LOCAL TOPICS
Right Reverend Bishop Bu
noz, chief prelate of the Catho
lic church in Northern British
Columbia, was a visitor during
the stay of the steamer Catala
Monday evening.
Alex N. McDonald, well
known cld-timer, returned
Monday from an extended stay
in the Bridge River country,
where he was associated with
the Ryan brothers, formerly of
Stewart. Mr. McDonald plans
to remain here. He left Thurs
day for the Munro group in the
upper Salmon Basin, in which
he is associated with Jack
Munro.
N. M. Traversy, who for
years has been chiefly instru
i mental in maintaining in serv
iceble condition for traffic that
section c>£ the piled area known
; as Main Street, is preparing to
place a number of new piling
| under the planked roadway
! where it has become weakened
j by the ravages of time. This is
| a public service for which ho
'and those who assist him
deserve much commendation.
Unusually interesting detail:
of operations of the Premier
| Gold Mining Company at the
famous local Premier mine and
elsewhere are contained in the
annual report of the company
for 19f;3, a copy of which ha -
reached the Herald fi rm the
company headquarters in New
raaraarerrag.
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Hirst Chichagof Mine
Now Valuable Shipper
The Hirst Chichagof mine on
Kiinsham Cove, Chichagof Is
land, is fast taking an import
ant place in'.he list of Alaska’s
producing lode properties.
Shipments of gold bullion
and concentrates to Seattle are
reported going forward stead
ily. Shipments valued at $20,
300 were made during Janu
ary, according to Seattle re
po. Is.
The Hirst Chichagof Mining
Company is carrying on a large
diamond drilling program cn
'three levels at the mine. Stock
holder- are said to be looking
forward to a dividend this year.
Would Use Silver lo
Complete P.G.E. Railway
What Canada may do for sil
ver continues an obscure prob
lem, although public sentiment
in favor of governmental action
i:o utilize silver as a monetary
I base is becoming increasingly
insistent. Although Canada
has formally ratified the Lon
don conference silver agree
ment, no announcement has,
been made by the Bennett gov
ernment regarding acquisition
cf the 1,600.000 ounces of sil
ver called for under the inter
nadonal nact cr advancement
of the price of Canadian pro
duced silver.
One of the latest silver sug
gestion.- appearing in the Can
adian press is advanced by
Ridgeway R. Wilson, eminent
Vancouver engineer, who pro
re -es completion cf .he Pacific
| Great Eastern Railway from
i Vancouver to Prince George
| and its continuation into the
Peace River district, through
profits to be derived from a
Canadian program of remonet
izing silver produced in Can
I ada.
Funds would be obtained un
j der the plan by the government
! issuing new currency based on
j silver purchased at 64 cents an
jounce, the mint retaining one
j half and paying the producer
, 64 cent an ounce in new silver
jdUn. Except in the degree1
; th. it proposes payment for
| domestic silver in coin instead
j of pa,per currency, the plan is
! identical with the silver remon
1 ctization program now in ef
fect in the United Slates. An
important feature of the pro
to al is that it would provide
funds for the railway con-1
s‘ruction without payment of
interest, thereby effecting sav
ings amounting to many mil
lions of dollars.
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