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NEW! W'HAZELTON, B ‘C.,. WEDNESDAY. MAY 2, 1928

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Terrace Playing

Golf on Their’
| New Grounds}

The Terrace Golf Course is now un:
‘der way. The first enthusiasts were
‘out in their regalia and clubs Inst: Sun:
day afternoon and. although there: was
quite a chill wind. blowing the boys
puffed out their chests and exclaimed
“Ah, but if was fine!” “While only a
few in town linve the: hecessary tools
for golf as yet, there are quite a num-
ber inaking out thelr order forms and

n number of the young gaffers aré ‘on.

au hunt for information ‘as to just what
the enddy is supposed to do and how
he is to induce the ‘players to ‘realize
that he is o a receptive creature after
packing t sack, cof iron and wood | a
aéternoon, : ;

aA “puplle ‘meeting called by the Golf
Committee. of the Board of Trade war
held in the Terrace Theatre on..Tues-
day, April-24th, J, K. Gordon was itl
the chair, Others. ‘present were ‘Geo.
Dover, W.-H. Burriett, A, H. Barker;
A. Attree, S. Kirkaldy, F. Bishop, RE:
W. Riley, BE, ‘I. Kenney, 8. Brooks, ‘T
Marsh, G. Hoimwood, H. - Haltiwell,
Rey, W. Allen and Mrs. Dover, and R.
f  Corlett.
HY, Halliwell acted as secretary, Mr,
Barker presented the ‘committee's re-
* port stating that many sites had beer:
considered for a course;-and had-“come
to the conclusion tlie Little pre-emption
was the most satisfactory, but the first
terms ‘were, not considered practicable.
New terms hove since been arranged
; with Mr. Little, they being for a term
of twenty years with: a rental of $10C
per year for the first ten- “years, anc
$200 per year for the second ten, and
a. complimentary: ticket. Mr, | -Little

felt sure that'no one ‘else would. cleat

und fence between 35 and 40 acres an¢
rent it for any such sum. ‘The inerenst
in the rent forthe. second ‘ten yerr:.
was to provided for the. anticipatec
g} euhanced value-of the land; and: ‘to pro-
, Vide for the increased taxes, , The ‘¢cini
has the privilege to give upthe lease
at any time, or they. could. ‘purehasc
4 the lund for $8,000 and interesfton thi
portion unpaid. While the commit:
tee did net recommend the. acceptance
of the offere they expressed the belie”
e 6that a more attractive offer could Ao:
- be secured anywhere.

The proposed course is close to ‘town.
ad thus many would join who would
Aho If the grumms were far out, and
ws it was along the railway it woule
do a lot to advertine- itself, A elu!

A) house at present is. not: required, anc:
the members could. start phnying a
» once, The only disadvantage. was ‘it
a Could not he extended to an 18 hole
; votrse,
i The committee recommended tha.
4 the meeting deeite. Upon the -mem

hership fee and with the first tioney-1&

Abs Peceived pay the first yerr's rental
q A letter from C. oY. Britt. of Prine
Rupert. sugrested that if 100° mem
hers could be: enrolled the Cy N, R
a Would then probably. consider: puttiny-
ROU RR eheelectrie aur .
catia 'T, sennes Bhoke favorably + to. or
; Aiidsing a po club ind -necepthuig. thr
Puffer’ of Mi, Tittle,’ expressing his be
lie? that it wah a most: #enerous - offer
vl one that could not be equaled. Ee.
“any onde cuterlur to the’ Wishes of
PAG reonte ap Prince Rupert svhere: ;
oat portion of. thelr |
“Me From, Matiy - others: psa spoke
avor of the movement’ ‘and finall: .
‘ InatHon of Mr. Haliwelt: cand My:
tren tf was deel dad ta appoint com ;
hittes of seven, five. to: ‘bes appointed : ‘at
ptt meoting ‘and ‘two Jater,’ ‘to: carts.
0, The fitlowing Were: nominated
ate Barket, Burnvtt!. B. T.Kenney
ivka ly. and» Dover.: After * the: ‘pen:

“Al jueethip the s reelul :
bs first semalon,, oe committee ae

“bpack horses may get

suphort was-te |

: tion: .

Changes Made |
in the Mohawk
| Management|

Mohawk Mining Co. held recently in
‘Vaneouver Ed. iG Brown presented his
resignation ‘as ‘ president and general
manager, The directors accepted the
resignation and, untill the affairs of
the - company. in Vancouver are ready
for re-organization, W. 8. Harris and
Jock Robertson: will ‘carry on the busi-
ness end. -Al. Harris who was present
at the meeting returned; to New, Haz:
elton Wednesday evening last... He says
that the work of mining and develope-
ment of~ the: Mohawk . “Will continue,
as before, any: Te- organization of the
business end. will not effect. the mine.
The drift: tunnel’ on the fifty foot
level ‘is being’ ‘earried forward and is
now: in 140 feet with four feet of ore
in the face of which sixteen inches
are high grade and the rest is mill.
feed. ‘The plans are to do a. little mdre
prospecting ‘around - the' hanging wail
on this level and also to continue. the
tunnel further ahend. At thé same time
n lot of ore is being: taken ont, sorted
and jigged and two tons of high grade
‘a day ure being hauled. to the depot,
at New Hazelton, - This: Wil shortly
be increased to three tons
Mr. Harris says that this is very high
grade. . Only: the best is being picked
out. He also: reports the jige is doing.
very fine work and working well.

