Zurich Herald, 1936-08-27, Page 7FINANCIAL
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Amus -Cadillac Gold Mines, Ltd.,
tilos been formed with a capital stock
,of 8,000,000 shares to develop a group
,of claims comprising 200 acres im-
mediately west of Thompson Cadillac
:Mines in the Cadillac section of Que-
,bee. Officials state that exploration
,work will be started immediately to
:further prove surface showings found
in earlier operations. Present cam-
,paign will be followed by diamond
drilling for a depth test. Officers of
.the company include, E. A, R. New -
(son' president; A. W. Jackson, secre-
,tary-treasurer; J. B. Smith and J. H.
Button, directors.
which to sink a shaft, officials state.
All equipment has been delivered to
the property and set up ready to
start work. Jack Smith, formerly in
charge of operations has returned
from the property with a number of
high grade samples taken at a depth
of 8 feet in No. 2 pit on the No. 5
vein. At the point where the
samples were taken the vein is 41
inches wide and shows free gold
across width of 1 foot.
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd. has
lbeen formed to take over and develop
the property formerly held by Gra-
ham Bousquet Gold Mines in the
Bousquet section of Quebec, and ap-
plication has been made for listing
the shares on the Montreal Curb
Market. Negotiations have been
completed for power supply. Andrew
Walz, consulting engineer, in his re-
port, following examination of the
.property stated that it warrants sub-
stantial expenditures on development.
,In earlier operations considerable
'work was accomplished and some sec-
tions showed favorable indications.
The proposed campaign is planned
with a good view to giving the pro-
perty a thorough test. The company
bas $150,000 cash in the treasury.
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SCOUT1NG
Her ' There
Everywhere
A brother to every other' Scout, withoutregardto race or creed
A 100 -mile three weeks' mountain
hike through the Kananaskis Range or
the Rockies is the holiday outing
chosen by a husky group of Scouts
of the 20th Calgary Troop.
Steps toward enrollment of thhe Jun-
ior Forest Wardens by t
he e
Branch of the Canadian Forestry As•.
sociation as Lone Scouts' of the 130Y
Scouts Association were announced
at the annual conference of Quebec
Scouters at Granby. The announce-
ment was made by Provincial Cpm
missloner T. H. Wardleworth. The
ineral Estates has extended its woodcraft qualifications of the Junior
crests in Northern Ontario mining Forest Wardens are similar in gen•
ds by optioning a property in the era! to those of the Second Class
iving West Shining Tree area. The Scout.
ms are know!. as the Cochrane-
gtange-Bulluck-Burke claims, and
e been previously worked to con-
erable extent, including the sink -
of a shaft to some 75 feet with
invited =mint of lateral work at
at level, Recently the workings
ve been pumped out and an ex-
ination is to be made this week
S. Pcwer Warren, E.M., of Mining
search Corp. Ltd., with a develop-
nt program in the background.
rface sampling of a vein which
ows an impressive width gave assay
turns from $1.05 to $12.60, with a
vorable average giving encourage-
ent to the larger grogram being
nsidered.
Skookum Goid Mine is carrying on
a diamond drill campaign at its pro-
perty in the Red Lake area to deter-
mine the most suitable location on
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Last year the young publisher was
awarded "La Medialle Veremeil" by
the 'Academie Francaise, as founder
a"Le Petit Jour".
The fifth World Scout Jamboree is
to be held at Vogelensang, Bloemen•
dal, a village ten miles west of Am-
sterdam, and near ancient Haarlem,
Holland, July 31st to August 13th,
1937. Camping plans are being made
for the attendance of 30,000 Scouts
from all parts of the world.
Jean Baptiste Boulanger, an Ed-
monton
dmonton Boy Scout, for several years
editor and published of a quarterly,
"Le Petit Jour," although still but
13 years of age, was recently honour-
ed by a visit from Dr. Rene Cruchet,
of the University of Boreau, France.
C•andalaca Gold Mines, Ltd., has
been incorporated to develop a group
of 10 claims adjoining O'Brien Gold
Mines in the Cadillac area, Quebec.
A substan'ial sum of money has al-
ready been placed in the treasury,
and options have been given of addi-
tional stock at prices ranging from
20e to $1.00 and which, when com-
pleted, will place about $600,00 in
intends
the treasury. The company
to iL.mediately push development and
thoroughly diamond drill the pro-
perty. Canadalaca is capitalized at
3,000,000 shares of $1 par.
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From The Herald, Merritt, B.C.:
Good Deeds are done by Boy Scouts
and Girl Guides and Cubs and Brown•
les, and they go to their credit.
Firemen do good deeds when they
When the Mosquito Control crew
workers do wood deeds when they
fight mosquitoes and burn up brush
alongside swamps and sloughs.
A question arises, however,
Whether a good deed in the view of
one°is a good deed as seen by others.
Here's an example.
When the Mosquito Control srew
were burning brush, the fire depart-
ment were called out by one who be-
lieved the fire was accidental and
should be put out.
As a result, Chief Barwick, atter
the fuss of the fire was over was feel-
ing 'mad' because his men had been
called out needlessly, and there is no
knowing what he would have done had
he come across the person who turned
in the alarm.
And then! The scene is the Rover
Ball and the Brown Owl reports that
one of her 'Brownies,' relating her
Good Deed, told how she had called
out the firemen.
soldierly appearance of a recruit:
Officer —He looks very slovenly,
sergeant.
Sergeant. ---Yes, sor.
