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by.a nice shot from. near center.

The final. section. of the game
was featured by. the many bril-
liant rushes by: Keddie, who with
Jardine ‘and: ‘Aldous. ‘starred for
the victors; One more goal was
registered by. Aldous. before the
game was. over. “The latter is
certainly one of the best men at
the hockey game today. He has!
played on the fastest amateur
teams'in Canada and only defer-
ence to request has kept him off
the fastest professional teams.
A marvel, of. speed, generalship
and accuracy,:in shooting from
all positions, .it is no disgrace for
any team to be beaten { by a seven
of which he is a member; that
the two Hazeltons have made
such a good showing against: the
new champions speaks volumes
for their ability, and assures all
those who haye so loyally follow-
ed their teams through victory
and defeat that they have been
served a brand of hockey well up

teams playing in the amateur
ranks i in the dominion.

red to Dr. Wallace near: the end
of the game, . Following the puck
into the corner his skates became
locked and he pitched with great
force against the boards. For
several minutes he was uncon-
scious and has a bad bruise over
hiseye..

Gy. North and Sinclair took the
places of referee and judge of
play, The teams-were the. same
as has represented these towns
throughout the season. :

After the game a dance was
held i in the Prince theatre, which
was attended- ‘by many of the vis-
itors, It-.was.a’ most enjoyable
affair and all present had 3 a good
time. , ; :

Hazelton’ Lost Easy Game -
Smithers won ‘another game on
Wednesday - night from the old
town by ascore of 8 to 2.. The
ice was particularly bad and ‘in
some places the bare ground was
sticking up. The ald town. was
entitled te the game, playing. all
arcund Smithers, but they ‘could
not connect with the net.’ Two
Smithers players: were off and
two green players on. Why the
old town did not win was not the |
fault of Smithers,

in calibre with that of any of the|

An unfortunate accident occur- |.

~~ jore was uncovered 90 feet north
'/of the shaft and on this a 12 foot! -
prospect shaft was sunk. The] -

two losses.
are billed to. play. in’ New' Hazel-
ton to-morrow: night, and: on: the
result depends: which team. ‘gets
second money.-.:The’ ‘following i is
the league standing:

lest
Smithers fae (6 2 Be
New Hazelton. ::.. a eer 2
Hazelton. ..........5 20 5.- 5)

Great Showings :
at Harris Mines

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another stope. To the south of
the shaft another drift was zun
55 ft. but was not encouraging
and was abandoned for the time
being. _

The richest ore was taken from
the south stope between. the 185
rand the’ 100 ft. levels. The vein
is 16 inches wide, with 8 inches
of clean shipping ore on the hang-
ing wall, while the rest is con-
eentrating ore. In the north
stope the vein is 21-2 feet wide
with 18 inches ‘of shipping ore.

‘A carload of ore from these
stopes will be brought to town
the first of the week and sent to
the Trail smelter.. Another car-
load will be ready next month and
the management anticipate ship-
ping every month during the year
or until such time as there is suf-

way of a permanent working
tunnel and continuing the main
shaft down to the 300 ft. level. -
As predicted: some: time. ago the
No. 1 vein‘is ‘the most ‘promising
of ail, although there has -been
little work done upon it. A shaft
was sunk to: the 100 foot. level
and a drift run to the north about] .
42 feet, but it'did not look 30 en-
couraging. . Later on a shoot of

vein was found te be 4 1-2 feet
wide with.14 inches of shipping
ore on the hanging wall and the
rest of the: vein is made-up of
concentrating ore. A general
average sample taken from 25
sacks of the ore returned .15 ozs.
gold,.173 ozs. silver and 32 per
cent lead with only 4 per cent of
zinc. In further developing this
vein it® is ‘proposed to continue!

over the Hazelton team, Smithers] back: to. the,
completed their schedule witha| tinue the
creditable showing. of six wins to|Tun.qun
‘The two’ Hazeltons| tnana

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‘thundred feet and made the main: —--

ficent funds on hand to devote to|:
further development work in the]:

iment it is. _proposed_ to: continue —

|}manently.

that- on. this : “vein: ‘they’ “will” ‘ope
up one:of. the- biggest. bodies. of
‘high grade ore in’ the camp. . At
present everything points. that
If their expectations are
correct the future: ‘of ‘the Harris
Mities‘is very’ ‘rosy.

For the: past. two: years. the. No.
2 vein has. ‘been ‘untouched so far
as development i is: concerned,

A tunnel’ has ‘been. started on
the No, 4 vein and when: they:
ean get around to it again this:
tunnel will be continued. several

working tunnel.. It comes out...
the side of. the hill. close. to the ©
“wagon road and close’ ‘to the ‘site
for the concentrator. . With a-
1200 foot tunnel, ‘part af. which
will be-a cross-cut to get: under: -
the No. 3.vein, a depth of. 700"
feet will be given on No.. 3 vein.
This tunnel will not be continued, :
however, until’the No. 3: shaft :
has. been sunk another hundred.’
feet with a winze possibly. another. :
50 feet ‘to make ‘sure of. their
ground before going tao fast; oe
Other known veins on the pro-
perty which as yet have not been .
touched are the Great Mogul, the
Silver Hill and the Oro-or-no-go..
This jatter vein lies right i in front
of the cabins and was discovered ..
last summer. It looked so good .
that a 22 foot prospect shaft was
sunk on it. - re
At the present time the com- _ ,
‘pany. is taking out an average ‘of’.
a.ton of shipping ore per day and.
about three tons of. soncentrating - a es
ore. The latter. is’ put on. the :
dump’ wntil sich ‘tite “as a con- . *
‘centrator can be installed. There -
are already several hundred tons | -
of this class of ore.) 5
~ Until, considerably more money -
is inthe treasury. for develop- | _

taking out ore and shipping i it.

Another Resifent ‘Attives: |

Stanley’ Reeve, ‘of Victoria, ar
rived: in town last. week ‘and: in
tends to make his home heret pe
He is. a. general mi
chant.with a long experience;: : “it:
is his intention to size: up the sit-
uation before finally: deciding. on:
a particular line to follow.’. Mr.
Reeve is welcome resident. '
is one of. the first. of the ma

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