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	“ Injuries even happened to experienced ranch hands like Andy Lucero (1911–1999). Lucero, who worked on the Gherini Ranch from 1965–1973, suffered several injuries over the years. On 16 March 1968 the log shows “Andy reports injuring himself.” On September 15th the logs note that Andy injured his collarbone and needed medical treatment at the mainland. In April of 1969 he sprained his back while repairing a washed out road, and in October 1969 he suffered vesicular dermatitis after being exposed to gas, oil, and animals, as well as cooking and dishwashing residue. His most serious injury occurred on 1 February 1970 when he was thrown by a horse and cut his face and fractured both wrists. Both Francis and Pier Gherini were on the island at the time and Francis immediately flew Andy to Oxnard, California where he was admitted to Saint John’s Hospital and eventually recovered.”		“ Injuries even happened to experienced ranch hands like Andy Lucero (1911–1999). Lucero, who worked on the Gherini Ranch from 1965–1973, suffered several injuries over the years. On 16 March 1968 the log shows “Andy reports injuring himself.” On September 15th the logs note that Andy injured his collarbone and needed medical treatment at the mainland. In April of 1969 he sprained his back while repairing a washed out road, and in October 1969 he suffered vesicular dermatitis after being exposed to gas, oil, and animals, as well as cooking and dishwashing residue. His most serious injury occurred on 1 February 1970 when he was thrown by a horse and cut his face and fractured both wrists. Both Francis and Pier Gherini were on the island at the time and Francis immediately flew Andy to Oxnard, California where he was admitted to Saint John’s Hospital and eventually recovered.” [Gherini, John ''Radio Santa Cruz: A Glimpse of Island Ranch Life from 1951 to 1984'' (2005)]

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	<span style="color:#006400">'''LUCERO, Andy'''</span> and his wife Christina managed Scorpion Ranch ~~as of 1970~~. After Lucero sustained a serious injury on the ranch, his worker, David Petersen took over and lived at Scorpion Ranch with his wife Gayle for one and a half years. (Francis Gherini)		<span style="color:#006400">'''LUCERO, Andy'''</span> (1911-1999) and his wife Christina managed Scorpion Ranch from 1965-1973. After Lucero sustained a serious injury on the ranch, his worker, David Petersen took over and lived at Scorpion Ranch with his wife Gayle for one and a half years. (Francis Gherini)



			“ Injuries even happened to experienced ranch hands like Andy Lucero (1911–1999). Lucero, who worked on the Gherini Ranch from 1965–1973, suffered several injuries over the years. On 16 March 1968 the log shows “Andy reports injuring himself.” On September 15th the logs note that Andy injured his collarbone and needed medical treatment at the mainland. In April of 1969 he sprained his back while repairing a washed out road, and in October 1969 he suffered vesicular dermatitis after being exposed to gas, oil, and animals, as well as cooking and dishwashing residue. His most serious injury occurred on 1 February 1970 when he was thrown by a horse and cut his face and fractured both wrists. Both Francis and Pier Gherini were on the island at the time and Francis immediately flew Andy to Oxnard, California where he was admitted to Saint John’s Hospital and eventually recovered.”

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	<span style="color:#006400">'''LUCERO, Andy'''</span> and his wife Christina managed Scorpion Ranch. (Francis Gherini)		<span style="color:#006400">'''LUCERO, Andy'''</span> and his wife Christina managed Scorpion Ranch as of 1970. After Lucero sustained a serious injury on the ranch, his worker, David Petersen took over and lived at Scorpion Ranch with his wife Gayle for one and a half years. (Francis Gherini)

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	<span style="color:#006400">'''LUCERO, Andy'''</span> and his wife Christina managed Scorpion Ranch. (Francis Gherini)		<span style="color:#006400">'''LUCERO, Andy'''</span> and his wife Christina managed Scorpion Ranch. (Francis Gherini)



	~~=====<span style="color:#006400">In the News~</span>=====~~

	'''November 11, 1908 [SBI]:''' “Word was received in Santa Barbara today that an Italian fisherman named Lucero was drowned off Santa Cruz Island last Saturday while fishing. Although details of the accident are meager, it is understood that Lucero was engaged in crawfishing. Whether the skiff was overturned by Lucero, while pulling up his traps, or whether it was capsized by a wave, is not known. The skiff drifted in later, however, as mute evidence of the death of its occupant. Yesterday brother fishermen were still looking for the body of the drowned man, but last night no trace of it had been found. It is thought the body became lodged in the kelp beds where it is probably held. Lucero was working at the Scorpion Camp on the south side of Santa Cruz Island. The sea has been running high for several days an don the south side of Santa Cruz in particular the water has been very rough.”


