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7 busiest camps.in the’ immediate
vicinity. of: New: Hazelton next
| -summer, and it would: not sur-
'. prise me at: all if‘its: 'minés em-
ployed more. men: ‘and’ ‘Shipped |
- more ore within the following: ‘Six

~ tains,” said H.W. C. ‘Jackson: ‘on’
Wednesday":
authority of Mr..
|. the principal ow
~-Cup and Sunri

‘tance beyond ‘the Pant eae ‘Boy | 4
(Harris Mines) and. cut. out toi

more proper!

Nine Mile: ae

the ‘Great: Ohio Group Work.
Statted on Tunnel

R..P. Trimble, Portland,
owner of the.Great Ohio ‘group on
Rocher-de’ ‘Boul
in town over they
a visit: to his. property, ‘He: stat. |j
_ ed to ‘the Herald’ that” he. was
thoroughly. igatisfied with. :the
work ‘performed :bj. George’ Jen-

nings, the contractor onthe: ‘cabins Soe!
and the three-hundred-foot’ tun-|: ae Ps

nel; He. -claiitis. that’ the Great

Ohio has. the. finest’ cami. in ‘the yr

entire-district. and ‘that: ‘it wi
quite an attraction to the
this winter, -

will be well. under ground. before
the snow is a serious factor “y
Mr, Trimble: lett: Sunday t morn-
ing for the south ‘again. . He will
look into the: ‘matter: of a ‘com-
pressor ‘plant and he: expects that
by the time the- ‘tunnel Ws-in’ one
hundred: feet he. will ‘send: an out-
fit up ‘to ~be installed. “He also
left instructions: that: as soon as.
they ‘hit ‘the ‘ore-in:*t he: tunnel
‘that -it- be= sorted, sacked ‘and
“made ready. for ship nent. “Mr.
Trimble does not propose: ‘to have.
‘séveral hundred. tons of ore- dying’
on: the @ dump, only. a be catried
away : a .

WELL PLEASED | 7 a
_ WITH NEW CANP

. z Py: Trkiable Inspected. ‘the Work On

wack

rountain;- ‘WAB.

The tunnel was al- fo
ready started aiid-he says that it):

ver.” This:land i is owned by Capt,
McPhatter © and ‘Harold: Price,

days here 6 I |
to the. Hera

to the vei
perfectly °
from snow’s
drifts. 1

‘would be unde eam on: ‘Tues

a

and held:

construction. of. the: wagon. road
across the new. w bridge, Mr. Bax-

McLeod: Ke ‘connection with: the

1) ter’: i. the townsite peo-
re, ple ‘make: the s survey of. the toad.

Lg, :,|rangements ‘for' the survey andi is)
{getting everything in ‘ahape 80 | Brewe
that’ ‘the. road , work. can: tbe. pro-| °°

jseeded:with, at ‘ah early. date...

as| pital a are now preparing: ‘to. ‘put on
‘}an amateur. play for the: behefit
‘lof the: X-ray fund. The date: will

and. it. will be staged 3 in the: old
town.

sure, ‘and business. ‘combined,
He i is one of the most. travelled
‘men who. has: yet visited, New

‘thraa ath

wet

r prominent. Austrians
and they. ‘ara. ‘considering: a déal
for ten thousand, actres.of land on
the north-side of: the ‘Skeena: ri--

The party. :of ’ capitalists shave
visited the Property and: made. a
number of tests. of . the: “BOIL and
found’ ‘it quite suitable. for. thei

Hans von Hohenfist has been |
ak ‘in’ “town ithe: past week | _on. plea-

Hazelton. Heis accompanied by |.

