WALTER KELLY
Arizona Republican Newspaper
December 3, 1901

On Saturday a Digger Indian by the name of Baker arrived 
in Bisbee from the Sierra Madre Mountains near the Mexican 
line. He was badly wounded and said that a few days before 
himself and a partner named Walter Kelly, who were 
prospecting in that vicinity, were fired on one night 
while in camp by unknown parties and that Kelly was 
instantly killed, while he managed to escape in the 
darkness.  Kelly was a colored man and was formerly a 
member of the famous Tenth Cavalry.  It is feared that 
Baker's wounds are fatal.  At last account the corpse 
of the dead man had not been brought in and no news had 
been heard from the officers who started to investigate 
the matter.