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WOMAN LAKE SEGTION 15 PRAGTIGALLY ALL STAKED New Blus Print Map of New Gold Camp has been issued by the Dept. of Mines. Woman Lake, like so many others of the Northern waterways, is long and very narrow, being «little more that a wideâ€"river, containing numerous islands. The stakings commence just north of Bear Lake, and. continue for a considerable distance inland on both sides of â€"Woman Lake for a distance of some 18 miles. A correspondent writing from Ned Lake district says that a new blue print map of the Woman Lake area has been issued by the draughting deâ€" partment of the Department of Mines at North Bay. It shows all the reâ€" corded stakings in this field except some 15 claims on which applications were received since the data was comâ€" piled. On the west of the lake, the stakâ€" ings run inland abour four miles, as far as Surprise and Quartz Lakes. It was around these two latter bodies of water that the bulk of the Woman To the east of Woman Lake all the ground is staked solid over as far as Clearwater Lake, a distance of about two miles on the average, except at the north end, where the granite contact comes in.. There are very few ""*K" claims on this side, plaotxcallv everyâ€" thing having been taken up in the past two months, that is since the disâ€" coveries were made on the Rowe, Jackson, Manion, Bell and Tripp proâ€" perties close to the Woman Lakeâ€" Clearwater Lake portage. Prior to the discovery of gold at Narrow Lake, there was a good deal of prospecting going on in this vicinâ€" ity, but the centre of interest shifted, and operations there are now pretty well limited to assessment work, which is proceeding satisfactorily and bringing favourable results, promising, surface indications having been loâ€" cated on a number of properties. There are ninetyâ€"seven _ claims shown on the map east of Clearwater Lake. These are located at varying intervals from Fly Lake on the south to Washagomis Lake on the north, a total distance of nine miles with conâ€" siderable open territory in between: All of these were recorded in the past two months. Lake, which is in reality an extension of the field. If placed in a solid block these would cover an area of 34 square miles, which indicates the exâ€" tent to which staking has proceeded in this part of the Red Lake Division. The map shows a total of 534 minâ€" ing claims in the Woman Lake area, excelusive of those at North Narrow Timmins, Ont. Goldfields Theatre Building QOpen Evenings Phone 428M Profits for Year Just Closed Were $102,000 More Than Previous Year. Ore Reserves Now Total $13,038,041, an Increase of $609,138. Annual Report a Very Satisâ€" ‘factory and Pleasing One. Increased Profits Shown by/ Mclintyre‘s Annual Report The annual report of the Melntyre Mine for the year ending June 30th, 1926, is a very pleasing and satisfacâ€" tory one. The profits for the year were $102,0860 more than for the preâ€" vious year, and the ore reserves are‘ also materially increased. ! It may be noted that at the annual meeting it is proposed to submit byâ€" laws changing the company‘s fiscal year from June 30th to March 31st, and the date of the annual meeting from the last Thursday in September to the last Wednesday in June. The earnings of the Melntyreâ€"Porâ€" cupine Mines Ltd., for the fiscal year ended June 30th, 1926, were on a satâ€" isfactory basis, being ‘bl 21,382.51 in comparlgon with $1, ()18,88() 19 for the prenous year, an increase of $102â€" 496.3 The net profits of $1,721,â€" .38’51 added to the surplus emstmw on July 1st, 1925, \\Inch amounted to $3,311,042. :5 zave a total of $5,032, 925.26 â€" for dlstnbutlon Out of tho sum, $798,000,00 was paid out in diviâ€" dends, $29,108.55 was applied to sunâ€" dry adjustments, $460,759.45 _ was written off for development and $568,251.38 was provided for depreâ€" ciation, buildings and equipment, a total pf $1,856, 119.38 leaving a surâ€" plus of $3,176,805.88 to be earried forâ€" ward to the new account. During the vyear, $1,423.002.91 went in mining and development, $383,545.63 was exâ€" In his annual address, Mr. J. P. Bickell, the president of the Melntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd., points out that the company acquired through purâ€" chase the â€" outstanding _ interest amounting to 25 per cent. in the Platt Veteran (Gold Mines, whose property adjoins the MelIntyre on the: southâ€" east, and these claims, comprising 160 acres, have been transferred to the company and the Platt Veteran charâ€" ter surrendered. Further, he says, that the Melntyre last Summer acquired by staking a 90 per cent. interest in a group of nine claims situated in the Red Lake district. _ After examinaâ€" tion, the company‘s engineers recomâ€" mended a programme of exploration but so far the results of this prelimâ€" inary work has failed to confirm his early expectations. eariy expectations. The new main shaft early this month had reached a depth of 3,100 feet, the plan being to continue to 4,000 feet, which level should be reached during March of next year. The plant and equipment for this shaft is scheduled for delivery on the property in ample time to permit of its erection and inâ€" stallation before sinking is completed. Foundations are now being placed for the hoisting machinery and head frame, and the shaft in its entirety will be placed in operation in June of next year. Stations have been cut 250 feet apart from 1,250 to 1,750 and 125 feet apart from 1,750 to 2,â€" 875.._ Connections have been made with the original