LOCAL TOPICS
A new flotation machine ar
rived last week for the Premier
company.
Mrs. Dorothy H. Fernald was
an arrival from Seattle this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robin
son and family were arrivals
from Vancouver on the Catala.
Frederick R. Kett, mining en
gineer, arrived Monday from
the south to visit the United
Empire. It is understood that
Mr. Keet is associated with the
company in a consulting capac
ity.
Mose. Seguin, who left last
week on a business trip to
Ketchikan, returned Monday
on the Catala.
Mno. Lawrence of Stewart
was an arrival from the south
on the Catala.
Mrs. J. Burnett returned
Mcnday evening from a visit
| in the south.
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Arrivals on the Catala Mon
day evening included A. H.
Nicholls, J. Hutton, Robert
Wilson, Mrs. Hickey an dMrs.
M.olitar.
The vessel also carried 25
round-trippers, among whom
were Thomas Reed, member of
the B. C. Parliament, and his
son.
Walter C. Blanton, genial
former resident and now prop
rietor of the Red Fox Cafe,
Ketchikan’s leading restaurant,
was a visitor during the stay of
the motorship Highway, on
which he came over from the
First City Sunday.
Mr. Blanton spent the inter
val in greeting local friends
and looking after his extensive
local interests.
Paul Everest, Brittania field
engineer, who arrived recently,
was engaged this week on an
'examination of propertied in
j the Fish Creek area in comp
; any with W. R. Tonkin. Mr.
. Everest is said to have dis
played marked interest in sev
eral localities and took numer
ous saniiples.
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Miss May Winger, daughter
of Mrs. Auguslt Pahlke, plans
to leave Monday for the States
to resume her educational
training in the east.
W. K. Spaulding, Ketchikan
business man, who arrived last
week to look after the local in
terests of the Texas-Keno Min
ing Company, in which he is
heavily interested, left for
home Wednesday. In addition
to inspecting the Keno proper
ty, Mr. Spaulding made an ex
tended survey of the Texas
creek district, in which the lat
ter property is located, going
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Shower For Miss Stewart
Miss Lillian Stewart, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Stew
art, whose engagement to Mr.
Hans Bunzel was recently an
nounced, was tendered a mis
cellaneous shower by her many
friends at the residence oif Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Hall on Thurs
day afternoon and received
numerous lovely gifts.
Dunwell Netting $10,000
Monthly From Operations
Net smelter returns of around
$10,000 per month are being
received by Dunwell Mines,
Ltd., from ore shipments now
being made from the Dunwell
mine, according to a statement
made recently in the south by
R. M. Stewart, manager of the
company.
Operating costs were placed
by Mr. Stewart as running
around $5,000 a month, includ
ing mine and mill operation
and supplies.
Highly silicious ore is being
shipped to Anyox smelter and
concentrates and high grade
crude ore to the Tacoma smelt
er.
Ore reserves at the mine are
said to be ample and have re
cently been augmented by the
discovery of another heavy sul
phide vein, and also by the Ben
Ali vein, which is said to yield
practically a high grade
straight gold ore.
While the management is sat
isfied with present results, it
believes they will be far better
in the future, now that the
plant has been worked into
6hape. All power is being sup
plied by the company’s own
hydro-electric plant, thus ef
fecting a saving olf around
$900 monthly, as compared
with former costs.
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