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It is the‘intention of the management t, immediately deepen the shafs to a depth of 250 feet, at which horizon a new level will be established and an aggressive â€"campaign of lateral develâ€" opment ‘inaugurated to develop the downward extension ‘»f the known ore bodies. It is pointed out that developâ€" ment work will be carried out on the 100 and 250 foot: levels simultaneously with the object of .bloacking out .suffiâ€"~ clent ore to warrant the construction of a mill. P.. W,. Meahan, mining engineer, reâ€" cently assistant to the manager of Noranda, has arrived at the property and under. his direction a crew of men is actively engaged installing new machâ€" inery.".Foyndations are being laid for a new diesel vbvower plant, which is exâ€" pected to be delivered within the next few weeks, while the construction of permanent camp buildings is being rushed to completion. Underground Workings Deâ€" watered. ~New Hoist Deâ€" livered to Property. Wascanna Gold Mines Ltd., is conâ€" tinuing an extensive underground deâ€" velopment‘campaign. In this connecâ€" tion if is officiailly stated that the unâ€" derground workings have been dewaterâ€" ed anda@ new hoistâ€"capable of carrying bperations to a depth of 600 feet has been delivered to the property. Wascanna Continues Development Plans H. T. Leslie, mining engineer, followâ€" ing a recent examination of the proâ€" o. Auds. d it d it stt Araih Arvih The Porcupme Advance Offers A Grea t AY uf)scn p ti0n Bargazn that Do s fl/t/zd' z:;uf% D [W C ~~~~~ ..... .;Here is a real offer that will [ save you money . . . Give yourself â€"I and your family lasting enjoyment and entertainment the whole year [ =through . . . This is all you have to do. \ch:u TdX () thcxc famous MJ::A/nu\ T 0 o o enc t a ho 0| E: Doherty Roadhouse Co. [~]Pictorial Review. .. .1 vr. [_] Canadion Horticulture and Home Magazine . . . 1yr. [~] Current Thought. . .1 yr. [_] Maclean‘s (24 issues) 1 yr. 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The engineer staff of the parent comâ€" pany, Fort Rouille Mining Corporation, will inspect the property as developâ€" ment work advances. uC t EVY ) 1 ‘w‘ Acedac E) w 4 4ns c m perty, states that the shaft has been carried to a depth of 152 feet and a bevel established at 100 feet, where apâ€" proximately 350 feet of crosscutting and drifting have been carried out. The ore zone on this level has been opened up for a length of 120 feet north of the shaft and approximately 60 feet south of the shaft.. Channel sampling reâ€" turned high gold values and indicated that the values were present as free gold, very finely divided. Ore of this type may reasonably be expected to show higher values on mining, Mr. Lesâ€" lie ‘states, than indicated by channel sampling. This work has definitely inâ€" dicated an ore body striking north and south through the shaft area 100 feet in length averaging $14 in gold per ton across a width of seven feet. St. Catherires Standard:â€"The proâ€" mise of patronage is a valuable thing for an Opposition to work with; the performance of patronage by a govâ€" ernmert in power is one of the first things it dots to encompass its evenâ€" tual defeat. There is much handwriting on the wall to lend safe prediction to the latter in the case of Old Ontario. Please clip list of Magazines after checking 3 Publicaâ€" tions desired, Fill out coupon carefully. Gentlemen I enclose $............ Please send me the three magazines checked with a year‘s subscription TOWN AND PROVINCE to your newspaper. \\\\\(\\\ Property Theroughly Prosâ€" pected Before Discontinuâ€" ing Work. To Take Inâ€" terest in Other Prospects. Another examople of the fortunes and misfortunes of mining is given in the announcement this week that the Ashley Gold Mining Corporation has decided to close down its Matachewan property, following the exhaustion of the ore in the mine. The situation is explained in an official statement by G. C. Ames, secretaryâ€"treasurer, as follows: "The directors of Ashley Gold Mining Corporation, Limited. have decided to cease all work on the property of the company. This decision was reached after all the claims had been thoroughly prospected by trenching, ard any showâ€" ings that warranted it, diamondâ€"drilled. The mining and milling plant will be "The company has net liquid assets amounting to approximately $165,000 which will be increased by the proceeds of the sale of the plant. lt P "The management of the