| Show gold rush will disturb ancient village dead edmonton alberta graveyard goldt that sounds like a fiction title but those two words promise to produce a frenzied treasure hunt in the far north this summer remains of an ancient indian village tillage which stood for hundreds of years on the yellowknife river north of great slave lake wll wil be disturbed this summer in the white mans unrelenting search for gold gold even has been discovered in an old native graveyard it was revealed by C J baker english mining engineer who passed through edmonton en route to the north by airplane last summer 40 claims were staked on this location by maj L 4 T burwash noted toronto explorer and samples for quartz veins on these claims which extend into the ancient village find and its graveyard have analyzed lyzen highly satisfactory arrangements are being made here for a crew of men with diamond drills to fly to in next spring silver and lead also were found and some northerners predict this may develop into one of the richest mineral areas of the north |
