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| − | Cumberland Feb'y 27 / 19
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| − | that we your jury empanelled
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| − | to enquire into the cause of the
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| − | death of Lee Gee and Young Gow,
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| − | find by evidence, adduced, before
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| − | us, that the said Lee Gee and
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| − | Young Gow, on the 24th and 25th
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| − | day of February, Nineteen Hundred
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| − | and Nineteen (1919) at a certain
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| − | place known as No. 4. Yard,
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| − | situated near Cumberland B. C.
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| − | came to their deaths as the
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| − | result of Railway Collision, and
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| − | we the Jury return a verdict of
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| − | accidental death.
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| − | We wish to add the following
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| − | rider that we suggest in future
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| − | that locomotives should proceed
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| − | in front of passenger coaches.
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| − | [signed]
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| − | Wm. Henderson, Foreman
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| − | Edward H. Jones
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| − | George Edward Willis
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| − | Charles Reynolds
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| − | J. J. Harwood
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| − | Robert Dunn Webster
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| − | Joseph Shaw, coroner
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