Louis B. Walker
Arizona Silver Belt
May 27, 1896

Louis B. Walker, recently appointed manager of the 
smelting works of the Mountain Copper Co., Ltd. of Elizabeth 
NJ died suddenly of heart disease on May 11. He was at one 
time asst. supertendent of the Old Dominoin Copper Mining 
and Smelting Co. of Globe, manager of the NJ Metal refining 
Works at Elizabethtown, NJ and was connected with the Mountain 
Co. of Shasta Co. Cal.  He was much interests in blast furnace 
practice and contributed to the technocal press on this subject.

Louis B. Walker came to Globe in July 1898 and was 
continuously in the employ of the Old dominon Copper as 
asst. superintendnet, under n.S. Berray for more than 
two years until Aug. 1, 1895, when the transfer of the 
property to the presnet company took place.  He was 28 
years of age and leaves a wife and one child.  A brohter, 
Arthur L. Walk, survives him with a sister.


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