Mm her recent tip to Winnipeg and Chil-

i, “window. boxes:

“Hazelton to Winnipeg
- Returned via Vancouver’:
- Attend Two. Conferences}

~”

Abrs. T. H. “Wright has written of

liwack where she. attended . two con-
ventions, in a. very intexesting manner,
We believe our readers will be glad of,
this article, and> that’ they will wel-
come further : ‘articles from. the pen of
this capable | woman who ‘only a few
months ago ‘came to! this: district | to
reside and carry. on her. Work.

’ Being. elected ‘a  eommiseton, fi ;

Church of Canada. by the | -conference
of British Columbia, seemed: tobe voth

an honor anda wonderful privilege, tot,

one who felt herself seareely worthy |
of such..

Leaving Hazelton, on ‘the ‘morning of

September - ist.. we enjoyed the ‘trip
through the cobntry--west of the rock-

ies with ‘tts rivers: ‘and canyons, its)
mountains” “with their waterfalls ; the:

. railroad ‘passing | ‘through’ tunnels and
winding around corners, making one
in the observation car recall. childhodd
“days when we played the old. fashion-
ed gatie called~“snap the whip”. We
felt as though we were the end of that
whip and might snap off at any min-
ute. -

see ‘those: ‘broad’, acres. zat sthein; chest

time: “It ‘was. ‘September ska and: ‘the.
‘Hiverything . was

‘heat was Intense.
a "golden (sum: and. fields. alike) | ‘it one
may. speak of that. vast, ‘podorama, that
stretches to the ‘for. horizon, as‘o field.

Some grain‘ ‘was. already cut and. show-'

ed a good yield, great stooks thickly
eovering ‘the ground. “While: in’. some
fields. the grain still stood tall: and
heavy, im others it was short; ‘and. one
seemed able to ‘see through » it. -Re-
turning two. ‘weeks later - these, fields
showéd small stooks far away, await: |’
‘ing the thresher:. Nat. being much of
a farmer, one could: not: judge of ‘the.
crop, but it was.a picture of- ‘Industry
and an interesting one. Toe

' To a lover of. the” ‘farthest’ west, to.
“whom B. £ OF and ‘Vancouver | ‘seem de-

“theim_the Wide pare on of, paved. ae
way, flanked by boulevards of ‘Tiche t
“vreen (invariably: flanked | with Mag:
nificent: elih: trees,).., and ‘cement ‘pave
tents, ‘Motor cars. were, “everywhere,

ons one would: ‘expect ‘in i, ‘country, ‘with fi
- agkeat stretches, of: ‘evel, ‘highways, and been
stood money fh circulation, | but the trat-! we
tie signals | were, Up to. date. and, well ‘

ry
a observed, ;

int “

"We | chad | ‘yeratiéa: 7 “flowers 08

thie conat,- ‘ut we ‘do.
“precinte | them Ad ., th
“oes—-for you aeldoni-
-Intg ve ‘OF ‘qmail, “without. ‘its:

see cn “home.

‘| the” city, close, to. the: “Mall”. .

“the |!
third general councli of the United |:

oo room in’ plenty for several committees
But all was changed when the- prair-
jes were reached, One. who wishes to

riflce. |

; tarily, in venewed. consecration of lives

if | knowledge’ of God di ‘Obrist: ‘through |

friendships | had; sheen, made or. renewed

colorful, ee
‘hese seem to. be: .pro- ge
| vided for fn thie buliding of the howses:] of

er ‘there is a sameness about stores.
At least, it is hard to grow enthusias-
tie about them unless there ig . some-
thing very out of the ordinary- about
them, such as the gteat pipe organ in.
Wannamaker’s store | i Philadelphia.

