VOL. y, NO. 22 .

NAZELTON HAVE.
AN ANNUAL FA}

Whole - hearted. enthusiasm

PRICE $2.00 A YEAR ~

rR I CZAR'S ARMY"

.. The Harris Mines is preparing

marked the | meeting held on
Tuesday evening for the- organi,
zation of @ fair association for
Hazelton and district. Practically
y= every businegs man of the town
? was in attendance, as well’ as

representative ranchers- from ‘the

‘i

Hy,

Petrograd: On the Cancasus
front, in a fight in the region

medical supplies’ and gome thau-

GREA T BRITAIN B BLOCKS BAL TIC EN TRANCE
AC TIONS. REPORTED ON WES TERN: FRON T of drcopsert el bei

ated. A gasoline hoist is to be

quantities. of © drms, munitions series of mine explosions preceded installed, and it is expected that
the attack, and; the sudden on- shipments - from this well-known ‘

; for the resumption of work on ©
the. American Boy mine next |

Southeast. of |slaught enabled the enemy to Property will soon reach a larger.
tonnage than ever. ok

Recent smelter returns: have a
been of a highly satisfactory.

Kispiox Valley, and the spirit of west of Melazgheri, we crushed / sands “be. cattle:
the fathering ‘was ‘evidently

gratifying to Poultry Instructor
Terry and Agriculturist Duniop,
government officials ‘whoattended
by request.

The workings of the law regu- cluding tens of : thousands of

lating fair associations . were cartridges. and ammunition, ‘cases,

~ explained by. Mr. Dunlop, abd
after general discussion it was Our troops, pursuing the flering

unanimously decided | that... gn| enemy, entered the ‘town of |-

a large Turkish,column.and took|Hamadin, near. ‘Kandehan, we secure a foothold in some of the
a8 prisoners 17 officers, and 274 ‘drove-the enemy. back sonthward. Jadvanced trenches. A similar
quan-| ” ack i th /

men, and captured a laree quan Washington: “Neutral nations [attack in another portion of t e nature, .the high. price of -lead

tity of arms and munitions, in- are being not ie ed, by the British front ‘was - repulsed. JA third and silver eatly i increasing: the
attack failed, the Germans being profit on Haris Mines ore, ~The

admiralty that - Great ‘Britain i igs company is having concentration - °-

laying large , maihe fields to ob- || h fie fi F th tests of its ore by the new Field :
struct the enthaiice to the Baltic, owing, tot e terrific reof the process, which appears. to-work - -

and that-it is tow impossible to French artillery and. rifles, very. well. on ores of ‘similar:
organization for ‘the holding of Khynysskala, between Erzerum| P -

-|character, i
an annual fair at Hazelton | should}. navigate in. thos waters without Athens: Fores landed by the BE, P. Spalding and George
M be formed forthwith. fand Mush, ¢lose on his heels, ilo, “Chis ia i ‘ki
z .. * a pi ot, This 5, one of the steps + Walker, well-known mining men,
= _ 1 s
Hazelton Agricultural & Indus Here they, found besides troops, taken to tightelt the blockade of

the Allied fleet have taken possession are ‘here from ‘Spokane, It is
trial Association was the name whom they took prisoners, large|: Coo of the Greek fortresa at the head understood their visit is connect-
chosen for the organization, which | - Germany. ee os

ed with a pending deal for a
will take in the district comprised, of the Gulf of Saloniki, The

. yo roperty on Rocher . “de Boule
in the Skeena and tributary val- plies for ‘the Turkish army. The| Paris: - Heavy. ar tillery fighting commander of the fortress made mountain,
leys above Copper River, the, Turks are fleeing. toward Much. in the Artois disfrict, where the a prota.

sniox if - Supetintendent: Cameron, of
ane bee valley betes | 7 In. Persia, sonth of Lake Uru- Germans directed violent ‘attacks the Chicago aroup, wag in “ont
~ Hazelton and- Moricetown. = ‘mia; ‘we defeiitad: large Turkish against vabiduis:pdltss ofthe front;,| Paria 2Biilgaria. stopped: allt on-Thutsday.”::'His éfew,'<which:

‘Mag Sammittes,: ‘including J. M. forces, ‘who “fled ‘precipitately. jure the outstanding: features. of communication’ ‘Beross: ‘the: Rou- hoor been coraged jo panes a
jacCormie “ a:
“R. G. Moseley, oe renee We took: as prisoners: numbers of. the - French. “official: "statement manian™ frpitier on: January 28, | permanent camp-inafewdays, . 4

_ A.R. Macdonald, was appointed to|Turkish “regulars and Kurdish! issued lastnight. - According to according toa despatch. to the and actual mining will begin: ‘BS. a
-enroll:tnembers and take prelim- irregulars, and captured | large the war office announcement, -a Temps from’ Lieneva, | wh Soon, as P ogsible. . .
“inary, steps for organization. : _ Mi. and. Mra, Chas. A MeClait

"Representatives of other sections LOCAL AND DISTRICT who ranks as one of -the best RED CROSS BRANCH: arte C, Rineley, of raneouver :
, in the district were also named, a NEWS ‘PARAGRAPHS |.shots in the rifle association; left] MAKES GOOD PROGRESS in ill leave about Tuesday’ for »t a
- and on: their acceptance will be} ~~ - i yesterday to join his” company i ‘at ngenica district, where they. will
. added “to’: the - committée, the} Join the fair association. {Prince Rupert. OA general meeting of Hazelton spend next. season prospecting...
; members of which will be provi- | Rev. W. M. Scott has. entirely) Owing to the recent outbreak branch of the Red Cress was/They have sent Indians ahead
B sional directors, as ‘Provided by recovered front his recentillness: Jof raeasles, the annual meeting held on Thursday evening, when | with their supplies, es,
the act, f heart ,| Don’t - forget the carnival on'!of thé-patrong of Hazelton Hos-|8 Plan. of work was. outlined by| Duke Harris says work on ‘the .
oa h oben ie 4s earty Suppor Hazelton: rink next Friday even-| pital - ~has bedi postponed, The the. “executive committee, Two|Hazelton View, on Rocher de‘
ave been already received from ning, February 4, ; {date will be. fixed shortly. In wor king committees. .haye: been | Boule mountain, will be resumed —
many residents, of: the district, Ww W. : the the meantime, those who have appointed, one for surgical sup-jon Monday, Development has
and the charter: Application is H Nn | are, manager, 0 don not” already’: done ‘so-have the! plies, with Misa Hogan. as chair-| been suspended for some days,
expected to have over one hun- Sat dey: 3: tren Stora, we t to the opportunity to qualify.2s patrons|man, and one for the making of |owiog to the weather.
dred signatures, The’ annual |Saturday "from . a" visit to +) by making. cash subseriptions or garments, with Mra.. Wrinch atl. pot, J :
bscription has’.b a a company’s Babiiie post. y £. ate Jensen will leave in afew 4
subscription aS een xe at: purchasing hospital tickets to the| its head, These committees will | g; for hi
one a Mar, . ays, to prepare for his. séason’ 8
9 Miss Peatl Allen left vestérday amount of $5 or more, . > ° arrange working meatings for all mining in the Ingeniea district, |

‘San Diego, Tan, 29:—Over fitty for Edmonton, to begin a college _ A hockey team!went to Ruper members of the branch. There where he has good placer ground, .

