A.C. Linch [sic] Found Dead
Coroner Clevenger was notified last Sunday that A.C. Linch, a homesteader near Narrows, had been found dead in his cabin. Mr. Clevenger was down and held an inquest. It seemed the old gentleman lived alone and he was found lying beside the stove where he had evidently fallen with either apoplexy or had a stroke of paralysis. Deceased had resided there for some time and was 60 years old.
~published October 25, 1913 Burns Times-Herald
"An inventory of property found on his person and on his claim and in the cabin is on file with our coroner, Mr. Clevenger, who is also the undertaker of Burns. The house of Mr. Lynch is 6 1/2 miles s.w. of Narrows, Oregon and Mr. Clevenger is of the opinion that the place has been patented."
Coroner Clevenger was notified last Sunday that A.C. Linch, a homesteader near Narrows, had been found dead in his cabin. Mr. Clevenger was down and held an inquest. It seemed the old gentleman lived alone and he was found lying beside the stove where he had evidently fallen with either apoplexy or had a stroke of paralysis. Deceased had resided there for some time and was 60 years old.
~published October 25, 1913 Burns Times-Herald
"An inventory of property found on his person and on his claim and in the cabin is on file with our coroner, Mr. Clevenger, who is also the undertaker of Burns. The house of Mr. Lynch is 6 1/2 miles s.w. of Narrows, Oregon and Mr. Clevenger is of the opinion that the place has been patented."
A.C. Linch [sic] Found Dead
Coroner Clevenger was notified last Sunday that A.C. Linch, a homesteader near Narrows, had been found dead in his cabin. Mr. Clevenger was down and held an inquest. It seemed the old gentleman lived alone and he was found lying beside the stove where he had evidently fallen with either apoplexy or had a stroke of paralysis. Deceased had resided there for some time and was 60 years old.
~published October 25, 1913 Burns Times-Herald
"An inventory of property found on his person and on his claim and in the cabin is on file with our coroner, Mr. Clevenger, who is also the undertaker of Burns. The house of Mr. Lynch is 6 1/2 miles s.w. of Narrows, Oregon and Mr. Clevenger is of the opinion that the place has been patented."
Coroner Clevenger was notified last Sunday that A.C. Linch, a homesteader near Narrows, had been found dead in his cabin. Mr. Clevenger was down and held an inquest. It seemed the old gentleman lived alone and he was found lying beside the stove where he had evidently fallen with either apoplexy or had a stroke of paralysis. Deceased had resided there for some time and was 60 years old.
~published October 25, 1913 Burns Times-Herald
"An inventory of property found on his person and on his claim and in the cabin is on file with our coroner, Mr. Clevenger, who is also the undertaker of Burns. The house of Mr. Lynch is 6 1/2 miles s.w. of Narrows, Oregon and Mr. Clevenger is of the opinion that the place has been patented."
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