Mining, N otes

“At a mestiiig, of the directors of the}'

per day.. .

|More Ore From
The Silver Cup
- Bigger Shoots

‘Sinice the report of operations last
Week at the Ailver Cup mine the ore
in the'No,-3 drift has widened out to
a full face of. tive feet, one half of it
js high: grade and ‘the other half is .of
a god milling: grade, In the No. 4 the
work has been chiefly. in straightening
out the tunnel. and thus shortening the
ore haul. : There’ will be a carload of
High grade: shipped. out. this week and
next: week the shipments will be made
in sacka and. a higher grade of ore will
be. sent out.’ A White truck arrived
for the Duke Mining Co, this week and
it has. been put into commission.

property and he expressed himself ag
most agreeably surprised at the won-
derful change that had taken place in
‘the mine ‘since his last visit. He had
been - waiting to, see what the No, 4
drift tuinel would produce, ashe Q@Xx-
pected the future: of the mine would
be prety well defined by that tunnel,

Se ane oR a cate

SILVER CUP. IS BETTER YET

Engineer says that., Reports. Printed
Thus far are ‘Very Modest

After completing a fourteen days
sainpling test at the Silver ‘Cup mine
HL. F. 8, Woolverton, of General Bx-
ploration (o., Ltd., left Sunday for
Terrace on mining business. He: told
the. Herald. that anything: this paper

LW. 8. Harris is expected ‘to arrive |
in New ~ Hazeltou next .- Wednesday
night nid ‘he “will - get work - started.
on the New. Hazelton Gold and: Cobalt
property. on’ Roucher de. Bowle Moun-
tain. aS new syndicate of Vancouver

men heve. taken ver this proper ty,
and will develope it. .

One of’ the first things te be done
will be to extend the tram a consider.
able distauce down the Hill so. the:
the ore more
rendily. From. the end ‘of the- new
tram it will. be. packed. to Carnaby
from which , Dotnet: it will be shipped.

Befure the summer is far advane-
ed this property will again be shipping

ore, and at the same time extensive

developement ‘work will be going: on
In the past some yery rich ore. haa |’
been. taken from ‘this mine and while

v ery. high,

The Sunrise “property on?
Mile Mountain recently: ‘taken over
by Jones of Vaneouver, 2" Imining en~
glueer, and his *ussoclates., has ‘been
stocked. nnd. ng. early, dn. June. ns poa-
sible | ‘operations : will be undertaken on
u large scale.

grade of ore is

Nine

Free Picture Show Coming

The Forestry, : educational a will
‘be: ini’ New. Huzelton and ‘Hazelton on
Saturday: May: 12th and “the: general
public: Is: invited to take adyaninge. of
the opportunity to: visit the ‘ear and. to
see. 5,000 feat: of. British Columbia
fils. free, ., The.  pleture show. is.‘ en:
titled | “The: Red: “Destroyer” nnd. At ts:
well” worth: ‘seeing. This. enn’ is “‘Inak-
Stojis. at, all the: ‘points: “long. the. rel oN.
R. dn connection” ‘with forest ‘protec:
lt, will. be. fomnd: most interest- |

the shipments have not .been large t the .

* |had’ said wbout' the ‘Silver Cap ‘wais' in-:
dead” very, mild... The ore bodies and
the. grade of the, ,ore ds not only fully
as ood as hag “been reported> but -isT:
better...” ‘He expressed ‘the opinion’ that

@ position to go on a shipfing basis of
He was

ing. and. he looks. for the Cup to be n
noney: making’ property. He gives n
‘Tot of credit to Mr. Dornberg for his
courage to continue operations alone
on the property and to bring it to such
a high standard as-a producer,

HOSPITAL DAY PLANS"

Cotimnittes in Charge Has About Com-
|. Dleted its “Work—Good Time is
. Assured for Two Days

‘The anal celebration of Hospital
Dry. will be observed
with the ‘Hazelton Hospital on Sat-
urday, May 12, ‘The celebration will
{really start the evening before when a.
concert will be held In the Assembly
Hall, Hazelton,. from & to 9.80 to be
follow: ed by a dance... On the program

