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| NEW HAZELTON; B. C., ‘WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1982 a Sg Be

E Two Hundred
- Work Ingenika

———$— >

his succeeded in” raising a buneb. of

B ocapttal in his own ‘country for the pur:

pose ef developing. placer. claims ‘in ‘the
Ingenilia district.) Mn Brown was in
rhat country last fall, and it. is under:
reliable authority that
he stuked ever y. available claim | on the
sie crek. that Pete Jensen" ‘inns been
‘aperating ‘on for quite a number af
years, Tast.fali late and in the early
winter Brown was | flying “about the

| United States digging up the necessary

funds and 2 week or so-ago. he arrivec
in Burns Lake with a dozen and a half
men and seventy-five tons of suppHes
and a couple of. airplanes, all rendy-- tC
fly inte the- Ingenika and prepare for
operations on the creek on a large scale
Jt is understood that a contract wil!
he let to dig ‘a ditch three miles ‘lone
hy eight feet wide and three’ feet deep
to carry water for the mining. «This
will be got underway. as Soon 15 POs
‘sible and when the water is availuble
the development, of: the placer ground
will be undertaken with sone 200 mer
employed.

“Tt was reported ut first that this ont
fit would-make their headquarters x
Mission Point landing field, but au
some important improvements have t
he mad@ to that field before is ‘gooe
for loaded planes, the party had to de
vide on Burns Lake and a much longer
flight into “the mining. grounds, Ther
preferred. to leave from Mission Poin’
if that had been: possible.

age phase jae SA ee

te ey poe

Seinen seater

“NO WORD OF 7HE Last PLANT

Pilot and Woman Passenger Stranded

in Blizzard and Intense Cold
Have Plenty of Food

Up to the time of writing nothing

has been heard of the plane piloted b: '

Graham and carrying as a passenge
Mrs. Christofferson of Tacoma. Th
plane left Mission Point “Monday
last week at 10 ‘o'clock in the mornin
in fine weather and all set to mike
Nome that night. But something dic
not click right for they did not reacl
their destination, They were’ seen i
gcie Atlin, country once, but snot. since
Owing to blizzards almost. continues
ly ever since and a temperature rang
ing from 20: to 50 below in thot: conn
try Ww here the plane is’ supposed to le
it has heen impossible to £0 out to look
for the iissing plane, either by do:
tenm or by plane, TWntil sweather con:
ditions change the stranded péople wil
linve to remiuin stranded, and make th:

best of it. They are understand te.

huye a good supply of food on hone
but thelr supply of ers was not too li

‘

#, WH. Goddard received word Tues:

day: that Mrs, Goddard had undergone

nn operation in Yancouver attecessfully
nad wns resting. Mrs, Goddard went
south couple ‘af weeks aga to consul
a-specialist. Ter many friends herr

will he gind to Yearn that the aperatio

w ns atlece sata

owing. to;snow “and + snow -slldes the:
‘onst bound’ train due. heve,at 12.20 a

/ mm, on Tuesdiy ald “not arrive. until
10.80. woe. .

AT _

A sleigh toad, ot. nurses rom the hos:

. tt enjoyed ny dyive on “yp nestay- even-
tng as far as Mrs. Suwle’shonie i

New Hazelton. "A. couple of ‘hours oft
musi and ‘social. chat. -wware e enjoyed

nd the,hostess served = ee he-

vs ‘to ‘BO:

Next Summer|

A Mr. Brown from. the United States |-
melt <again.

