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Robert Elliott
No. 525 on the list occurred at Eaton Mines, belonging to Bolckow, Vaughan, & Co., Limited, on November 18th, causing the death of a miner. The place this man was working in had just holed into another, and there was an opening of about 4 feet square between them. A shot was fired, and a piece of stone fell near this opening, and on returning deceased removed this and was looking through the hole when a piece of stone fell off the face on to him with fatal results. He should have been more careful in his examination of the place after firing a shot; it is most likely if he had been he would have found that the stone, which afterwards fell and killed him, was unsafe, and could have removed it.
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