Skeena’s Industrial Centre :

Mr, Gross, representing the
mourf Inlet-Belmont Co;;: of:Surf
Inlet, was a recent visitor on an
investigation of Andrew Pete’s
Copper King property on Bornite
mountain, — ;

me Sonny McDonald, azed 9, with
a2 number of other broncho-bus-
Biers, surreptitiously rounded up|;
ome of U. G. Paine’s horses ‘a
mew days ago and was elected to

play the-spectacular role, When
memis horse threw him Sonny land-
geeed on his arm and sustained a
ot Houble fracture of that limb. He
was rushed to the Hazelton Hos-
aeeoital, accompanied by his mother,
Bnd is there progressing nicely.

The geological survey party
sinder Dr. George Hanson made
fee. reconnaissance of Legate creek
mewast week and visited all of the
eoineral holdings that were pos-
sible for the owners on the ground
Mroshow. After spending some
Srime in the Silver Basin’ district,
manaking “a reconnaissance, the
@aparty. moved camp to Usk, from
which point they will commence

Bework on the Copper River sec-

mion.
m Douglas Lay, resident mining
tngineer, came down from Hazel-

@eton last week and followed a visit

mmo Legate Creek by a trip up to
Rpilver Basin and other parts of
eee Chiminess Creek area, where
Bsome new discoveries have been
manade, especially by the Stewart
aeros , Gall, McClarty and Bell on
the Grey Copper Group. Theore
mans bornite with possible high sil-
mever values, as is usual in this
malistrict of high-grade silver ores,
Sesuckley Shannon, who accom-

manied Mr. Lay, intends doing

mome work on the recent disco
mevery of Silver ores made by &.
A, D. Davis.

lusical Treat Is
Offered Sept. 3
to Hazeltonians

s The Musical Eekhardte, Swiss
Bel) ringers and variety enter-
miners, are billed to appear at
moe Assembly Hall, Hazelton, on
fa hursday evening next, Although
pois is their first tour of Northern
®. C., the Eckardts are well
nown from coast to coast .in
#anada and the Northern States,

we here they have been entertain-
mie the public for the past twen-
w-eight years.’ The company
meaim to have the largest peal of
gawiss hand bells in the country,
0, Besides the bells, they per-
Hemi on saxaphones;. ‘xylophones, |:
marass and string instruments,
meusical glasses and other: novel-
ages. Bernard’ Eckardt; comedian
Saith the, party,, will entertain
fith comic songs, . monologues,
hd character sketches?’ “As an
Aided attraction for this tour the

ckardts have engaged the fa-
hous Strain sisters,’ two--clever |-
Rveniles who. have. been -on-the|-
fare since. they. ‘were wee .tots,
Bie company’ includes: a ‘four,
Meco orchestra which - will-fur-
ish music for dancing afte
Brformanee, ¥ '

ak “Telkwa Barbecue, Labor Day, Sep-|

tember 7, 1925,

Here you are, folks, sit away back in
your’ aegt, ‘hdfig on to: ‘Your het, ‘and
read ’enroutloud, -

RULES FOR BRONCHO RIDING
i ‘.-: WITH SADDLE,-

Horses-to have fair: ‘saddling.

Halter shank to come up same cide of
horse’s neck ag rider rides.with, ;

Rider must hook ’em in: the shoulder
and holler first jump and the cowboy
*em in the best way he knows how; the
money lies in your spurs.

The management will furnish horses,
which they shall name; the contestants
shall draw for mounts,

No horse shall be turned loose until
the rider says ‘‘Go’’,

Everything rider does from the time
he says “Go until whistle blows will
he considered whether for or against
him.

Any rider fighting-or abusing horse
after whistle blows will be disqualified,

The. decision of the three judges on
anything pertaining to the rough riding
shall be final:

Riders will be disqualified for the
foliowing offences:
* Being bucked off,

Pulling leather.

Changing hands, touching any part of
the horse or saddle with frée hand.

Rider must not wrap halter shank
around hand or use locked ' spurs.

Must not wet: or gum’ up saddle or
chappe,

Any rider hitting horse with hat or
failing to hook and holler one 2 jump will
be disqualified, |

The management assumes no respon-
sibility for injuries of contestants or
loss or damage to property.’

The contestants and their assistants
agsume all risk.

