Hi Peggy Just like any Mayors job

Hello Larry, #1. But if we were to use all that concrete to pave that highway, let's say to be economical? What would we use to hold all that water? #2. Wow! The Pentagon is a world in its own. One would never have to leave! It would be like working at home! Does it also have apartments, or can you just set up living quarters in your office? But wait a minute. I would miss the countryside. Never mind. Kindest regards, Luella May

Larry, I believe, if you do a little more research you will learn that there are the bodys of two men in the dam. I have heard that they fell in while the pore was being made and they never attempted to recover their bodys. It was either Hover or Grand Collie that this happened at. Check it out for me!

Hi James Fatalities During Construction of Hoover Dam 1922 Date Name Cause of Death 12/20 J. G. Tierney, U.S.B.R* Drowned 1931 Date Name Cause of Death 5/17 Harry Large, Six Company Rock Slide 5/17 Andrew Lane, Six Company Rock Slide 5/18 Fred Olsen, Lewis Const. Co. Premature Explosion 6/20 William Bryant, Six Company Explosion 6/20 J. P. Sweezy, Six Company Explosion 6/27 Pat Shannon, Six Company Heat Prostration 6/28 Mike Madzia, Six Company Heat Prostration 6/25 Ray Hapland, Six Company Heat Prostration 7/5 Joe Rolland, Six Company Drowned 7/5 Martin Puluski, (visitor) Drowned 7/8 Robert Core, Newberry Elec. Corp. Heat Prostration 7/10 A. E. Meredith, Lewis Const. Co. Heat Prostration 7/10 Thomas Murray, Anderson Bros. Heat Prostration 7/11 Joe Lyons, Anderson Bros. Heat Prostration 7/13 Earl Parker, Six Company Heat Prostration 7/15 John Swenson, Six Company Heat Prostration 7/20 Chase Allen, Six Company Heat Prostration 7/22 A. A. McClurg, Intrnl. Truck Co. Heat Prostration 7/23 Tom Noonal, Six Company Heat Prostration 7/24 Joe Ganz, Anderson Bros. Heat Prostration 7/26 Lew Starnes, Anderson Bros. Heat Prostration 9/11 H. H. Kidd, Six Company Falling Rock 9/21 Jack Russell, Six Company Fell 400 feet 9/29 Jack Seitz, Six Company Falling Rock 10/2 Lauri Lehto, Six Company Falling Rock 10/17 Joe Doyle, Six Company Falling Rock 10/17 Ralph Henderson, Six Company Falling Rock 10/17 M. C. Stuckey, Six Company Falling Rock 11/7 D. R. Elston, Six Company Struck by Truck 12/15 M. J. Sidmore, Six Company Premature Explosion 12/15 Frank Manning, Six Company Premature Explosion 1932 Date Name Cause of Death 1/7 S. A. McDaniel, Six Company Fell 2/11 Joe Talbert, Six Company Power Shovel 2/25 Ben Johnson, Six Company Drowned in Tank 3/11 O. A. George, Six Company Crushed - Trucks 3/30 Frank Brady, Six Company Falling Rock 4/14 Carl Bennett, Six Company Explosion 4/21 H. H. Nightingale, Six Company Shovel - Crushed 4/26 L. N. McBride, Six Company Struck by Skip Line 4/27 Bert Lynch, Six Company Falling Rock 4/28 V. R. Moore, Six Company Struck by Concrete Skip 5/11 John Abercrombie, Six Company Transport Collision 5/20 B. S. Joyce, Six Company Falling Rock 5/30 H. A. Willis, Six Company Electrocuted 6/17 H. L. Scothern, Six Company Struck by Cable 7/25 Walter Hardesty, Six Company Struck by Cable 7/27 E. A. Bishop, Six Company Truck Went Overboard 7/29 Alexander Girardi, Six Company Fell from Wall 8/24 A. E. Wooden, Six Company Crushed by Form 8/31 E. H. Gammill, Six Company