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Howt 71 Third Avenue, Timmins )wey GOold Mines, the only producing The mill is trea D VC s the past two years there has marked revival of interest in rch for and development of ring deposits in the Red Lake his activity, while due primarâ€" ie increased price of gold, has nsiderably stimulated by low _ transportation and by the ity â€"cheap . hydroâ€"electric At the present time, one proâ€" in production; another is erectâ€" l1; three more are carrying on und development; and mining ‘e being erected on four other WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2st and 22nd Midnight Show Sunday, November 18thâ€"Playing Preview of "HMIPS, HIPS, HOORAY" Mascioli Theatre, Schumacher FRKIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER i6th ang 1%th FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd and 24th MONDAY AND TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19th and 20th renewed interest in the he following preliminâ€" 34 developments should il interest. The report t, of the Ontario Dept. ire pot developments during "HOUSE OF Limited, is, as cing property in the treating awbout 1,335 recovery during the [ the year amounted "KING OF WILD HORSES" "SONS OF THE DESERT" "HIPS, HIPS, HOOR A Y briefly described zone, 10 to 25 feet wide, in granodiorite. Early in the year, Gold Eagle Gold Minr#gs, completed a series of holes directed to intersect the southerâ€" ly continuation of the ore zone being developed by ~McKenzie Red Lake Mines. While some values were enâ€" countered, this work yielded inconcluâ€" sive results. Surface trenching in the northeast portion of the property has exposed a fracture zone, 1 to 5 feet wide. in â€"granodiorite. This zone strikes N. 63 W. and has been traced for about 900 feet. It contains branchâ€" ing veins and stringers of quartz that dip 65 degrees to 70 degrees SW. In one section, about 160 feet in length, there is considerable visible gold. The vein matter consists of two ages of quartz containing pyrite, aresenopyrite, galena, zincblende, and ankerite. A mining plant is now being assembled preparatory to underground exploration of this deposit. 1 Considerable trenching and some diaâ€" ! mondâ€"drilling have been done on the: holdings of McCuaig Red Lake Gold At McKenzie Red Lake Mines a mill having an initial capacity of 125 tons is being erected and preparations are being made to install hydroâ€"electric power. In July, the management estiâ€" mated that 90,000 tons of ore averaging 0435 ounces gold per ton over drift width had been indicated by underâ€" ground exploration to that time. Since then drifting northward on the 350â€"foot level has extended the ore shoot in the main shear zone. Just north of the winze the drift encountered a quartz vein, 1 to 5 feet in width, that strikes in a westerly direction and appears to dip about 50° N. This vein has been drifted on for about 150 feet, and preâ€" liminary sampling of this section inâ€" dicates that it may yield commercial values over a mining width. The winze which was sunk from the 250â€"foot level in the ore zone, is now being extended below the 350â€"foot level. The principal ore shoots consist Of goldâ€"bearing quartz stringers‘*‘and lenses closely asâ€" sociated with a narrow quartz porâ€" phyry dike that lies within a shear zone, 10 to 25 feet wide, in granodiorite. to $3.50 per ton (with premium), and costs (befOore taxes, depreciation, and preâ€"operating writeâ€"offs) were approxiâ€" mately $1.85 per ton. During the past year the shaft was extended to a depth of 1,500 feet. Lateral workings have been driven eastward on the 875 and 1,000â€"foot levels beyond the present limits of stoping. On the 1.000â€"foot level, about 1,000 feet east of the shaft, several ore sections striking at an angle to the main ore zone were encountered. These have only been partially explorâ€" ed, but indications are that they will yield ore somewhat higher in grade than mine average. Exploration on the 875â€"foot level is being carried on with the object of determining if these shoots extend up to that horizon. Stoping operations are well advanced between the 1,000â€"foot and 750â€"foot levels west of the shaft between the 1,315â€"foot and 1,000â€"foot levels east of the winze. y *# % 18) We Durin ended 1 work remium), and reciation, and were approxiâ€" uring the past This zone