The management purposes to run the
program on schedule time, so if anyone
intends to use someone else’s saddle,
make the necessary arrangements ahead
of time. There will be positively no
delay tolerated,

_BUCKING AND STEER RIDING

1, Horse with saddle, 1st, Belt and
$50.00; 2nd, $26.00; 8rd, $10.00..

2, Horses with eurcingle, ist, $25. 00;
2nd, $10.00; Srd, $5.00;

8, Steer with surcingle. *
2nd, $10.00: Srd,. $5.00. -

HORSE RACES

1, Pony Race,’ 14,3 and under, XK
mile, $50.00; $20.00; $5.00.

2, Indian Race, 4-mile, four entries
or no race. $10.00; $5.00; $2.80,

Ist, $15.00;

4. Cowhoy Relay, 1 mile. $25.00;
$16.00; $10.00.

5. Squaw Race, Komile, four entrieg
or no race, $10,.00;-$5.00; Ne 50,

6. Cowboy Flat Race, 4-mile, $20.00
$10.00; — .

7. Bulkley Valley Derby, Prizes
not yet decided, but not less thah $100
for first, Prizes will be increased if
Firefly conies,

The Arena will be in enarge of Joe
Fleiger, champion trick rider, who will
supervise all the tough-riding and who
will‘do'a number of trick rides in front |!
of the ‘grandstand,

A, Martin returned to Prince
Rupert on Sunday after spending
the week-end in. town with his
family, .

’ Mrs. ‘Hausenchild and- sisters,
the Misses Hazel and Frances].
Smith, of Kalum Lake, are Bpend-
ing a holiday. in, town.

Mis, ‘Spencer, who had spent
the ‘past’ ‘two ‘months: with- her
davighter, Mra. F.C. Fowler, left
for her home in’ Wenachee, Wn.
on Saturday. : f ae) hati

EB tT ’ Kenney returned.on Sun-|
day! after ‘spending’ ‘a pleasant
holiday: with: his -parents in: Vie-|

ye et
3

ont pee ‘visiting one points.”

M Tere Now

3. %4-mile Open. "si, 00; $10.00; $5.00, |

a

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Smithers Fa
Special I Prizes

_| the annual exhibition at Smithers
on Sept. 2, 8, 4. .. These awards
augment the regular prize list in

most cases, and are as follows:
Div. 1, Sec. 10; Four horse team:
$50.00 Challenge Cup donated by J. 8.

$20.00 Challenge Cup donated by Olof
Hanson, in lieu of prize money.

Div. 10, Sec. 29: Native grasses;
$50.00 Challenge Cup by F. Stork; 2nd
prize $10.00, by D..D. Munro. —

- Div.-12, Sec. 46: $20.00 Challenge
Cup by Olof Hanson, Ist prize in lieu
of cash for best collection of canned
wild fruits,

Div. 12, Sec. 70: Special for best
collection of everything used on the
table and produced onthe farm, $50.00
Challenge Cup, by the Union Bank of
Canada, Smithers,

Div. 6, Sec. 21: Poultry; special by
H. Schwartz, tailor, Smithers, one suit
length of material, value $25.00.

Div. 15, Sec, 21; School Sections;
Gold-mounted fountain pen by Clark é

‘| & Stuart.Co, Ltd, _ Vancouver, for the

most number of prizes in this clase,

Div. 12, Sec. 28A: Special prize for
the best two loaves baked. of Five
Roges-Fiour, 1st, 49-lb. sack; 2nd, 24-Ib.
sack. Exhibitor to produce proof of
purchase with entry.

NEW HAZELTON |

Roy Smith has returned from
his holiday in the south.

At the Telkwa Barbecue next
Monday morning the baseball

FS
| OVERHEARD AROUND
t: 3

play Burns Lake team, -

The road from Kispiox. up the
west side of the river is now over
the hard part and should get, gn
fairly fast now.

Mrs, T. S. ‘Marshal] left Satur-
day last for: Vancouver where
she will be joined by Mitchell
and Tom in time to start the fall
term atschool, =.

Jas, Wells of Usk arrived Mon-
day night to seehis brother Amos
who has been ill for a month,

Mrs. Sawle entertained the
ladies at bridge on Tuesday after-
noon. There were four tables
and the prizes were won by Mrs.
Chappell and Mrs. Anderson, -

W.:J. Larkworthy, official me-
teorologist, reports that for, the
twenty-fours between Tuesday
afternoon at four o’elock and the
same hour Wednesday, the rain
fall was 1.5 inches. This’ is the
herviest rain ‘during the dozen
years he has had that job.