But™ the city: ia provd. of: “its parlla-
iment: buildings,’ Tight, in’ the. heart of.
The
gteat white ‘thoroughfare being “built

in the Great War.” ‘The Agricultura!
College, a group a buildings about 7
miles out, will. be, when completed,.
worthy. of an ‘agricultural country. *

- Th-one section of thé city. the roads
were torn up—a: central heating. ‘plant:
waa: being installed. ca

. But to one in the ‘eity on United |.
‘Chureh' bustness,. the churches. ought |:
to*beof first importance, and Winni-
peg may. be proud of its. chureh edifi- |.
ces. We ‘were “told: ‘that, ‘ at ‘the time |:
of union, that all the churches of the |:
three . uniting’ ‘denomlnations,- entered
union, except : one ~ small. mission,
“Young - ‘Clnireh” in which the’ eounell |
net, is centrally located and admirably
adapted: for such a gathering, with

that’ threshed out -the business of- the
counell “before. presenting it to’ the;
House, | ‘There were 422. elected ‘com |

iniastoners, ten: er* cent: of these being{-"
wonten, * and, ‘two “Of ‘the latter. ‘being’

ones’ who: téok ‘their places: as ‘first al-
ternates, -one “from London * ‘and” one:
from" Alberta conference, * “Besides: the
elected : members, there were. church
officers ind - ‘missionaries - on furlough
who were: given “corresponding | pri
vileges.”” _At an evening meeting these
messengers of the church had . ‘places
on’ the platform, ond told of. their work
dn north, south - and yest” China, ‘Prin-
idad, Central India, Icorea end, Japan. |;
Many“ interesting problems were. dis-
enssed, ‘and at times. ‘feelings: ran high,
but through . and over’ all ‘seemed. to
broad: a ‘epinit” of brotherliness,. of" sac:

TAC ‘feeling that reached its’

nenith at an evening: meeting when ‘the
mass of. people: rose. almost: ‘Involun:

to’. the. great. work. of. spreading‘. the

personal | ‘service, @. 03%

fhutlding, loath | ta’ leaye. a. place. where

ere. ‘sue depts ot feeling’ hod

as quite. ex:

| Looking 0 Over

"1 Kootenay - King. property. in the. Fort

£8 a memorial’to, her Soldiers who fel

| Bilver Cup;- a: ‘mine that: will pay divi:

‘| trom the: ‘surface: to the 500 foot. level.

When council ‘lowed, . after ten spusy | I va

days anid. nights; pcores linger sponil ‘to dev elopment: quite a8, favor

ably 18, the M. &' K. a

Beason: at: the head. ‘of - Legate creek on
| the Nabob and. tlie Allen. groups and he|
is well: satintl -

_UE rooted b fshowlig. UD
ze ~ v. aR Jong: i

the Silver Cup
* Mine and Mill)

Fresh from, making,” a killing. on the}

‘Steele district, W. .B.- -Dornberg arriv-
ed: here. last ‘Saturday,; night to spend
afew days. pn - -hig Silver Cup. property
on ‘Nine: Mile mountain, whieh, he" has
been. developing through the. Duke Min-
ing Co. for, the past. ‘ecouple of. years.
to: a point’ that‘ now demands a mill,
This mill is now. being installed and
will ‘he. operating” the. aniddie ‘of next
month.:. It, will. be , ,one ‘of: .the. most
modern: flotation: anills and, will have
éapacity of titty. tons. a day. and, is
expected to make a 5 or &-to 1 con-
centrate, .. Mr. : ‘Dornberg. hag, dn: the.

dénds over’ a long-term :of. years, jude-
ing. from the: consistent shoots .of, ore

The oré will: Tun. $30. to the ton and the
‘cost. of | mining: and treating’ is -estima-
ted at around: $18 2. ton. : ‘Hundreds. of
tons of machinery,- building material.
And ‘supplies have been and are ‘being

mad] and ‘everything is going: fine. On|
| Monday last the. ‘Silver Cup: stock went [|

for; the first. time: and at 50 cents.
is: considered fe uae ‘gambie.

Good Showings
ae Creek

tt

Around 1 Pacifte most: ‘encopmeing re
ports are heard as a result, of the work
belng.: done: ‘On: the. M, & K. ‘group, ‘of
claims on : ‘Legate: creek. “ The. Consoli-
dated: Mining. & Smelting, Co.. of ‘Trail
has hada crew -of men on the job ‘for
some weeks: and they’ willbe. there. as
long. as: the weather. “will permit. ; The
‘ecent: work has been done,in:. Tunnels
No, ‘and No. 2/and.in. both. tunnels
they ‘have. ‘opened: up good ore,. bodies.
These’ tumriels . are 600:. feet. apart ‘so
that the ore thus opened ; "Up: ‘is no, mean
¥ quantity. There are‘ now ten men, on,
the job. “So favorable’ is the M. & K.
property: that: the: ‘Consolidated. people
have now token an option on the: M. &
M. ‘group: belonging to-Roy: Moore and
some sore wit be: done on te this fall

oD. Sweeney has been working all

, ith. the: way they: are:
ce ig continuing to. work:

‘taken . up. to’ the property for the ‘new |: i

onto thé Vancouver Stock -Exchange |

: deal. a! gouple Of: ‘months. gO,
| season some: -brospecting. ‘hos’ ‘been done ent

to get-in early. and. “thus - extend - the;

company will: case neroplanes' to. take
in supplies. and equipment.
is satisfied that. they have. a real. good
placer ‘praspect and that. a lot of gold
will ‘be | takén ouit: of. ‘there as Soon as,
his: company gets to working: :
formed . the: “Herald: that’ he made the
trip in from Vandérhoot and that that
Was. the route: ‘generally, used now. He
would prefer: to, use the old. ‘route vir]: ra
Hazelton, but for years: the trails had
been neglected: “until: now. it-was im- |,
possible - te. get through. .
‘out’ thiat:the Hazelton district had: ‘peer |
. | sléting: idle. and: jwatehbig” the. beat: fur | ¢
trade in the ‘nore get away ‘from ther |
in favor’ ‘of. the. live wires,
_|derhoot. district.’ “Now ‘al ‘the “nining |;
birsiness ; Was going: to-.be ‘done at: the
Vainderhoot: md t

W will: ae “and. i i

the Cross . cut tunnel and in justifying
the belief of Engineer Thos. B: Lewis
when he- laid: out. the. campaign . for
the development: The. cross cut from
the tunnel was run in 105 feet and the
ore Was encountered and* for two
weeks now. they. ‘have been drifting on
ore. The’ ore that. was in the face the
first of the. week Was: some of. the best.
that has yet. been: ‘encountered on the
property.” and_ will run: high in’ silver,
The vein. is from two to four feet wide |
end ‘is looking very ” good. The -“Mo-
hawk: Co. is now well financed’ and it
ig proposed to carry. on ‘development
work for another ten or twelve month:
in addition to taking out some ore for
shipment. . From the upper level two
ears of ore have. been taken’ out anc
‘are ready fot shipment, and if the pre.
‘gent shoot of high: gerade in the lowe: !

"Ore j in ‘Crossent on Lowe :
Level Says Thos. B. Lew

“Work at the Mohawk property has |level remains for any. length, tt is quite, A
resulted in: nickifg up the ore body in {possible they will put.up a raise ;
surface and get ventilation:
the lower “workings fag well g
a. lot. more ‘shipping ore.

He-is, golng to keep a close
it himself: - a
The. Mohawk Mining Co: has. tak
an: option on the Comet group adfoil
jog their own property. ‘Engineer’ Bat:
ten made: a, Yeport” on it and ‘the dire ,
org of. the Mohawk . liked: the.” report.’.
Plans for its. developmient ’ ‘have pot: ts
yet’ been. completed;- but: ‘Mr: Lewis. ex.
pects ‘to have everything : ‘put: in shape:
when he goes ‘to Vancouver next week
‘The: ‘probability is that ‘a contract : ‘will,
be let to drive i a 800. ‘foot: ‘tunnel;
Comet was formerly ‘owned by James ae
Dyer.

Peter J ensen’ 8 _
Placer Leases
: _ Figure i in Deal],

The ‘Northern Canada Minés iia, a
Vancouver and eastern concern, has {.
{taken over. Peter Jensen's placer pro-
Lperty. on the. headwaters of ‘the Ingen-
‘Fy iPener® bomplered- thirl gai
“ Thie'}y

hut..it “isthe intention, to. ‘thoroughly |;
test the ground next year. and in order | 5

working: seison.. it is. ‘probable that the}:

Mr, Tene1 t.

He in-

-He pointed

there was, A ren"

from’ both ends” ‘and. it is made
be: completed in about | ‘a month. *
will. enable the company. to proce
a large scale with developm a

until: the ‘spring, :
|property fe. sueh tat winte :