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‘NEW. THAZELTON, B.°C., WEDNESDAY. MAKCH 19, 18g

Mrs. Hogan’s so.
Useful Life Was

were ‘-—H, RB. Cox, R.-8.’ Sargent, §, J.

Robt. Tomlinson, W. 8. Harris and -H.
C. Hindle..

r

~mission field of British -- Columbia.
She had worked Ion#, faithfully and
snecessfully, She aecepted her trials
and tribulations with- 4 smife and Had
overcome - life's. difficulties, “She: had
come to the end of her. time ‘and she
departed this life without regret. Her
_ life. had been. cne which might be taken
Aas & pattern. It was. not for the: be-}
reayed to grleve for one who had gone
.to a well earned rest,. but it behooved
all to striye to leave be hind 08 good
a record.
St. -Peter’s Churen was, crowded: by
friends and- adinirers. of the. late-Mrs,
: Hogan; and along. Une of ‘friends ‘fol-
m.{’ lowed the remains to the grave to pay
their respects to one who had been a.

. frind and a. help to most of those in
attendance, - ‘Targe_numbers. of. - floral }

“Gn the. Union, Sack,

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Hutchinson). died at the Hazelton hos-

On February 19th she: fell and. frac-
tured her hip. Since - then. she -had
made. satisfactory’ - progress under
_treatment: “muti the . morning of. the
n, “12th of Mareh- when she’ sustained -a

serlous and’ ‘sudden complication from
which she never rallied, - :

‘ The late: Mrs. Hogan was born in
Newport, Wales over... : Seventy years
. ag0. While. a young girl. ‘she went tc
y  Pnblin, - Kieland: where , ‘she | ‘spent: the

yenr 1895 she: ‘and “Rev, Hogan: came |.
to- Masset’ on Qneen Charlotte. Island
- Inder the, AUuspices: of: the. Church. Mis-
‘slohary "Bociéty: : “Tidy labored . there
until 1899 “when. “they: ives: asanit “to
Port Simpson: iwhete they: labored un-
A} fil 1911 when: they: ‘returned : “toMas-

“My. Hogan ‘in: 1914, | Atrs: Hogan: then
came td Hazelton and ‘tnnde “her i home'

Por’ many. years the late: Mrs, Ho-
ean Tabored: ‘along with ’ ‘Der, -husbaiid
‘Tnder’ conditions, and: arong Nn: people

me). down through the ages, . Anyorie who
-- ever had: the privilege ‘of meeting’ Mrs.

; vivor and to. her’ is. ‘extended. the j dym-

Ended Friday 2 a

‘Margaaret, ‘Louise, relict an ' Rev.
/ William (Father) Hagan, was: laid ‘to.
‘Test in the Hazelton. cemetary “Tast
Sunday ‘afternoon. Services were
conducted -in ‘St. Peter's’ Charehi’ at the
- hour of: two o’élock ‘by Archdeacon
Hadson of Oven | Falls,” assisted by
Rev. - Mr: Bannister, ‘- rector of Bt:
Teter’s, and by Rev. “Mr. Wright’ of
the. United Church. -The pall bearers

“Winsby, W. 7. 0° Neill,, Mr. Storkey,

‘During the. service Rev My, Bannis-
ter sang “The Christian's Good, Night”

In his address, Archdencon ‘Hodson
referred to the departed a8 one of' the :
bright lights in the work of the church
She had enjoyed a: tong Life, practical.,
ly free from illness, but she had filled | .
ae} that ‘long life with goo dworks, The
late Mrs, - Hogan. was a “pioneer in the

Was‘ on’ vt @ office staff for a coupld of | |
Fenrs.’ he married” Neil - _MacIver- in
1914 and after: he retuimed from over.

berte:. where. they. spent. several ‘years

‘tributed were sent’ by friends from far o
‘nnd near. The’ casket: “was “Wrapped ;

Margaret, “Lonise Hogan | Cave ;

pital on Friday.-at noon, March. 14th: |

ed. to the syren call of Southern. Cali-
fornia, has decideded, it is understeod
tol settle there, He was for yenrs the
Canadian National city ticket agent |
here, ind. Was ‘an ‘efficient and pop-

ular official.

srenter part of her young Hee, « mn tie i. Craig. ‘Prince Rupert lost one of. its
esteemed. i plonéer: ‘ Tesidents.: Ever .
since the’ days ‘of railway construction
she” hnd: lived ‘here: . Mi. . Graig’ ie
suffered |; & sore! ' beréavement.*' “Tt.

