Arizona Death Certificate gives her age as 33 and her first name as Concha.
Bisbee Daily Review March 8, 1914
MRS. J.L. PEREZ DIES AT LOCAL HOSPITAL
Mrs. J.L. Perez wife of the Constitutionalist Consul at Naco, Arizona, died at the Copper Queen Hospital early yesterday morning following an operation for complications of cancer troubles. Mrs. Perez was brought to the hospital from her home on the border Thursday but little hope was held out for her from the first.
Mrs. Perez has been living in Naco since the establishment of the Constitutionalist Consulate there with her husband in charge. Mr. Perez is one of the best known men in connection with the Constitutionalist movement along the border of Mexico. Interment will take place today at Naco
Bisbee Daily Review March 8, 1914
MRS. J.L. PEREZ DIES AT LOCAL HOSPITAL
Mrs. J.L. Perez wife of the Constitutionalist Consul at Naco, Arizona, died at the Copper Queen Hospital early yesterday morning following an operation for complications of cancer troubles. Mrs. Perez was brought to the hospital from her home on the border Thursday but little hope was held out for her from the first.
Mrs. Perez has been living in Naco since the establishment of the Constitutionalist Consulate there with her husband in charge. Mr. Perez is one of the best known men in connection with the Constitutionalist movement along the border of Mexico. Interment will take place today at Naco
Arizona Death Certificate gives her age as 33 and her first name as Concha.
Bisbee Daily Review March 8, 1914
MRS. J.L. PEREZ DIES AT LOCAL HOSPITAL
Mrs. J.L. Perez wife of the Constitutionalist Consul at Naco, Arizona, died at the Copper Queen Hospital early yesterday morning following an operation for complications of cancer troubles. Mrs. Perez was brought to the hospital from her home on the border Thursday but little hope was held out for her from the first.
Mrs. Perez has been living in Naco since the establishment of the Constitutionalist Consulate there with her husband in charge. Mr. Perez is one of the best known men in connection with the Constitutionalist movement along the border of Mexico. Interment will take place today at Naco
Bisbee Daily Review March 8, 1914
MRS. J.L. PEREZ DIES AT LOCAL HOSPITAL
Mrs. J.L. Perez wife of the Constitutionalist Consul at Naco, Arizona, died at the Copper Queen Hospital early yesterday morning following an operation for complications of cancer troubles. Mrs. Perez was brought to the hospital from her home on the border Thursday but little hope was held out for her from the first.
Mrs. Perez has been living in Naco since the establishment of the Constitutionalist Consulate there with her husband in charge. Mr. Perez is one of the best known men in connection with the Constitutionalist movement along the border of Mexico. Interment will take place today at Naco
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