Tulare County CA Archives Obituaries.....Broder, John September 5, 1908
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The Daily Tulare Register, September 7, 1908 
"DEATH IN VISALIA OF JOHN BRODER

John Broder, known all over Tulare county, and to many people outside the 
county, died at the home of his mother in Visalia Saturday night, and the 
following night the remains were shipped to San Francisco for cremation.  The 
news of his death will not come as a surprise, for it has been known for 
several months that his hold on life was frail, and for two or three weeks 
there had not at any time been any hope on the part of his relatives or the 
physicians.

It was in January that Mr. Broder was taken ill, and in May he went to San 
Francisco where a surgical operation was performed for the removal of some 
growth on the liver.  For a short time after that there seemed to be a chance 
for recovery, but the hope proved to have been based on a delusion.

He was unmarried and was about fifty years of age.  He leaves a mother and two 
brothers, all of Visalia.

"Johnie" Broder was one of Tulare county's best known citizens.  He was a 
deputy under County Clerk Hammond, where he met people from all parts of the 
county, and prior to that he was engaged extensively in the cattle business.  
Later he was with the Mt. Whitney Power Co., whose employ he left in order that 
he might give closer attention to his cattle business.  He was well acquainted 
with Tulare county's mountains, and during the past few years has had much to 
do with taking tourists in to see the wonders of the Sierras.  With Mr. 
Hopping, the two constituting the Broder-Hopping company, he had a good paying 
business in the Giant Forest, conveying travelers into the forest, guiding 
mountain parties to any desired point, furnishing animals and providing in all 
ways for the accommodation of those going into the high mountains.

He was well liked by all with whom he came in contact." END

Additional Comments:
The Daily Tulare Register (Tulare County, California). September 7, 1908 
(Monday). Page 1.  John Broder was the son of Andrew Henderson Broder and Sarah 
Anna (Smith) Broder.

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