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LAS VEGAS REVIEW

2/2/1923

BROTHER DIED

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. TROUT have returned from Los Angeles, to which point 
they had been called by the death of James F. TROUT, a brother of Mr.
TROUT, and who at the time of his death was postmaster at Avalon, 
California, and who had just recently re-appointed.  James Trout had 
been ailing for some time from a complication of diseases and passed 
away the latter part of last week.  He leaves a wife and three children, 
a mother living in Crete, Nebraska also two brothers in Nebraska, one in 
California, and W. D. TROUT of Las Vegas.  He also leaves two sisters 
residing at Pasadena, California.  This is the first death in the TROUT 
family since the death of the father in 1905.  The deceased had been 
postmaster at Avalon for nine years and was a man respected by all who 
knew him.

The Review extends sympathy