“‘Ithere will be speeches by Rey. Mr].
“Gibson of Smithers ant liy: Dr, Leon.
There will: also be sey-|-
The. dance is |:

ard Werinch.-
exal. musical numbers,
to: start-.at 9,80, and there. ‘will hea

tures’ are free,
there ‘WiE-be. a ladies | soft. ‘ball gone

starting at 2.90 to ba. followed" ‘by nov-
elty: ‘Taces ‘and: “other: events.’ At 4.30.

ments,’ A’-cordial invitetlon 18: extend:
ed bis all ro. be: ‘present,

Mrs: Hagin ‘of ‘Copp Clty was oy

- jot tHe. We k

Last week Douglas Lay visited: the}:

(Consolidated.
Takes Options

ton on Wednesday night from Van
couver where he has been all. winter,
Ee ‘is representing the Trail Consoli-
dated, and on Thursday went down to
Terrace in company with Russel Smith
Hugh has taken an option on Smith's

Properties “the M &’M and MN & K”
on Legate Creek, opposite Pacific.
These two groups are reported*to be
big showings, . suffictent to interest
the Consolidated. Work is to be done
on them this summer to test them out.

-JUDSON COMPANY OPERATING

C, O. Duncan, representing the Jua-
son Pile, Pole & Timber Co. of Van-
couver, returned Wednesday: after -

business trip south. ‘He was accom-
panied to Terrace by Mr. Judson whe
has taken the Sundal residence and ir
to be here for some months looking af.
ter the interests of his company. , To

‘|Terrace the coming of this new firm

to tuke out cedar Doles and Piling it i:
of the greatest importance. It is an
industry worthy of every support. A
god many men find employment in
the pole camps and they make good
wages. -The Judso Co, will operate up
towards the Kalum country for a start
but expect to branch ont so that they
will soon be second: to. no firm takin:
out cedar. Most of their poles will be
shipped to the coast,

| The road to the Bulkley Valley, is in
pretty‘ fair shape “now. © ‘From: = "New |

‘with ore in aight: thé: Silver .Cup ds in
between 30 and 40 tons of ore per day |-

‘jfor o long perod of years.
more than satisfied with his sampl-|:

in eunnection |

charge made for it, but alt other fea.

- On. Saturday. at the: Fiospital grounds :

onivard: will be the reception: at the) :
hospital and nurses ‘héme.and: refresh- :

Hazelton to Twenty,. ‘Mile the grader |
bas ‘been over it; but from ‘there on’ the
‘boys say’ ‘it is not to bad. ‘There have

- Pacific Mines|

Hugh ‘Barrie arrived in New. Hazel- |.

To Ship Ore i in
Two Months
From Diadem

Fred. Lowensbery, formerly, of Al-
aska,. and now in charge of the devel:
opment of the Diadem property near
Usk, was in town the first of the week
He is associated. ‘with Mr, “Wodlverton
im the property ‘and they have plans’
for large scgle development. _ There
are three men on: the work now, but.
for the past two or three weeks they
have been employed chiefly: in puttin;
the read in shape and getting in the
compressor. and supplies, The pro-
perty is a gold-copper with possibilities
of being. one: of ‘the big things of the
north. «Several engineers have exain- .
ined jt_in the past’ and all were very
favorably’ impressed, ‘and ‘several of- .
fers have been made ‘for it since ‘the 7
o | Bresent operators have taken it up.

- Mr. Lowensbery informed the Herald
that he was confident he had true fis-
sure veins and his first work. wag: Bo:
ing to be to prove the truth of his con. .
tention. While doing - ihig he woulg
also be taking out_ore, and he hopes
.to start shipping ore to Granby smel,,
ter within two months, There are
five parallel yelns on the property and
all’can be tapped with a cross cut tun-

backs. Tt is only a mile and a halt
from the mine to the. Hanall siding. A:
two ton Reo truck has’ been taken jn |
te hendle the supplies for the present
from Usk to the mine and later to zhau)
ere. Until-a bridge or two. has ‘been
put in shape it will: be impossible to

get the, truck into. full. act!

been ‘quité: 2) faumber* f ; 7
ready, this: ‘spring and they. are e making.
pretty. good. time. :

4

heme Tey eee esa Se

erty

or ten acres at
for yourself and family.

available at the old.
. “but these cannot: be

Land adjoins New ‘Hazelton
railway; school: and churches..
numerous’ mines now working: It i is s exellent :
; ‘land for gardens, fruit and poultry.

: ‘There | are a number of Five

Come on get in now while it is easy. “Get five .
New Hazelton and make'a home -

It. will be worth. real

‘Money I ina year if ‘you improve i it this year. a, 4

~ Keep a. Cow and Poultry: and
«Have, Your Own Big Garden

and. enjoys roads,
It is close ‘to the: TT

arid Ten 4 acre blocks |

prices. and.on the old. terms, ”
guaranteed for longy a.

nel which will give them 600 feet of