TULLY LONG
Arizona Republican Newspaper
apirl 27, 1897

Day before yesterday says the Tucson Citizen, Mrs. S.R. Long 
received from her husband, Hon. s.R. Long, a telegram containing 
the sad news that their son Tully had met his death by falling 
from Dos Cabezas Peak and yesterday she received a letter stating 
that.

Tully started out on Monday morning unknown to his friends, to 
scale the peak and when he did not return to camp that night, 
his father became anxious about him and sent out a searching 
party to look him up.  The party searched all day and night 
Tuesday, without siccess but on Wednesday their efforts were 
rewarded and they found him. He had fallen a distance of 100 
feet, his head striking a stone which must have killed him 
instantly.  The remians were buried on Wednesday afternoon.  
He was just 20 years of age and a fine young man.

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