AT THE TREMONT…
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

Monterey, California, by a hot fiend. The fiend came in and asked for some morphia, which he secured and started off without paying for it. Mr. Wagner called his attention to the apparent oversight when the fiend turned and shot him dead. He leaves a wife and two children. AT THE TREMONT.— Paul J. Wielandy, J. T. Lindsley, W. Hinch, St. Louis; Anton Miller, Los Angeles ; S. Samuels, Lee Shellenberger, Cin- cinnati; J. P. Hallihan, San Jose; G. H. Masher, St. Joe; Geo. C. Scott, Harry Bowman, Albu- querque; A. B. Laird, Col. Smith and family, Henry Mansfield, S. M. Ashenfelter, Deming; I. Laskie, El Paso. AT THE TIMMER.— W. S. Bose, W. H. O’Neill, Dallas; L. Bleumenthal, Gen. H. Robinson, New York; F. A. Martin, San Francisco; Ed V. Price, St. Joseph; E. Bats, St. Louis; M. V. B. Benson, Denver; C. F. Hill, Leadville; H. B. Holt, Las Cruces; R. F. Stovall, Bud Williams, Deming; W. M. Maynadier, U. S. Army; J. B. Gilchrist, Whitewater; Robt. Belton, W. H. Watts, A. Couerschesne, El Paso; H. J. Franklin, La Junta; Chas. Quigly, South Bend. From the July 24, 1891, Issue of The Enterprise Was He Murdered