_to serve ten- days imprisonment each.

practice to an end and give protection,

net on Tuesday evening and. agli dis

fy mn whit
AoW ‘tnt. _lenst ane organization, ‘The
bt _

Hortic nitiiia- Soe iety has. some $874,

the amalganation zo. through.

Maye Erg oats

Vol. 24°

NEW HAZELTON, BO, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 29, 1932

ve - re a “No, 52 :

Fruit Thieves.
| «Get Ten Days

More re for Next; :

mH,

Terrace, Jeuie ae police court, :

case camec up this: afternoon which Pe~
sulted in two local “young niet. having

Taatst Tk usday night Walter “Martin
sw two yonng' fellows in his: straw-

berry patel and w hen he went towards.
them they ran. away. As hé recogniz-
ed them he proceeded ‘to lay an infor-
muition against them,” and° the. eourt
_ proceedings this afternoon | Wag’ the re-
sult, During. “past years - “there ‘have
heen many. complaints of stealing fruit
and vegetables from local: ‘wardeners.
In many cases material damage has
been done to fruit trees, and: crops have
been taken from people’ who have: ‘tend-
ed them - carefully. in hopees® of the
sile of goods ‘providing them witha
‘portion of their yeur’s Hving, ‘Too of-
‘ten the growers have been disappointed
and have sufferd in consequence,

‘The present: case is fore ernnner of a
tightening up of offences, of” this na-
ture, and in every cuse where persons
are caught interfering with other pieo-
ples farm-and garden produce proceed-
ings will be started’ immediately, and.
every effort will be made to bring the

to the people who hre secking to Bee.
vide for themselves,

This being the first. cnse ‘the: mini.
mtim ‘penalty was imposeed, but Maygis-
trate Kenney served notice that in, 2}

vegetables taken and damage done.
A second offence of. this nature igs an
indictable offence and calls for 4 jail
sentence only, after’ CASE has - been
heard before a county court judge.

THE HORTICULTURAL. SOCIETY

The Hazelton Rarieulturel Society
eed the matter of sugzeesting’ an
alyamation with the Hazelton Com
Association and this do away

em hand and this’ would he avatlable
to the Commuanity Assoeintion should
wit way
decided to. make the suggestion to the
‘Lirger associntion and pending a-reply
the matter of electing officers: for ths
cusning veut was left in abeyance,

. Babine Trip a

Success bat. the.
Water all Wet}

back. Monday. ey ening from ‘his- annual
trip. of--inspection to the ‘Babine: vi
lagzes-Fort* ‘Babine aid Old Fort, :
reports, entire satisfaction with. the. pie
gress being mute by ‘the. Indinus j in the
intetior and’ with the manner ‘in which
they hte weathering the’ present time
of depression. The hatives hay’ taken
to agriculture. in a most. encournging
munner, and this year donble the num-
ber of neres are under. éltivation. that
were cultivated last” year. Potatoes,
urnips and tarrots ive. the chief. vege-
tables grown and the natives find they
ure a great help to the winter rations
of fish’ aad mouse aneat. The Captain
seys he does not’ think the Babine no-
tives w ill heed as- much assistance this
cong winter as they lave in the last
yenr or two.
ing, chiefly. for the children, This is
apparently the Bréneest difficulty, the
Natives have Just now. .

toing up the agent and his’ party
fot quite a. jolt when ‘crossing he lake
in an Indinn's bout. ‘They’ had: had o-
five hour drive over quite'a rough road
iid all-were tired and sleepy. As soon
es they. got on hoard with all their

‘trusting to the Indian to get them over
the water,
was all ight, but as a enretaker of 2
hoat he was something of a flop. _ For
himself the ‘bua wns probably all right

-pcnstomed ‘to drawing. * “This showed up.
a couple or'so Weaknesses in the ‘boat:

as it leaked ‘quite badly: through ‘the
SefLUIS near the top.
from the far shove the. Captain woke
wp to find bimself sitting in a foot oF
x0. of water. “Hoot, mon’: and ‘then
unether ‘hoot. .
his cxeort anid they started Daling anc
helping the nitive navigate. Finally
they reached shore but tot any dryer
thnn- the lake. ani. neither was thet)
buygutge. But a. fire-was soon Bite
anda ep of ten made. That- hel

and a cup of ten made, That helped
Py little. but to dry their clothes .was
another thing and it was fortunate
that: Attorney. General. Pooley did not

fly. After some hours another boat
Game long mid.teok the party: on to
‘their destination. ‘
Aft oy thie everything

Inggnge they: promptly Went ‘to sleep.

Capt. Morttinen Indian Agent, got
| creek, a tributary. to. Fiddler erek neg

He took in a lot of cloth- |.

AS A navigator the Indian |

| Fiddler Creek _
Property to get
A 40-Ton Mill

‘The ald 1 Knauss. property on Knauss

Dorieen, isto be opened up on linge
@| scale at ri very, early date. This pro-
perty “returns chiefly gold values ‘and
fs well known localiy.- ‘Louis Knanis
who died ‘some. years ago, was: the’ or
iginal owner and’ durviag bis Hfe' time
a lot of work was déne by different
concerns, inclading: one company whi
put Dan. Willams: in char; fe of dey el
Jopment.