Sealy & Doodson’s meat truck

_| will be in New. Hazelton: -Thurs-

day mornings, Kispiox in the af-

ings and South’ 'Hazelton in*the
afternoon, The driver will take
| orders for future delivery, - Ott

' Mich#el Lauzon, the first white
settler at Kitwanga, died Monday
morning, aged 70 years, Fuller
bartictlars wll he riven in next
jspue: pr Lid

of the G.: Nii Rec Influence was

too trong: against iGame.. ,Board
Chairman Jackson: who’ aimed to} ,

drive the. Central'B, C.

qut ‘of bisingaet: o,

u

- Further svecial prizes are an-|
‘nounced: by:: the. Bulkley Valley |
Fall Fair to. be competed for at

Gray, jeweller, in lieu of prize money. |
Div. 4, Sec. 2: Best registered ram;|

team from the-Hazeltons will

Tet ‘Are Your Needs?

The TP Teli,

~—Look this over and tell us.

We will supply
your needs at a* ‘Cost “that: will

surprise you.

—None of these goods are odds and ends and nore

of them are shopworn.
direct from the biggest st

Albums, Photo
Albums, snapshot
Art corners © .-
Adhesive Cloth Tape
Adhesive Paper Tape
Art Gum

- Account Books

Bags, paper
Blotting Paper
Blotting Desk Pads
Brushes, paint
Boxed Envelopes and

Notepaper
Birthday Carda
Books, Columna]

fs, Cash

‘* , Ledger

* , Journal

*¢  , Record *

Calendar Stands
Card Holdera
Compasses

- Grepe Paper

Checkers and Boards
Cribbage Boarda’
Chalk Crayons
Checking Crayons
Marking Crayons
Carbon Paper
Cash Boxes .
Combination Bridge
& 500 Score Cards

Dictionaries
Daters'

Drinking Cups
Drawing Paper
Drawing Booka
Drawing Portfolios
Dominoes —
Direction Taga

' Desk Baskets

Deed Boxes’

Erasers, rubber
Erasers, blackboard
Envelopes
Examination Paper
Eyeshades

o ¢
o

Files, ail kinds 7
Filing Folders ,
Foolacap

Fountain Pena

Film Neg. Pockets

Gold & Silver Pape
Glue, liquid

Globes

Gum Tickets

Gum Labels

. Harmonicas

Inks, all kinds

Inkstands

Invoice Books
c

Letter Baskets
Letter Clips
Letter Scales ©
Letter Books
Ledgers

Ledger Outfits
Loose Leaf Memos.
Loose Leaf Price Bks.
Loose Leaf Ledgers

Lumber Crayons

Memorandum Books

Mucilage

Marbles and Glass
Agates

Notebooks
Napking.

Order Books

& .

They will come to ou
ock in British Colum la,

Paper Clips
Paper Doilies .

_  Papeteries —

Pen Holders
Pencils, all lines
Pencil Clips
Pencil Sharpetiers
_ Pencil Boxes
Pen Nibs
Pins
Pins, desk
Push Pins
Pin Tickets
Photo Mailers.
Playing Cards
Poker Chips
Preserve Covera

Rulers

Receipt Books

Rubber Stamp Racks
Rubber Bands

Screp Books
Scratch Pads

- Scoring Tablets

Second Sheets
Set Squares
Seals and Stars
Sealing Wax
Soap, liquid
“ Dispenser
Shipping Taga
Statements and Bill-
heads

Fablets, writing
Tally Cards .
Thumb Tacks
Time Books -
Tissue Paper
Trial. Balance Books
- Towels, paper
‘Typewriting: Paper

 ‘Fwine

‘Visiting Cards

Wax Lunch Rolls
Waste Paper Baskets
b Wrapping Paper

‘The Oinineca Herald -
, NEW HAZELTON, BAC. :

ternoon, Hazelton Friday morn- |

_ASSEMBLY HALL, HAZELTON

_ Thursday, Sept. 3rd

Swiss Bell Ringers -
With a Company of jrersatile, variety:
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Admission "0, phe tax, .

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cure ae.

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“rapping will he allowed south

mo,
in

feannere

“Mrs. ‘Mano; of Hanalt, “was a :
visitor to, Usk, being the ruest of | gon. started
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B,Shannon,- :

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