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NEW HAZELTON, B. 6. WEDNESDAY. ‘OCTOBER 24, 1928

INSPECTED: PROGRESS ar CUR

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Progress Being. Made on Mill |

‘Hazelton again ‘the. end (of thig anonth
. He was well . Satisfled with ‘the’ p pro-
&ress being made at the mill, in face
of the difficulties that, have been for-
ced upon ‘them, such. as the extra iong |:
-baul, the henyy hills on ‘that. long. haul
‘and the poor ‘road . condition - enroute

to -the imine. In. spite. of: everything’

’ the machinery | is all ‘here: and. smearly
. ali at the mill site,
was” resunied-in the’ lower tunnel,
‘yalse was. started. towards the: gutace
but-two feet of solid’ high gtade ore

was encounterdéd ° and work theré was,

stopped ond started in another - “part

of. the mine, _The-new ‘ore - was, too

“vich to handle in the ordinary way of

mill feed.. Silver Cup stock went on

the market at 58e.

_ FELL FROM WHARF ;
R. A McDonell fell ‘trom the wharf

at Stewart Tast week when he was go-

ing aboard the stenmer to. go to Prince
Rupert. The tide Was gut and ‘Mr,
a McDonell . fell ‘tiventy* feet onto the.
1 { looge rocks about. the-pler.. He was
, picked up and taken back to the hotel.
Upon examination it: was found that
mm other than-being badly’ bruised he had
an _ hot been seriously: injured. He was
fee. able to sit up a few days Inter... Mr.
on i MeDonell had. been in ‘Smithers all

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summer and. only, went to. ‘Stewart. a
‘couple, of weeks ” ago.” His’ ‘old friends
in, this” district: “will: ‘be ‘nd that no

The road from South. ‘Hazelton down
the first: hill towards. Hazeltori is ‘in}.
a slippery. condition. “It has been in ay
ai very. bumpy condition evér since the
B ditch was cleaned out .and the gumbo |!
2,.Was thrown. on. top’: of the gravel, but
on Monday “afternoon. the police ma-
ristrate and the. hend-of the police de-
partment - in- the. interlor-. found it so
‘bad that they ‘slipped into . the: ‘ditch

- on the inside with their’ car. It was

their first offence nnd ns there Was a
reasonable -chance that. it. was’ quite

' necidental: the head of. the police: ile-
| partment was: not: presented with a
blue ticket. ‘They. got ‘out: of: the hole

nnd arrived, in Hazelton- in time for, ad

| police court,” thanka to: -ready’ “Assist: |
mA ance rendered by. ‘Toca. autolats “who.
at ave probably wore familiar with. the
vagaries of the local. roads. ° ‘ | g

HY? MOTHER PASSED, away

Hh 0 ani yécoived. word. last. Wea:
nesday. thet his -mother’ had. passed.
y at her. home in. Log _ Aiugelos, Cal.
le Whe 67 years of age and: is ‘sit
vived by 0 daughter,
TP.
Plarste It, was just nip th ‘ago that
Ma, Denno ‘and. his’ family motored: to:
Ton, Angelos. to visit his

Ww. B “Dornberg. ‘Well Pleased With

Installation’ ot 7

After spending a Week in the atstrict
” and’ at the Silver Cup mine Mr. ‘and
Mra. Dornberg. left: Sunday for Van-
" eouver, Mr, Domnberg’ hopes to be in

‘Last week ining

_| Passed, away at the Smithers ‘hospital,

‘utes he. had passed Away. ve

age- ‘and had : ‘been. “married only. six
months,
a father and- mother, a: “sister, Mrs.
Banister,. Snilthers, and ‘two brothera,
Wilmer’ and Harland. The young wid-
ow was. Dorothy: Devoin, ' daughter ‘of
Ta DL Devoin; ‘formerly of Hazelton and
a former publisher of ‘the Omineca
Herald. te ele yt

afternoon, and: WAS very largely: attend-
ed.
Much syinpethy ; ig: felt for the. young
widow and the parents and relativer
of, the. decensed. a *

tot. on Monday. by" Mra. “Tqpnson, of the
death on ‘Saturday of ‘Mrs. : ‘Sain. "Ber.

Toning to Canada in 1914 With: her: ‘hus-)

band . and family: and for’ years | ‘Hyed.| y

jin: New | Hazelton;

- family. 1 ved to Vancbuver.
“et

des , Mr. Den- Mi

{ago
The funeral waa" held: on: Friday; New, Hazelton.

|frtenas Who earel moh her early ag!
For} weer

SOMIG | .thme ‘the, degenned: bid. been An] OE ie
fafling. health, it: the énd wos: nob ‘het | ee

- nan OF way AGENT HERE

_ Bard to Crossing Bulkley River

-R, I Wark, right of way. agent toi

ral representative - of Hon. Mr, Lough-
eed, Minister of Public Works,’ spent
several ' ‘days in: this district ‘last: week
and he talked with’ everyone, in anyway
interested. or concerned in’ a bridge to
cross -the- Bulkley river, Hy mission
to the district was to get the views‘ “of
the local people,; He did that. and he
was shown -about the’ district by New
Hazelton - ‘people. He will make a re-
DOrt to: the minister on. his trip, « The
minister, himself, Will come here: if at
all. possible ‘before. it 1s definitely Me-}5
cided where the: bridge will Bo.