company is in close touch with most of the new areas which are being actively explored, and it is their intention to use the comâ€" pany‘s funds to take.interesis in atâ€" tractive prospects whenever the opporâ€" tunity offers, with a view to rehabilitatâ€" ing the company." Brampton . Conséervacor;â€" Taxation has increased 41 per cent. urder the Hepburn government, says Earl Rowe, and no Lizeral has shown the stateâ€" mert to be incorrect. Good Progress Made at MyLamagque Gold Mines Field advice is to the effect that diamond drilling and surface exploraâ€" tion work is making good progress at the property of MyLamaque Gold Mines, adjoining Lamaque in the Laâ€" maqueâ€"Siscce area of Quebec. It is reported that V. M. Ryan, the comâ€" pany‘s consulting engineer, is expected to return to the property early next week, when a complete report on the work done to date will most likely be made. Considerable stripping, trenching and test pitting has been done which has determined the existence of sevâ€" eral well mineralized veins. Appreciable quantities of free gold have been loâ€" cated in several sections of the ocâ€" currences. On the return of Mr. Ryan it is anticipated that systematic samâ€" pling of the surface outcrops will be carried out and results of the drill core assays will be reported immediateâ€" ly. Eudbury Star:â€"But it is encouragâ€" ing to have the minister of highways arrive in Northern Ontario, and right off the bat notice the dust. Further diamond drilling will be done preparatory to an enlarged campaign of development work, it is stated. Ceépesi)_perafions tin Charles McCre ister of Mines, | pressed his con! land Lake camp were ‘only at the production. In submtting Dr. 6t. Charles, t was a gratifying in the mill hand that since 1918 t $20,887.350 for s and more than The® payroll for 30, 1936, was a) and $2,300,000 v plies and equip than 92 per cen| $169,745.74. Ope given as $4,810, Te on * was $] eurrent taxes, w for additional t 1985 operating p omm C LALs uho m Castle Trethevey ................................ 1. 33B Central PtFICI® 4.00 Central Porcupine ... i 384 GUNNP Hardrcck ... Hollinger ... HOoWEY Hudson Bay ............. International Nickel Jackson Manion ....... Directors of Lake Shore Mines, Ltd., â€"were reâ€"elected at the annual meeting of shareholders at Kirkland Lake on Tuesday. Those returned are Dr. W. P. St. Charles, A. L. Blomfleld, William H. Wright, Albert Wende and Ernest Marâ€" Kirkland Lake Lebel Oro ... Little Long Lac Macassa ... MacLeod â€"Cockshutt .. Maritoba and Eastern Maple Leaf , ... MCIntyre McKenzie Red Lake . McMillan Gold ... McVittie Graham ... McWatters Night Hawk ... Pioneer Porcupine Crown ... Preston East Dome Premier Read Authier ... Red Lake Goldshore e is Robb Montbray ... San Antonio ... Shawkey Sherritt Gordon ... St. Anthony ... South Tibemont ... Sullivan Sudbury Mines ... Sudbury Contact ... Stadacona ... Sylvanite ... Teck: Hughes ......... TODUIM .............020...2. Ventures Wayside |................... Wright Hargreaves White Eagle .......... Bankfield ...................... 713 Bear‘ s Canadian Pandora ... 0 Cmy Contact ... 34 Casey Summit ... 30 De Santis _ ... Py C e Empire ... «_ Fortyâ€"fOur _ Gillies ‘Lakeâ€"Porc. ... _ 35 l 4 LamaAgue ................. 8.00 TLeltocihn * 70 Moffatt Hall New ... 27 OSSIM | 8 Porcupine Creek ....... 140.00 Porcupine 3: PresdoOr o VIMY . :.;. is i crcasresss w Young Davidson .......... 18 Lake Shore Reâ€"elects â€"Board of Directors Charles McCrea, former Ontario Minâ€" ister of Mines, in a brief address, exâ€" pressed his conviction that the Kirkâ€" land Lake camp and Canada generally were only at the dawn of an era of great production. In submtting the 31st annual report, Dr. 6t. Charles, the president, said there was a gratifying increase in efficiency in the mill handling of ores. He added that since 1918 the company had spent $20,887.359 for supplies and equipment and more than $20,000,000 foar wages. The® payroll for the year ended June plies and equipment, for which more than 92 per cent. was manufactured by Profit of Kirkland Lake‘s Leading Mine Given as $9,675,400. was set at $16,361,529.60 and interest on investments and bank balances at $169,745.74. Operating expenses were given as $4,810,515.98 for development, mining and milling, and $97,056.19 adâ€" Profit for the fiscal year was listed at $9.675,400.097, while bullion production Try The Advance Want Advertisements Unlisted Bid 73 344 30 3 44 3 4 3 %A 