Supggest Sabotage at the Frood Mine Chief Coroner Thinks Fatal Mine Blast May Have Been Due to Intentionally Placed Dynamite. Sudbury, July 231â€"(Special) â€"Posâ€" sibility that an explosion at the Frood Mine on Saturday, which killed a workâ€" man, had been caused by a load of dynamite being placed intentionally in a pipe "either for sa@botage or other iuinknown reaszcns," was suggested by Chief Ccroner Dr. P. E. Lafliamme, in his verdict on the man‘s death yesterâ€" day. The workman, Andrew Kolibab, aged 37, employeed at Frood as a salvage man, was instantly kWlled when a terâ€" rific explosion occurred while he was cutting pipes and rails with acetylene gas. The pipes had been taken to the surface from underground. 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Eager, Superintendâ€" Development, operating and ¢ ent of the mine, testified, except that| costs amounted to $1,433,095, 0 which comes through on steel cars| per ton of ore treated, compare for the surfaze magazine. Later it is! $1,220,348, or $4.41 per ton treat transported to the underground magaâ€"| year. Reserves for municipal, J Zing. | Clal, Dominion and United Stal Found Dynamite in Pipe S. J. Rcese, ming salvage man, who employed Kolibab, said that a year agO he had found a pipe with dynamite in it, and had been so worried that he threw the pipe down a creek. He had repo:ted the incident, he said, to Wal â€" ter Abrahamson, who now is no longer with the company. Kolibab‘s body had been s> badly shattered that it was partially decapiâ€" tated and had multiple injuries, Dr. Alex Duncan testified. One stick of dynamite wedged in a pipe would have as much power as five or six ordinary sticks because of the concentration of power in so small a the mines Superintendent, said. 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Dome Mines estimatles net profit for the six monmhs ended June 30, 1937, at $2,152,779 before depreciation, depletion and adjustments of surplus and continâ€" gent reserve accounts. This is equal to $2.15 per share on the $1,000,000 shares issued, and compares with net estimatâ€" ed profit of $1,952.468, or $1.95 per share in the corresponding period of 1936. Production for the period was $3,â€" 760,285 from milling of 287,000 tons of or2, from which was produced 107,271 fine oumces of gold. Average recovery Dome Nets $2,152,779 in First Six Months Equal to 2.13 per pared with $1.¢ Period Last Ye: costs amounted to $1,433,095, or per ton of ore treated, compared $1,220,348, or $4.41 per ton trealed year. Reserves for municipal, cial, Dominion and United State come taxes amounted to $355,608, pared with $351,734, while outsid ploration written off was only $1 compared with $11.833. After these charges, estimated ating profit was $1,969,784, com with $1,768.47 nonâ€"operating last year was Annual Meeting July 29th of Kerrâ€"Addison Gold Mines Postponed annual meeting of shareâ€" holders of Kerrâ€"Addison Gold Mines will be held in the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, on July 29, at ncan, Among the most important items to come beâ€" fore sharehulders is the anticipated announcement regarding type and size of mill to be erected on the property, Larder Lake area. According to presenmt 1 mill of 1,000 tons‘ capacity although definite decision known prior to the meet of recent diamond Grilling pected to be announced at Satisfactory progress is reported beâ€" ing made in the campaign of underâ€" ground development currently unrder way on four levels at Moneta Porcupine Mines with the zone indicated by diaâ€" mond drilling having been encountered on all horizons. Confirmation of the results secured in drilling is being obâ€" tained in the present underground| campaign, it is reported. P{:cordlxmgt to northern advices, the crosscut on | the bottom ‘or 500â€"foot level averaged | $30 in gold per ton for the first ten | fee}; with complete assays for the crossâ€" cut not completed as yet. The crosscut. on the 3rd level is reported to have, shown values of $18 across 15 feet. 1 Sudbury Star:â€"We read in the paper about some new fish ladders that have been installed in British Columbia. Now it seems that an energetic salmon can start at the bot:tom rung and work himâ€" self up into the 29â€"cent cans. atisfactory Progress at the Moneta Gold After saying Boat Caledoni Atlantic Ocea: the American Atlantic fligh congzratuilating VALERA OFFERS CONGRATULATIONS profit i1 $183,995 $1,969,78 To th‘s In the same peri ; were milled, frc 1 96,458 fine ounC Share Comâ€" 95 in Same he six mol in are aiso that time lications, a is probable will not be 2. 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