A Sad Death
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A Sad Death
On Wednesday morning intelligence reach-
ed this city of the sudden death of J. D. Berry,
at Lone Mountain. Coroner H. H. Betts imme-
diately left for Lone Mountain, and impanelled
the following jury: H. W. Loomis, Josephus
Crowley, J. K. Christy, Chas. Johnson, H. J.
Loomis and Alf O’Brien. The jury decided that
deceased came to his death by the overturning
of a wagon and the breaking of his spinal
column. It seems that late Tuesday night the
deceased, in company with Frank Thompson,
Ed Baker, Rosalie Valarde and Bessie McBride,
left Central for Lone Mountain, in a light wagon
drawn by two burros. The night was very dark,
and all of the parties had been drinking. Berry
had been on a protracted spree, and when the
party stopped at Don Parra’s to borrow a lan-
tern about 11 o’clock, Berry was quite sick.
After traveling some distance the party lost the
road. Mr. Thompson got out of the wagon,
found the road and called to the driver to fol-
low. The wagon was on the side of the moun-
tain and in descending was turned over, with
the result above given. Rosalie Valarde was
badly hurt, and Bessie McBride considerably