THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, AUGUST i, 1914.

is a a one

See ee te

BULKLEY VALLEY FAIR}

' TO BE

HELD

AT TELKWA, B.C.
On September 18 and 19, 1914

For the information of intending exhibitors, the following

list of classes, 2

te,, is published.

DIvVisiON 1—HORSES

Class A- Stallions: 1, Draught;
2, Other than Dranght, 8 prizes.

Class B— Brood Mares: 1,
Draught Mares; 2, General Par-
pose Mares; 3, Light Mares.

Class C—-Teams: 1, Draught
Team; 9, General Purpose Team,
(settlers only, and free-for-all}
8, Driving Team (settlers only
and free-for-all).

Class D—Colts: 1, Two-year-
old Colt; 2, One-year-old Colt;
8, Sucking Colt.

DIVISION 2—CaTTLE
_ Class A—Bulls: 1, Shorthorn
Bull; 2, Holstein Bull.

Class B—Cows! 1, Milk Cow;
2, Cow and Calf.

Class C—1, Two-year-old Hei-
fer; 2, Two-year- old Steer; 3,
Yearling; 4, Fat Steer or Heifer,

DLVISION 8—SHEBP

1, Ram; 2, Ewe: 3, Ewe aid
Lamb.

Division 4—Hoas

1, Boar; 2, Brood Sow; 3, Sow
with Litter not lesa than 3.

DIVISION 5—GOATS
1, Billy Goat; 2, Nannie Goat.
Division 6--POULTRY

Class A—Chieckens: 1, Orping-
tons, Buff; 2, Orpingtons, White;
8, Plymouth Rocks, Barred; 4,
Plymouth Rocks, White; 5, Rhode
Island Reds, S. C.: Rhode Island
Reds, R. C.; 7, Minorcas, Buff;
8, Minorcas, Black; 9, Leghorns,
White: 10, Leghorns, Brown; 11,
Any breed, Rooster and 2 Hens;
12, Any breed, Hen; 18, Chick-
ens, 1914 hatch, any general util-
ity breed. |
- Class B—Turkeys: 1, Male, any
variety; 2, Female, any Variety.

Division 7—Dairy PRODUCE

Class A—Butter, 2-1b, roll,

Class B—Cream, 1 quart.

Class C—Ege's, 1 dozen, hens’.

Class D--Bread: 1, One Loaf,
white; 2, One Loaf, brown; 8, 1
doz. Biscuits, baking powder.

Class B—Fruit: 1, Best Collee-
tion of Local Fruit; 2, Beat Col-
lection of Local Jam.

* Class F—Cakea: 1, Fruit Cake;
2, Sponge Cake; 8, Layer Cake;
4, One doz, Cookies,

Class G—Pickies: 1, Best Col-
lection homme made; 2, Best . Col-
lection of above, Div. 7.

' DIVISION 8—VEGETABLES

Class A—Potatoes: 1, Early|
Rose, half bushel; 2, Early Ohio,
haif bushel; 3, Ashcroft, half
bushel; 4, Any other variety,
half bushel, .

Class B—Turnips: 1, Swede,
‘half bushel; 2, White, half bush-
el.

’ Class C—Mangels: Any variety,
7 “half bushel.

o * Claas D—Carrots: 1, Stock,
half bushel: 2, Table, half bushel.
“Class E— —Parsnips: Any varie-|
ie half ‘bughel,
_ Clase F'—Beets! 1, Field, half
bushel: 2, Table, Long or Turnip

Class G—Onions; 1, Red, 20
lbs.; 2, White, 20 lbs.

Class H— Cabbage: 1, Early
Cabbage, 3 heads; 2, Late Cab-
bage, 3 heads; 3, Pickling Cab-

bage, 3 heads.
ty, 3 heads.

ty, 2 lbs,

Class K—Celery: Any variety,
6 heads.

Class L—Lettuce: 1, Head Let-
tuce, 3 heads; 2, Leaf Lettuce, 3
heads; 3, Dwarf Lettuce, 8 heads,

Class M—Cucumber: Any varie-

ahove, Div, 8
DIVISION 9—GRAIN AND GRASSES
(All sheaves must girth not
less than 18 inches)

Class A—Wheat: Any variety,
1 sheaf,

Class B—Oats: 1, White Oats,
1 sheaf; 2, Black Oats, 1 sheaf.

Barley, 1 sheaf; 2, Bearded Bar-
ley, 1 sheaf; 3, Bald Barley, 1
sheaf, .

Class D—Field Peas: Any varie-
ty, half bushel,

Class E—Timothy: Any varie-
ty, 1 sheaf. - ,

Class F—Clover: 1, Red Clo-
ver, 1 sheaf; 2, White Clover, gl
sheaf; 3, Alsike Clover, 1 sheaf.

Class G—Alfalfa: Any variety,

1 sheaf,
. Glass H-——Wild Grasses: 1, Vet-
ches, 1 sheaf; 2, Peavine, 1 sheaf,
3, Rye-grass, 1 sheaf; 4, ‘Red-top,
1 sheaf.

