Pages 74 and 75 of John Graham's report book 1835-1838

[Page 74]

January 8th 1836, John Graham Reports to the Commettee

On Saturday Last the Loading waggons was throwing off the way in Brusselton Bank & Broke one Wheel and Damaged one Waggon of Coals the waggon and Coals belonged to Mr Geo Dixon, Hackworth & Downing Liable to the Damages as it was occationed by the Inatention of there men

Part matearial has been sent from Garden Gill Pit and Eveing Wood Bridge to thrush Wood Branch such as Small Coal Balast and Stone Blocks and no account has been giving of them

[Page 75]

Average weights of waggons Weighed during the Last Week

Collieries No of waggons Average
Weighed
Adelaid 4 54
Butterknowle 16 52 15/16
Deanery 4 53 3/4
Black Boy 20 54 7/10
Dixons BK 52 58 31/32
New Etherly “ “
So Durham 8 55 3/3
St Helens 48 55 1/12
Witton Park 20 54 3/5
Old Etherly 24 58 11/12
South End “ “
Lands 16 54 13/16
Norwood 32 53 25/32