Statewide County AZ Archives Obituaries.....Bargman, L.T. 1902
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Arizona Republican-August 23, 1902
L.T. BARGMAN
August 23, 1902

In the San Bernardino correspondence of the Los Angeles 
Herald appears the following: Coroner Thompson returned 
last evening from a trip to the desert, near Needles, 
where he went to hold an inquest on the remains of an 
aged German, supposed to be L.T. Bargman.  Ten days ago 
Bargman drove down to the Colorado river from the Arizona 
side and was ferried across to Needles. He said he was 
from Prescott, Ariz. and was bound for San Bernadino 
where he formerly lived.  It is presumed that Bargman 
was overcome with heat after he left Needles and was 
unable to keep his mules in the road.  The team wandered 
from the highway and traveled up an isolated arroyo until 
they could go no further.  Some men found the team and 
wagon Sunday.  The mules had been without water for a 
number of days and were almost dead.  After a short 
search Bargman's body was found some distance from 
the wagon.  The remains wree badly decomposed.  The 
only sign of identification found on the dead man was 
the name of L.T. Bargman , Yavapai County, Arizona.  
Some addressed envelopes to E.M. Albertson, Prescott 
Arizona were found in the clothes of the dead man.

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