Notice of death was published in the Mariposa Gazette on March 4, 1882.
Death - This stealthy sickle which creeps into the household and cuts away from the cluster a bud just blooming into manhood, found it's victim in the family of Mr. Robert Arthur of Hornitos on Sunday last. George, the eldest son, was stricken down some two weeks ago with typhoid fever from which he suffered until death came to his relief. He was a young man possessed of many ennobling virtues and his loss at a time of life when the sun shines brightest, is sad to contemplate, and a bereavement to the family in which all who knew them cannot but feel the deepest sympathy.
Death - This stealthy sickle which creeps into the household and cuts away from the cluster a bud just blooming into manhood, found it's victim in the family of Mr. Robert Arthur of Hornitos on Sunday last. George, the eldest son, was stricken down some two weeks ago with typhoid fever from which he suffered until death came to his relief. He was a young man possessed of many ennobling virtues and his loss at a time of life when the sun shines brightest, is sad to contemplate, and a bereavement to the family in which all who knew them cannot but feel the deepest sympathy.
Notice of death was published in the Mariposa Gazette on March 4, 1882.
Death - This stealthy sickle which creeps into the household and cuts away from the cluster a bud just blooming into manhood, found it's victim in the family of Mr. Robert Arthur of Hornitos on Sunday last. George, the eldest son, was stricken down some two weeks ago with typhoid fever from which he suffered until death came to his relief. He was a young man possessed of many ennobling virtues and his loss at a time of life when the sun shines brightest, is sad to contemplate, and a bereavement to the family in which all who knew them cannot but feel the deepest sympathy.
Death - This stealthy sickle which creeps into the household and cuts away from the cluster a bud just blooming into manhood, found it's victim in the family of Mr. Robert Arthur of Hornitos on Sunday last. George, the eldest son, was stricken down some two weeks ago with typhoid fever from which he suffered until death came to his relief. He was a young man possessed of many ennobling virtues and his loss at a time of life when the sun shines brightest, is sad to contemplate, and a bereavement to the family in which all who knew them cannot but feel the deepest sympathy.
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