. Ontario Sessional Papers, 1914, No.3-9. 23.04024.075 € 660 37 B 21 dicembre 1912 1 19.905 C 19 marzo 1913 20.527 D 5 giugno 1913 30.438 e lott. 31, 1913 1 28.287 23.40033.66537.90067.500 9,235 60 8,492 23 13,147 10 14.685 90 totale 101.049 46 221 20 USD il bulione vinto da 1,975 tonnellate fresate nel 1918 è stato il seguente: BullionBar Data Oz.Silver valore Oz. , Value Loss Silver i Gold Gold Value 1 i] 3 Giugno, 1913 50.83 28.1043.8637.84 € 29 54 16 5026 58 99 19 € 296.175 6,122 48 6 152 02 Agosto 207.250 4 212 75 4 229 25 4a Settembre 280.321 5 794 75 ! .^s/>i ?8 5a Nov. 233.662 4 ssn 9S 4 852 65 6a Dec. 37.60

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. Ontario Sessional Papers, 1914, No.3-9. 23.04024.075 $ 660 37 B Dec. 21, 1912 1 19.905 C Mar. 19, 1913 20.527 D June 5, 1913 30.438 E lOct. 31, 1913 1 28.287 23.40033.66537.90067.500 9, 235 60 8, 492 23 13, 147 10 14.685 90 Total 101.049 $46 221 20 The bullion won from 1, 975 tons milled in 1918 was as follows : BullionBar Date Oz.Silver Value Oz. , Value Gross Silver i Gold Gold Value 1 I] 3 June, 1913 50.83 28.1043.8637.84 $ 29 54 16 5026 58 99 19 $ $296.175 6, 122 48 6 152 02 Aug. 207.250 4 212 75 4 229 25 4a Sept. 280.321 5 794 75 ! .^s/>i ?8 5a Nov. 233.662 4 ssn 9S 4 852 65 6a Dec. 37.60 ^1 ^7 255.038 5, 272 10 5 293 67 Total 198.28 116 56 1, 272.446 26, 232 81 26 348 87 Wrig-ht=Hargraves Work on the Wright-Hargraves claims was suspended about the end of the yearby the Cartwright interests, who held them under option. This property comprises four claims in the township of Teck at the east end ofKirkland lake. The development work consists of two shafts, 20 and 85 feet in depth, and 110 feetof drifting on the 75-foot level.. Teck-Husrhes Gold Mine, No. 1 Shaft 170 Bureau of Mines No. 4 Teck=Hughes The Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Limited, prosecuted development work actively dur-ing the }-ear. They have four shafts in all, varying in depth from 40 to 212 feet.No. 1 shaft is down 212 feet, and the drifts on the 200-foot level total 203 feet. Workhas been discontinued in this shaft. Xo. 2 shaft has been put down in the southwestcorner of the property to a depth of 75 feet. Drifting was commenced on the 75-footlevel in the shaft early in December, and is being carried on at the rate of about125 feet a month. Some good ore shoots have been encountered. The plant consists of two boilers of 60 h.p., a 2-drill compressor, and a hoist. Mr. Alex. H. Smith is consulting engineer and manager. Svlvanite The Sylvanite Gold Mines, Limited, formerly the Wright and Robbins claims, adjoining the Tough-Oakes on the west, have also been acquired by the Kirkland LakeProprietary. Dining-roo

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