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“Not Overtake=-Visitors

“On a: cheavy. sheet of ice “‘peer-

Claus | downfall of. snow, © some
chanks easily ‘as big .as a small
mattress in an empty room, ‘the
seven from New Hazelton. took
the:short end. of the score in a.
bitterly fought game.at Smithers.
Saturday night; The Miners de-
serve all the glory as they out- ~
gamed. their heavier: opponents | .
all the way on their own pond.
Jack Aldous was the bright par-
tieular party for the Gondoliers,-| °
but aside from one spectacular
dash when he broke a trail and.
earried the little black thing the
entire length of the: works for a
goal, he was easily held... Edgar
Harris, Mitchell and Walter Me-
Kenzie dealt-him a world of mis-
ery with their stonewall defence.
The game was marred in spots| -
by rough duings, Aldous: being
the first offender, Edgar Harris,

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ious times. The above warriers

fence ‘and take a- look. at: the
game. cui
“Goal Umpire Miller: ‘allowed a
goal. for, the Smithereeners that
had. dribbled. through a hole in|
However, that’s:
something else. yet Mawruss, as)
Abe Potash might tell us. _
a The. first: goal. was a horse:stioe
by: Doe. Wallace, “the physician
taking a ‘‘Help! Help!’’: chance

ber Heel ‘oozed’ in through the
‘| ''Way Down .Hast’’: -snowflakes.

‘In the second period the ‘Gon-

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"Regal" and “pertoc

doliers got two more, one of. the
said goals being an assist from
the “Umps” via the side nets.
The Miners by perfect -combina-

tion play ‘also: wrung: the - gong,

Mitchell being the Mick- Macker.

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.| Edgar’ Harris. went ° intoa goal
post with ‘his features about this
time and retired. to the’: Turkish

in his lip... -
Tn the: final ‘Aldous ‘got away

a

‘and Faweett followed with No.5

n Initial Period ‘Which New: Hazelton a |
Monopolized Play. Throvghout
But Goaltender McWha Had Bad Luck

‘By J. Riley ing: slowly through McWhe’s sr
ners. 1 _
ite ‘hammer. ‘and: tongs, Edgar ob
Harris and MeKenzie scoring’ a :

sticceasively: cones

the, boards a little later. with. Ad os:
dous, losing. part: of: his. yight ear.
The pombardment was well taken|

eare of by the. Smitherston’ goal on
tender and there: was, no, further, . of

counting.

las Hudson Bay.

rock elm clubs, ‘Mitch?’ and: Me-|:
Kenzie kinda don’t look for, any.
further instructions. :

crowd and fourteen of them, were
of the fairest and:br é
see if they.¢ can duplicate.

ers...
a clean player. (00.

also drew a chance to sit on the].
come- -back, When. he® and: Ed:

gar get. to rolling, these profes: SR
sors have to skate: fast” to keep]: -

from the right wing at about 30): °:
yards and Mr. O’Sullivan’s- Rub-|>> -

‘room for repairs with a nasty « eut}: :

and scored ‘practically unaided|v

a minute later, the last one ‘rolle|b

NARROW MARGE

The Miners then’ OW

* Edgar went.-into

“Long. Shots =
“Tateh” was: there. as’ strong

‘When it comes to: handling the

“We. took. up: sixty: -four. in. our

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~‘Jardine ‘shows well. for. Smith-|

Johnny Mor-
rison and Faweett looked good. *

AL “artis is: ‘some. kind ofa

within whispering distance.

know it—that is provided nobody

‘erate into’. a semi-pro- -
good: bye sport.

‘Hockey’ “Schedule

Hazelton at Smithers. - “Jan:
New: Hazelton at” Hazelton‘:
New Hazelton at Smithers:
Smithers at New. Hazelton |
‘Smithers at: Hazelton Bote.
Hazelton at New. Hazelton...."'
Hazelton at Smithers: ‘-. -...

Smithers at Hazelton.
Smithers at New  Hasclon .

“Amos Godfrey got back

The Fort William: fellow-is|

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a. ‘lands in Range. 4, Coast.

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‘TOWNSITE SALES ‘conDUCTED ,

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. Cancellation of Reserve

OTICE 18. ‘HEREBY GIVEN: thet ;
the reserves “existing ‘upon ‘Crown
istrict:' Range

B, Coast District;.and in. ‘Cassiar ’ Dis-

a trict; and: situated :.in | the vicinity; . of
: ‘Ootsa’ and Francois. Lakes: in the: water-

|) ghéd‘of the Morice: River ini the vitin-
jty’of Endako and Bulkley | Rivers}: in
Townships:14,; 2a and 3, Range 6, Coast
District; on the Kispiox, River; onthe

‘River, which anid reserves were, estab- -
lished respectively by two ‘notices. ap-

ih notices appearing in the British, Colum-
>. hia, Gazette inthe issues of ‘May. 26th,
L11910:; November .1st,. 1906; September

10th; "1908: ‘Pebruary ‘bth; 19095 ‘and
July 2nd,. 1908; are. cancelled in’ so, far
as the: dame: “affecta the’ ‘aequisition of

“Coal and. Petroleum Act? 60
RAs RENWICK.

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"| WHERE: QUALITY : REIGNS ; SUPREME [00° ”

It yor are. nterested n

ritish.

Kitsumgallum River; and:on’ the Nass fe

ie “12 pearing in.the'British Columbia Gazette _ - aa
the, issue. of. May Bth, 1910, ‘arid: by

said lands under the .provisions of” ‘the _

be uty Minister of, Lands _