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‘Being 1 a Review of To hical
Being a and a ot Topogra etch

SOLICITOR

_ NOTARY PUBLIC
LS McGill”
a| SMITHERS British Columbia

_ of the more important Discoveries
a J.D. WELLS . a

‘The topography of the Central

Terrace isa ‘turaultuous Bea of
mountains, with the axis of the

“| local ranges traversing east and

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-!many of the islands of isolated
1] mountains, suchas Hudson Bay,

i} and Kitselas-Kalum ranges, The

Tire Vulcanizing, Welding and ‘| /atter four are in the immediate

Hed by this cause,

y|eastern contact of this great ba-

tow nnives. Regina. Saskatoon, Edmon- §
Calzary,~

f| through Stewart, Portland Canal,.|

‘{lum range, O.K.-Kleanza-Copper

i have a thousand or two good,

planting, eit
Grown at New Hazelton.

os a7. ry r hundred. Omineca Herald,
- lew lazelton.

Raspberry Canes! {

mods chy taspberry canes, for spring
er old roots or one- ear
rice

_|is capturing . the . approval... of

Timber Sale X6531_

wassiar District,

moval of timber,
Further
morester, . Victoria, .B

forester, Prince Haperts

_[up with placer mining from 1868

B Sealed tenders” will be received by

e Minister of Lands at Victoria‘ riot
tor than noon on the 28rd: day of
m ctober,. 1924, for the prrchase of
; picence A653, to cut 65,000 L. feet of
medar Poles: and Piling, and 12,000
femlock and Jackpine Ties on part: ‘of
mane NY of Lot 1571, north of Hazelton,

Three (8) years will be allowed for

articulate « of the’ Chief
or District
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MIN ERAL ACT

NOTICE.

Cassiar Diatrict,
TAKE

ae ro Fates
"Intend, sixty.
; ly to:

Mining Teconaae for.
Improvementa, for
ptsining a Crown Gra
D ive :
mAnd further ‘take otis:
Her section 85, must he“ ite
re the lssuanee of such. Certificate

ated hig tb any of. ‘a, a

‘/ recent ongin: in the: Paver sys-
| tertfof quartz veins, but general-

‘/]y parallel, between 5- and: 7-miile
ntificate of Im Improvements

. { the. ranges, on: both.-sides;. yiz.,
ST CHANCE Mineral Claim, aituate

in the. Omineca Mining, ‘Division of
| foothills 6f the latter,. fronting on}
the, ‘Skeena.. - Locations were one Spanish: ‘grihdees,’ recently-:
_sompleted. an ext

| Gold and -allver ‘ores:

west and the mineral belt north-
west and south-east:;- “These

up to 10,000 féet, the group.
ranges conforming to the eastern
uplift of Coast Range batholith,
The. demarkation ig observed
three miles below Usk, a cross-
section cut by the Skeena River,
forming a trench to the sea.
Along this line of contact the
older and original formation has
been tilted up on high elevations,
| fractured, intruded,  overflown,
sheared. and faulted, creating a
geological complex. Tongues of
granite intrusiong have uplifted
and pierced the older i igneous and
sedimentaries, forming. a core to
many of the ranges and causing

head of Copper River, Rocher de
Boule, Hazelton, 0.K., and Kle-
anza ranges, Copper mountains,

vicinity of .Usk- and its heavy
mineralization has been influenc-
This mineral belt followa the
tholith from southeastern Alaska
Observatory Inlet, Kitselas-Ka-
ranges, continuing southeasterly,
and having created the modern
story of Alaska, Premier, Stew-
art, Anyox, Alice Arm, Hudson

mineral deposits southeasterly,

judges of its potential-future,
. The district was solely wrapped

to about 1900 in the: large Omin-

‘-Teca ‘field, and more locally. at|:

Lorne Creek, in the slate rocks,

Kleanza Creek, tributary to the
Skeena, tliree niles south of Usk
(report W. M, Brewer to Min: of
Mines, 1914), " This creek forms
@ gorge from 600 to 800 feet- ba-
low the floor of its original wider
valley. * Its gravels. carry y gold,

on the creek... -The discovery. of
this gold Jee ‘to the prospecting of

the Kleanza. and’ ‘0. K.. ranges,
Copper-gold ore was. foundin the |}.

thade. in. a: zone. three: miles tong
on 8: -8eries of: ‘quarts: veing in‘a|

| Lelaite : dyke,..commencing: ‘at 850 A
bove | saat. elevation and, jfentinning. to].

associated

Skeena in the vicinitv of Usk and

Bay mountain, and the - great |

and also in the schistose areas of |

Mount Stephen, widow of Lord |

| an game’ has: become of recent.
years inthe Province of Quebea.

“which records the recent. Sppearanee |
of & full-grown bull moose in. Rowe- |

thought to’ ‘have. ‘strayed’ into: the:
: neighborhood: from. the forest.to the
_ north, - The. animal:.was: quite. ‘temo
and was easily, ‘captured. i

an alt itude of | feet: up over}
ite“mountain, the westéra|
termination’ of* iD ‘O!R, - Patiges:

THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1924.

late M. K} Roge ers, _precurgor of
Anyox, undertook;after much
investigation; to arrange for de-
veloping these locations, but was
‘unable to agree upon terme, and
the property: remains ..in. a sus-
pended state of. development, . .
‘That district has been the acane
of niany™ locations - and desultory
work by ‘prospectors, .. On the
Kleanza range, -where the Golden
Crown, Valhalla, and. Kleanza
groups coyer the north-west slope
of Kleanza mountain, - locations
were made, commencing in 1900
and continuing to the present,
These were made on a series of
auriferous quartz veins, begin-
ning at the. valley level and exe,
tending up the mountain, to an
elevation of 4, 000. feet, ‘two anda
half miles in length, as prospect-
ing revealed the extent. of. the
veins. Operations were limited
to the means at hand.”
. About the first. part of. the
century Stewart—the result of
the Klondyke Rush— attracted
attention with innumerable phas-
es of rich ore discoveries.  Hid-
den Creek (Anyox) with ‘ita 15,-
000,000 to 20, 000,000 tons mea-
sured and proved, and its 3,000-
ton: smelter, brought- in many ||
prospectors, who further discov-
ered the Dolly, Varden. The
Premier was found then, but its
fame came many years after, the
property having been tarned
down by the most eminent engin-
eers of the mining profession on
account of the low-grade surface.
It remained for a practical pros-
vector, Jim Daly, to instigate the
expenditure of a trifle to erosseut
a few feet from an old working,
to reveal a treasure- vault of sil-
ver, which has paid diyidends to
its exploiters over. its entire cap:
italization of .$5,000,000° in less
than three years.
(To be continued next week). -:

Hereand There | |

. Tourist business throughovt Cane
ada has been’ remarkably ‘produc-
tive this year and it is estimated
‘that its total value for the Do-
minion will. exeeed $1.00,000,000.
This places. the tourist traffic bigh |
among Canada’s industries.

The “Princess Kathleen”, ene of
the two fine ‘steamers under con=
struction for the Canadian Pacific
Railway's. British Columbia coastal
servicé, was. launched at Glasgow,
Scotland, on September 27th. Lady

Mount Stephen, | former president of
the company, performed the launehe
ing ceremony, =

As i an ‘tndleation’ ‘of how plentifat
comes a report . from. Montreal,.

mount, a subutb of the city, It is’

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“Mae. Duka’ ‘of Riba’ "who, with
sive tour, of. Cans;

with. copper were ‘shown, - , Phe:

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