been traced iins branchâ€" quartz that es SW. In LAne present > 1,000â€"foot f the shaft at an angle ncounteréed. ally explorâ€" t they will r in grade ition on the ied on with these shoots Stoping ed between VW1 @2S UE IOWAIl 1J1SCOVEry, COIT siderable trenching and diamond dril ing have been done along a fractu: zone that strikes in a northwester direction along a greenstoneâ€"granodi: rite contact. Several quartz veins ha ing, in places, a combined width of : feet occur within this zone. Explor: On the Redcrest property, fc known as the Rowan Discoverm On the Paulore property, at the west end of Martin bay, surface exploration has exposed several narrow quartz veins sparsely mineralized with sulâ€" phidges and a rusty, pyritic zone conâ€" taining a little chalcopyrite and native A INnlerseCtSs a Dand oOI Chioriteâ€"carâ€" benate schist, enclosed in granite. The vein has been stripped for a distance of 60 feet and this section is reported to carry commercial values in gold over a width of 4 feet. The shaft has reachâ€" ed a depth of 150 feet, and it is probâ€" able that lateral exploration of the vein will be carried on at that level. On the Soume group, located about a mile north of the west end of Martin bay, a quartz vein carrying visible gold has been traced by surface workings for a distance of 600 feet. The vein ocâ€" cut‘s in greenstone, strikes N. 65 degress to 70 dGdegrees W., and dips steeply n width and contains, in addi juartz, some pyrrhotite, chalc« galena, and calcite. phyre dikes that strike approximately | parallel to the schistosity of the adâ€" Jjoining greenstones. The mineralized section consists of silicified and carâ€" ibonatized greenstone containing quartz i stringers and finely disseminated pyâ€" rite, arsenopyrite, jamesonite, and visible gold. Exploration to date has indicated the presence of a large tonâ€" nage of lowâ€"grade material, of which the average gold content can only be |ascertained by further development bulk sampling. | _ In the central part of Dome township considerable trenching and some shalâ€" \low and diamondâ€"drilling have been done by Rahill Gold Mines in the ‘northwest corner of claim No. 6,687. |\ This work exposed an area of greenâ€" |stone cut by quartz porphyry and jlampmpk‘]yre dikes and containing | rustyâ€"weathering bodies of ferrodoloâ€" mite. Auriferous gash veins composed 1 of quartz and tourmaline were encountâ€" ‘ ered in some of the workings. On the ! | | mainland to the east of MacKenzie Island some deep drilling is being done f to explore the projected intersection of [ the principal veinâ€"bearing zones on | the. Gold Eagle and McKenzie Red Lake | properties. â€" Some surface exploration and shallow _drilling was done during the summer on } the holdings of South McKenzie Island Mines Limited.. This work exposed a fconsidera-b!e thickness of sediments along the western fiank of the granite mass that underlies most of MacKenzie Island. Although a few narrow quartz veins were encountered, no discOveries of commercial importance have, as yet, been reported on this property. Near the south shore of MacKenzie Isiand, on claim No. 11,418 of the Chisâ€" holm group, stripping and crossâ€"trenchâ€" ing have uncovered several sections of vein quartz within a distance of 350: feet along a fracture zone in granodlo-, rite. The most continuous exposure is‘ about 65 feet in lefigth. It strikes N: 16 degrees W., dips about 75 degrees E., and ranges from 12 to 26 inches in width. In the other exposures the vein matter ranges from a fraction of an inch to 3 feet in width. In places, the quartz contains visible gold and a little pyrite, chalcopyrite, and ankerite. Some shallow drilling has been done in the central portion of the zone. To the northwest of the Howey, Red Lake Gold Shores Mines is sinking a shaft in the vicinity of a quartz vein that intersects a band of chloriteâ€"carâ€" conten than ¢ 65 deg been t which adjoins McKenzie Red ‘Lake Mines on the east, has recently been acquired by Hollinger, and preparations are being made to carry on underground exploration of the showings. These consist of lenticular bodies of ferroâ€" dolomite and silicified zones lying withâ€" in an area of carbonatized pillow lava. Widespread distribution of gold has been indicated by surface workings and diamondâ€"drilling within an area 2,000 feet in length from east to west and several