Tae Tredwnay: finally. got “possession
of. the property and. he. worked quit:
a: while .on it. and has since turned avei
to DB. Peterson of Vaneouver snd his
assuciatees. Myr. “Peterson arrived il
Prince Rupert a few days zd tO Mee"
others dnterested In the proprety . and,
then - proceed. ta Dorveen.

The development plans include the
erection of a 40 ton, mill on the’ Tred-
way pr operty: within a month ‘and: ‘it is
anticipnted that it will he running end
shipplug. eoncetrates ‘this yenr ‘as a
goud deal of ore has’ been blocked out
in the past. The property is only foui
‘and. a half miles from the railway. a:
Dorreen and is connected by a wagor
rout which may. necd some leaning
out- beefore it cin be used.

- PROMOTION EXAMINATIONS

Hazelton Public School fs the First: tc
~ Report Midsummer Examination

About two miler George Tomlinson, wiminy Bird.

eThe Captain woke up|:

‘and Erie Martin, equal, Margaret Sar.

happen. along With his fishing rod anh)

. went alone |.
Jniéely until the return trip when the

Allen, Florence Aflen and Marjorie Al’

‘From: ‘Grade /1 to grade -2—Philip
Martin, Philip’ Cary, ened
Grade 2 to grade 3—Movence Allen

“Cirade 3.to gride 4—Rosemary Fra-
ser, Bobby Benson.

Grade 4 to grnde 5—Manjory Allen
Richard Velo; David Cary, Robt. ‘Tom.
linson.:

Grade. 6 to grade 7—Bob. Allen.
‘Promoted to ‘grade 8, principal's ex.
nminatlons—Happy Cox; Marie Marth

rent, Kileen Tomlinson, Charlie Clit
ond.

Honor Ralls: :

Vroficioney— Margaret Stirgent.
Deportinent—Louis Martin,
lterularity | and: -punetunlity—Nane: +} 5

Wi

lu
Maijorio ‘Sutherland, teache

*

. Tog Renson has made such progress

of gold.

length

shape.

not last.

the

|Good Reports ©

-From Dorreen.

Placer Diggings| .

; Yer Vv favorable reports eome ‘from:
Lor ne Creek neg Dorreet.
son of New Hazelton and Kd: Utter:

strom of ‘Kitwanga and a third party:
went sole twelve miles np Lorne creek
and dug into what appeared to them |:
tobe ani old. chamel “of the creck and
the first day they panned $16, 50 worth
Some of it wis a guod. size:
and the. men. feel greatly encouraged.
The find is a dyke about 500 feet in
find’ when
created or neeurred: .
do in. the early stages, “it. ‘shoved | the
creek overt cand mate it ram. in an §
Whether the find, was only 4
pocket ar not the boys’ Were: “not pre.
pared ta say, but they came back t
elviHzntion, got some inore grab ane
returied .to their diggings.
tend to be hack .in’ town
week or two when they hope to have
a, gand deal more information.
the stow was still quite deep when
they were out, but-as it had heen. rain:
ing for. sev eral dayr the snow wonld
They. Might have. some ‘dif:
ficulty with water. for a time.

Brie Lar-

it was formed. or
whatever dyke:

They in
fzain in a

The

7

The carriage was full, and. the com
mercials were greatly in evidence, tell.
ing the usual Aberdeen stories.”
chap with only one Jeg sut in a corne:
quietly smiling a& each traveller tried
to go one. better about the meanness of
> Aberdoninn
there was a Tull,
hid given ont.

“Bishop Binols of the Yukon.and of
Prince. Rupert, enroute to: Ireland and
Rome, rested a few days in Montreal
and-while there granted an interview
to one of the papers,
that the valleys of the Nechako,. Bulk-

He pointed’ out

and stable- employment for, many: ithdus-
ands of ‘unemployed, ‘These - valleys
are as fertile‘as the Peace River,

fl
a

A bir

in’ general, Ther
seemingly thelr store

nen ane of the stery-tellers casual

asked the

ue?

was. qnlled that often |
fSooth that it fell off 072

. Mrs, Win.

big chap, still quieth

iti “Did you loose: your leg in the

_ Nasa! says the big fellow, "Ye,
seq. “I. ann ai “Abetitonian,. but my leg

aifter J cru’

ae
——er

(rant t Is making 1 very. Rat

| {Hazelton Team.

| good deal.

