment on statements contained in a prospectus issued
by the aforementioned Company and
composed in terms which solicit the
sale of shares in the said Barite Gold
Mines Limited, N.P.L.
That a leading paragraph of said
prospectus reads:��� >
[1] "There are three distinct ore
veins on the property, the centre vein
ranging from six to twelve feet in
width and traceable on the surface for
a distance of about fourteen hundred
feet; the additional two parallel veins
are quite similar in size, as the main or
centre vein, and are traceable on the
surface for a distance of approximately one thousand feet."
The said Resident Engineer's comment on the foregoing follows:���
"There is, on top of the mountain
at 5000 feet elevation, a width up to 30
feet in which occur small lenzes of barite running in all directions. They are
not 'ore veins' for I was unable to find
any mineral in any of them, except one
which I will mention later, along a distance of 400 to 500 feet in which they
crop on the surface. A wide open cut,
6 feet wide by 6 feet high at the face,
driven in at the base of the ridge in
which these gash veins occur, shows a
flat vein of barite lying on the surface,
about a foot thick and another vertical
vein about a foot wide down the face,
in neither of which could I find any
trace of mineral."
The said prospectus sets out further:
[2] "The ore consists of fine grained galena, carrying values in gold, silver and lead. An assay made by the
Government Assay Office at Victoria,
B. C,, of surface rock, shows: Gold,
tace; Silver, 49 ozs. per ton."
The said Resident Engineer's comment on the foregoing follows: ���
"The only mineral showing that I
could find on the property is a vein
about 14 inches wide, on which a hole
had been driven about two feet deep
and possibly three feet long, disclosing
about two inches of galena on each
wall from which a sample was taken
assaying gold, trace; silver, 13 ozs. per
ton; lead, 29 per cent; a total of $55.50
per ton with silver at 70 cents per oz.
and lead at eight cents per pound.
This showing occurs in the centre of
the barite belt, but four inches of ore
in a 14 inch vein at this elevation and
location is absolutely valueless."
The said prospectus also contains the
subjoined paragraph ���
"Owing to the favorable topography
of these claims, tunnels can in every
case be driven in on the viens, thus the
working will be in ore from the start,
which will prove most economical and
be conducive to early shipments of ore
to the smeller."
The said Resident Engineer's comment on the foregoing follows:���
"There is at present no ore to  ship,
nor so far as I can see, any   chance   of
getting ore to ship to the smelter."
WM. SLOAN,
Minister of Mines.
25th August, 1925.
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