Mrs. J. E. Bennett, of Manchester,
N. H., died at the Inter-Ocean on Wed
nesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, of con
sumption. Iler husband and she were
members of a Raymond excursion party
which was on its way to California,
they having joined in hopes the trip
would be of benefit to her. She be
came so weak on the train it was
thought best to stop over here, but she
was past recovery. Mr. Bennett was a
Mason of high rank, and while here the
Masonic society came forward to ren
der needful services. The body of Mrs.
Bennett was taken east on Wednesday
night.
Accident.
James Morrison, a tailor employed by
Fred. Schaefer, met with a serious acci
dent Tuesday night, on returning to his
home on the south side of the railroad
track, between 11 and 12 o’clock. The
night was so dark he could not see and
in trying to avoid the sewer excava
tions he went too near the round house
and fell into one of the Union Pacific’s
ash pits, striking some sharp projection
which cut open his scalp from his left
eye nearly to the back of his nfbk, re
quiring the use of a dozen stitches to
bring the edges of the wound together.
Dr. Marston attended the man.
Keronled Y'eaterday.
Warranty deed, Agnes R. Graback
to Anthonia Calland, lot 1, block 145;
91,500.
Deed of mining claim, Thomas
Lenox to A. B. Ballou, one-fourth in
terest in the Sunrise, I<enox, Lone
Pine, Mother, near south Crow creek.
Silver Crown; 91,000.
Location certificate, Grace Alice
Lode, by Thomas A. Castle and G. B.