‘day
ine .
was. resumed, :

~. [her ~sister- atttheyHareltor-:

i Baseball Talk . :

~ New Grounds -
“New Hazelton]

“ ’
Tha: wenthar’ turned ‘mild the first
of the week and. the snow- started ta
‘That evening ‘and ‘each
and. evening -sitice |biseball talk
_Of course.there is lots
of BOW. on the. gromd yet, lint then iv}
duex no harm to talk, even if it will be
a month ov. 80 hefore the- boys eu get
out in the road and throw a’ ball. bout
The. New Hazelton boys are all hert

‘aenin’ “this year and from’ appearance:

of the industrial fiekis and the finun-
einl well- being -of all and sundry the;
will be here all sumer, or most. of i

anyway. . Besides: the team Jast yeu
which everyoue Will admit was pretty

good there are a-few more on: hand ane

just raring to go. One or two were
too young Inst year and, Tom. Wilhu

avas hurt. He will bein the guine thi:
Se1son_ again, Then AL Hall will be
‘here this SeHs0n, . unless he‘ qin get t

fob. of work some place else. :

Last. fall there was'a lot of talk 0°

a new: ball grounds. A location wa:

selected and the property has been’ se-
cured, al it. needs is:n- bunch of worl
to-put it in shape for playing. , There
ire ouly a few small tres. to he ent, 3
fey stumps to- pull and a Bittle grad

ing .to-be done, In fact the ground: .
were selected because they. required the
mitimum amount of work. There a1

lots. of boys and men available to de
‘the work, and there aré also somc
gootl horses arownd that’ could he se
cuted yery rensonably. If the hoy:
got: themyelves. organized: “with &, RooC
pot byexeenitivenada acatart” WLS, t

.be made. on: the. new, grounds g.soon- na”

‘the. frost. is gone, the grouds could be
in shupe for early “playing. |

RECEPTION TO BRIDE ‘AND
GROOM’

Mrs. Peter ‘Smith gave a reception
snd Mr, HHarold Gould, whose wed-
ding took place in Smithers Wednes:
day evening preceding. Mrs. Gould

ter of Mr. and Mrs, Peter Smith, .New
Hazelton,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Greer ant

and to wish them all the good thing

John .Rukin and was enthusiastically

thinked the people of ‘New Hazelton
for all their kindness.

Olof Hanson, M. P, for: Skeena hi:
been - put on the railway, canals and
telegraph, and on fhe marine and fish-
erles standing committees’ at Ottawa.

‘Missy Mussallem of “smithers startec
by cat last - Saturday ev ening tos, visi

When, ‘the: ear renched - ‘a. point, hetwee.

end they. ran Into a “snow dvitt’ that re!
fused to rive wry. ie driver bad ?

‘|-watk into: Néw Hazelton ‘to get anoth,’

cr ee ‘to uring, his passenger. fi aw
then. he had ‘ta. BO biiek. anc: dig ‘hiv
own car out. : Miss “Miissallen is. not
really enthnslaitie’ aboitt! Ww inter dv iv.
ing Nowe : yo ef

fore It" was time ‘for the 8
Lbs rat my

‘Capt. -Movtinier “paid - a “vislé: to, th:
Andfans at. iby: ga Jost: ‘Phnwedniy..

last Ifriday evening in honor of M.r|

was Miss Jessie Smith, eldest daeugh-

The bride and groom arriv-
ed in New. Hazelton Thursday morn-
ing to spend a short time here before
proceeiling to their new home nt Bar-
rett. The reception was held at the

‘nearly everyone in town. were,. present
to. welcome the. happy young couple

during.a long and happy life. The ey:
ening was spent in daneing. and. curds
and just before midnight the toast tc
the bride and groom was proposed by

dvank. The groom replied briefly, and

houpital’ T.

-the eight and uaine “mile posts: at’ th. |

of A ‘Trving of the ‘telegranh atte ~

Hazelton Wants -
Its New Hall —
~ Public Meeting|

‘have. been meetings. of Hazelton Social
Club: and of the Hazeltoii Horticuttur -
‘al Club: and then of the Social Chi,
On. Mondity night last the. Social’ clu:
called’ a. “public ineeting to be held is
‘Hortder’s halt. There were ‘about #
present. :
2‘The object of all 1 the meetings. we
‘to ascertain what could be done, abou
building a new hall for the town, K
A ‘number. of years the Social. Club i -
been raising funds’ for the purpose c'
building’. a new hall. ; At. the preset -
time: aomething like three thousni-
dolars-are on hand,
‘Recently arr: ingements were mae
for the _ prov incial government. ta xe
fhe property formerly: oecupled hy th,
‘police station and pollceman's re

that the Social Club would bid it:
for hull purposes,

- There was one ‘snggestion made thn
the. Socinl Club and Hortieultural 6°.
tlety unite and’ go after the hal} bur
ing, but this was not. approved hy ih’
Soctal Club, Hence ‘the “public. ineet
ing on Monday night. ‘