not. yet ‘mown :, dp it, is his intention
to remain here, eee :
set atid. -renyninel. until the death :-ot |. _

pathy .of the community in the loss of
~ mother, compahion and friend.
Sanchar rereeeey

_ Pa es, CARY.
Word. was Teceived by Mrs, Norman
Cary’ on- Friday. last’: that Mrs. : K,
Cary, mofher.:of° Norman Cary of. the
Hazelton Hospital staft;:-hod'- » passed
away at the home of her neice’ ‘in Van-

had ‘been ill for ‘some weeks past and
her“ son left Hazelton on. the’ 9th to
see: her.. The. late Mrs, Cary awas, the
widow of: the. Jate Henry ' ‘Cary... : She
was -borh.-in. Scotland ° 7 years - “ago.
She. is- Burvived by tw-osons, Norman
and L,°G. Cary of: Portland: ‘Oregan,

grandchildren. The late} Mrs, “Cary
will be Femembered : *by many. in this
district: as she wis: a resident of; Haz-
elton tor many years. ; :

‘
‘ .

LATE ‘MRS, Nin. MaclViER”

ue

“Tnabetle ‘Dlteabatn Maclver (nee]
Sewle) - passed away at- her home: in
Dunean, ‘B: Cy at, ‘11.30: Sunday: night.
March 16,: after ‘only.an -hours:iliness.
The deceased. ig survived’ by. her ‘hus-
band and one daughter, Kathleen, and.
three brothers’. and two sisters. She
will be remembered in New Hazelton

‘Prince Rupert. in 1010 and was con-
tected with her’ brothérs, a. R. T, and
C, H. Sawle in the. Optimist office,
now the Prince -Rupert News. She]
came up river with ©. H. ‘Sawle’ “when
‘he took over the: Omineca Herald: and

seus’ Went. avith -hizh .. to: “Northern Als

until ‘they ‘Moved to Duncan ma

PRINCE. RUPERT
NEWS: LEI TER

Walter ‘Smith, who. recently listens

yo:
Th the revent ‘death af Mrs, Morte

| Haze lton Indian”
hee a Rifle to.
_ End Troubles}.

‘ The: ‘body | of witlam Thomas Mal |
dow, : - Fndidn- of Hazelton, was: found
ou the “Yoad’ on: ‘thé “Waly to ‘Mike
George’s pole camiion the Saimon’ riy-
ér, on the morning of the’13th, Thits-
ilay.. The police Were notifled’:and ‘it
wis found: that'the deceased had ‘been
shut thrdugh: the ‘heart,: the’ ‘bullet.go: |:
ing in the front. -and coming : ‘Ont: the
buck of the body, The. body. Was | ly: |
ing on top: of a "high power ‘rifle din the |.
middle ‘of ‘the-rdad." ‘Aftes a ‘search of
the Body: ‘A note’ Was found which: in@i-
cited intentional“auicide; “: Os

a Phe” decenstid ‘Was at “Alfred: Dane's =
raeh ‘ a short: distatice away. the diy
- |before’and- Tett’ ‘about’ five o'clock’ the:
‘Dane ‘ told | the police
“|that he bad heard” a: ‘shot shortly ‘after
‘| Muldow had left; but ‘that he’ had ‘paid
ne attention to it.
The’ coroner, 8. HL ‘Hoskins; was: no-
tified’ and” ‘acquainted with the facts.
He: decided: that‘ ah inquest was not
necessary as. it was evidently a’ clear
The (lecensed had not:
béen in’ the: ‘best of health for some
time find he had other trouble also.:

| Many Tosh ie ©

Big M Money |
To be’ ¢' Spent

New Hagwileet Bridge and
. New Hospital—Funds.: -
“Are all Provided

couver on. Friday, Mareh i4th.. She

“Road to 0 Terrace

two: ‘brothers in: “Vancouver: and five ane HC. tity mana te
ts: ke ‘much. better: Pleased | ‘with | the
treatment Skeena receives from: - the
Wicked ‘Fory . Government at Victoria
than’ do “soma: of the other ‘northern
members. Skeena Riding,
Doctor to the. Herald, will receive the
same am as last year for maintenance

i: same erening,

‘Get in adiition to that © ‘the ‘local
meniber stated that las Thursday be-
fere he left. Victoria to. come J/honie, -he
hid called. on. the: Minister of. Publie
_| Werks, Hon. -N. S. Lougheed, to see if
‘ tfiere had been any change i in the pro-
‘gram for this district. He. was assur-
ed that there had been no change,
“The new high level bridge at Hag-
Wilzet .Will b ebuilt this season. Tt is
¥o be a. bridge of the first class and ig

