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| LOCAL TOPICS
Leonard, Germain, an eminent
Canadian mining engineer, vis
ited the district this week.
Mrs. E. M. Reynolds left
Thursday for a visit in Seattle.
Do Ycur Bit to Help the Hos
pital—New Year’s Eve.
Says C. P. R. R. Determined
On Stewart R. R. Line
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E. D. & B. C. via Sturgeon
Lake to Obed. on the main line
of the C. N. R., connecting with
the Beaver Lodge and Grand
Prairie country by a branch
west from Sturgeon Lake, some
100 miles long.
“Published reports of the C.
P. R. and C. N. R. engineers,”
Mr. Dimsdale says, in discuss
ing the three points raised,
“disclose a division of the north
country into two transportation
districts, separated by an in
superable natural barrier-the
the Valley of the Peace be
tween Findlay Forks and Peace
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River town. Any proposal to
cross the Peace at Hudson’s
Hope or anywhere else is out
of the question, desirable
though it mpy be.” Mr. Dims
dale adds, “and residents of
the Peace River plains, who
have always considered Hud
son’s Hope Narrows as an easy
crossing of the river, ought now
to realize quite definitely from
these reports that the Peace
forms for all time an insuper
able boundary between the
north and south which will
never be spanned by railways.
“The Canadian National en
gineers find a great gulf fixed
between north of the Peace
and south of it, and in addition
to this insurmountable obstacle
there are long gorges entering
the Peace from the north and
south, which make the cost of
a line on either side parallel to
the river prohibitive,” Mr.
Dimsdale says.
“This gloomy prospect is
however, lightened by the de
termination of the Canadian
Pacific Railway to build from
Fairview, north of the Peace,
through Peace Pass and by way
of Fort Graham and Nass River
to Stewart on the Coast, in
spite of impossibilities.”
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| A limited number of units in
| the Argentine Mining Syndi
cate are now being offered to
| the public at $10.00 per unit.
I Thig property was formerly
j known as the Mobile group of
claims and has lately been tak
en over by Clay Porter. Appli
cations may be forwarded to
Glgot & Blanton, Brokers,
Stewart, B. C,
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tinued the local manufacture
of rubber stamps, but will re
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