Statewide County AZ Archives Obituaries.....Foster, Louis 1901
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Arizona Republican-March 27, 1901
LOUIS FOSTER
March 27, 1901
Arizona Republican Newspaper

The remains of Louis Foster were brought down from 
Congress on yesterday morning's train, escorted by his 
mother and brother.  The funeral was held yesterday and 
was attended by a goodly number of his Phoenix friends.  
Mr. Foster was a butcher by trade, having worked for 
some time in the Phoenix shops.  His death occurred 
very suddenly and it to some extent a mystery, though 
it is believed it was the result of heart disease.  
He was in charge of a number of men engaged in road 
making some distance from Congress and was of course 
camped near his work.  He was missed Monday morning 
and when a search was made his remains were found in 
the road some distance from his camp.  His bed 
indicated that it had not been occupied Sunday 
night from which fact it is supposed that he died 
Sunday or Sunday night.  There was no indication 
of foul play and the accepted theory is that of 
death from heart disease.
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