* Obituary

. LATE WARREN LEWIS.

—mmeransion

Snithers people were greatly shock-
ed Inst Saturday afternoon when it)
Was learned that: Waren’ Lewis had

The- deceased was “working on the
crusher’ at the: ‘Duthie - mine on Thurs-
day when bis glove Was caught in the
rolls and hig left arm drawn into‘ the
rolls. He, "was removed - to- the hosplit-
al: where it was found ‘that the arm
vould have to be taken. off | neor the
shoulder. ‘The operation’ was perform-
ed | Friday ‘morning and the patient
was doing nicely, ' On Saturday. after-
noon just, after dinner Mrs. Lewls was
With him dnd rending to him. He was
in good. - ‘Spirits. . Suddenly. he . ‘went
‘very quiet. Als wife asked hin: ‘what
‘the “ndtter “atid: ata" reply" is wind ‘that tte
was snot - well. :, The “nurse “Was. called},
‘and » ‘also the. ‘doctor, but in fivé min.

vas ao

: The decensed was only. 22 years of

‘He is survived by. hig wife,

The: funeral, wwas. hela on “taesday |)

Many. floral. tributes. Were “sent,

Het Views of. Loeeal People: ‘in ‘Ren

the provinclak government, and person: |_

“n oMr.; Price-Green- said *
the past. two. years ‘there, chad been : ‘a
wonderful change ‘in the niining situa-
tion in this district:. ‘There are today |. f
far more properties. being’ worked than
at any, other time: in, the: history of the
district. He looked forward to a still
greater development in- ‘the friture as
he ‘had every. confidence ‘in the . coun. |’
try, and things hod just got* started. |
In, the past the department over which
he’ has charge’ were more-or less handi- | * :
Jeapped in thelr ‘efforts: to get. capital |. -

interested on. account of ‘the little . de-
velopment going. Fifom now on he
didnot anticipate any, trouble in bring-

gente

[Resouces Men.
Visit District -

Mv

ton west,

On. ‘Tuesday, morning: ‘they. arrived

distrfet, an Ve

men and. prospectors, There “Was.

he waa through: the: ‘country.

in that. district.”

next day or tivo. °

To the , :Omineca, Herald. Mr.

be: : developed..; ATE, n he: Says,

ture: ‘of ‘this country’ ‘fs. ‘assured.”

‘LATE MRS. 8. ‘8. BERGMAN 7

mae he .

Word was “received ‘in New. Hazet-

nigT nee. Maria arson.) ~ ‘The’ de.
as born ‘in Tannas, Sweden,

"yeas “nego” last. March; ‘She

Four years ago: ‘the;

The late, the

| be

16 Teaves many. ywerm,

this: ‘province. ue
eae of, the work at ‘hia depart:

ing. all /hecessary capital for ‘properties
. with merit. . ,
’ Before. coniing. to the north: “Messrs,
Price-Green’ and, ‘Lett, ‘visited ° “Vancou- | ;
‘Yer and, on ‘Tuesday, Tat, shad a big ses‘
sion with: the’ mining men ‘in that city.
Mi, Prige- ‘Green, Was. thé chief “speak:
er ‘on that ‘occasion ‘On “Wednesday:
they. went ‘to Seattle where the’ Mining
‘Club pf that city. held, an’ “All Cana-J ¢
dian Day" “with - banquet.’ “Mr. ‘Lett |;
was the: chairman and. Mr, Duna,” de-.
puty “minister. “indnés at. Victoria was,

2, _chiet | speiker, Both “ ‘oceisions

neffeial - to the mining: ‘induatry'

tS referred to ‘the;
ad been achiev: | {

For the C. N. R.

R. a Ww Lett of. the. Natural Re
Sources, Department, ¢ of the.0. N. RB.
with: -hendquarters at Edmonton, ac-
companied, Cc. Price: -Green,’ commission-
er. ‘of. Natarai Resources, O.N. RB. with
headquarters. at. ‘Montreal, on a trip
over ‘the company’s line’ from: Hdmon-
Aneluding : the. ‘Vancouver
branch - “a8 Well BS the: northern . road.:

New Hazelton and: that’ day. they spent
ol a trip ‘to the Silver ‘Onp property
jin” company “vith Ww. & Harris who
acted as- “Biilde, Wednesday they had
a enip’ arotind to other ‘rospecta in the

