Smelter Accident: 0054.0233
ACCIDENT OF JACK TONEY
John Toney, one of the men employed on the construction of the smelter buildings, fell from one of the frames a distance of some thirty-three feet but luckily sustained no worse injuries than several severe cuts about the face and a bad shaking. He was removed to Handley & Wolfe building immediately after the accident and Dr. Green of Cranbrook was telephoned for and arrived two and a half hours later and attended the patient. Mr. Toney will be around in a few days.
0054.0233: Smelter AccidentCranbrook doctor called by telephone. Medium: Newspaper - Text
Date:
January 4, 1902
Pages: 1
Publisher: Marysville Tribune
Collection: Columbia Basin Institute (0054)
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