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Vancouver Coal Company

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Emil Arnold Praeger - Physician and Surgeon being duly sworn saith - I am Physician and Surgeon to the Vancouver Coal Company. I saw the body of John Lim but made no special examination of him. The body of Lim was recovered the night of the explosion - that would be on the night of the third of May. I am of opinion that he died from the effects of choke damp. The result of inhalation is death of a rapid form ? oxygen starvation. Some men were brought up some twenty five minutes after the explosion. The body of Lim was brought up - I think - about ten o'clock of the night of the third of May.  
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Emil Arnold Praeger - Physician and Surgeon being duly sworn saith - I am Physician and Surgeon to the Vancouver Coal Company. I saw the body of John Lim but made no special examination of him. The body of Lim was recovered the night of the explosion - that would be on the night of the third of May. I am of opinion that he died from the effects of choke damp. The result of inhalation is death of a rapid form from oxygen starvation. Some men were brought up some twenty five minutes after the explosion. The body of Lim was brought up - I think - about ten o'clock of the night of the third of May.  
  
E.A. Prager
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E.A. Praeger
  
Taken upon oath and acknowledged on this 25th day of May in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven before me W Wyman Walkem Coroner
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Taken upon oath and acknowledged on this 25th day of May in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven before me W Wymond Walkem Coroner
  
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Jules Michael miner of South Cedar district being duly sworn saith:  I am a sinker in the number two shaft.  I remember the evening of the third of May last and about the time the explosion took place - I was just having supper off number two shaft when the explosion took place - I was in a little cabin taking a little supper at the time - that was below ground - As far as I can describe it the explosion like a heavy fall of rock behind us.  I felt the wind coming from it up the slopes.  I remember when the volume of air struck me - When
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BC Archives, GR-0431 Box 4 File 3 / BRITISH COLUMBIA. ATTORNEY GENERAL. / Inquisitions / inquests conducted by coroners in British Columbia.

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To Mr. D M Eberts

Emil Arnold Praeger - Physician and Surgeon being duly sworn saith - I am Physician and Surgeon to the Vancouver Coal Company. I saw the body of John Lim but made no special examination of him. The body of Lim was recovered the night of the explosion - that would be on the night of the third of May. I am of opinion that he died from the effects of choke damp. The result of inhalation is death of a rapid form from oxygen starvation. Some men were brought up some twenty five minutes after the explosion. The body of Lim was brought up - I think - about ten o'clock of the night of the third of May.

E.A. Praeger

Taken upon oath and acknowledged on this 25th day of May in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven before me W Wymond Walkem Coroner

To D.M. Eberts

Jules Michael miner of South Cedar district being duly sworn saith: I am a sinker in the number two shaft. I remember the evening of the third of May last and about the time the explosion took place - I was just having supper off number two shaft when the explosion took place - I was in a little cabin taking a little supper at the time - that was below ground - As far as I can describe it the explosion like a heavy fall of rock behind us. I felt the wind coming from it up the slopes. I remember when the volume of air struck me - When

BC Archives, GR-0431 Box 4 File 3 / BRITISH COLUMBIA. ATTORNEY GENERAL. / Inquisitions / inquests conducted by coroners in British Columbia.