. on ‘Monday last ‘these two: men were.
yin, Smithers ‘and ‘looked ‘over some:
the. mining ‘prospects ‘there and in the
jevening. Shad. a. meeting with . “mining

very Jarge: attendance, especially of old
time prospéctors, ; some of whom Mr,
Price-Green ‘met two years ago. when
nr this
trip he gathered a good deal ot valu-
able information. as to. the development

On Wednesday alght they proceeded ;
to. "Topléy where they will sper the 7
‘They’ anticipate see-
ing a dig and. encouraging chug re thare
“Price-
Green stated that ‘he ‘believed ‘that he-
tween Terrace, and. Burns Lake there
are at the, present ‘time 150 prospects
wnderioing. development, 208, about to:
“fifteen
per ‘eent of. those make mines the’ fu-,

that during :

re'vary" successful: ‘and. srould Bros re:

“4 event faith: tn the “army. a Canadian

DR WILSON TO GIVE TALK

“in Hazelton. United. Ghureh. ‘Next Fri]
day Night—He ig. President, of
the. Conférence, °

—an

Dr. W. G. Watson resident: of the
B. 0. Conference, United Church, who’
spenks in: United Church, “Hazelton on
Friday’ night, Oct. , 26, was born at
Bond . ‘Head, - Simeo county, Ont. His
father Was’ an. elder in the - -Presbyter-
ian . church, . Three . brothers entered
the ministry. Rev. RJ, Wilson is a
departmental head’ ‘in the United
in Toronto, ‘Rev. Gilbert Wlison’ holds
an important pastorate in Chicago, and
the coming speaker fs pastor of First ;
United Church, Victoria, “The ‘three |
brothers have o ‘distinguished record
as: pastors. Dr. Wilson - graduated B,
A. -froin Toronto University in 1900,
fond took his M A. degree three. years
later. -He-was~ ordained on May. 23;
1908, and has. held pastoral charges in
Smiths’ Falls, Guelph and Moose Jaw.
In 1921 he became: ‘pastor of First Un-
ited Chureh, Victoria, -He has: an ‘at-
tractive personality and. has splendid:
executive ability, - He will speak in
Hazelton, Terrace and Prince: Rupert
in the Prince Rupert -Presbytery.: He |:

has a message and | knows bow to. dey.
liver it;

the |
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PROMOTED

land.

M R. “ALBERT WILCOX

- who was recently . ‘promoted to the
_ Position of assistant to the general
“Manager, Western region, Canadian.
"National. Railways... Mr, ‘Wilcox,
“who ‘was. ‘general superintendent: of
_Bansportation, is welll:
Shrvaghont the west.

pureliasing power, . conservatively = 4
timdted,. was $36,000, 1000,.; In’ ai littor ‘
to: thts huge sum. was. the: resulting: in- |

Mr, ‘Price-Green A da‘o one of the |"

ontatanding” ‘ming authorities in, the},

Dongtnlon, : and ihe a,

1 al
“Het har}

Tas
| madning, engineers . who are growing’ up|

“i

in, ‘this country, me

The. event of the. week of ;
8-13 was the Octane

the McCracken
north. Aboard:

fle Morrissey, Cant.
they spent,
around the. Aleutian Islands, : ‘and. dia

bear,

Museum ¢ of Natural History, New: ‘York ‘
City. :

-.Opinion is some times heard t that ‘a0
far as trade” is concern od

from the. ‘Toecal.
worth R -eontinental.

ane: Appointment. of’: Rev. ‘Tomes. B
Gibson of Smithers to the rectorate . of
St. Andrews. cathedral isca popular
one and the opening services’

brond man and &
Pe and an air of. distinétion,
town during the week end:.. -He come
| from Cumberland, : Nova. ‘Scotia

‘Ifor the first time- Was making "| Q tour
{of the north. He is 4.0: ‘NLR: diree
tor. Away back ‘in the’ "ninéties, in’ n
f#eneral election,- he: ‘defeated Sir Ch:
| Tupper, the warhorse of “the Cumbe

a where he has been Sitting, Mo:
ever, Hines. - .

Toeal radio ‘fan | are’ on ‘the Wa
When listeiting: ‘to a° ‘eoneért ;
1ver, or a chorus in San. Fran isco, oF
‘ia. violin solo in Winnipeg, or:
; Yehiement declarations

at drownell ‘out! by. ‘the. “pation _cut-in
-:elestitieal’ Waves from Some’ munici

has. ‘been’ “formed, and ‘th
he |ana be hetitioned io send an inspecto:
€cand:, try. and. correct wha
Tar a -Rulsanee ,

“PRINCE. RUPERT’
N EWS LET TER

Presence in the city “of:
“Stoll expedition to the’
the stout Schooner Et.
Bob, Bartlett,
,2 chill and wet sStummér-

‘Behring Straits,

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orne ithe: ‘salmon _
"Prince ‘Rupert’.
_standpotnt,. is - not

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That ‘put: him: ‘on - ‘a

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