CHARLES BLAKEY
Roy Winchester
Arizona Republican Newspaper, Phoenix
April 4, 1903 

Kingman--News has reached Kingman of the murder of Charles 
Blakey, known as the "Cowboy Pianist" and Roy Winchester, 
a young miner on the trail forty miles from this place by 
James McKenney.  Nothing definite is known of the cause of 
the murder but it is thought that McKenney who is wanted 
for the killing of William L. Wynn at Porterville California 
last July, took the men for officers and laid in wait for 
them on the trail.  A sheriff's posse is now in pursuit of 
the murderer.

Blakey was well known here.  He was not only a pianist but 
was also something of a boxer and attained quite a 
reputation in this part of the territory.  

Mr. McKenney is said to be an American, about forty years 
old, five feet seven and weighs about 160 pounds.  His 
eyes are blue, his complexion florid and his features are 
broad and square.  He is missing two joints off his left 
forefinger and was previously shot in the leg.  He is by 
occupation a barkeeper and is a gambler and he smokes and 
drinks.