CORONERS OFFICE , ORMSBY  COUNTY, NEVADA
                            Deaths - 1899
                         Carson City, Nevada

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1/1/1899   Mrs. Kallenburg  aged 70 years
1/17/1899  W. M. Staring    72 years
1/19/1899  Theron G. Winston27 years
1/21/1899  Michael Fox      65 years
1/22/1899  Mrs. H. B. VanEtt34 years
1/24/1899  T. N. Stone      65 years
1/28/1899  Mrs. J. Wallace  38 years
2/8/1899   R. Campbell      65 years
2/23/1899  J. G. Carter     60 years
2/23/1899  John G. Fox      70 years
3/16/1899  John O'Hare      50 years
3/20/1899  Isaac Olcovich   23 years
4/6/1899   L. B. Epstine    69 yeard
April --   J. McQuarters    60 years
4/25/1899  W. Knox          60 years
4/26/1899  W. Mulcahy       19 years
4/29/1899  Jerry Piper      55 years
5/9/1899   Andy Scheehan    67 years


Ukiah, Calif., May 25, 1899.  James H. Sturtevant, a prominent citizen
of Hopland, fell dead on his ranch Tuesday morning, May 23, of heart trouble.
He came to Carson City in 1858, married Miss Emma Curry and moved to 
California in 1872.

January 17, 1899.  Glick Winston died at the home of his father-in-law in
Six Mile Canyon. He was raised in Carson City, going to the Comstock nearly
a year ago.  He leaves a wife and two children in Virginia City, a brother 
in Dawson City and relatives in Carson.

Santa Rosa, Calif., Jan. 17, 1899.  Pioneer Minister Dead.  
Rev. Albert F. White, LLD. Was pastor in Carson City -- 1862-71.
Native of Sullivan County, Indiana, born June 1, 1819.
Funeral at Presbyterian Church.

By:  Daughters of the American Colonists