Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-23
at the above address. Please inform

at the above address. Please inform
them"
Then follows the daily entries for oc.
tober According to them he worked
on the /, 2 and at $500 per day, was
sick again on the and s: the no en-.
try; worked on the Z, which proved to
be his last working day. on the s he
was very sick with cramps; on the
10 the doctor told me to leave the
camp; IL packed trunk; ~ left Abe
marie; 10 at Thornton; II in Albuauer-
que; 10 TO 20 Inclusive, single entries.
sic; 2l, sick; took a walk to old town
and to old bridge. feel very unweu.
VIII say that my life is insured for
$1,000 in the United States company.
MY sister lives at No. 2sl7 North Tenth
street, St Louis. She holds the pol-
Icy In Keeping, though the policy was
made to my estate. feel very un-
wen. Should anything happen please
inform Nancy McCarron. have on
my person sl25 and 40 cents in change.
october n, l o'clock feel much pain
In my left side; 3 y. MI have taken
a dose Of morphine 10 relieve a pain in
my chest. ] am alone. should | have
taken too much Il was by mistake as
the druggist did not mark the dose on
the paper which they were wrapped In.
but believe all IL we'll"
The above was the last entry. beiiev-
ed to have been made yesterday. the
%, as the man was too sick TO keep
track OF dates. and as he had made an
entry for the 2i previously.
Another paper found on McCarron
was a fine recommendation as an en-
yineer. millman and amalgamator. Civ
IN by the superintendent and foreman |
'f the Gold Hin Mining and Milling |
company OF Quartzburg. Idaho, for /
which company he had worked eight /
years. They regretted to lose his SER
Vices
Inquiry around town revealed the
act that II McCarron really had the
1875 he speaks OF having on the 2i. ne
must have lost or hidden It. az he
'awned watch and two rings on the
l. although the pawn ticket was dated
he ~, as the 2l was Sunday. His sis
ers were notified as per his requet.
In the blank book datd oct. IS was
copy OF letter he sent his sister.
tating that he was very sick. that he
ad left Albemarle, and unless he got
elief at Albuquerque he would 20 else
here, The letter was not finished or
lgned, and perhaps was never sent.
lis trunk when found, may give some
ddltional facts and the diary OF prev 4
'us months. IL
The Insurance company mentioned q
bove, is the United States Life insur-
nee company, Mark II. Chartrand. IL
anager, room sos Chemical building, o
/, Louis, Mo. 1t was decided TO hold
n inquest on McCarron at 3 O'clock
lis afternoon.
AT the inquest presided over by 4
istice A. ]. Crawford this afternoon B
2 jury composed OF Alex Briersache, n
w. Spencer. VIM. Moore, VIM. Mac
'niel, w. II. Burke and Sol Benjamin {
ard the Testimony of the police and
veral other Witnessed to the effect | /
at McCarron was noticed at o'clock T
st night on First street and was ey- \
entity quite sick. Earlier In the even | "
& he had pawned an overcoat. He had .
en- drinking little: at one time took
ly coyote water and lemon. The
lice were called about midnight and
Dk him to the city building. He was n
ere only a short while before he died 70
d gave no extraordinary signs of II
Ing seriously sick. It was found out
at he had been stopping at the Ho- q
Highland; his vallse Is still there. ey
had not paid his account and at NJ
time was there any evidence OF his to
wing shown any such sum OF money nt
he wrote about. II was not discov- III
ID where he procured the morphine. al
d II was not shown that he died ra
I'm an overdose OF the drug: In fact, en-
pains he complained OF were evil eli
nee or heart trouble. The verdict ha
the Jury was that McCarron came
his death by reason OF heart trou- so
, From some memorandum made by mi
dead man II may be that he was a el,
mber OF the knights Of the Macca- ca
49, which will be inquired into. No bu
angements for burial will be made eh
III his relatives are heard from. The ca
ly Is at strongs