DIvision 10—FLOwERS
1, Best Collection House Plants;
2, Best Collection Garden Plants;
8, Best Bouquet Garden Flowers;
4, Best Bouquet Wild Flowers,
Division 10—Lavigs’ WoRK
1, Sofa Pillow, hand worked; 2,
Tea Cloth, hand worked; 3 Pil-
low Slips, hand worked: 4, Jabot
hand worked; 5, Best 6 Button-
holes, hand worked, on lawn.

DIVISION 12—PHOTOGRAPHY
- 1, Best Landscape; 2, Best Por-
trait; 3, Best: 3 Photographs of
Live Stock.

_ SPORTS
Ladies’ saddle competition,
horse to count 50 per cent, paces
and manners 60 per cent, -
Gent's saddle competition,
horse to count 50 per cent, paces
and manners 50 per ceut.

HORSE RACES
Half-mile—1, horses over. 144
hands; 2, horses under 144 hands.
Quarter mile—Same ‘as ‘above.
200 yard race, open; Turning
race, open; Slow race, open;
Squaw race, riding; Indian hose|
race, bareback; Jumping. comiie-| °
tition, divided in two clasaea, =

 .Fipup Sports
- Baseball, ‘Football, Running,

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: Root, half bushel.

Jumping, ete.” Dabs

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Class I— Cauliflower: Any varie-

Class J~-Tomatoes: Any varia-

ty, half dozen; Best Collection of

Class C—Barley: 1, Beardless

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Prince Rupert, July 29:—The
department. of Indian affairs at
Ottawa has notified C. C. Perry,
Indian agent, that a grant of
$200 will be made in connection
with the Exhibition for the en-
couragement of Indians occupied
in agriculture,

F. H. Cunningham, chief in-
spector of fisheries, has notified
the secretary that he will send
a showcase to the Exhibition
Which will contain glass bottles
showing the eygs, fry and small
fish of various species of com-
thercial value, ,

J. T. C. Williams, fishery in-

‘mens of the various kinds of sal-
mon, frazen into blocks of -ice.
These will include stcelhead,
coho, humpback, sockeye, and
spring salmon.

Capt. Baldwin’s flying display
will bring many people i1.ta ‘town
who have never yet had the op-
portunity of seeing an expert
airman.

The Scandinavian Society are

the old costumes worn in the
days of the Vikings.

As well as all the professional
music and the choir competition,
the Mandolin and Guitar club,
under the leadership of Mrs,
Bryant, will give selections while
‘refreshments are being served,

always popular. Nine big bands

will take part,

Taking Care of Tourists:
The Grand Trunk Pacific, as
the most modern of transconti-
nental raitways, passing through
newly opened up wonderlands,,
will-be the route chosen by thor-
sands of tourists on their way to
the Panama-Pacifie Exposition
opening in San Franciseo, on|
‘february 20th, 1915. The pas-

have just been advised that San

rooming and apartment houges,
an increase of 786 in three years,
Before the Exposition opens, 150
more. hotels, ete., will be ready
for occupancy. Every assistance
will be given to visitors anxious
to secure accommodation by the
hotel bureaus, approved by the
Exposition’ management. The

a membership of more than 800
hotels, has fifty thousand rooms
on its lists, Rates will be $1 to
$3 a day, each person, European
plan, for‘any date or any length

- of time desired. .

Wants Another Bout |
_George Allen writes to The
Miner: ‘‘AsI.have already met
Frank ‘Smithers in a ten-round
contest, to'a draw, T would like
to meet him again, in Hazelton,
on Sept. 7, in a fifteen-round con-
|test: one arm free and break at
the referee’s order. I am’ eonfi-

breaks style of fighting. wo

Ex mining. Prdtpects. “

ver: mining man, : “was in town
thia week, on his: “Way, to Copper

He re-

TPQ PRINCE. RUPERT FalR |

spector, will ovtain large speci-.

gving their national dances in

The Indian band competition is};

senger officials of the company | «i

Francisco now has 2068 hotels, |.

San Francisco hotel bureau, with|

dent that I can do better under |:
such conditions than in the clean

“Henry B Thompson, a. Vancou- ‘ 7 ;

~ FRESH FRUITS ARRIVING EVERY TRAIN... . |
| Onnies, Arles Bananas, S Small F; uits, ms oer

river, . where he ‘will examine af;
number of mineral claitns on be. |
ar ‘hai. of coat: capitalists.
"| porté.A-gtowing demand for good |“
ue clsimé,. 9 on n working b bonds.

“LOST, on Saturday, July “18;
small purse containing money
and several sweepstake tickets.
Finder will receive reward by
leaving same at postoffite.

Liquor Act, 1910 -

NOTICE is hereby given that, on the
15th day of August« next, application
will be made te the Superintendent of
Provincial Police for the grant of a
license for the sale of liquor by retail
in and upon the premises known 38 Cop-
per Tavetn, situate at Skeena Crossing,
upon the lands described as the North-
west twenty acres of District Lot 2887,
Caasiar District, Province of British
Columbia.