Officer—Are you sure he washes?
Sergeant—Yes, sor.
Officer — Absolutely certain he
washes?
Sergeant—Yes, sor, but he dries a
bad color, sor.
Mother—When that naughty boy
thre.v stones at you, why did you not
come and tell me, instead of throw-
ing them back at him?
Junior—What good would it do to
tell you? You couldn't hit the side
of a garage.
Hillside Going Into Production
Following the recent pouring of a
gold brick at Stanley Mines in the
Michipicoten Area, comes news that
the adjoining Hillside property will
go into production in about three
weeks time.
Officials of Hillside Mines Limited
announce that an order has been
placed for machinery and parts
necessary to complete the mill in-
stallation at the property in the
Michipicoten District. D. S. Baird,
M.G., consulting engineer, plans to
leave shortly to supervise the in-
stallation of the new machinery and
at the same time he will inaugurate
a vigorous campaign of development,
both on surface and underground.
Immediate plans of the company call
for test mill runs of the No, 4 ore
body which has been exposed under-
ground over a width of 165 feet
with evidences of free gold across
the entire width. Further under-
ground exploration work and develop
ment will be started on the No. 5
high grade vein which has been
stripped on surface for 250 feet
over an average width of 20 inches.
A mill test of all material blasted
over a length of 150 feet of this
HILLSIDE
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e A 1,500 acre property developed to the
point of production.
e A Mining Plant and Mill with power line in-
stalled . ... ready to operate.
• Indicated Ore bodies and Assay values that
merit the expectation of a large tonnage op-
eration.
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investments
244 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario.
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It's tough to have to stick day after
day to your work which is often any-
thing but pleasant. But it's tougher
yet not to stick to it and take the
consequences of quitting.
Pat—Sure, Murphy, and ye've got
it on.
Murphy (gazing solemnly at his
bosom)—Right and I have, and it's a
good thing you seen it or I would
have gone home without it.
The worst mistake a man can make
is to correct the mistakes of bis
friends.
Sue—Have you read 'Finis'?
Joe—No, what is it?
Sue—It's the last word in, books.
A sharp tongue and a dull mind are
often found in the same head.
The mid-day whistle had
when Murphy shouted:
Murphy — Has anyone
vest?
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Patron — Look here,
amusement tax of 10 per
price of my seat.
Box Office Man—Well?
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I paid an
cent. of the
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WOODS PRACTICE
There was a young lady named
Who married a man in winter;
The man's name was Wood,
And now—as they should
The Woods have a cute little splinter.
Man invented machine to free him-
self from labor and now he wishes
he had the labor instead of the ma-
chine.
A sharp tongue severs a good many,
real friendships in this world.
Freddy—There certainly are a lot
of girls in our town who do not wish
to get married.
Sammy—How do you know?
Freddy—I've asked 17 of them al-
ready.
vein showed mill heads running
$15.00 per ton, and true width
shows average values of $8G,00 per
ton.
Revenge is about the most expen-
sive luxury known to man.
Electric Shaver
You'll Luff to Puff
And every puff is a pleasure,
from the cigarette that's
rolled with Ogden's Fine Cut.
It's the better fine cut—the
one wise rot] -Your -owners
are breezing back to, now
that better times are here.
It's always fair weather with.
Ogden's—particularly if you
use "Vogue" or "Chantecler",
papers.
And, too, the purple easy -
opening ribbon puts the
Ogden's package in a class
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Writes Howard Vincent O'Brien in
the Chicago News: it may be that
you become a hermit, or get a divorce,
and, in celibate solitude, finally work
your face into a satin texture which
the electric shaves is said, in time,
to produce. You are still not free.
Suppose you take a trip. The instru-
ment you use at home won't work in
a Pullman, and the ones that work
in Pullmans are no good in trailers.
And the ones designed for trailers
and dude ranches aren't any good in
Atlantic City hotels.
The result is that a man who has
resolve to dedicate his life to elec-
tric shaving has to travel with a
suitcase full of supplementary appli-
ances. Even then, his liberties are
circumscribed, his life hedged in by
voltages, his soul bound fast with
wires. No longer is he a tree spirit,
able to roam where be listeth. The
delights of exploration and acquaint-
ance with remote corners of the
world are not for him. Numerous are
the places he cannot visit without
taking a portable generating set with
him.
Endless are the complications
brought about by the electric shav-
er. Sad -faced men stand in the bread-
lines—men who used to own homes
and belong to the best clubs. These
are the men who made shaving soap
Sandy joined a golf club and was
told by the professional that if his
name was on his golf balls and they
were lost, they would be returned to
him when found.
Sandy—Good, put my
ball.
The professional did so.
Sandy—Would you also
after it? I'm a doctor.
The professional obeyed.
Sandy — There's just one
more. Can you squeeze 'Hours
3' on as well?
The history of business omits the
names of those who "could see no
future in that proposition".
An Irish guards officer called up
a sergeant and spoke. of the an -
name on this
put M.D.
thing
10 to
and brushless creams. The electric
razor has thrown them on the junk
heap, along with the men who used
to make razor blades.
Sometimes 1 think it would be bet-
ter if we just went back to letting
the beard grow, the way nature meant
it to. But we won't. We'll go on us-
ing electric shavers. And our women
will borrow them, for even more ri-
diculous uses than shaving the face.
"Bitter experience has shown me
that my most logical theories are
often wrecked by hots."
rrid
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rid littleB. S.
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