DAN O'BOYLE
September 1, 1897 
Arizona Republican Newspaper

Dan O'Boyle was found dead in his house in South Prescott 
yesterday about 3pm. He was living alone in the house with 
a Chinaman who did the cooking.  The Chinaman went out 
yesterday and returned between 2 and 3 o'clock pm to find 
Dan lying on a table, dead. He had evidently fallen to the 
table from a standing position and seemed to have passed 
away without a struggle.  He was seen on the streets the 
day before his death, but was complaining of being unwell 
and is said to have had pneumonia.  He was a native of 
Canada, served through the late war in the federal army and 
had resided in this section for about a quarter of a 
century. He was by occupation a miner and was interested 
in some valuable properties in this county at the time 
of his death.

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