shaft workings on the 1,875 and the 2,375 foot lev elsx The general manager, Mr. R. J. Ennis, says that the amount of ore treated was 460,009 tons as compared with 400,259 in the previous year, the value per ton being $8.72 as against $9.43. The gross value was $4,020,326.00 as against $3.774,068.00 and the bullion recovered was valued at $3.804,774.90 as against $3,546,â€" 637.52. The bullion contained 182,â€" 631 fine ounces of gold and 44,833 fine ounces of silver, which figures compare with 170,239 fine ounces of zold and 42,496 fine ounces of silver in the previous report. The ore broâ€" ken in the stopes now amounts to 499,461 tons and the ore yielded from development was 56,487, a total of 555,048 tons; in the preceding year the ore bhroken in stopes was 395,512 tons and the ore from development 43,012 tons, or a total of 438,524 tons. â€" Theâ€" ore hoisted aggregated 461,846 tons and the waste hoisted 124,190 tons, a total of 586,036; in the previous year, the ore hoisted reached 399,683 tons and the waste hoisted 85,799 tons, a total of 485,â€" 482 tons.â€" Broken ore reserves in Through special trains for Winnipeg via Canadian National Rys. will leave as follows; (Standard Time): FROM TORONTO August 3ist 12.30 P.M. 9.00 P.M. (Union Station) Sept. 3rd 12.30 P.M. 9.00 P.M. Special through cars from other principal points connecting with the above special trains. â€" For details consult local Canadian National Agents. THROUGH TRAINSâ€"COMFORTABLE COLONIST CARSâ€"SPECIAL CARS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Purchase your ticket to Winnipeg via Canadian National Railways, whether or not your final destination in the West is a point on the Canadian National. Tickets and all information from nearest Agent. *_HARVESTERS wWANT ED Travel CANADBIAN NATIONAL THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. stopes now amounts to 315,127 tons of $8.70 ore, an increase of 94,122 tons. Mr. Ennis draws attention to the fact that, while the tonnage of ore milled was 60,000 tons in excess of the previous year, the handling of such an amount of ore. taxed the working shafts to the limit, curtailâ€" ing development work on the lower levels. This eondition will be reâ€" lieved on the completion of the new main shaft. The ore reserves, which are higher than the previous year by $609,138.00, are estimated as follows :â€" NEW C.A.S. INSPECTOR FPOR . TEMISKAMING SOCIETY Mcelntyre claims, 605,448 tons, asâ€" saying $7.60 per ton, value $4,612,372. Mclntyre Extension claims, 203,449 tons, assaying $11.00, value $2,245,362 Jupiter claims, 304,269 tons, assayâ€" ing $10.70, total value, $3,277,620. Broken ore in stopes, 315,127 tons, assaving $8.70, value $2,743,603. _ Total value of ore reserves, $13,â€" 038,041. The appointment of Mr. R. LeHeup as secretary and local superintendent for the Cochrane District Children‘s Aid Society has necessitated the apâ€" pointment of a new local superintendâ€" ent for the Temiskaminge Society to Plenaurum claims, 14,818 tons, asâ€" saying $10.70, value $159,084. take on Mr. LeHeup‘s work there. Mtr. John R. MeCracken has been apâ€" pointed as Mr. LeHeup‘s successor at Haileybury. In this connection, The Haileyburian last week says.â€" "Jolhn R. MceCracken, for many years a resident of Haileybury, was chosen last week as Secretary and Inâ€" spector of the Children‘s Aid Socieâ€" ty of Temiskaming, to fill the vacanâ€" cy cansed by the resignation of Mr. R. LeHeup, who is going to fill a simiâ€" lar position in Cochrane District. Mr. MeCracken is an old timer in the North Country and is well known and well thought of. He should fill the important position to which he has been appointed with every satisfacâ€" tion to all parties concerned.‘‘ dent?"‘‘ Charlieâ€"‘*‘A calf."" Carlâ€"‘*Too â€" bad, was the ~calf hurt?‘‘ Charlieâ€"‘* No, it was half aâ€"block away in a silk stocking.‘‘ Carlâ€"‘‘What caused Eds aceiâ€" Pocket Packs an Ideal Buy Plus half a cent per mile beyond to all points in Maniâ€" toba, Saskatchewan, Albertaâ€"Edmonton, Tannis, Calgary, MacLeod and East. Returningâ€"Hall a cent per mile to Winnipeg, plus $20.00 to destination. $15. O O MEETING OF LIBERALS IN DUNDONALD, AUG. 19th. The ILiberals of Dundonald held a meeting in the schoolhouse on Thursâ€" day, August 19th, there being many present and all interested in the able addresses of the day. Mr. H. Tremâ€" blay was the presiding ofticer for the evening. Speeches were given by Mr. Jos. Bradette, Mr. J. A. A. Durenâ€" seau, Mr. Green and Mr. John Rowâ€" landson, of Porquis Junetion. DEATH OF WOMAN PIONEER IN HER EIGHTIETH YEAR. Bank of Commerce Bldg. Pine St. N. *Timmins Handy Packages of 5 or 10 insure supply and keep your cigars better. BARRISTER, ETC. New Office There was a slight decrease in zold production in Ontario in July, compared with June, according to the monthly gold bulletin furnished by the Ontario Government. The value of the erude bullion from the Poreuâ€" pine fields was $1,715,054, as comâ€" parer with $1,972,162 for June and from the Kirkland Lake area, $547,â€" 069 as compared with $566,069. Proâ€" ducing mines in order of output at Poreupine were: Hollinger, Melntyre, Dome, Vipond, Ankerite, West Dome Lake and Paymaster. _ At Kirkland Lake the order was: Lake Shore, Wrightâ€"Hargreaves, Teckâ€"Hughes, Toughâ€"Oakes, Burnside and Argonaut. Receipts of crude bullion from Otâ€" tawa for July totalled 126,839 crude ounces, containing 95,685 ‘fine ounces of gold and 18,321 of silver, with a total value of $1,989,888. 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