; ‘to. costa large sum of money.
The, first | tie train for this season

went ' through on Tuesday: and. distri-
buted tias along’ the: ‘Tight-of-way. It
is’ ‘just ‘another sign ‘of spring. coming | :
around the’ ‘corner.
of the wing this morning spring’. has

ne: dts mitts“and..scart; :

case of ‘Suicide. -

and Prince Rupert,” having arrived in ‘The postrioned Si. Patrick's Tea. will
be held: ini: the Parish Room. (adjoin- |
ing: ‘thé: Mission ‘House
March ‘23ra;

aialty invited.

) on Saturday, | '

‘3 to 6 Pan an aré ors ‘now: engaged with.the provincial - de-

19 | partment of. mines in the new work of:

‘lassisting in an educatioial. way, the
“The Doctor was also assured that

Jan appropriation” was included ‘in’ ‘the
budget for the new hospital.’ .
Farther, the Doctor was informed
that the heavy . expenditure from the
he orth: ‘would he
“ip race: “with i A

But, by. the. feel |

aad Joan for
tad ‘helween * Her an:
the idea 'ot wetting that worl: done and | ev éhinies
then go on. With: the- ‘road ‘to + Prince
Rupert. and. that. ‘Other. new road to

5 est’ of her’ “ste, ‘Mrs, G.

jahee, ‘This: “year the course: Hs more
the way. of an experiment, —

| © Between © ‘thé new: “bridge and ‘the
new hospital‘ there will be'an expendi«
ture ‘in: this immediate . community of
over. $200,000 this season. The: road,
expenditures, will all be In ‘addition to

to ‘Prince: George and thei’ ‘to Quesnel
He Will. be in Prince .
day, Match ‘28rd and ‘will give a se

especlally ‘s since ‘the rate
payers: gently, bit firmly, discouraged
,| the proposal’ to spend. $500 on having
|a@ delegate go to Ottawa
Peace’ River, :.

¢ |ly aur e

March, Thus all those in the. Usk. and
| Tertaca districts’ will ‘be. able to go to
the, const to hear My, Winer: "

A lile new work is to
‘be undertaken, where its mostly: need-

“tt is expected the “mill rate will,
49. a,

: “stv cup NEARLY. READY [Wie s00n CALL YOR TENDERS:
“If your are liondering where to. go].
in order to’ spear: 7a

9 Job. atay . “pWway
rom Pri

nee Rupert. ' Whatever. work
is available. éan be’ taken ‘eare of by}
thoke who" belong “here; Quite: ‘a num-

ber of strangers drift | this . way-—often
i beenitse’” of misleading reports, - asta
building.:. ‘Fhiding:. ‘something’ ‘to: do is’
not’ 2 Simple: matter. and being’ broke

Rroperty. and Mill. Tatien Over + by the
Omineea Mining “& Milling Co. -
_F. BE. Lewis 1 in n Charge

Some. time ngo. it avas announced in
the: ‘Herald ‘that™: Re ‘new company Was

pital: will, be:ealled | “earl a
about: td® ‘take. -over the:

po

fn ‘least: ‘Prince. Ruy

Bland’ Sut Of work: ‘is: just ag. embarass-
ing in: Prince, ‘Rupert as: it is anywhere}
a else, oo

mine’ and. ‘mil company, t
eek the: Province published’ the Wet
"| same, ‘Teport. » The new company will |
be: known 1s the ,Ominieca ‘
| © Co. and in A very: short time
it. “will: . tesuime inining - operations.
1s: mot ‘the: intention -to ‘start the iil
anti ‘stteh ; ‘time ‘as ‘the. mine’ igs. deyel-
oped toa: ‘point: that: continuous feed i
for thé: mill ‘can'-be guaratiteed,.: “The
finances’ of the new: ‘company : are alt
in’. shafe. and ‘the indebtedness of ‘the
old: ‘company ds to be’ taken | ‘eare: of at
TB. ‘Lewis, a-min-} > -
hig’ engineer “who : fa’ well known herd?"
Is: to be in charge: of operations.

