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Call and see them anyway. they cost only $1.25 and are a wonderful saving on fuel, worry HOTEL CONNAUGHT . JOY, ~ South Porcupine § Beautifully anutml, nvvl'lnnking‘ Pm‘cupim- Luke and South Porcu- pine. Fitted up with all modern- couvenicnccs. Two minutes vzilk from the T. 8: N. 0. Station. D- A- FROOD MGR. and time The Success mine has finished the development work as laid out some time ago. and closed down. No plans for future work have been given out. (03 00000000- 00 ooooooo.@;.3 The Downey silver property at Elk; The Dome mine people spent three Lake in Nickle Township is said to .0” {01‘3” ‘12?! list weekdthoroighly , 9’00 ‘samp mg e u ergronn wor lugs haxe been so” for " ”000' of the McIntyre mine at Pearl Lake. This has been done before by the same people; but does not necessar- ily mean that the Dome crowd will take the mine. The Success mine has finished the development work as laid out some The work on the 10 stamp mill ol the Swastika Mining Co. is being pushed rapidly. Development on the 200. 300 and 400 foot level has open- ed ore bodies \fliich will warrant a future addition to the mill. The New Ontario Gold and Silver Mining Co.. backed with capital tram Paris. France, is this week having Engineer Baxter of Porcupine exam- ine claims in Northern Whitney with a View of doing considerable devel- opment work. C. A. Foster oi Haileyimry has taken an option on the Tough claims. which lie about six miles north of the Swastika camp. A gang of men has been put on and the claims will be systematically Opened up. The Tough properties have been much in demand for the last month and considerable activity is looked for around the Kirkland Lake aeo- tion Get Your Job Printing [Inna at the Advance Head Office Toronto tias ' Aura Lake South End Manager Haileybury the following offices in the Porcupine Gold District; MINES AND MINING MEN Transfers of money by mail or telegraph can be made through anv Branch of this Bank. Travellers going into Porcupine are invited to avail themselves of the advice or services of the managers of the above-mentioned branches. C. H. Day; T HE PORCUPINE ADVANCE Total Assets, Capital and Surplus, Branch also at Haileybury With the paym‘nnt of a dividend of 300 per cent. Temiskaming' and Hud- son Bay Mining company has paid since 1905 diVidends totalling 20,800 per cent. on the par of the stock. Agvrerate of disbursements is 31.- 614,288. Inquiry Seat‘tle-Edibor Advanceâ€"Will you kindly tell me what you know of Line Philadelphia Mining (‘0. of South Porcupine ' Are they workinc it. has it been sold or isn't it worth any- The Philadelphia Mining Company has 10 claims in Northwestern Shaw and .‘i’tortheasteun Deloro. Shut down for the present. The company was promoted by Dr. Hunter of To- ronto and Cobalt and De Shnrbin flwned mostly by Philadelphia capi- tal. it he» thing An engineer by name of Ashmore was last in charm: and while work- ing the properties last winter claim- ed to have a large body oi ore run- ning more than $203 Mine is now closed down and there is no sale for the stock. It is not known when operations will he again commenced. Manager Porcupine Branches 5 6,800,000 $ 52,000,000 J. l). Tipton, INTERESTING ITEMS FROM PORCUPINE 3 Mr. .‘I. Baum. sum. of the La [Palmo mines. left on Saturday for a :short vacation. During his absence 'the property will be taken care of H);- his son. Mr. .1. Damn. Mr. Gonlon Gauthier returned from Toronto on Monday. Mick Maloney and J. Hamil re- turned from Keefer township with some good looking samples. Mr. Harold Bottley came in (mm Thomas township on 'l‘uesday,bring- in: with him some Very fine samples showing free cold from his claims there. The Marshall-I'lwlcsmnc challenge cup. won by the Porcupine baseball club. is on exhibitinn in Mrlnnis and Newcll’s drug stare window and cor- tainly makes a fine ornament. Alex. Foldman of Pottsvillo has opened a new store on Kim: street. noar the Mulligan House. with a good supply of provisions and strov- cries. Postmaster Harrow has in addi- tion to his post office added a fine store. which is replete with :1 var- ied assortment of stationery. fancy moods. tobacco. pipes. cigars. etc. The want of a good tobacco store was much felt in this town. a want which Mr. Gnrmw promim-s to sup- ply. Mr. Gordon Gauthier. theoPorru- pine magistrate. received his appoint- ment as minim: recorder for the For- eupine minim: division on Monday. The appointment of that gentleman to the position seems to be a very pnpular one. Mr. Gauthier has been a lawyer in Porcupine for about two years. Before then he practised in (‘iowganda and Elk Lake. Mr. Hourst..\linistm' of Lands. Por- csts and Mines. accompanied by Mr. R. 