{cone hefire it. “on
\piwh sing: to. “become me

Badly Beaten
» Sunday Game

- Hazelton was aivéel 3 good beatin;
on Sundidy afternoon’ by ‘the New. Haz-
elton ball’ team. The’ ‘score ‘at ‘the end
of the. ninth’ inning Was: 9 to. 1, and it
should have. ‘been a cotiplete: shut-on
only ‘fora mistake in jedgtnies at: On the; -
bart of the short stop in the a “nna,

Two men were out, the ‘shart FOr”
got an: easy one and had lots of tim:

to vet the man running. to first, but. le

threw instead to home plate to cater

a Inan running home from third:;;

: From the first inning New ‘Hazelton
took the lead. ind every now and: agai:
iucreased. ‘it due to better bAtting Oo}
their part and poor work on the hart, .-
OF some of Hazelton's fielders and base
men, “Hazelton has several yery wen)
spots that conld be tightened - “Up. either
by replacing: the yen or by stricter at.
tention to ‘the: game, “The battery for
the old. town did. well. and Hawkin’ in-
centre field grabbed all that. ‘came bir
way and hé is getting good: at the bat -
The New: ‘Hazelton team had Deleourt
and -Louis Parent: ‘on for the first tin
since school closed whith helped out 2
With. these two boys’ on
the line-up and Bert Spooter and Omer’
Spooner. ‘fully recovered from their in-
Fuiies the New. Hazelton team Awill be
in: excellent Shape, ° and will ba ever,
stronger, than: Jast year, Bert. Spoon
er was: din the box: for Nei: ‘Hazelim
and“he: pitched good ‘ball, but was get -

future cases: the maximum penalty wi but wheen he: got Cupt, Mortimer and Results ley ‘and Skeens would-be the gar
Q s gardens :
future cases the.maximum penalty will / a: couple more fait sized men aboard, . - of-th future. ‘Five - himdred thousnnt, ting ma towards’ the end He ha:
dig: bnposed,: ana: tnvaddition the. aiity, .plogether with baggage, ithe. boat was. Pash » at ted.in th not been dolng much since-he. cut his
a : : - J, Division 2, 2Hlizeltin: ‘Shien Sebo!) fama readtly. be “created, in theresa Jamechty-
ones ‘Will have to pay for all ‘fruit and’ dniviig Wri more water’ han: it wae ae “Dist of proniotions in order of merit, |valleys would: "provide de: “thiolesome foots ‘Ome: Spooner witha ane’ hip

and’ sore. back, Was. “pressed “Inito Ser
vice after, ‘AL Halt. ‘had Bis finger: api
‘open by.n fast: one from the’ pitcher
‘Tom Witlan went beheind® ‘the Ant ane

| Omer. took: right field. F

. For some: reason the: ‘heavy “httter:
for New Hazelton were. not. able t
counect with the ball in the naval. mane.
ner, When they did hit it was elthe
afoul or.a@ Short'¢ easy one: to the field
ers, te

‘MEETING OF CONSERVATIVES

» Phere will be a mesting the Conser- :
vatives of New Hazelton of Tuesday
night. July ‘12th, in the Omineca er .
1d, office, ‘for, the purpos f electin:
Decor and tor “the” tain cle

general business whi

quested ‘to be present...

crank shaft oh the onthonrd * motor
“ESSAY ON WEEDS CONTEST Vbroke dud left the party adritt. This

‘ _ . . Was replaced i die course and‘a safe

that this week he was allowed to gr
down town and resume: his life among

isfactory progress ‘at the Hazelton. Ie yoo ©
pital where. she +hos been au patient 7 ‘
a couple of w coke, : .

- Perrace und Vanderlinit, ©

* them so. 8 to lig"

. ment of agrignitare:

~In line with Its poltey to educate the
public te become Weed Conscious the.
provineial departinenct: of urateulture
is again’ offering prizes of ‘RU 00, #8,00
und $2.00 ta hows, nad girls. under 20
years of uge who ‘ire attending schoo"
for the hest-essny of 600 words on the
subjeect. of Weeds and helt Destrir

tiveness. Full details ef the conter

will he given. at the opening of. school +

in September and the contest: will be
vliased Nov. 8rd. .Furthis district the:
contest W ‘ill influide ail: xehools between
he hoy.
nnd the lvls wiire urged | to” ‘make’ a
atndy of the: weeds in: the’ ‘loeal stylet
and the host inethods, o£ “destroying
I veudy tuowr lie thei
ossay int the full., Information, ‘about
wees. may” ‘he hat from the ‘opart |

‘phew. A, to the Hi, 1. Will bold the f'
voeular monthly. meeting at the nurses

landing was mde at Topley  Land|ng.
‘ On the trip the. party saw several!
muse und the prospects ‘Tov the In.
dlnus having a yood Ww inter are fnirly’
briht.

; MICKY STITCH ‘PASSED AWAY ’
Mauy ‘in this disvict will regret -te
len that Micky Stiteb of Forrestal
passed uway tr couple: of weeks:ngo‘n
Burns Take. . Micky kept ‘tt
house it For extilale, One éluy
tl struke “outside his’ home and: belny-

one happened to he ‘around; He jay au’,
in th open for. two days and nights and.
the ‘weather
flies were ‘very; bind. §

vesldence on Testay ‘ afternoon,” pied
fith, at 5.40 o'clock | Pde

dys. :

rooming, wee
e took]. |

unable ta- get np sor crawl, and ns ne ue

wis shot” hy, day. find the -
As ‘oon. 08° “he. ae

the vest’ of the lachelors,

The Omihieéa . Herald is $2.00 i yetir

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