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A month from nmv should see the crusher plant in its ultimate stages ul completion. The cyanide plant will be completed later and there will be no delay in the starting of the crush- ers, classifiers, peddle grinders, etc. rm the dump there. is 5,000 tons of ore waiting to be crushed. At the crusher plant. the cement work is completed and the small ma- lhiflN‘V “ill be. placed without dc- lay. The very heavy machinery is now on the road and expected to at- rive any day. Construction of the mill is pro- ceeding npace, and the trial run should be made early in May. Vll’lllll HIKING SHEA? MIDWAY ll RICH 08f llelr Vein Carries lleary deposits'Seneral Clean-up of Santa Por- ---llddern Ianlrlnery de- cdpme How Well Under lnq Rapidly Installed Way 'l‘he Vipond commenced installing the machinery in their new mill to- day and expect to have the mill in operation by May 20th. 'l‘he amalgam will be taken from the plates, as is done at the McIntyre and cyanided at a later date. or sav- ed exclusively for the present free milling process. If the mill works as successfully as the McIntyre, fully 75 per cent. of the values will be saved on the plates. The South Porcupine Board of 'l".a(le is more than active in pro- moting the health of the community, and in this effort they will receive the hearty eta-operation of all resi- dents who have the welfare of the town in View. A thorough examination of the wells and other sources of water sup- ply will he made. Wells that are reasonably sale will be chlorinated by the inspectors, while wells that could not be considered proper soure- es for securing water for drinking purposes will he put out of commis- sion. The inspectors will also see that there is no pollution of the lakes by the dumping of refuse on the banks or ny allowing sewage to run into the water. l George E. Young, provincial health ’oflieer, is in town for the purpose of lputting into effect the provision of lthe health act. In this work he in gassisted by H. C. Parker, a member to! the Toronto Board of Health, who will remain in camp until the work in hand is completed, while Mr. Young will take up his temporary residence in Porcupine at the north end of the lake. In the work of a general clean-up these olllcials will he assisted by the local boards of Tiadale and Whitney. and already a decided improvement. in sanitary conditions is noticeable. It is also quite evident that the citi- zens are joining heartily in this im» portant task and the result cannot be! other than satisfactory. PflflVllL'lll Hill?" nmcms BEBIN WDHK The fourth gold bar was shipped on Thursday last, valued at $3,170.00, and the fifth shipped last Tuesday. The mill returns show that seven- ty-five per cent. of the values ere caught on the amalgamating plates and about all the entire remainder in the concentrates. the tnilings running from forty to sixty cents to tFe ton. The McIntyre are proceeding with the construction of the. mill. twenty more stamps being installed at the present time and arrangements are also being made for the future in- stallation of twenty more stamps. As scan as the depths have been fully ascertained and a chart prepar- ed the work of driving a crown“: undcrm-ath the lake will he proceed- ed with. About the deepest point yet disfavâ€" ored is 70 feet nlwater and mud ly- ing on the rock. Owing to the soft. schisty nature of the formation it will be necessary to leave a safety margin of nearly 100 feet between the top of the markings under the lake and the lake bed. and thc ed. . Before. the ice on Pearl Lake be- t'nme unsafe the McIntyre mine man- agement made soundings for the depth to truide its operations under the lake. McIntyre Tests Lake Ore Depth The water works committee is now obtaining prices and specifications from svvoral firms and the order for the nbw pump will he placed shm‘dy This pump will be taken out and an electrically drchn rotary pump will be installed. The town council of Timmins has decided to make considerable Chang's es in the water service with the view of increasing its efficiency. Improve Timmins Water System hangoa in the system cflu FHS PURL‘UPINE ADVANCE I'nited States Senator lim'ah claims that his state of Idaho is so good that eVen the people who get cheated within its smilint: domain make money by the transaction. On his way from Washington after the adjournment of the last :ossi m of congress, he was introduced on the train to an eastern woman, who im- mediately began to tell a long, sad story about the robber-like praCtices of western people in general, and Idaho men in particular. “My husband was a traveling man." she explained, in a lachry- mose voice. ”and one,night in Boise City some of your people gave him too much to drink, so rmch in fact that he didn't know what he was doing. The next morning he waited up and discovered that he had bought $1,400 worth of mining stock at four cents a share. Think of that. the greatest outrage I ever heard of! I have never even looked up the mine in which the stock was sold. but the experience has taught me that west- ern promoters are merely burglars. My poor, dear husband was robbed as surely as if those men had held him at the point of a gun." Mr.Borah asked the name of the mine, and she told him. Without say- ing a word, he picked up a newspa- per and pointed to the stock quota- tions. Right there that Niche-like woman got the shock of her life. The stock was shown to be worth $140,- 000 thaf day.