Dated this 15th day of July,.1914.

Melbourne Robert Jamieson

Large. tract ‘of: “oad. valley |@~

farming land” just‘thrown: open
for ‘free. Settlement in Oregon,
Over’ 200, 000 ‘acres in all.” Good

‘bewmistey| |

climate, rich soil, and ‘does not
require irrigation to raise finest
crops of grain, fruit; and garden
truck, For large map, full in-
atruetions and information, and
a plat of several sections of ex-

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Dr. BADGERO - }
Of Smithers:

Will be in Hazelton from]
j ‘June 16 unti! further notice. -

eeptionally good claims, send
$3.40 to John Keefe, Oregon
City, Oregon. Three years al.

cription.

Dental work of every des-.:;'
Careful attention .

guaranteed.

U. S. suryeyor and’ timberman. fins

An opportunity ‘to get a good
fertile free homestead near town |’

In the matter of the Administration
. Act and in the matter of the Es-
tate of A. Haddi, otherwise Dris
Hadikoff, deceased, intestate,
’ TAKE NOTICE that ky an order of
His Honor Judge Young, dated 28th
day of July, 1914, I was appointed Ad-
miniatrator of the Eatate of the said A.
Haddi, otherwise Dria Hadikoff.

All parties having claims againat
the said Eatate are hereby requested
to forward the same, properly verified,
to me before the 12th day of August,
19i4, and — all parties indebte
the ‘said Estate are required to pay
the amount of their indebtedness to
me forthwith.

Dated 31st day of July, 1914, .
STEPHEN H. HOSKENS,
Official Administrator.
Hazelton, B. C.

48-5

Miner Print Shop. °

Phone 300 P.O, Box 1685
~ HARRISON W. ROGERS
ARCHITECT

Suite ONE, FEDERAL BLOCK,

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

~ STUART J. MARTIN
Provincial Assayer ‘3
HAZELTON

BC,
Listeshschustaa’

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_ EXPERT
Watch Repairing.

_ WATCHES - JEWELRY
O. A. RAGSTAD, Smithers

46-50 Applicant, and market. 62
NOTICE Notice .
Notice is hereby given that
1 B
VmHE surmpes comes on eRiise thirty days from date the follow-

Commercial Printing at .Thel{-

Special Attention toOut of Town Clienta| + ~

F.@. 7. Lucas

LUCAS & LUCAS

‘B.A. Lucas

Telephone Seymour 38

Barriiters and’ Solicitors mo -
"| Rogers Building -

Cor, Granville and Pender .

Vaneduver, B c.

ing described packhorses’ and
equipment will be-sold by public!’
aution at Hazelton, for wintering
charges. and expenses, unless|
same are paid: before that date:| —

Buckskin gelding, branded HS
on left shoulder 0 on right hip,
said to belong to the. Copper Riv-

Bond,

Mines and Mining .

Good Properties for or sate — Cash or on —
Devalo tent ‘and -

Aakesament

~ Carr Brothers ° |

. Eight Yeara In Thi District,

er Coal Co,

 Himeelton, Ih Qe

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Brown gelding, branded Aon
right hip, said to belong to the
B, C. Anthracite Co.

A. W. CORNER,
Dated 11th July, 1914.

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Clothes That
Hold Their

J, A. LeRoy

Steam

Trains.

de ‘Nation °

Hotel Winters”

Cor. Abbott and Water Streeta ;

Vancouver

European Plan $1.00 to $2.60 . :
Roowa with Baths.

Hot and Cold
Water, ve

Heated, |.
Motor ‘Bus Meets All Boats and ©

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Hobberlin Clothes are al- -

THE

QUALITY STORE

ways tailored right, They
always hold their shape,
No partis stinted. We can
please the most particular
dresser with Hobberlin gar-
ments, Drop in and havea
look at the new spring
samples. ;

Highest market prices paid for

Raw Furs

DRY GOODS -

. Men’s Furnishings
Hardware ©

Groceries

NOEL & ROCK

-Hazelton, B,C.

_ Orders may be lett at Noe! & Rock's, Hareltan ' g)

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C. V. SMITH

GENERAL MERCHANT”

» HAZELTON

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Established 1870

R. Cunningham & Son, ld,

PORT ESSINGTON AZELTON

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COVERS: AND RUBBERS.

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ECONOMY F RUIT SEALERS -
and Pints at $ 50 per om |

Aluminum Nested Kettles. and
- Complete Camping Outfits -

| We have. to hand a good ship ment of this. Wis
Tight, strong and duwable, for tie tail and the hills :

Dr. Jaeger’s Sanitary. Woolleris me |
Ladies’ Outing Sets, Sweater Coats, oe
. Shawls, Hats, and. Caps - ee

_ The latest ple out.

. The price is the s same e all se nf