hundred feet in width. Recent trenching near the central portion of this area has uncovered a silicified zone, 8 to 25 feet wide, in which the gold content appears to be more consistent than elsewhere. This zone strikes N. 65 daegrees to 70 degrees W. and has been traced for about 200 feet. It ocâ€" curs in the vicinity of narrow lamproâ€" MacKenzie Island 1wA n goMKi. he chenourâ€" W ch adjoins McKe es On the east, h uired by Hollinger, iges in Width Irom 1 to | as been traced for about ein matter consists of qu alized with galena and zi ontaining, in addition, s halcopyrite, arsenopyrite, ourmalinge. Sampling is indicated the presence ained di m vein matt an inch t qua betw Wi old C dip 3 Y ndica 16 TA AT THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO duce strikes or continue strikes. Sudâ€" bury council going on the plan of allowâ€" ing sag days only for strictly charitable purjsoses refused the request of the orâ€" gan zer. whicl quart chale sUDBURY WOULD NOT ALLOW TAY DAY FOR RED PARTY s} exp tions yi¢ Durin and me, :( contair Croj Thi On the north shore o Mayâ€"Spiers Gold Mines is programme of diamon{( containin 2eoarsely heare ters: vals feet to "I across an mond dri indicated ing and widths.> ‘ consis alized portio is rer occut grees Conside been don on two p;f lying abo terial value at a distance of 58 feet, and drifting north and south is now being Carried on. The vein matter ranges in width from 2 to 12 inches and consists of quartz well mineralized with coarsely crystalline pyrite, together with some native the vei deg mineralized w arsencpyrite, pyrrhotite, and high values in At West Red branching quartz veins within an area of pillow lava cut by quartz porphyry, feldspar porphyry, and diorite dikes. These veins range from a fraction of an inch to 18 inches in width and the most continuous One has been traced for about 400 feet in an eastâ€"west direcâ€" tion. In several places the quartz veinâ€" lets are closely spaced over widths of 2 to 7 feet. These sections are well mineralized with chalcopyrite, pyrite, hanging wall phyry and h stone or . ff rrIies Oof uthward Dran(t of pil felds} These A l cy U isisting of chlo ; â€" disseminated alcopyrite, and s intered in seve: the managemen ns yielded comm Juring the pas ralcopyri ke ind min ¢< The iimme of diamondâ€"drilling. A of holes have been directed vard beneath the lake to interâ€" he downward continuation Of a composed of sheared greenstone ning qauartz stringers, that outâ€" 4 dip ind VC o parallel about 900 in greens Hand Unive maule Ba Mit Al inche; da, ma al highly carbo ferrodolomite 10 degrees W ppDC to Carry U.42$ Ounces gOold ‘rage width of 3 feet. Diaâ€" to the east of this shoot rontinuation of the shearâ€" eralization over narrower north zone has bsen inâ€" trenches spaced at interâ€" length of several hundred workings have exposed 5 highly sheared greenstone nses and narrow veins of stalline pyrite and dark he mineralized sections is airried on. Most of the sen done on a zone, 1 to containing one or more of bluishâ€"grey quartz, out 70 degrees N. The mineralized with pyrite, and pyrrhotite and, in m D what he calied stron; but some of the counci s simply agitation to in 11 zincblend d are re, . gold. l Lake Mi visible gold Z0O0l f{iddle Bay Gold Mines mineralized shear zones feet apart: These zones one and strike N. 65 deâ€" es W. The south zone tz stringers well minerâ€" arlena nd workings of Midd] Mineralized section ‘itic schist contain pvrite, â€"pyrrhotite DP ald 1 ind pyrrhoctite. _ A , 190 feet in length, v 0.45 ounces gold several Teet pyrite. ‘This in negligible nds, galena, and reported to carry ntinuation Of ared agers, that outâ€" f a small island represent ths he shearing exâ€" from p AFPTER THE BRAWL W "ts, a policeman (foregrou DCalifornia at LOs Angeles dreds of students in mele atory work has Bay Gold Mines zZincblende, and l rock adjoining ed for distances everal feet with Middle bay carrying on : ig day fo Industria )okesmar er admit ma~â€" gold foreground) nonchalet Angeles campus after At the present time Haileybu health officials are having som with an epidemic of chickenp While the disease is of mild t1 has been quite a number of cg among the school children, children being kept from schoc account. There is also the d the disease spreading to other palities. 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