Standard Mine. Soon the guard in front of the bank had three men firing at him and he called out for assistance to his companions inside. When they came out, two were killed instantly and a third was mortally wounded. The four who were remaining, all of them wounded, fled off into the nearby woods. Dan MacLean and Sperry Cline got a posse together and caught three of them, but the seventh got away. The three wounded bandits were taken to the Hazelton hospital and once they recovered they were brought to trial. Judge Young from Prince Rupert came and presided over the proceedings. It came out in court that these were the same men from the first robbery and were therefore already guilty of murder and that the bullets they were using were dumdums, a clear indication that they were willing to commit murder again. Judge Young sentenced them all to twenty years at the provincial penitentiary in New Westminster. The song "New Town" by Smithers musician Mark Perry tells the story of these events. Tourist attractions 'Ksan Historical Village is a Canadian heritage site located right where the Bulkley and Skeena rivers meet. Hagwilget Canyon Bridge is one of North America's highest suspension bridges. "Totem Pole Capital of the World" - tour the nearby native villages and see over four dozen classic totem poles. Steelhead fishing, at the nearby Kispiox River. Further reading Notes External links Populated places in the Regional District of Kitimat–Stikine District municipalities in British Columbia Skeena Country Ghost towns in British Columbia