Mr. Ross
Arizona Silver Belt
August 28, 1892

A.B. Ross, an old and respected citizen of Globe, died on 
Thursday afternoon at his residence in Globe. The deceased 
was a native of New York and came to Globe in 1880, induced 
chiefly by a hope that residence in this dry and invigorating 
climate would benefit his health.  He was a sufferer from 
asthma, and there is no doubt that his life was greatly 
prolonged by coming here.  Latterly his trouble was complicated 
by bright's disease which was the immediate cause of his death.

Mr. Ross was a man of excellent education and attainments and a 
devout member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He was well 
connected in New York, where his relatives are wealthy and 
influential people.  He leaves a wife here for whom the greatest 
sympathy is felt.

The funeral took place from St. Paul's m.E. Church yesterday 
and was largely attended.

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