Hazel Bell Wines (1885–April 1949) was a US teacher, politician, artist, and organizer for historical preservation in Nevada.
Assemblywoman Hazel Bell Wines (Democrat-Humboldt County, 1934–1936), her father, Senator William "Johnny" Bell (Democrat-Humboldt County, 1906–1914), and daughter, Assemblywoman Gene Wines Segerblom (Democrat-Clark County, 1992–2000) were the first grandfather, mother and daughter to all serve as state legislators.
Born in Paradise Valley, Humboldt County, Nevada[2] on September 27, 1885, Hazel Bell was a daughter of William John Bell, who "made his fortune on the Buckskin Mine, a Winnemucca saloon and various land investments" prior to serving in the Nevada state senate from 1907 to 1915, according to the Reno Gazette-Journal.
Serving one term, she represented the district which included Winnemucca.
[5] Hazel Bell Wines died in San Francisco, California in 1949.