Daily Colonist (1903-02-15) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1903-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

Cleans Bottles Easily.

it is not easy to thorongbly clean any H ot tie, and especially those, whicli haTe ■contained ibcer or iwine, and for this reason a now device lis of timely "interest. "With it ll'oftles of i:ny size, it'is taid, can be ifuickly and easily cleaned^

The device consi.-ts of a rod, which, by means of ti hinge lis divided into t'hree parts of itiieiiual length. -Thol-'.lougest iVart corresTjionds to the lengtlr"0.£. an ordinary bottle, and the two- other parts correfipond, resiiectively, to ithe^diameter of a bottle nt the bottom and'the length; of the neck. Tho three parts-rare covered with rubber, and as tlie.v are'.Wnged they can lie moved in any.direction.-

When a bottle is to be cleaned it is (first pantly ilillcd with water, then the rod is thriiHt into it, and (is soon as it reaches the -bottom . the lower part spreads .out,,/and.thus reaches any dirt or sedinicut that way have lodged there, aieiimvliilo the middle (jiart of the rod ha.s also'^sprend Otit' so as to <>over thj rest of the bottle and now all that re-.maitis. is ito . turn ('■he rrd a few tiii'ios and then to pour out the water and dirt.

away iuto the interior of the Island. I vut a trail Irom Ludj-smith for tlio Es-mulmalt &■ ^'anaimo Aailwny Co. 10 imlles into tho interior of this section of the couintry> ami I understand tliere Ihan'e boeu a number of good imt^iic-cts tfound. That is no ilonbt a very promising area, extending, we '\" not l-.n.'.w how far, into the interior oi ilie Islaud. It has iboen formed by an ianiuejise aiuouu' of movement extending through tho veiitro of the Island. The copi^ier oro extends an largo lenses that have lieeu formed .by the reiUaccmeut of tho Bchists.

Theu oti Texada Island wo havo 1iodii.s of cofiper <ire. As I meiitione'l .beforo in (/oniiectioD with the iron de-liosi^s, many of iiie_ coi'.pir deposits liave' 'been formed along the coutaet of ernptivo rocks and limestone. | ' Takiug the West Coast, wo have copper and iron found lip tho San Jtian valley—quite .promising deposits of both iron and copper. Then, following down the coast, wo havo copper and iron, occurring at the Sarita river. Then we havo copper and iron ore on CJopper .Island; and closd to iSeihart '^vo have .found cinnabar, an ore of mercury.

I'assiiig along the coast, we liavo found iron ore up on Maggie rivir; in riLiining one of our survey lines we had to stake it off, as tho -magnetic attrai'-1 ion was so great tJiat the eoiiijias.? lui'iied loiiipletely around. There is no doubt that there is a large body of oro in that iiciglihorhooil. 'f'hi-ii around iKeniiedy Lake, a few jiiiles np l';ik 'Kiver, lliey havi.' been liiiding some iiii-troitaiit ilepDsii-;. There are deposits of hon oro iiiiite largo iu e.\teiit, also goM-beariiig quartz witll pyrites. 'I hen np IDeer Crcelk copper has been f.iiiiid. On iSiduey Inlet wc havo Important cojijier dcfiosite. Sto you eee .we have copper and iron found almost! overy fow miles along- the West Const.

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