Obituary: Joseph Eustace, Baker City, Baker Co., OR 1906

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The Morning Democrat, Baker City, OR; 29 Nov 1906

JOSEPH EUSTACE, PIONEER RENDERS HIS FINAL ACCOUNT

Joseph Eustace, a pioneer of Baker county, died at his home in this city about
midnight, November 27,1 906. For many years Baker City had been his home and
he had been active in building up its commercial interests. He came to this
county in the early '60s during the Auburn gulch gold boom.

Mr. Eustace was born in Connecticut in 1827, crossed the plains to California
in 1850, mined in that state for twelve years and then removed to Oregon. The
deceased leaves a wife in Baker City and relatives in Missouri. The funeral
will take place in the Methodist church at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.