Died at Placer County Hospital in Auburn
Was listed as Bane
Age: 61
Adm: Aug 22, 1887
Died: Sep 10, 1887
Res: Roseville

Hospital Records has he was from Virginia.
On census and family trees that is questionable?
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From Ancestry:
family lore says he was injured in a wagon accident while acting as a teamster.
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California, Voter Registers, 1866-1898
Bane Name: John Peter Bane* Bain
Residence Year: 1879
Residence Place: Placer, CA
Age: 53
Birth Year: abt 1826
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1880 United States Federal Census
Name: Peter Bain
Age: 56
Birth Year: abt 1824
Birthplace: Indiana* should be Missouri?
Home in 1880: Township 1, Placer, CA
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Rose Bain
Father's Birthplace: Kentucky
Mother's Birthplace: Germany
Occupation: Farmer
Household Members: Name Age
Peter Bain 56
Rose Bain 45
Barbara Bain 6
Effie Bain 3
Peter Bain 1
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In 1852 he was married, spouses name unknown. He had three children from this union. She was born abt 1832

William Oscar b: abt 1853 in Missouri

Mary C. - Apr 5, 1861 in CA - Sep 25 1917 in Sacto, CA found

Ida Bain - May 24, 1863 in CA - Oct 3 1908 in Sacto, CA
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Sep 17 1868 he married Rose A. Mc Gonigle

Samuel Bain found
1868 – 1873
Christopher Bain found
1869 – 1873
John Bain found
1872 – 1873
Barbara Bain found
1872 – 1911
Effie Bain
1876 – 1880
Peter Philip John Bain found
1879 – 1958
Martha Bain
1883 – 1941
Nellie H Bain
1885 – 1971


1870 United States Federal Census
Name: Peter Bane
Age in 1870: 40
Birth Year: abt 1830
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1870: American, Sacramento, CA
Household Members: Name Age
Peter Bane 40
Lois Bane 30?
Oscar Bane 17
Mary Aloys Bane 8
Ida Bane 6
Samuel Bane 3
Baley Bane 8/12
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Find A Grave contributor Kathie Kloss Marynik has made a suggestion.

Roseville Items--A distressing accident occurred at the ranch of Peter Bain some four miles from here last Sunday afternoon. His children in some manner set the grass on fire near his house. The fire was soon subdued, but shortly afterwards the dress of his little daughter, aged four years, caught fire from a smoldering clump, and before the flames could be extinguished, the child was fatally burned. This is the second child Mr. Bain has lost through its clothing catching fire.

[Placer Weekly Argus, Auburn, Saturday, 7-10-1880]

I bet this is the same unlucky family. Unfortunately, this little girl's resting place is unknown, but my guess it was at Boothill but the headstone was lost. Per the 1880 census, she was probably Effie.