'l‘. Shillimrton. M. P. P.. Dr. Rmume. Mr. Whitsmt and other gen- tlemen 01’ his party. paid a short and hurried visit to Porcupine on The Haileyhury Turf Club will have their meet at Farr Park Angust fitth and (3th. llaileylnu‘y has been errant- ed the last date on the Soo circuit, and all the horses that race in the Canadian Soo. Sudhury and North Bay will be in Haileylmry for the Various events on the two days men- tioned. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. llenroten of the Dome mine returned from New York last Satuvday. Mr. Henroten, who has been undergrouznd superin- tendent at the Dome mine, has re- signed his position with the company here and has left for Copper Clifi, where he has accepted a similar poâ€" sition with the International Nickel Company. His departure will be re- gretted by all with whom he was associated, either in a business or social way. The death of Chris Dowd occurred at the Iroquois Hotel Sunday from hemorrhage of the lungs. Mr. Dowd was a man passing close to the six- ty mile post of this life and a well known prospector and miner in the north country camps. A telegram was received here Tuesday morning from his brother, Patrick Dowd, of North Wakefield, to haVe burial take place here, as the expense of ship- ping the body home for Uurial was more than he cared to pay. DIED. BURTONâ€"«On Wednesday, the 17th inst., infant twins of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Burton. (Havelock papers and Hastings Star please copy.) Hon. W. H. Hearst, Minister of Lands, Forests and Mines, and Hon. Dr. Reaume, Minister of Public Works, arrived in camp Monday in' the T. N. 0. private car Temag-aâ€" mi. No demonstrations were given by the citizens of any of the towns, as the trip was *purely one of inspec- tion and of no political significance. Monday was occupied around Pearl Lake, Timmins and the Dome, and a short visit paid to South Porcupine. Mr. R. T. Shilling-ton was with the ministers while here in camp, and re. turned to Haileybury Tuesday. LOCAL ITEMS Monday, and in answer to an on- quiry stated it was not his inten. tion to make any speeches. his visit. here being of a purely business char acter and Merlooking the country. .\ numher of prominent. towusnnen :it Porcupine have formed themselves into a eommittee for the reception of Mr. X. W. Rowell, on the 000a- .~iun of his visit to Porcupine on August :hui. Among them is includ- ed Reeve. Martin Walsh. 'l‘oni King. R. L. Williams. llr. Meluuis. 'l’. W. Foster, Geo. Preston, Chas. Muggin- nis. P. Gallagher. .-\ delemition will meet the honor- ahle gentlemen at Rnsednle stntion and escort him to the hull grounds, where it is expected he will pitch the first hall in n hnselinll tourna- ment to he played that day among Inenl teams for a purse of money or some other suitohle presentation. There will be other sports in addi- tion for \vhieh prizes will he given. .-\ suhscriptimi has been started round the town with the object of ileirayini: the expenses and adding to the value oi the prizes to he given to the winners of the various events. It has heen :irrumreil for n higdnnre to take More at Mr. '1'. King's fine hall in the evening. and the men: has (lerlairerl this day a civic holi- day. This i4 just. a faint outline of the program that can he gathered at present. Fuller particulars will he given next week. but every-body interested seems to he ondenvoring ‘tu make this the biggest day Porcu- pine has ever Geen in the way of en- juyment SflllTH PflflflUPINE T0 PM THE HUME Saturday Afternoon at 5 o’clock is the Iinno Set to Conn- menoo the Execution The tendon ol the knee cap on his right leg was snapped and the other leg severely cut. Dr. Moore was the physician at the mine and reports that while the accident is a most painful one there probably will be no lasting or serious results. George Harris, superintendent at the McIntyre mine, is now in the General Hospital at Toronto sufferâ€" ing from injuries received last Fri- day at the mine. The adddcnt oc- curred in the cage while coming up from the 200 foot level. The dogs caught in the side of the shaft and some steel that was in the cage was thrown about, striking him on the legs. The good roads movement in the north country is commzncing to be felt in the cost of transportation, and it is figured that the money ex- pended on the Elk Lake-Gowg'anda road will lessen the cost of the freight haul by half. To date the twenty-seven miles of conduroy beâ€" tween the two towns has been 00v- ered with gravel and a motor car driven over the road. The car he- longs to the Miller Lake-O'Brien and will be retained for their own use. 'l'llat aggregation of thoroughbred baseball sports who during the ma- jor part of each week counsel, guide and direct the work at the Big Dome mine will be in South Porcupine Saturday afternoon to receive a trimming at baseballâ€"maybe not; Anyway, the game should be a good one and is ,called for 3- o'clock. South Porcupine has gotten away lucky each time with this bunch of stars and the jinx is still working. Accident At McIntyre Mine