Las Vegas Age, November 8, 2003, Clark County, Nevada
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LAS VEGAS AGE
5/14/1910

DIED

PINAULT;-In this city, Saturday, May 7, 1910, John E. PINAULT, aged 35 
years.
    The last friendly offices which men may pay to a brother were 
performed recently by Las Vegas Aerie 1213, F.O.E., in the case of 
Brother "Jack" PINAULT.  In the early days of Vegas Jack was a familiar 
figure, having been employed by several of the leading business houses.  
He left here two years ago and went to Searchlight and Hart.  From there 
he traveled through California to Portland, Oregon, and thence to The 
Dalles.  At the latter place he became ill several months ago and the 
dread white plague quickly laid him helpless.  His brother Eagles of Las 
Vegas Aerie, hearing of his plight, brought him here the latter part of 
April and to the time of his death cared for him tenderly.  After his 
death his remains were taken in charge by the L.D. SMITH undertaking 
house under the direction of the lodge.
    The funeral was held at the opera house Sunday afternoon, the 
uniformed drill corps of the lodge acting as escort and pall bearers.  
The beautiful funeral ceremonies of the Eagles were carried out by the 
officers of the lodge in the presence of a large number of the old 
friends of the deceased.  Many floral pieces were in evidence.  Fitting 
music was furnished by the choir and at the close of the services the 
body was returned to the undertaking parlors to await instructions as to 
burial.
    Word was later received from the only relative, a sister, Mrs. Dr. 
G. E. CASSI, residing in Lowell, Mass., asking that the body be buried 
here, and interment was made by Undertaker SMITH Monday afternoon.