8.50 20 14.00 1.71 20V%2 .54 .2.08 ..3 Y 3.65 1.03 6.50 1.40 2.95 2.35 7.95 Notable Growth in _ Bourlamague Town Mining Town Near Amos ~ Has Made Remarkable Progress in Few Months. Rivalling and outstripping boom towns of California and Nevada in 1849 in the swiftness of its growth, the town of Bourlamaque, 52 miles from Amos has grown in the past year from a few log cabins to a prosperous town of upâ€" wards of 2,000 population. Located in the Lamaqueâ€"Siscoe minâ€" iny district, 60 miles east of Rouyn in heavilyâ€"wooded and mineralized counâ€" try it has now more than 100 homes, a $65,000 movingâ€"picture theatre, sturâ€" dilyâ€"built school, and a modern business block, and miles of prospective streets wilil shortly be under construction. Building $100,000 Hotel Flown from Ottawa to Bourlamagque by John Pauquier last week, J. P. Coulâ€" son of Ottawa in behalf of himself and associates awarded a contract for a new $100,000 modern fireâ€"proof hotel, construction of which will begin imâ€" The Coulson interests conâ€" trol the Alexandra Hotel, Ottawa, the Gatineau Golf and Country Club, the Corona ‘Hotel, Montreal, and othe? similar enterprises. The nearest railway station to the mining centre is Senneterre, 20 miles distant, and at present considerable passenger and express transportation is carried on by ‘plane. Expect 5,000 Population Business and mining interests of Bourlamagque express confidence that the town‘s population will reach the 5,000 mark within a few months. Proprietary Mines Doing Unique Work Proprietary Mines, Ltd., is probably cne of the most unique mining operaâ€" tions in Canada, having in its portâ€" folio large share interests in two imâ€" portant mine Ooperations. ‘complete owrership of a third property and a 50 per cent. inrterest in a fourth proâ€" perty. In addition to its mining acâ€" tivity the company owns outright three power developments and a flourâ€" ishing townsite. Thus Proprietary is a holding and operating company, a hyâ€" dro electric operator and owner of a rapidly expanding townsite. Omega Gold Mines, in which Proâ€" prietary holds a dominating intserest, is probably the most important of its holdings. The company is currently treating approximately 400 tons of ore daily and it is expected that this will be increased to between 500 and 600 tons in the not distant future. Of equal importance to Proprietary is Kerrâ€"Addison Gold Mines, which holds considerable promise of developâ€" ing into a large tonnage proposition. It was recently estimated by officials that there are 13,000,000 tons of potenâ€" tial ore above the plain level. A 50â€" ton test mill is now in operation. The Harrisâ€"Maxwell property, wholly owned by Proprietary, has been develâ€" oped to a depth of 500 feet, dewstering and rehabilitating of the underground workings have been completed and equipment has been ordered for exâ€" tensive development. A large tonnage of ore averaging $10 in gold per ton has been determined from the surâ€" face to the present bottom level of the shaft, and in this connection negoâ€" tiations are now under way for mill cperation. Many Activities, Includin Power Development an Townsite. A group of approximately 40 claims, located midway between the Kerrâ€"Adâ€" dison and Omega properties, in which Proprietary holds a 50 per cent. interâ€" est, will be under active exploration in the not distant future. A geophysical survey is to be made of this group imâ€" mediately. In regards to the power developâ€" ments the Raven power plant is in operation, supplying power to Larder Lake City, Kerrâ€"Addison and Harrisâ€" Maxwell Mines. Seyeral other contracts are pending. David Ross, consulting electrical engineer, estimates that an expenditure of $12,000 would place the Corset power development in operaâ€" tion. Preparations are proceeding in this regard and it is expected that the plant will be ready to operate towards the latter part of the current year. The company‘s Wendigo power site is capable of developing 8000 horsepower, It is the intention of officials to place this plant in operation next year. Larder Lake City, Proprietary‘s real estate investment, has a population of 500 people and is steadily increasing. Electric power is supplied by one of Dewatering Polaris to be Finished Toâ€"day theâ€"company‘s power developments. Examination and Sampling to be Carried on by H. C. Lane. the geological survey of PoAaris that has been in progress for the past two As soon as this work has been comâ€" pleted