_' At the public meeting Wm. Grant 0
-enpied the chair and Miss McLean nc
ted as secretary... There. was: a L£ve-
| deal of interest displayed by-many 0.
those present, and a Jot of informatio:
was sought It appears that.there a1
not enough funds on hand to erect thy

: TA ( Good Ch Chance

During the past: ‘week or so) there}:

denée ‘at public anction, with the ide’.

{milk they will drink and an abundance

| |Bulkley Valley.
For Profit: on Farmer. Took.
Early’ Broilers 8 His Own Life

With’ ‘the prevailing. “After. the coroner, Dr. Agnew” of |
‘Smithers, | invesltagated the .death- of
Cart Waketleld‘of- Quick. he decided au.

low at

cost
fegds. there is. the: prospect of a fail
margin of. ptofit tor tiarket poultry
and the nutlook - for. the .spring: broiler

idence was ‘too evident ‘that it was ;
vase of suicide, The funeral was hela
on Tuesday afternoon from the United
Church in Smithers asd interment tov!
place in the Smithers cemetery. Ow-
ing to the ubsence from: town of Rev.
Mr. Donaldson of the United chure.
the services were conducted by: Re
Mr. Hale of the. ‘Anglican ehureh, |
-As reported last week Carl Wake-
field left hiy home: Saturday night ond .
‘his horse returned home alone on Bun-
day. This‘ was not considered out of

trade apper Us. to .be promising. AL
mule el.cks from: the early hatches nul
intended: tir breeding stock should In
separated from: the _yullets as “SOO 2
the xox can. be determined, Tf. intend
ed for good and profitable br oflers the
should uct be ‘neg sleeted. The youn.
mile needs the same: ¢ iveful attention
aul good teeding in -its early dev elop
ment as. the prospec tive laying millet.
“Any neglect | att the start will result i
a stunted aud unprofitable bird.
The.:young, minles intended for, nai:
ket. as: broflers require a good ‘stniter"
food for the first six weeks, ‘insurin:
A. well developed frame anda consti:
tition that wlll stand the last two 'o?
3 weeks necessary’ heavy feeding tt
finixh the ‘broiler for the -tep grade
Sturdy henlthy males of the heavy:
breeds should weigh rbot one pone ,
each nt six wel old and may then h
w orked onto-a developing and finish
ing ‘vation cousisting of 8 parts grour,
corn, 2 parts middlings, 1 part grou
onts Qvithout hulls) and 10 per: «
ment scrnps, plus all.the sour skimme

until Motidar. On-

heart. The. gun
by the side of the body.

There isa preat deal- of sympathy
thronghout the north for the berleved
family. - :

SOM FERTILITY EXPLAINED

, Soil fertility may | ‘be defined ag | the

of green feed. If aynilable, green a)
falfa is the best. The broilers, may lie
crate fed for the last week, but “will
finish well if confined on aninll gras

depends on the plant food in the soll,

condition of the soil, climatic and sea-
sonnl ‘conditions—moisture and tem-

ball, and the ideas of some 4s for.
ball that wold, he a real credit to te
‘town.
deal. more ‘money “than ts ‘tn’ sight a,
present Ways and mens “of raisiz:
the necessary funds were discussed
but mo definite aé¢tlon was- taken, 6x
eept that it was generally understou
that no one would bid against the Sc
efal Club at the auction sale of the le

‘lon Saturday.

The meeting was adjourned: fox om
week, nnd the ‘place of meeting will by
the same—Hodder’s- hall.

