Arizona republican., 1906-03-15
ANOTHER SEARCH
 FOR GRlNOELL PARTY
The Skeleton of a Member of the IIl-
 fated Expedition Discovered.

To confer with Jack Hoffman re garding another trip to TiburOn Is land in search of the members of the missing Grindell party, E. P. Grindell arrived in Bisbee yesterday morning from Tucson. Recently he has re- ceived information he hopes will as- sist materially in finding the missing explorers, says the Bisbee Review. Grindel is now in communication with relatives of those who went with his brother, Tom Grindel. to ascer tain if. they will share with him the expense of another expedition, As soon as he hears from them it is prob able that arrangements will be made to organize another searching party.
 Grindeu yesterday discussed with Hoffman several new features of ahe matter, among them being a report that the skeleton of Olan Rolls has been found. Hoffman is of the Opin- ion that this body was found near where the party made their last camp, shortly after Hoffman parted with them, and after much hardship and privation reached Guaymas.
 Though there is little hope held out of ever finding his brothers remains, much less his being alive, Grindell is determined to make at least one more attempt, stating yesterday that he be- lieVes another atttempt will be success ful.
 Under date of March l, Charles Nor gan, manager of the big Ruiz ranch near Hermosillo, writes Grindell of an expedition which left the Ruiz ranch A band of Papagos captured a party of Seri Indians and brought them to Governor YsabeFs ranch not far from Hermosillo, holding them under guard. After holding them for some time the Seris managed to make their escape. They were traiIed to the coast and the Seris mace good their escape to the island during low tide.
 Morgan says in his letter that his party followed the Indians to the sea and while crossing a large estero (overflOw) where Ed GrindelTs party left notes on the skulls of horses in bunch of mangrOve, they found the skeleton of a human being, intact Some of the upper front teeth were lacking, but there were no filled teeth. They did not have time to look it over thoroughly, as they were close upon the savages.
 Morgan adds that. "all the clothes found were a pair of kahki trousers. which were not routed and this would indicate that the skeleton was that of a person who mad died within a few months. The tide rises at the point where we found the remains, which we left"
 Grindell, referring to the letter. says that the remains spoken of by Morgan were those of Rolls as he was satisfied that from all information he could gather while on a trip late last summer that his brother Toms party had separated. Tom going with In gram to the mountains not far distant from where the skeleton mentioned above was found.
 Hoffman, who left the party and re- turned to Bisbee, told Grinden he knew that the party had separated, and from his recollection of the sit uation the conditions were as GrindeH suspects; that Rolls in seeking for water in the mangrove bunch. or over flow failed to make his way out and his party found the skeleton. Tom and Ingram went to the mountains, Hoff- man returning to Bisbee after a hard trip.