Day/date: Monday, August 11, 1986

                  FATALTIY - FALL FROM HORSE

                     FIELD INCIDENT REPORT

                        Initial Report
Date/time of incident: 8/7/86, noon                Date/time received: 8/11/86, 12:15pm
Park: Glacier                                      Location: not given
Reported by: Carolyn Kershaw, RMRO                 Phone(s): FTS 776-8641
Received by: Bill Halainen, RAD                    Phone(s): 343-4874
Follow-up contact: Chuck Sigler, CR, Glacier       Phone(s): 406-888-5441

Summary: Ms. G.J. was riding in a concession horse train when
several horses spooked for unknown reasons.  Two young riders and
a wrangler received minor injuries; Ms. G.J. died of multiple
head trauma.

Note: Probable concessioner: Rocky Mountain Outfitters, 55 Ainley
Lane, Kalispell (406)257-0972

Visitors involved:
Name                                 Address                      DOB     Sex
G.J.                              Hopkins, MN                     5/28/22  F

Anticipated developments:




                      DOUBLE DROWNING

                     FIELD INCIDENT REPORT

                        Initial Report
Date/time of incident: 8/9/86, 9 p.m.              Date/time received: 8/11/86, 11:25 a.m.
Park: Amistad                                      Location: San Pedro Flats 454
Reported by: Gina Gray, SWRO                       Phone(s): FTS 476-6371
Received by: Bill Halainen, RAD                    Phone(s): 343-4784
Follow-up contact: Eldon Kohlman, CR, Amistad      Phone(s): (512)775-7491
Summary: T.M. was playing in the water near the campground where
he was staying with his family.  He got into trouble, and Mr.
A.B.D., who was a boyfriend of the boy's mother, tried to rescue
him.  Both drowned. Bodies recovered 5-1/2 hours later by park
rangers.

Visitors involved:
Name                                 Address               DOB       Sex
T.M.                                Del Rio, TX            2/14/74   M
A.B.D., Sr.                         Del Rio, TX            6/28/39   M

Anticipated developments: Investigation by NPS rangers.