COM. -HENRY'S ITINTARY HERE

Special Lecture Sunday. Afternoon fo
the White People in St. Peters
° Church

When Com, R. Henry of the Salva
tion Arniy visits (his district early nex
month his nuetings will: be. held’ as fol
lows i . ;

In Glen Yowell ‘on  Bnturday, Marel
5th at 7 p,m. as

In Hazelton, on Sunday, Mnveh te
1 am, 8 p. mound at T p.m -

The meeting Sunday afternoon wit
take the form of u lecture and will Ir
held in St. Peters Church, Jt is es
peéelally for the white people and, al
returned sotdiers in the district vre re
quested to attend dia there w fi be son
thing of. special Interest to them.

On’ Monilay evening: aT Melock 4
farewell necting will be held df Wit
gnmax hall ta whieh all are iny itcil. :

‘Rev 8 8. H. Redman was appointed
treasurer of the Prince Rupert Preshy:
tery wl hea. that hody met in Prince Ru

tec. ‘Rev. T. a: ‘Allen of Terrice war
apnoluted statisticlan, ‘and’. to the Ey
angellam: and, Social. Service ‘committee
Revs ‘Mr’ Reaminn: ae Toh” "Newie®.

and. Prinee rupert are't \
of ‘Hazelton, Mrz, Fraser. fa

“Tawrty did not “get oye cont, from’ the”

pen. At this stage a moist man cour’ perature—and: cultural methods. The
e e proportion ¢

"?) gretind, corn in’ the: ration. should be: ‘Hr tot, qnonnt of Dlant. food. elements.
erensed- gradually: ‘tor ‘two-thirds ‘ot “th. of ““potential fertility, . and the rate
heen rege No. hae alt which | this store. of :. .potential food
grain should be, ‘fed. Five or sick Tb: mais ee draw ‘ be and me te vail.
of grain plus miik and green “feed wh, able fo crops he Cependent “ARES: «
‘produce a two pound broiler.

Fifty. ner cent, or over of the ently
hatches are mules: Usually there ‘|
a good demand at.a, “fair price for th
early product. if carefully handled, . ©
the late hatch there is always a xu
The cost of -eggs and inenbation hia
heen incurred in prodncits the pale’
Turn the surplus males to the best ac
ryiimtage, :

trification, ete.” Plant. food ‘may. he .
said o exist In the soil in at least two:
Fornis ‘though | no. sharp line of demur-'
ition ean be drawn between them.
By’ fay. fhe larger proportion exists ir
3 condition inseluhie in the soll-mhois-
ture and is therefore non-asshnilabdle |
hy crops. A ver y small proportion 0%
| the. totnl Bhuut. food 4s present in
water soluhile condition and it is- thir
cbexteemely snedy proportion - whieel
nontishes the.crop, ‘This may be term-
ed available pirat food. The conver.
san of the’ insoluble ‘stores of plant
feat of the satt- ingo forms which car
he rendily take. ap DY, the Plant, pro-,
woods very: slowky. caind itis. ‘the: supply
tot this av allable: plat! food. which. con:
controls to a arent, extent the. ‘fextility:
the soil. e :

ee
a

Pete Je ensen to.
Take Several _
Men to Claims.

phicer miners ‘nto the, Ingeuika dist:
riet, either fliis mouth or early nex’
J month, nnd he proposes, to work hi
two placer Tepes, on a Targer scale thay.
her ratofore,
a yam ta. t

Hon, RB. Rennett*informed the House “7
ae Commons Chit the, .Comservative. «

at. Tater Mra power promotor, arc a

ee soa ghee

"C Ciara, Sehultti, eturited: to: herhonie:
‘at: Beunent, Jas. Brida after: having’ | :

le. ‘Lspent, nev ‘eral: weeks here: and An: Baz.
“teltdn ae ar eres wae!

‘No: ahd

dnquest was not Necessary; eg the ev -

the ordinary’ and no search: was made -
Wednesday the”
hody was found in a field and:a gun

shot wound was found’ through the :
was on, the “ground

erp produetng, power. of the soil It °

aiid on such factors as :the ‘physical -

ly on conditions of tilth and season, ni-

Pete Jensen is taking’ fl . nomber of:

He ds: NOW, on for .