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VARIETY OoOF CASES AT LAST WEEK‘S POLICE COURT Variety is the spide of Police Court, as the familiar quotation does not say. Last week‘s police court here was spiced all right. There was only the one drunk and he drew the usual reward. Five citizens were duly fined for allowing their horses or catâ€" tle to run at large. After a while the‘ folks wili get it through their heads that ‘horses and cattle are not wanted on the streets of the Town of Timmins. As they dearn this fact, the Town gets a few honest dollars in fines. Same way with the byâ€"laws regarding tyaffic and automobiles. One man was fined last week on two separate counts, and another paid a fine for parking on the wrong side of the street. The police suggest that they will stop having these traffic and auto cases when everybody observes the rules and regulations for the ;safe-ty and convenience of the pubâ€" ;lic. Preliminary hearing was given by Magistrate Atkinson in two cases of men charged with illegally having gold ore in their possession. Joseph Marian, on this charge, was commitâ€" ted for trial before the Judge. Failâ€" ing to obtain the required bail, Marâ€" ian was taken to North Bay last week. He will likely. be tried at an early date by Judge Caron at Cochâ€" rane. A similar charge against A. Gagne resulted in an aequittal. A quantity of gold was found in the safe of Gagne‘s store, but the exâ€" planation was that Marian bhad ‘been foolishly flashing this valuable stuff around street while under the inâ€" Auence of liquor and the, gold had simply been taken‘ from him and placed in the safe for safeâ€"keeping. A young man who had ‘been acting queerly for some days past and eventâ€" ually â€" became dangerously â€" violent, was committed to an asylum. When he was taken down on Friday‘s noon train he created some excitement by battling with the police. Eventually he had to be put in a straight jacket. Constable Oscar Lemieux took the sick man to North Bay, and on the trip had trouble with ‘his patient more than once, but by a combination of streneth and diplomaey eventually landed the man at his destination at the Bay. man OT only bhave Bellingham, Wash., and Victoria, B.C., been brought into closer connection and more friendly relations by the recent inauguration of a ferry motor transport service by the new Canadian Pacific "Motor Princess", but western tourists as a whole have been provided with a new route to the Capital City of British Columbia, and one that has the alluring charm and refreshing diversion of a three and a half hours‘ water trip. The new wate! route for touring motorists from the mainland to Vancouver Island forms the base of a triangle which provides a circuit tour from Victoria through Nanaimo and Vancouver and via the beautiful Paciâ€" fic Highway through New Westminster and Bellingâ€" ham to Oregon and Washington destinations, _ This tour takes one through some of the most beautiful scenery on the continent. Exhilarating sea breezes are enjoyed alont the whole route, which is through wuntry the climate of which is so delightfully named Hoolihan, charged 1. The C. P. 8. 8. Motor Princess. West Coast Motor Tour with an attempted criminal assault, was sentenced to three months at North Bay. According to the eviâ€" dence ke entered respectable Monâ€" eta home at night and acted impropâ€" erly. He denied being inside the house on the evening in question, but the evidence for the prosecution upâ€" set his story. He made enough adâ€" missions to just about convict himâ€" self. PLANS FILED FOR COBALT NORTH BAY TRUNK ROAD The last issue of The Haileyburian econtains the following paragraph :â€"â€" ‘‘Definite word has been received from Toronto that final plans for the proposed highway connecting North Bay with Cobalt, had been filed in the Department of Highways. It is expected that work on the project will ibe commenced in the very near future.‘‘ When ‘Omer smote ‘is bloomin‘ lyre, E‘d ‘eard men sing by land and sea: An‘ what ‘e thought ‘e might require, ‘E went an‘ tookâ€"the same as me. â€"Kipling. 2. Chuckaunt Drive, a link in the Pacific Highway. Dance floor on the ferry. 1 Victoria,| equable, that the semiâ€"tropical foliage is pleasing to n and more | the eye and fragrant the year round. T OMUT LE .+ cone ah ie mm Roadster (3â€"Pass.) ..__._.._. Coupeâ€"Road.{(2â€"Pass.) ... PC\ O id ces LALUHLâ€"SLX 5â€"Pass., 112" W. B., 40 H. P In addition, the ferry links the wonderful roads on Vancouver Island with the California Bee Line, the western arc of the great 6,000 mile circle tour which embraces twelve national parks in the United States and three in Canada, and of which the Banffâ€" Windermere Highway through the Canadian Rockies, to be officially opened on June 30th, forms one of the most delightful parts. The ship which has made this Mainlandâ€"Islandâ€" Circle tour possible was specially designed fo#f the service and possesses many distinctive features. She has parking space for 50 automobiles on two decks and accommodation for 250 passengers. A saloon, smoking room, restaurant, dance floor and deck spaces for promenading have been fitted up for the convenience of the travelling public, and the vessel is equipped with twin diesel engines which ensure a speed of 14 knots in all weathers. Marshallâ€"Ecclestone, Limited TIMMINS x ONTARIO T erms to Meet Your Convenience C OULIDE 1. ++ ce Roadster (2â€"Pass.) 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