MANUEL T. LENEIQUE
Arizona Republican Newspaper
September 14, 1902

Prescott--A badly decomposed body, supposed by letters 
to be that of Manuel T. Leneique was found three miles 
south of Seligman.  The man was apparently forty years 
of age and a traveler.  In his right hand he still 
clutched tightly a thirty eight caliber revolver, his 
left hand resting under his head. One empty chamber in 
the revolver and a wound near the heart told the sad 
story of a suicide.  By the side of the body was found 
a small gold watch and $292 in gold.  No relatives are 
known.  The body was buried at Seligman.