There died at his ranch home in the…
source date: 1888
availability: public-domain

There died at his ranch home in the Mogollons on Monday of last week a man who was generally well known and esteemed as it would be possible for a man residing in a western country to become. He was no other than Patrick H. Kelley. He had suffered a thousand deaths from an aggrivated cancer on the tongue during the last year. He fought the disease manfully to the last but realized from the first that his disease was a hopeless case. At the time of his death he was engaged in sheep raising, but during his residence of twenty-five years in the territory had pursued various callings meeting with fair success. His business affairs are said to be in a complicated condition but his administrator, Pat Higgins, is satisfied there will be something remaining for his family.