LOCAL TOPICS
S. Jacobson, employed at
the Nine-mile camp of the Pre
mier Company, left Thursday
on a visit to Ketchikan.
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John Hovland, managing
director of the Unicorn com
pany, left Monday for Seattle
to visit his family. He plans
to return early in the spring to
resume development on the
Unicorn property.
Mrs. Oren F. Hill, proprietor
of the Hyder Drug Company,
returned Thursday from a vis
it of several weeks in Seat
tle and San Francisco, where
she purchased a fine line of
holiday merchandise for her
establishment.
J. H. Bulger, Prince Rupert
optometrist, arrived Thursday
on a professional visit 'to Pre
mier and Stewart. He w'll be
in Stewart until Monday eve
ning.
The annual general meeting
of the Hyder Public Library,
Inc., will be held in the Library
building at 7 p. m. sharp, next
Friday evening, December 1.
All members are requested 'to
be present. To accomodate
those desiring to visit the
Church entertainment in Stew
art, the meeting will be con
cluded as speedily as possible.
The meeting will include the
election of the board of trust
ees, nominations for which
will be presented by the nomi
nating committee. The pres
ent board includes Mesdames
Holger Johnson and Hubert
Thomas, and Messrs. F. Reich
enbach, Clyde Hager, Richard
W,irth, B. B. Smith and C. F.
Sandford
The administrative officers
are: C. F. Sandford, Presi
dent; F. Reichenbach, vice
president; Mrs. Adeline C.
Dale , secretary; T. H. Evans,
treasurer; B. B. Smith, librar
ian; Mrs. N. M. Traversy and
P. Stapleton, assistant librar
lians.
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UNICORN REPORT
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301 Crosscut indicates two
large north-south zones or
veins, on the west side of Un
ion Creek, instead of one as we
believed last year. It is now
apparent the Unity Zone, as
exposed in Crosscuts No. 101,
201 and 301, has noi connec
tion with the surface croppings
on the Unity Claim or those
above No. 2 Tunnel. These
zones are evidently parallel
and about 250 feet apart.
We shall call the more westerly
one the No. 2 Zone.
It now appears the Unity
Zone will follow the main
break thru the center of the
property, a distance of more
than a mile. It is also very ap
parent that both the Unity
Zone and No. 2 Zone continue
southerly into the Big Missouri
property.
Intersections of these zones
with the main east-west cross
fractures offer attractive pos
sibilities and will be cur main
objectives in further develop
ment.
A matter of interest to our
stockholders is the resuming
operations at the Big Missouri.
Their orebodies will be devel
oped in both northerly and
and southerly directions.
Of further interest, was the
announcement in their 1933
geological report that four
mineral zones had been de
fined on Big Missouri. The
“D” Zone is the largest, having
a width of approximately 800
feet. This zone outcrops on
their Buena Vista Claim and
from there extends easterly
thru the Uncorn Zone to Harris
Creek, a distance of nearly
2000 feet. The southern limits
of this zone are close to Uni
corns south boundary. Explor
ation work on these mineral
exposures, both on the Buena
Vista Claim and the Unicorn
has disclosed generally higher
gold values and more visible
native gold than any cither
surface area of Big Missouri.
Big Missouri’s underground
workings have not reached
this zone, but they are very
near it. These workings ex
tended will explore this miner
al area at a depth of approxi
mately 800 feet. It is quite
likely this will be one of their
immediate objectives and re
sults will be interesting to Uni
corn for the greater part of the
“D” Zone is within our boun
daries.
John Hovland
Managing Director
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