‘In’ ‘an ‘Isstie

“There is alwitys. something to bewail .
in the’ fishing ‘business: Which proves
that’ thd’. business: 1g: proceeding ' alon:
n normal ‘course. Just-now the hailbut
hunters” Bny: ‘they: are, not. geting a good
far different to- what>: ds: found today. enough ‘price, A “stock: :complaint,’,
4. But, ‘like so many.-of the early. mis-/'This. time, - however, ‘the ‘kiek ‘is: justl-
Bs Sionaries’ in All ‘new “eotintries théy |e. Plekings are slm;when the fish. 000. The ‘chief iteimsnre- a fe’ resk
j axed n trail and: that trail will li¥e are sold" at. 8: tents, eae

Building in’ Frhiee Rupe, whien,
not’ justified
Fe throughout : the wliter, ‘ts: ménding its
ways: 2 February. ‘sav. ig distinct ‘ims
The: “permits °
| Dresent an investment of close ‘to: 7.

has ©

provement, Hogan, mother of Mrs,’ MWrinch.
expected | ‘that: the’ session would
Up. ‘the end. of. nest, ‘week ‘and’ he :

, | @enees, be ¢ home again dou out th

: nes [teal *

“Prive Ripert will: ben A shade more 5 nakadie nee
_ Hogan’ will; ever “forget her: cheerful salty than: usnal next ‘mid-summer, for.
disposition: and her ‘ever: rendinesa to the ‘port will -be “host to: Seattle: acht-
lend.a: hand’: where’ tielp’ was needed: jmen: who will stage a’ race from‘ Pug- a
. During. the “many ‘years: she'.has. bedn ent Sound ito, this city. It’s . going to |:
aso! ted’: won Hazelton roan le an''important ocension and”:

and: another wale: to ‘the blolog.-
a “hopeful. - hotise-
geain hala. at: ‘thelr: lawns
anid * adtinitting’ that; “spring “is here
alin’ with: the. wit alla Ullies, !

an earl ‘ydate.:.

ny the district is a patient: at’ the hos
me pital for’ a ‘few: days." a

"Norman Gary is, expected hing this |
everiing after having. att nded .
funeral ‘of “his amother in, Vancouver.

--Prines Rupert's Wbtary ts. abont to

he stored dni! “new and” a Spacious:

" | Assembly. 1

‘Proapector's S. i.

Douglas - Lay,. resid resident mining ‘ex
‘| gineer, returned to” Hazélton Inst: wee
after attending the prospector's. course:
of jectures given ‘by G. BR, Winkler’ in’
Smithers jast week. The lectutes at:
tractéd” quite Q- bimber : of prospect- :
ors’ ‘from the, immediate district, anc .-.
itlis: believed that much good has re:
stilted: Mr, ‘Winkler: ds probably the |
mest scientifically prepared ‘prospec: .
tor in British Columbiii, and he ia ‘al
SOB most successful . prospector, He:
was on qualified prospector when: he.
started in to look for ore in Southern ©
British Columbia twenty-five: : years -
ago when he went out with a pack, on.
his back ‘and-a Pick in his. band: -Heé
Went over. the’ Okonagan, Similkameen.
East ‘Kootenay,’ Queen Cherlottes ‘end
Vancouver Island. In 1915 . he dis: ;
covered. the Jordon River camp ‘and
located. the Sunlock and Gabbo groups
When he sold the Sunlock. tio. years:
later he took the | money and attended — :
the University of “British Columbia,"
the. University of Washington and on :
to Queens University . at Kingston.
Since 1924. he has — beet. exainining. o
properties for mining companies and -
he also organized the Vancouver Is: *
land Prospector's Association, | He has *
been president of that. - ‘organization.
for five years out of the eight, and is

at

prospectors who are unable to attend —
the Universities, :
_ The future of these courses ‘will to
a large measure. depend upon , the at:
titude of the prospectors. Thus fer
the Jectuines seem to have taken very |
At: ‘Smith 8 ech : afternéon,

na

“larger,

“From: Smithers - - Mr... Winter yen:

For New. Hospital—Building to ie co
ready for occupation by First Of
, “etoar next a

. —
a ra

- Pendlars ‘tor the’ new y Helton hos

nvniber of men Wil] be emph od. t
the Work’ in’ that tie,”
returned , to: ‘Victoria;

“Jos. ‘Benion, “one “of. ‘the. od timers |

—_

My. Irish Rosé will be,