Prescott, Ariz., April 20 – The body of Charles J. McNulty, a mining man who resided in the hills 17 miles south of here was found today by searchers who had sent two days huntg for him, according to word received tonight at the sheriff’s office. The coroner has gone to the spot where the body was found to hold an inquest.
The sarch for McNulty was begun after his wife, alarmed because he failed to come to Prescott as expected, went to his cabin and found it deserted. According to the searchers, indications were that he left his cabin ten days ago and that when he left he wore slippers. He took his gun with hhim but left most of his clothing and money in the cabin. He was 58 years old.
The message telling of the finding of the body did not indicate how McNulty had met death.
(Arizona Record, April 21, 1921; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.)
The sarch for McNulty was begun after his wife, alarmed because he failed to come to Prescott as expected, went to his cabin and found it deserted. According to the searchers, indications were that he left his cabin ten days ago and that when he left he wore slippers. He took his gun with hhim but left most of his clothing and money in the cabin. He was 58 years old.
The message telling of the finding of the body did not indicate how McNulty had met death.
(Arizona Record, April 21, 1921; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.)
Prescott, Ariz., April 20 – The body of Charles J. McNulty, a mining man who resided in the hills 17 miles south of here was found today by searchers who had sent two days huntg for him, according to word received tonight at the sheriff’s office. The coroner has gone to the spot where the body was found to hold an inquest.
The sarch for McNulty was begun after his wife, alarmed because he failed to come to Prescott as expected, went to his cabin and found it deserted. According to the searchers, indications were that he left his cabin ten days ago and that when he left he wore slippers. He took his gun with hhim but left most of his clothing and money in the cabin. He was 58 years old.
The message telling of the finding of the body did not indicate how McNulty had met death.
(Arizona Record, April 21, 1921; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.)
The sarch for McNulty was begun after his wife, alarmed because he failed to come to Prescott as expected, went to his cabin and found it deserted. According to the searchers, indications were that he left his cabin ten days ago and that when he left he wore slippers. He took his gun with hhim but left most of his clothing and money in the cabin. He was 58 years old.
The message telling of the finding of the body did not indicate how McNulty had met death.
(Arizona Record, April 21, 1921; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.)
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