September 11, 1898 The Weekly Orb
Chas. Smith, a laborer who for sometime has been in the employ of John S. Williams in his quarry above town died last night at his room in the Kilmer House of typhoid fever. Deceased has been a resident of Bisbee since January last. But little is known of him, as he very seldom associated with any one, and it is not known if he has any relatives living or not. Smith was a man of middle age, rather slender build and of sandy complexion.
Chas. Smith, a laborer who for sometime has been in the employ of John S. Williams in his quarry above town died last night at his room in the Kilmer House of typhoid fever. Deceased has been a resident of Bisbee since January last. But little is known of him, as he very seldom associated with any one, and it is not known if he has any relatives living or not. Smith was a man of middle age, rather slender build and of sandy complexion.
September 11, 1898 The Weekly Orb
Chas. Smith, a laborer who for sometime has been in the employ of John S. Williams in his quarry above town died last night at his room in the Kilmer House of typhoid fever. Deceased has been a resident of Bisbee since January last. But little is known of him, as he very seldom associated with any one, and it is not known if he has any relatives living or not. Smith was a man of middle age, rather slender build and of sandy complexion.
Chas. Smith, a laborer who for sometime has been in the employ of John S. Williams in his quarry above town died last night at his room in the Kilmer House of typhoid fever. Deceased has been a resident of Bisbee since January last. But little is known of him, as he very seldom associated with any one, and it is not known if he has any relatives living or not. Smith was a man of middle age, rather slender build and of sandy complexion.
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