	'''November 21, 1908 [SBMP]:''' “Lucero’s body found at sea. Coroner A.M. Ruiz and S. R. McDonald, and assistant to undertaker S. T. Ricketts, will leave here this morning on a power schooner with Captain Vasquez for Santa Cruz Island, to bring to this city the body of Lucero, the crawfish catcher who was drowned off the island on November 7. Lucero and a fellow fisherman left Scorpion camp on Santa Cruz Island on November 7, in a rowboat, to visit another camp. It is believed they were intoxicated, according to the coroner, when they left. The boat was upset and Lucero’s companion declares he never saw him after the boat capsized. Last Sunday a fisherman found the body of Lucero entangled in the kelp off the island, near the spot where the tragedy occurred. He towed it ashore, where it has remained ever since. Word was sent here yesterday and Coroner Ruiz arranged to leave today.”

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			=====<span style="color:#006400">In the News~</span>=====
	~~'''LUCERO'''~~


	'''November 11, 1908 [SBI]:''' “Word was received in Santa Barbara today that an Italian fisherman named Lucero was drowned off Santa Cruz Island last Saturday while fishing. Although details of the accident are meager, it is understood that Lucero was engaged in crawfishing. Whether the skiff was overturned by Lucero, while pulling up his traps, or whether it was capsized by a wave, is not known. The skiff drifted in later, however, as mute evidence of the death of its occupant. Yesterday brother fishermen were still looking for the body of the drowned man, but last night no trace of it had been found. It is thought the body became lodged in the kelp beds where it is probably held. Lucero was working at the Scorpion Camp on the south side of Santa Cruz Island. The sea has been running high for several days an don the south side of Santa Cruz in particular the water has been very rough.”		'''November 11, 1908 [SBI]:''' “Word was received in Santa Barbara today that an Italian fisherman named Lucero was drowned off Santa Cruz Island last Saturday while fishing. Although details of the accident are meager, it is understood that Lucero was engaged in crawfishing. Whether the skiff was overturned by Lucero, while pulling up his traps, or whether it was capsized by a wave, is not known. The skiff drifted in later, however, as mute evidence of the death of its occupant. Yesterday brother fishermen were still looking for the body of the drowned man, but last night no trace of it had been found. It is thought the body became lodged in the kelp beds where it is probably held. Lucero was working at the Scorpion Camp on the south side of Santa Cruz Island. The sea has been running high for several days an don the south side of Santa Cruz in particular the water has been very rough.”

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'''November 11, 1908 [SBI]:''' “Word was received in Santa Barbara today that an Italian fisherman named Lucero was drowned off Santa Cruz Island last Saturday while fishing. Although details of the accident are meager, it is understood that Lucero was engaged in crawfishing. Whether the skiff was overturned by Lucero, while pulling up his traps, or whether it was capsized by a wave, is not known. The skiff drifted in later, however, as mute evidence of the death of its occupant. Yesterday brother fishermen were still looking for the body of the drowned man, but last night no trace of it had been found. It is thought the body became lodged in the kelp beds where it is probably held. Lucero was working at the Scorpion Camp on the south side of Santa Cruz Island. The sea has been running high for several days an don the south side of Santa Cruz in particular the water has been very rough.”

'''November 21, 1908 [SBMP]:''' “Lucero’s body found at sea. Coroner A.M. Ruiz and S. R. McDonald, and assistant to undertaker S. T. Ricketts, will leave here this morning on a power schooner with Captain Vasquez for Santa Cruz Island, to bring to this city the body of Lucero, the crawfish catcher who was drowned off the island on November 7. Lucero and a fellow fisherman left Scorpion camp on Santa Cruz Island on November 7, in a rowboat, to visit another camp. It is believed they were intoxicated, according to the coroner, when they left. The boat was upset and Lucero’s companion declares he never saw him after the boat capsized. Last Sunday a fisherman found the body of Lucero entangled in the kelp off the island, near the spot where the tragedy occurred. He towed it ashore, where it has remained ever since. Word was sent here yesterday and Coroner Ruiz arranged to leave today.”