The Reno Evening Gazette, 1 March 1902
(Reno, Nevada)

DENVER, COLO., March 1.—A special to the Times from Tulluride, Colo., says:
Today broke bright and clear in the city but clouds still hang over the mountains. A large searching party left this morning to resume the search for the dead, buried under the snow. Telephone lines from this city to the mines and to Denver are down. A slide occurred this morning in Marshall Basin at the Sheridan mine.
John H. Johns, a miner, was killed. He is 43 years of age and has a wife and one child who have only been in the country a short time. He is a native of Cornwall, England, and has resided in this city for the last fourteen years.

Contributed by Bob Bolitho