‘Are You bent the North?” is Now
Replacing “Tickets Please!"

‘New Year’ 8 Eve: is the night
when everyone does, as. pleases
them best, and. there is not sup-
posed to be any ‘particular inter-
ference from thé.cops: -A‘couple
of young fellows ‘from: this ‘dis-
trict were in one of the southern
cities for New ‘Year’s and. were
‘celebrating the dawn of the new
year in ‘a fashionionable cafe.
They had oecasion to :go ott and
upon their return.the:.cop ‘at the
door. refused to allow one of- the
boys .to return’ to the cafe.
The boy was some scrapper | and
he was some angry. The cop re-
‘ceived a short arm jolt.in the
stomach and a long swing. upper
cut on the chin. .._He doubled. up
and the young fellow went away'|
only to return madder than ever.
He went at the:cop and thrashed
him in proper style... After that}

he was the hero-of the hour and}:

was carried around the cafe on
the spectator’s shoulders. The
boys from the north received due

respect after that.

Send to Merryfield &.Co., Prince Ru-|:
pert, for wholesale grocery price list.’
Tt means big money to you.

PATTULLO WoL BE. MAYOR:

‘Mayor Newton, ‘Withdraws From. Con:
, test ‘and will Run for Connell.

Prince Rupert, Jan. ‘B At the
end of the first: week’s| campaign
_in the annual municipal campaign
Mayor. Newton. has been driven
to cover by. the advocates ofa
business council. © He has retired
from the ‘mayoralty. and .announ-
ces that he will stand for alder-
-manin ward 2.. With no one else.
in the field and: nominations only.
2 few days off it is almost certain
‘that T,.D. Pattullo will get the
mayoralty by acclamation. The

businéss men are putting full lf
tickets in both wards. and expect |f

to ‘make a. élean sweep. ‘The
‘Newton. adminstration has” ‘been

. ‘utterly’ discredited’ in the eyes of H

| the electors. ae

“The. are from Red Clit mine, &

“Portland Canal district, gives |

smelter’ returns (gross) of $14.55 lg
The. freight and smel-|#

~ per:ton,
_ter charges” were. $8, 76... Thus

“there is $5.79 left to. pay mining £

c expenses and profits. er

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SILVER STANDARD ‘MINE!

Janes Rutherford Speaks Very Highly ‘of:

‘and: ‘the: Property . as a ‘Miae=-Ready for Shipping

Silver: Standard mine ig now
working a larger force than ever
before. ' They have the the larg-
est force of any mine in the dis-
trict, and they-are also using. the
new machinery which. was install-
ed the last-of the year. The first
of this week. Jamies Rutherford,
Victoria, @- “mining” tian! ‘Known
throughout the province, and: al-

so well known in the old country,

visited the property in company
with D. MeLedd. Manager Has-
kins took Mr. Rutherford over
the ground and ‘showed’ him the
development’ work: that had been
done thus far.

property.

his return, Mr: Rutherford said
that he found considerable ore
developed in the ‘shaft, which was

| down to the 260 foot-level. At ‘the
150-foot lével they were starting

‘to drift on the ore to the south,
|and.he thinks this work will open

A ‘very. ‘eareful:
examination was made, and ‘it
proved entirely favorable to the,

When sean, ‘by the Herald upon’

up a ‘considerable ‘body of ore.
This. work is being done prepara-
tory, to stoping operations.

At. Silver standard they, have

already. a ‘large. amount of ore):
sacked: ready, for shipment; and s

two - large. bins. filled ‘with: ore.

He ‘understood. it! was. thie: inten-; “

tion of the manager to begin. the!
shipping i ina week oY, two... Lae
The character of the ore ig an
Argentiferous galen na. with asmall

pereentage of zine blend, and it!” Pe
carries. good values: in gold, sil- _

ver and: lead, ‘The silver, how-
ever, dominates, °°
They are also starting to drive

on the lead at the: 260-foot. level,
and at another point. are’ driving 2
a cross-cut tunnel'to tap the No.

3 vein farther up the hill. * Con-
siderable more development work
will be: done on the property ‘this

winter. Mr. ‘Rutherford stated
that it. was now the best develop-
ed mine in the district, so far. as
he had seen, and ‘that -it had. all
the earmarks of being a big mine,

the Ore, the Dévelopment|*terns

‘at bya House... Has bald face, three
whitefeet and saddle mark..-Weighs
habout, 800. Iba, ‘Owner can: have ‘same

expenaes:

caer 7 To

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b in for feed ‘and the ‘advertising |:
y paying 26-4. -18-Mile Houee |.

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and: ‘Eleventh Reena

with 4. 40-foot front. oe ‘to. Sack
Williams, reatauranty New. azelton.. '

Omineca Market

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Sood! |

$2.50 and $3.00 Per Cord .
We have a fine, lot. of. dry -wood, 3. and 4. feet, for sale, .

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