MINEBK00263

• County: San Miguel
• Document: Manager
• Suffix: A

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jar or jolting may be described as follows: l4ith a smooth floor and the ambulance
run aver s t~vo by tour scaxctlixtg at a rapid rate of speedy the-occupant of the
stretcher claimed to have felt no jar or jolt.
Jr. Hall had recently completed a device for placing in a wagon when
the wagon road is reached. It is simply a frame that takes the place of the am-
balance frame and stands up in the wagon. The stretcher is unhooked from the am-
balance proper and fastened to tlee frame in wagons and thence a drive to hospital.
The utility and simplicity of these devices appeals to all who see them
and the sa-ae should be placed on every large mine in the States whether precious
metal or coal mine. I understand that Dr. Hall has recently taken out litters
patent and will endeavor to introduce it into army circles. It will certainly
prove a great advance over the present army ambulance, will be more effective and
require fewer men to transport a given number than is used by present met7:ods.
It is safe to assert that any appliance that will work satisfactorily on the 1~fa.r-
shall basin trail is a safe one to adop~C anyvl:ere.
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