J.W. Smith
Arizona Silver Belt
February 27, 1892

J.W. Smith, a miner, who has been prospecting near Bloody Tanks 
the past eight months, was found dead in bed at Mrs. Green's 
lodgings, Thursday afternoon.  Acting Coroner George Strong 
held an inquest on the body, and a postmortem examination by 
Dr. Collins revealed a congested and diseased condition of 
the stomach, liver, lungs and brain as a result of excessive 
alcohol.   The verdict of the jury was that death resulted 
from heart failure.

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