| 184 | G. W. Giffen | Clerk | |
| 185 | John R. Hamilton | Clerk | |
| 186 | A B Somerville | Clerk | |
| 187 | John Schmidt | Clerk | |
| 188 | R. T Spears | Foreman | |
| 189 | J. M. |
| 123 | Wm Burt | Miner | |
| 124 | Thos Beaman | Miner | |
| 125 | Harry Clise | Miner | |
| 126 | Hugh Hotchkiss | Miner | |
| 127 | Pat McKenna | Miner | |
| 128 | Arch Stewart | Miner | |
| 129 | Geo Higgins | Miner |
| 82 | John Glen | Miner | |
| 83 | David Tennant | Miner | |
| 84 | Wm Morgan | Miner | |
| 85 | Jas McIntyre | Miner | |
| 86 | Chas Winters | Miner | |
| 87 | Wm. |
| 41 | Chas Connor | Miner | |
| 42 | John Somerville | Miner | |
| 43 | Geo Spears | Miner | |
| 44 | Pat McConnell | Miner | |
| 45 | Henry McGee | Miner | |
| 46 | Alex Brown | Miner | |
| 47 | Alex Abbott | Miner |
| Feb 1-15 1907 | |||
| R. L. Somerville | |||
| John F. |
Carbide mining lamp with wick, and oil lamps.
The smaller of the coal oil lamps belonged to the grandfather of Bill Richmond. His grandfather worked for 35 years in the mines.
The other coal oil lamp and the carbide lamp belonged to Robert Brown.
Cloth cap, with hard brim, and mining lamp attached.
There is no explanation for this photograph. Why is the miner with his lamp and lunch pail, sitting on the train tracks, surrounded a bevy of ladies?
Left to right:
Thomas Richardson's son-in- law,unknown,unknown,Thomas Richardson, Dave Richardson (Thomas's brother),unknown.
Each man has a tool - saw, chisel, square etc.
| Mine 1 |
| February 1911 |
| Jm. D. Robertson |
| Chars. Robertson |
| Alex. Lee |
| Jas. Arnold |
| Gotlieb Merrbach |
| Lindley Nichols |
| Wm. Stafford |
| John Reed |
| Harry Thomas |
| John Glenn |
| Alex. Scott |
| Thos. Wilson |
| John Peebles |
| Richard Waddell |
| Wm. |