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| − | BC Archives GR-0431 British Columbia, Attorney General
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| − | Box 12 File 1 Inquisitions/inquests conducted by coroners in British Columbia
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| − | Cumberland B. C. 28th April 1919
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| − | Inquest held on the body of Chow Wing
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| − | Dr George McNaughton being sworn read his state as to the injuries and condition of the deceaseds body
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| − | Statement attached
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| − | ____________________________
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| − | A.C. Lyman being sworn saith
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| − | I am the Engineer of the Canadian Collieries Co of Cumberland B.C.
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| − | I visited the scene of the accident the morning of the 28th and took the various measurements from which the exhibits were made and certify the same to be correct.
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| − | A. C. Lyman
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| − | Joseph Shaw Coroner
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| − | Foon Sien Interpreter being sworn enterpretes the evidence of the Chinese witnesses
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| − | Foon Sien Joseph Shaw Coroner
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| − | Ching Cong Being sworn saith
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| − | taking[?] long I work at no 4 for the Canadian Collieries, damping Coal I remember the 26th April 1919. I knew Chow Wing he was working near to me I saw the accident that caused
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