JAMES GREEN
Jan 19, 1893

The anouncement of the death of James Green, on Sunday last, was 
sorrowfully received by the friends of the family in Globe.  The 
deceased had been an invalid for several years, never having 
fully recovered from injuries sustained by a fall of 35 feet 
in the king Mine, six years ago.

Mr. Green was 56 years of age and a native of Ireland.  For 
twenty three years he resided in Colorado and followed the 
business of mining with marked success. Prevous to the accident 
which disabled him, he was a man of robust physique and 
untiring energy. He leaves a wife and five children to mourn 
the loss of an affectionate husband and father.  The funeral 
took place on Monday afternoon from the family residence where 
a large number of sympathizing friends assembled and joined 
the funeral train to the grave to pay a last sad tribute to 
the departed.



January 21, 1893

Globe--James Green, one of the most highly respected 
citizens of Globe passed peacefully away on Sunday last 
after a lingering illness caused by injuries received 
from a fall in the Silver King Mine about six years ago.  
He leaves a wife and five children including two married 
daughters.  The funeral took place from the family 
residence on Monday afternoon and was attended by a 
large number of sympathizing friends.

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