HENRY LUNDSTROM
Arizona Republican Newspaper
April 16, 1901

Jeff Templeman returned to Kingman last Monday after 
investigating the death of the man found on the desert 
near Cottonwood Island which was reported last week.  
The man's name was Henry Lundstrom and he had worked 
over on the desert with Hon. M.M. Rice about a year 
ago.  The man had mining claims between Searchlight 
and El Dorado Canyon and had been at work on these 
mines when he was apparently taken ill and was in 
search of help when completely overcome.  He had made 
a shade of his blankets which indicated that his death 
occurred last summer. Letters, money and pictures were 
found on the body which were taken charge of by Mr. 
Templeman and turned over to the sheriff.  Mr. Roe, 
who found the body, rolled the remains up in the 
blanket and buried them where found.  The deceased 
was well known on the desert and was a quiet, easy 
going man. He had relatives in the old country, with 
whom Sheriff Lovin is communicating.