DAVID H. SNYDER
January 21, 1893
Arizona Silver Belt

Charles E. Taylor received a letter on Tuesday announcing the 
death of David H. Snyder in Tucson on Saturday last. He had 
been in bad health for many months and on December 5th had a 
surgical operation performed. 

He recovered at first after the removal of the tumors, but 
later his digestion became impaired and finally went back on 
him altogether, which with other complications caused the 
fatal collapse.

Mr. Snyder served his country as a soldier in its time of need 
and there first contracted trouble that caused his death.

He has been a citizen of Arizona for about 15 years, having 
been engaged in mining operations at Riverside for several 
years past. He was an Odd fellow, having always preserved his 
membership at Parker Lodge, 125 in San Francisco and his 
funeral will be Sunder under the auspices of the local lodge 
from the residence of Mrs. Wilkinson on Pennington Street 
opposite the Court House.

Mr. Snyder was an upright, honorable citizen, a true friend 
and one who has borne an unblemished reputation during all his 
residence both here and on the Coast.  Mr. Snyder has lived 
for many years at Riverside where he and Mr. Taylor owned 
valuable mines. He was well known to many of the old 
residents of Globe.

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