The Prescott Evening Courier, 22 January 1906
(Prescott, Arizona)

Killed by Falling Rock
James Lean, aged 45 years, a miner employed at the L. S. & P. shaft, was killed in the mine yesterday morning by a falling rock. He was shaping the face of the drift when a rock which was hanging loose fell, striking him on the side of the head, causing a fractured brain. He came here from Globe; came there from Colorado; has a family in Cornwall, England.—Bisbee Review, Jan. 12.

Contributed by Bob Bolitho