unable to leave their trenches,

reserves of: munitions and_sup-

= persons’ were drowned in the course. , hontheat inet forester |° on Thursday, to play two games| is’ also a committee on member- He is accompanied: by” Barney ms
fg lower Otay Valley, through’ the h er iL oh @ dis act are ck with “Buck” Irwin’. 8 men.: Sev- ship and’ extension, with: G. Moe and Fred Hagen, a
~ bursting of one of the dams of | 720, will'return in about a week. |) of the regulars’ were -unable| Burrington .as chairman, which _ Chatley ’ Frederickson, Morris 27

we this city’s water, system, The - Angus McDonald of Uunning-| to make the trip, the team’ con-!i8 already active, its efforts hav- yen
& . dam was 180 feet high, : of” steel |’ ham’s staff, and H.. Mathews, of | sisting of A, McDougall, '.P. ife-| ing increased the membership to | Peterson, tate Nicleon are: :
“f gallons daily kad boa ‘of 800, 1000 the Hndson’s. Bay Co., left yes: Dougall, Donohue, 0’ Brign, War-| 83. probaving:20 where ‘they. ox. ae
Be allon ¥ en weakening terday for. Montreal; to. Join. the! ner and Lavery of New Hazelton, | ? Gdvern ‘ment Agent Hoskins has r ae

the dam, e ara bei | ‘ t ful. ae
~ ‘torlacate ne tee tte me una ° heavy artillery... They’ probably! and: Keddie of Smithers... Games donated $10 towards the fund for bet another Spocesee a Beason: Bo

Twenty-five farmhouses. were | will ‘enlist in the same corps with were played on Thuraday-evening purchasing surgical supplies. « - Ladies" Hockey Game — &, Le 7
y wrecked ‘by the 30-foot wall of/ H, C. ‘Kinghorn. A large num-|and, yesterday afternoon. The|" The garment committee is pre- A closely ‘contested , hadley Lee

water whieh swept the little val- ber of friends ared- t execute orders for
gave them. an wires: being down, no feport has|P T 0 4 a

missing” ', Many bodies were tat t by
profits for the sale of. their work many spec ore, was pu up’ y.
‘ieee out to gen, The propery “An intorested udience attend- To. GIVE P LAY. FOR: cing to the funds of the society.- the ‘ladies. yesterday afternoon. ns
» fous ia over'a'mailion. Ns ed the’ agricultural ‘meeting in oH SPITAL | FUND oe :
Coming the schoolhouse.on Monday even-| qa. 0 A working meeting of the Red'after: playing. the. _vegulation
Feb. 4- ‘Grand. ng Events a iton| ing, when J. R. Terry ay oven The Hazelton amateur players, Cross, under.the direction of the three, periods ‘the score: was 22;
7 in azeiton * F .
aasisted by New Hazelton.talent,: surgical appliance committee, will and the: players. dgtecd to ré

Reine, ‘under’ “the. -AUBpI e of Hazelton poultry instructor, and 5.1"; Duan-
ill stage the. celebrated: comed: h . Andre
Athletic: Association ©’, J lop, assistant agriculturise, deliv- "What Happened ito: Jories”” fr nd Aha end Tob. Hall 9a) content. with a fe. “ \ Following -

Feb, 7--Working meootiny: of: the: ol ered addressés ‘on ‘subjects of :

. Grose... Ste Andrew's ‘Hall. At 8'p.m jntercot to poultry bape farm-|; Assembly Hall on: “February 26, The’ work, which is, of most wae ths ling
in aid of. Hazelton Hospital... -||nteresting - character, » id. such °° Married.

Feb, 26—Comedy,. What ‘Happened | erg. and amateur: mardeners, ‘| ; ‘Med: Hell. Z

“to'Jones™, by aniateur Baym ‘dae of The, play, isthe bést ever: off r hat all. members,’ gentlemen’ as: Mra Atdetscn  ReMise D.n Dougall’.
_ Hazelton Hospital, ° 1 On jWednes ay. evening’: Mrs. ed: in. Hazelton, and ‘Tequires a well “BB. ladies, can aasi 7: Mise. MeDougail I. Miss ¥ et .
68: Chatles. ‘Reid. entertained a large. cast of twelve: Impresario” } ance is’ rein it Mrs. ei a ae
numberof friends, the: guest. of'|tips. declares th Members are‘asked 0: ‘bring any/3

‘honor::-being. a hee brothe ‘tion. will b arded sheets, ‘abl j eloths;

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