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Prospectors,

HAZELTON

The Distributing Point
for the Great Northern

“THE OMINECA MINER: ‘SATURDAY, August’ “A. 1914, _

Interior:

Miners,
Landseekers, Surveyors
and Sportsmen will find

the merchants of Ha-

zelton prepared to meet

every requirement in

-outhitarid supplies. Hav-
ing been engaged for
many years in outhtting

parties for the Northern

Intenor, Hazelton ‘busi-
ness men are qualified

to give valuable advice:

and assistance to new-
comers.

Hazelton is situated at

the confluence of. the —
Bulkley and Skeena
rivers, a mile and a
quarter from South Ha- -

zelton station on the
Grand Trunk Pacific

railway.

‘may be addressed to.

The’ —

-Omimeca Miner

Hazelton, B. con

Enquiries »

ee SEGEE ES Tad EDS COEP EES ee a aaa aaa mn

‘(Several members of ‘the’ New|’
a Hazelton team‘ were also’ guesta ‘

In the matter of the Administeation

Act and In the matter of the Es-

tate of A. Haddi, otherwise Dris
adtkoff, deceased, intestate,

PEPER CEL OP LE EEE Eee i
NOTICE

RO In THe SupREue Court of British
: COLUMBIA,

“ Notlee’§ is hereb

TARE NOTICE that by an order of | eagon:—

His Honor Judge Young; dated 28th
“day of July, 1914, I waa a appointed Ad-| Euteuk, Babine’ and .T
ministrator of the Eatate of the sald A.|the watersheds of the ‘Morice, Drift-7.
Haddi, otherwise Dris Hadikoff.

rties having claims againat Kigplox), and K
Estate are he .
to forward the same, properly verified,.

_ All
the sai

reby requested | Cabin) rivers,

te. me before the 2th day of Au August, ‘Forest Branch,

1914, and
- the ga

oo”

parties indeb
id Estate are requited to pay
the amount of their ini eblednent 1
- ma forthw
. Dated Bat day of July; 1914::
ot STEPHEN A. HOSKINE;
- Official Addeninintrstor,”
- Hatelton, B a.

NOTICE .

Ceara

after Auguat 15, the followin
are exempt. from the operation of sec-
tion 108 of the ‘*Forest Act," relating
to the issuance of flre permita for burn-
ing, during the remainder of the. close

Hazelton, Aug, 3, 19.,

given that on and
districts

The watersheds at Franeola, Ootsa
es and

wood, Babine Upper Skeena (north of] Mr
a (north of - Firat ar

R Thieter Ns seat. t!
coe fd 49

(Continued from Page One).

the side retired. Stenstrom
scored the first ran off: Blanch-
ette’s hit to center in their half
of this frame, and the New Ha-
zelton supporters went frantic.

In the sixth Graham Rock was
caught out at the home plate

from a perfect peg by O’Shea
from esnter field off Stokke’s hit.

It was in the eighth that Pike
broke up the game in almost the
same way ashe did on the pre-
vious Sunday. With Bob and
Graham Rock on bases and’ two
strikes on him, he connected and
‘drove the ball into the woods,

sending home the two runs ‘that
decided the fight. If that boy is
not an outfielder in one of the
big leagues in less than two
years we miss our guess,

New Hazelton had two more
‘chances, but they were prompt»
ly retired in each i inning and the
game was over.

Several -pretty spectacular
plays were pulled off by either
team that kept the crowd on
edge all through the game, The
winners deserved their victory,
they earned it both in fielding
and at the bat. The losers lost a
good game and the team showed
they were good losers. It ‘is
harder to be a good loser than oF
good winner.

The New Hazelton supporters
naturally felt disappointment.
They had made a supreme effort
to put the best material available

‘up for the final games, and al-|;

though they did not capture the
coveted cup, they had the satis-
faction of having foreed into the
closing games two teams ‘better
than which no two towns of the
size In the U. 8, can boast, —

Hazelton scored two runs from
6 hits. New Hazelton scored
one run from § hits,

Jennings struck out 12: and
walked 8, © Pike struck out 7 and
walked none. .

~The lineup was: .
NEW HAZELTON |
Barrett . = ¢ Stokke
J,Jennings . p _° ‘Pike
Welch © lb .G. G.'Rock
Tobey 2) =»: Bob Rock
Hodgins -..~. Sb - Sinclair
Blanchette 88 Dov, Rock

: orf  Q’Shea
a. cf Lipp
§. Stenstrom. if

C, O'Neill, umpire. *

The team were ‘billed to-go to
Rupert on. Thursday for two ex-
hibition. games, but received a
wire not to come, as the: rainy
weather made the grounds im-
possible for play;

-The preliminary trial of Sam|
Morris, the negro charged with| .

shooting Section Foreman Red.
McDonald, will be held. here on
Tuesday next. : The victim of the
hooting is recovering. ‘from his
wounds and will be.a witness, :

“On _Monday: evening R. G,

Moseley, proprietor of the Hazel-

ton Hotel, invited: the champion
Tigers and the baseball. fang of
the-town to a banquet, ‘which
proved .a highly successful affair.

at the affair.

At the gerieral meeting, ‘of. the!