â€"Popular Magazine. Great Swindle That Made Good The new board consists of A. C. Brown, George M. Rounds and R. E. Brosser, while Rce\'c Cook and town- «hip clerk Whyte are erofllcio memo hers. Joe Alexander is to be ap« pointed sanitary inspector. The madb cal health ofllcer of the township is Dr. Sutherland. Board of Health A meeting of the board will be held immediately to deal with all quee~ tions and methods pertaining to pubâ€" lic health. The new board of health recently chosnn for the township are contem- plating a progressive policy in regard to the sanitary conditions of the towns and township. For Township The interest that Eastern Can-1 adian capitalists are taking-in large! land projects in Canadian Northwest i is instanced by the announcement oi} the organization by a strong group! of capitalists oi the Peace River! Land and Investment Co. The com- pany has secured approximately 100.- 000 acres in the British Columbia. section of the Peace River District...I and land immediately adjoining the‘ .Dominion block in liritish Columbia and extending along both sides oi‘ the Half Way Hirer. which is one .0! the tributaries of the Peace Hirer. ? ' The company is placini: on the (‘an- ’ ‘adian market 3.300.000 of its capital 5 stock, but of this amount it is under- u stood a Considerable amount has al-: ready been placed privately. The? shareholders of the stock now being: oiiered will benefit. by the entire pro-i tits that the company will make as2 the capital stock is the only class of security isstied by the company. there being no bonds nor preferred stock ahead of it. In this way all; prollts accruing from the sale oi the? company's lands or other deals it: will be interested in as a‘resutt ofi its hoard charter. will be available“ for distribution among the holders? of the present stock. -â€" -r Considerable attention has been at- ; tracted to the Peace River district in“; the past. couple of years. owing to,; the tarorable conditions that prevail in that country for the growth of all classes of crops. The Alberta Gov- I ernment has already guaranteed the: bonds of three diilerent railways that E are building into the Peace River. district, while the British Columbia Government has also guaranteed the bonds of a railway which will unit! the Peace River district with the city of Vancouver. A strong group of financial inter- ests in both Eastern and Westem Canada have become largely inter- ested in the enterprise and the first board of directors in the new com- pany will include such well known Canadians as: Hon. George Taylor, Senator, Gananoque, Ont.; Thomas Eastern Capitalists Secure About Pete iarrah, the Big, Good-na- iiifl,iiiili Acres in British tureti, Pupuier Assyrian, Columbia Section in the tails [All] 800" BEGINS ll PEACE RIVER fllfiTfllBT l'rmincial Constable. Jerry Idem-m and .ka )lacKny. ‘ The prosecuting o! the charms ‘mrainst Farah is being conducted by 3 (”mint fin}- de Fnrroz of Paris. a so- ;licitnr in Francv. and a shareholder in tho mmnnny to. the extant. of 13.- (:ihsnn. ESq., general Counsel. Lake Superior Corporation, Toronto, Ont.; ”on. Peter Talbot. Senator. La- com’m. Alta; John Flett. Esq.. To- ronto, Ont.; Hon. Peter McLaren. Perth, Ont.; J. A. Harvey. K. 0., Vancouver, B. C.; H. W. Gundy, Esq. Calgary, Alt8.; Dr. D. B. Neely. M. P., Humboldt, Seek; Hon. Valentine Ratz. New Hamburg. Ont. Mr. J. F. Gundy, of Toronto, is see. rotary-treasurer. IWEll-RRRR’R MIRIRR MRI RIDER ARREST 'i‘hc- iii: Pete Canadian mine at Lnrdvr Lake is well known to rosi- (lonts of this sovlion. Considerable. Work has iwon «lone in the way of «lt-vvlnpim: the. propvrly. Farah is also well known to pen- Me of New Ontario. He is a Syrian, who came bone a number of years mm and through nssidnous work and judicious acquiring and selling of mining properties and in other in- Vestments is reputed to have made himself independently rich. Ho was arraigned before Magis- trate Atkinsnn at Ilniloyhury and after pleading nut. guilty the maze was nnlnrcod for a week. (X N) $400,000. Following his arrest. F admitted to $10,000 bail NH! shnrvsmeprwonting approximate- ly $25.W1. Count. do Farrow. in his visit to Hailoylmry represents. 300 shareholders: in France. whose hold- ings :ur said to amount to about. Charged with the angled mitt; p- propriation of 310.000 of the fmfl)’ the Big l‘otc ('anadian Mines at l r- der Lake on March 25. 1910. and with Hm issuing of a false prospec- tus and statements on Feb. I. 1909, and subsequently Kn‘il (Big Pete) Farah was arrestvd yesterday by l'rnvint‘ial (‘nnsmblo .IorrylMohx-ro ["31 r :1 '5“