Premature Explosion 9/24 V. I. Kemnitz, Six Company Rock Fall 9/25 P. B. Hicks, Six Company Fell from Wall 9/28 James C. Roberts, Six Company Falling Rock 11/9 Louie Goss, Six Company Fell from Wall 11/16 Carl Soderstrom, Six Company Drowned 12/1 R. R. Petticrew, Six Company Electrocuted 12/12 Dan Shovlin, Six Company Struck by Truck 12/23 Walter Hamer, Six Company Fell from Valve House 1933 Date Name Cause of Death 1/1 F. C. Palmer, Six Company Fell from Valve House 1/10 Gus Enberg, Six Company Explosion 1/11 Howard Cornelius, Six Company Explosion 2/1 V. H. Blair, Six Company Fell from Truck 2/7 J. H. Powers, Six Company Truck fell on him 2/7 M. H. Kaighn, Six Company Rock Slide 3/12 Tome Markey, Six Company Fell 3/16 William Koontz, Six Company Run over by Truck 4/8 Dan Kalal, Six Company Gravel Slide 5/20 H. D. Bluhm, Six Company Struck by Shovel 5/22 Pete Savoff, Six Company Fell 6/23 Mike Landers, Six Company Falling Rock 6/26 L. W. Steele, Six Company Runover by Truck 7/1 F. B. Kassell, Six Company Premature Explosion 7/13 George Falkener, Six Company Falling Timber 7/19 J. M. Nelson, Six Company Fell from Form 9/15 V. O. Lee, Six Company Electrocuted 10/1 James Jackman, Six Company Falling Concrete Bucket 11/8 W. A. Jameson, Six Company Concrete Slide 11/8 James Tocci, Six Company Run over by Truck 12/6 L. E. Roach, Six Company Fell from Jumbo 12/29 P. A. Malan, Six Company Fell from Form 1934 Date Name Cause of Death 1/22 George Good, Six Company Falling Material 2/1 Rosyn Grant, Six Company Fell 2/6 Kenneth Walden, Six Company Crushed by Concrete Bucket 2/26 Eugene Buckner, Six Company Falling Timber 3/10 George R. Richardson, Six Company Elevator Accident 3/23 Harry Morgan, Six Company Fell 4/14 Allen Jackson, Six Company Fell 5/16 G. D. McIsaac, Six Company Electrocuted 5/20 Howard Bently, Six Company Falling Rock 5/25 Fred Deckmann, B&W Fell 5/26 Samuel L. Carter, Six Company Run over by Conc. Dinkey 6/11 Grant Miles, Six Company Fell 60' walking thru drain 6/24 Victor K. Auchard, Six Company Crushed under Jumbo 8/27 Harris Lange, B&W Sling Broke, Falling objects 9/16 Frank A. Fritz, Six Company Electrocuted 9/26 John W. Rawls, Six Company Fell from Form 11/1 Paul L. Jordan, B&W Fell from 30' Pipe 11/1 Richard M. Whelan, B&W Penstock Car Broke Loose 11/1 Martin L. Hempel, B&W Penstock Car Broke Loose 11/4 Alfred E. Foreman, B&W Penstock Car Broke Loose 11/14 K. H. Rankin, U.S.B.R. Struck by Concrete Bucket 1935 Date Name Cause of Death 1/3 J. W. Pitts, Six Company Struck by Concrete Bucket 2/19 Kenneth L. Wilson, Six Company Line Broke - Fell 200' 2/21 B. R. Reaves, Six Company Fell into Tunnel & Drowned 5/15 David C. Nixon, Six Company Crushed by Concrete Bucket 5/17 Verne Mason, Six Company Falling Pipe 6/21 J. W. Matson, B&W Falling Casting 6/21 Harold Koile, B&W Falling Casting 8/14 William R. Skaloud, B&W Fell 11/17 Albert G. Loper, Six Company Fell 11/24 Roy Stevens, Six Company Struck by Flying Object 12/20 Patrict W. Tierney, U.S.B.R.* Fell from Intake Tower 1939 Date Name Cause of Death 2/15 John G. Hansen, U.S.B.R. Drowned There were no accidental deaths from 1923 to 1930, from 1936 to 1938, and from 1940 to 1942. *Patrict W. Tierney was the son of J. G. Tierney, who was killed on the job in 1922.

Hi Luella ok