‘Overseas Ctub, held last evening,
it was decided to reorganiée, and

a meeting: for that: purpoge. will]
beheld in the St. Andrew’s hall} «

next Friday evening, August 14,

at 8:30, to which all Britioh Bub- 1

jécts are cordially invited...

sation

Macdonald

HAZELTON RIFLE ASSN, Yrs

The active membership of
Hazelton Rifle" Association, -was/:
largely augmented at an adjourn-
ed general meeting held in’ the],
courtroom on Thursday evening.
Fifty names are now on the_roil,
but there is no limit on member-
ship, and the officers hope to se-
cure further names,

For the remainder of the sea-
son, rifle practice will be held on
the ranges every Saturday ‘and
Sunday - afternoon, shooting be-
ginning at 2:30, -

the drill squad are requested to
send in their names to the cap-
tain.

These officers have been elect-
ed for the year: A; R. Macdonald,
captain; Charles Reid, vice-cap-
tain; H. E. Holliday, see.-trens;
The executive committee is: S.
H, Hoskins, G, R. Middleton, L
D. Fulton, H. CG. Kinghorn.

A special service. will be held
tomorrow morning, in St, Peter’s
Church, the preacher heing . the
Rev. J. K, Wright, of the British
and Foreign Bible. Society. A

the Society’s work.

Phone 800 _ . BO. Box 1685
HARRISON W. ROGERS °
; ARCHITECT

Special Attention to Out of Town Clients

Suite Ong, Feprnar RLacK,
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.

STUART J. MARTIN
Provincial Assayer

EXPERT = -.
Watch Repairing -

WATCHES - JEWELRY...

Members who desire’ to ‘join|.

equipment will be.sold by public

collection will be taken in aid of.

crops of grain, fruit, and garden
truek, For large map,: full.in-
structions and information, ‘and

ceptionally good claims, send
$8.40 to John Keefe, Oregon
City, ‘Oregon, | ‘Three years &
U.S. surveyor and - timberman,.
An opportunity to. get a ‘good
fertile free homestead near town

; Notice:
Notice is ‘hereby - given that
thirty days from. date the follow-
ing. described packhorses ‘and

aution‘at Hazelton, for wintering
chargés and expenses, ‘unless
same are paid before that date:|
. Buckskin gelding, branded H§

B, 6. Anthracite Co,

Dated 11th July, 1914.

| Clothes That
Hold Their ©
Shape

Hobberlin’ Clothes are al,
ways tailored. right, They
always hold their shape,
_No partis stinted. We can.
. please the most particular
dresser with Hobberlin gar-
menta. Drop in and have a-
look at fhe. new “spring
pamples,

'|0. A. RAGSTAD, | Smithers|

~-Bawelton, BG,

‘gdod- valley: ey
farming Jand® just thipwn: open >"
for.“free- settlement. in Oregon. ‘a
Over 200, 000 acres in-all:” Good |: s
climate, “rich soil, and does not -
require irrigation to raise finest}:

a'plat of several sections of ex- |:

and market, | BB].

on left shoulder {} on right hip, |
said to belong to the Copper Riv-
+} er Coal Co,

Brown gelding, branded A on].
{right ‘hip, paid. to belong to the|.

A. W. CORNER, |

NOEL & ROCK |

P “OF Smithers | - pe
will be. in -Hazelton “from {} ~
. June 16 until further notice. -:{ °

Dental work. of’ every. ‘des. a
: eription. -
ee guaranteed. °

bearer te
PGT. ‘Tueas ee a
LUCAS & LUCAS

0. , Barrlatera-and: Solicitors
* Rogers Building © 7

‘Taliphose Sernour 698° \ Waricouvers B Gr

Mines |

Good Properties tors sale : _ ‘Cash oF on a -
Bona. avelopment and: ;
: Assesment fork. edna

Carr Brother

: “Hazelton, u a rt a

) _n res
. ‘J. A. LeRoy J: ‘Nation :

Hotel. war

Cor. Abbott: and Water Streets,

Vancouver

-Enropean Plan $1. wo to gee.

Water. fiteam Heated.
‘Motor Bus Mveta ‘ All Boats’ and
oo  eaings

QUALITY STORE] . |

Highest market prices paid for,
Raw F Furs +

“DRY. GOODS
Men's: Furnishings. . og ;
Hardware ° " Grocers | -

Orders may be left at Noel & Rock's, Hazelton - 4

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R. Cu

- ~PORT vilnins

Established 1870.

umingham { & Son, Lid |

“TaazELTON Co.

sdident “Mra, Newiek e
aley were peed Sj

ECONOMY FRUIT SEALERS |
Quarts and Pints at $1.50 per o

COVERS AN D RUBBERS -

- Aluminum Nested. Kettles. and’.
~ Complete Camping Outfits - -

We have ‘to hand’a good shipment of this. Wat
ih strong and ‘durable, for the ‘trail: and the. hill

Dr. J aeger’s Sanitary Woollens
“Ladies Outing Sets, Sweater Coats
Shawls, Hats, and. Caps.

The. latest yes out, The p price i is the same ‘all over

Canada ©

. Careful. attention - aa

Oa. Grail’ and Pender” Le

* Rooms with Baths, ‘Hot and Cold 1 an