DON ENGLAND
Arizona Republican Newspaper
November 28, 1898

At 8 o'clock Saturday morning Don England, an old and well known 
resident of Nogales died of heart failure.  At the time death 
overtook him he was engaged in removing the furniture from the 
building occupied by Polligrin and Bashee, a section of which 
stood upon the international strip and was about to be removed.  
Friends who were near Mr. England and who saw him stagger and 
fall hurried to where he lay and removed him to Casanova's 
Drug Store.  A physican was sent for and while awaiting his a
rrival an effort was made to keep the old man alive, but he 
died before the physician arrived.  His step-son Mr. William 
Young, who was immeditaely notified of the death of Mr. England 
had the remains removed to the family residence.

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