Report of the Bureau of Mines of the Department of Internal Affairs of ...

No. 10 NINTH BITUMINOUS DISTRICT. 475
At the Enirka niiiic, on May 0, August (leiring, a German, was
fatally injured by a fall of coal and died the same evening.
Joseph .\uditanio, an Italian miner, was instantly killed on the
evening of May 14, at Wick JIaveu mine, by a fall of slate.
Mervin Thompson, a trapper and flag boy, was instantly killed on
May 17, at Moreland slope, by being caught between two loaded trips.
At the Tort Royal mine, John Subina, a Russian Pole, was fatally
injured by the cage on May 20; he lived six hours. He tried to get
on the cage without the knowledge of the eager,
John Mattus. a German, was instantly killed at the Port Royal
mine on June 4, by a piece of slate falling upon him.
Ricardo Roko, an Italian, was fatally injured in the Darr mine, on
June 8, while crossing over the loaded trip while the latter was in
motion.
Lewis Hucsak, a I*olish miner, was instantly killed in the Darr
mine on October II, by a fall of slate.
John Petrik, a Slavish miner, was instantly killed in the Darr mine
on October 22, by a fall of roof coal and slate.
Frederick Blum, a German miner, was instantly killed on October
28 at the Summit and Eagle mine, by a fall of coal and slate.
Michael Hazel, a Hungarian, was instantly killed in the Wick
Haven mine on November 9, by a fall of slate.