Eldest son of Alfred and Mary Smith.
He was a deputy sheriff and had been informed of a disturbance among some Indians at a mining camp. A man had been drinking until he became mean. When Mr. Smith arrived, the drunk man immediately shot him with a rifle. He lived only a few hours.
He was a deputy sheriff and had been informed of a disturbance among some Indians at a mining camp. A man had been drinking until he became mean. When Mr. Smith arrived, the drunk man immediately shot him with a rifle. He lived only a few hours.
Eldest son of Alfred and Mary Smith.
He was a deputy sheriff and had been informed of a disturbance among some Indians at a mining camp. A man had been drinking until he became mean. When Mr. Smith arrived, the drunk man immediately shot him with a rifle. He lived only a few hours.
He was a deputy sheriff and had been informed of a disturbance among some Indians at a mining camp. A man had been drinking until he became mean. When Mr. Smith arrived, the drunk man immediately shot him with a rifle. He lived only a few hours.
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