; the. ten thousand.a acres.eurly next|

IP].

a) ECT OF AUSTRIAN CAPITALISTS;

Deal Pending for Ten Thou-'
sand Acres----First Set-
- tlers to be. Brought.
_ Out Early Next

through, if the; price ig made right.
ot is the. intention of the. party]
to ‘establish’ a German colony | on

spring,” ‘arriving here: about: the
‘first of: ‘Aptil:. The new comers,
will: be: ‘started _in, leaving im:
mediately, upon their arrival, —

cultural. resources to the front;

will do much to bring the : agri-

Hans von’ Hohenfist has: for:
years been interested-in one. of |.

| the big lead mines in Austria and! -
— he i is naturally: interested in the! -

silver-lead properties in this dis- |
trict’ ‘and he visited one or two,

Speaking. -Of the district as 2)
‘whole - ‘Mr, ‘Hohenfist Was ‘very
favorably | impressed.’ Tt resem-:
‘bles very much the ‘Austrian Alps.’
The ‘scenery was::one ‘of the

gre est attractions to him and‘he |:

“The “nursing. staff at ‘the: hos-

be. fixed. for early next-month|-th

ane the: finest: pout and billiard parlofs
ini the north. and: they -will-un--
=. doubtedly’ receive. as largea share
of the business as: they ‘did in:the:

zines, soft: drinks; confectionery,” ee
4 BtG 2:

another. page of: this. ‘issu

subscriptions. to the: x-

‘that the. total had ‘pa :
$2, 000 mark, eS othe * sub ‘a

had’'a trip to the'peak of Kocher oy 3
at, de: Boule planned if time permit- |
it ted.”

aal Cho. is’ now ‘open os
‘for-business. ' Messrs. ‘Brewer & a
Ruddy ‘have. their new=building. - -

on. Ninth. avenue ve completed and: LS

‘old town.’ - The Galena Club also a
carries‘a full. line of: cigars’ ‘and. a
“| tobaceos, new ‘spapers andi ‘Taga-.

See. their: advertisement on

| = Keay Fund Grows

Dr Wrineh, informeu that: the

t

Sif A ped eters

{ an
Sate ee ee ee one
ee

‘i, Ww. c Jackson Taspected Rich
. “Nine Mile will be one of the

|
‘months’ than: those of either the

-Rochet. ‘de: Boule or :Glen- _moun-:

‘“Thave itvonothet’
McLeod, one. of lite
’ 's of. the Silver:

ein

kept hem idle this

“he | governmént: en ee es :

ducing basi

Mr. ” Jackson’ 5%

‘tunnels, the lowest - ‘giving ‘900
feet of added depth, have ‘been
driven nearly: ‘to the ledge. . The
ore-showings-are therefore con-.
fined to the surface and two up-
per tunnels.

nel'‘tothe' ‘summit of the hill; 300

feet above, ° At shows: all the: way
from. “Six

‘ore having

ines, ‘that both’ ca !
these properties - will ’ be. ‘worked, ly Yn
ona large scale.and that. all. that |

Silver-Lead ‘Hl

* The surface outerop
S continuous. from the No. 2 tun=

general averag
ee of f silver ee

retin Mice p, “Stéwart ‘and "asbo-
eh” lates, covers” several . hunted F:
| acres of the Cup: basin adjoining {i

to. be’ advanced |

‘Vand* ‘developiient* ‘Propositions: Ty.

his shoot is eigh- per:
ride and: thirty-five |' Halm
‘ace shows ‘some oi

ity.” “Like the Cup, iti is traversed
by numerous. ledges, but on only
one has any work” been ‘done.:
Here an‘open eut shows. two feat
of ore.

cious and low- grade.” The ‘other
half: is an “intimate mixture: “of
‘palena: ‘zine, “gray” ‘copper ‘arid |”
antimony, with © silver... values

-This'*is" in “my
judgment’ one ofthe best leasing

King’ and Silver’ ‘Ciip

‘80
g|of them being iron “capped and: Dp

ry wide. The. Bell claim

one

see the showings on: this ‘proper-
{ty but was’ ‘informed that! it
‘tained a big ledge showing some ||
fine galena. 2

next basin is: the Sunrise itself. i

It_also. shows, the | ilar.

hogback dividing the Cup” and | tc
Sunrise basins, is ‘the, Barber: Bill. Tre

The premier’ property of. ‘the!

had been
The gre ody, Ae