Ing Com
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had been killed on the Duck Creek trail by Bears and asked who had gone on the trail that morning - | had been killed on the Duck Creek trail by Bears and asked who had gone on the trail that morning - | ||
| − | By the Coroner | + | By the Coroner - How long after your arrival at the Forks did you give the alarm? |
Answer About five minutes! | Answer About five minutes! | ||
| − | Ah Ching | + | Ah Ching - Sworn says - On Thursday last the 4th July about half past one oclock in the afternoon on my way from Keithley crossing to the Forks of Quesnelle when about 4 miles on the trail, I heard the growl of a Bear, and close by I saw a hat, handkerchief and a bag with some tobacco lying on the ground - I thought there was something wrong and hurried to get away when a large brown Bear came out of the brush and gave chase to me, I lost my hat but could not dismount to pick it up the Bear press'd me so close - I did not know at the time "Ing Com" was on the way home - I knew "Ing Com" he was my cousin - |
By W. P. Barry - Did you see any bones when you first saw the hat? | By W. P. Barry - Did you see any bones when you first saw the hat? | ||
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Answer - No! | Answer - No! | ||
| − | After I got away from the Bear I made the best of my way for the Forks | + | After I got away from the Bear I made the best of my way for the Forks - I met a party of men who asked me if I had seen "Ing Com" as they were afraid he was killed by a Bear |
| − | BC Archives GR-0431 / BRITISH COLUMBIA | + | BC Archives, GR-0431 Box 1 File 4 / BRITISH COLUMBIA. ATTORNEY GENERAL. / Inquisitions / inquests conducted by coroners in British Columbia. |
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had been killed on the Duck Creek trail by Bears and asked who had gone on the trail that morning -
By the Coroner - How long after your arrival at the Forks did you give the alarm?
Answer About five minutes!
Ah Ching - Sworn says - On Thursday last the 4th July about half past one oclock in the afternoon on my way from Keithley crossing to the Forks of Quesnelle when about 4 miles on the trail, I heard the growl of a Bear, and close by I saw a hat, handkerchief and a bag with some tobacco lying on the ground - I thought there was something wrong and hurried to get away when a large brown Bear came out of the brush and gave chase to me, I lost my hat but could not dismount to pick it up the Bear press'd me so close - I did not know at the time "Ing Com" was on the way home - I knew "Ing Com" he was my cousin -
By W. P. Barry - Did you see any bones when you first saw the hat?
Answer - No!
After I got away from the Bear I made the best of my way for the Forks - I met a party of men who asked me if I had seen "Ing Com" as they were afraid he was killed by a Bear
BC Archives, GR-0431 Box 1 File 4 / BRITISH COLUMBIA. ATTORNEY GENERAL. / Inquisitions / inquests conducted by coroners in British Columbia.