and holes spotted an extensive programme of diamond drilling is to be commenced. This is to be in addiâ€" tion to underground woOrk. Lakeland Calls Meeting to Approve Noranda Deal Lakeland Gold has called a special general meeting for Sspt. 30, when shareholders again will be asked to consider an agreement between the company and Noranda Mines, whereby the latter will take over and develop the property. At a meeting held July 3, the majority vote required to ratify the agreement was not obtained, due to one group of the shareholders sugâ€" gesting that a better deal might be obâ€" tained. Those opposed to the Noranda deal, however, were unable to. carry out their plans and a new meeting is called at which shareholders will be asked to approve the Noranda agreeâ€" ment. The Noranda interests extended the time limit on ts agreement toâ€" October 1. Luxor Plans Campaign in the Red Lake District Luxor Red Lake Mines has retained J. E. Sheppard, M.E., to take charge of exploration work on the property in the Red Lake area, offiials state. Mr. Sheppard has had considerable exâ€" perience in the Red Lake area and is familinr with the Luxorâ€"claims,â€"eight of which have been patented, and he will explore a sheared zone where ecarâ€" lier work proved good gzology and mineralization. Test pits will be sunk on large mineralized dyke .,having width of from 40 to 50 feet, already stripped for 250 feet. Further stripâ€" ping will also be done which will likely be followed by diamond drillingâ€" to test cut the vertical and lateral extensions of the showing. Other showings and some copper occurrences on the proâ€" perty will be examined. f Highâ€"grade Samples from Week‘s Run of the Press ‘Toronto Telegram:â€"What Agnes Macphail discovered in Russia will not make our louder Reds any more anxkâ€" ious to accept the offer of a on\,-way ticket to Moscow. â€"~Huntingdon Gleaner:â€"Lecturer in} education told the City of London vaâ€" cation school for teachers recently the story of a boy of 14 who admitted he could not read. ‘"My brother can‘t read either, and he is at work," said the boy. "Father can read, but he has been out of work for years." Readers‘ Digest:â€"In the United States, "First" and ‘"Second" class can‘t be painted on railroad cars, for all passengers, being Americans, are equal and it would be "unâ€"American." But paint "Pullman‘" on a car, and everybody is â€"satisfiecd. CENT A MILE Round Trip Bargain FARES From All Towns on T. N. O. RLYÂ¥, and NIPISSING CENTRAL RLY. Via Canadian National Iways from North Bay der (Home of World Famed Dionne Quintuplets), Chatham, Cobourg, Collingwood, Cornwail, DETROIT, Gananoque, Glencoe, Cioderich, Gravenhurst, Guelph, HAMILTON, Harriston, Huntsville, Ingersoll, Kincardine, KINGSTON, Kitchener, Lindsay, Listowel, LONDON, Meaâ€" Barrie, Belleville, Bowmanville, Bracebridge, Brockville, Buffalo, Callanâ€" Orillia, Oshawa, Owen Sound, Palmerst‘on, Paris, Perietang, Peterboro Port Hope, Prescott, St. Catharines; Sarnia, Southampton, Stratford, Trenton Jct.., Wiarton, Whitby, WINDSOR, Capreoi, Gogama, Tionaga, Foleyet, Oba, Hornepayne, LONGLAC GERALDTON, JELLIâ€" COE, BEARDMORE. 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Huntingdon Gleaner:â€"Shaving with noseshoes is the odd boast of Chinaâ€" men. ‘A Sheffield firm exports hunâ€" dreds of tons of old horseshoes to China every year. The Chinese make razors and razor blades from the mild steel shoesâ€"and export them back to Britain. Clinton Newsâ€"Recordâ€"Premier Hepâ€" burn . says the government. advertises in certain sensational weekliecs "beâ€" cause they are so widely read." That, however, is not the reason the governâ€" ment insists upon the tax sales being advertised in the Ontario Gazette: The Cutstanding Investment of the Porcupine Camp. Buy at Market TMh Your Broker or 76‘% THIRD AVE. P.O. Box 2457 P}I Goldfields Securities UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF LN Dividend of 134 % (being at the rate of 7% per annum) has been on the 7% Cumulative Preâ€" ferred Stock of CANADA NOR THERN POWER CORPORATION LIMITED for the quarter ending September â€"30th, 1936, payable October 15th, 1936, to share holders of record at the close of business on September 30th, 1936. By order of the Board. L. C. HASKELL, Secretary. Montreal, August 25th, 1936. NO'I.'I.CE is hereby given that a C Dividend of 13{% (being at the Ganada Northern Power Cerporation, Limited Preferred Dividend No. 47 Branch Office Kirkland Lake Phone 393