Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-18
Corpse of Lee Gurasovich, Well Known Member of Local Slovenian Colony,
 Found With Hole in Temple.
MURDER SUSPECTED;
 MURDERED UNBOUND
Murder Complaint Sworn Out Aganst Louis Kickos, Friend
 and Companion of Deceased Disappearance Days Ago.

With a gaping wound in his right temple, inflicted presumably by a thirty-eight revolver Lee Gurasovich a Slovenian resident of the city, was found yesterday afternoon high up on the side of Upper Brewery Gulch. All fingers of conjecture PoIl, to repitition of the Harrelt HcImeen case. That Gurasovich's death was rot self-inflicted is the opinion of all those who have investigated the case.
 With the bare facts of Gura@ovich's desth becoming known in the city it as also rumored that the Slovenian close friend and companion disap- D, ared from the city some days ago. his friend was a Greek by the name of Louis Kickos. Kickos had worked at the Chili King restaurant on Main sueet. Gurasovich also worked at me same place of business The for lner was a waiter on the lunch coun- ter while the latter washed dishes.
 According to friends of Gurasovich he had a matter of $500 on his per son when he was last seen. The dead mans room mate Mike Stanish. ayers that his friend had little faith in American banks and carried all of his savings in one of his pocket.
 The Greek could speak English while the Slovenian could barely make himself understood in his adopt ed tongue On the other hand Cur asovich spoke Greek fuently, which accounts for the close friendship eX- isting between the two men.
 The last seen of Gurasoyich was on December B. He was seen in company with the Greek at that time. He did not return to his lodgings that night and his room mate became worried The room mate investigat- ed on his own account and heard Iickos had been seen in Douglas on the sth Of the month or the day af- ter the Slovenian disappeared. With another Slovenian friend, Stanish re- ported the absense of Gurasovich to Judge High and the local officers on Monday last.
 The officers, at that time, made a careful investigation into the case but could find no trace of the miss ing man It was not until the find ing of the body was reported that the two became connected
 The body was found high on the ridge which separates the northerly end of Brewery Gulch from Dixie Canyon. The finders were Wilbur and Roul shearer. two boys who live in Dixie Canyon and who were on heir way to Bisbee. They immedi ately came into the city and reported the matter to the police Judge Geo R. Smith, of Lowell, was notified and after subpoeaning O coroner's jury went to the spot of the alleged mur der
 Gurasovich was found lying prone on his back One of his pockets had been rifled and the mans pocket book was lying on the ground by tho side of the body Owing to the chil of the weather during the past ter days. the body was in fair state O preservation. It was brought to thu 0. K. Undertaking parlors and pre- pared for an autopsy which was per formed by Dr. Hawley. The inQues into the case will be held by Judg Smith. Saturday afternoon at
 o'clock
 The GurasoYich case brings to minl the Harrell-Kermeen case of last AT Til. It will be remembered that Kei meen took Harrell, an employe of tn Lowell branch store of the Phelp' Dodge Mercantile CompaIy out O the divide and cooly murdered hin The crime did not become known UT til the body was discovered severa days later
 The officers of both city and couT ty immediately went to work on th case after it was reported. El Pas has been communicated with as ha also tho New York immigration oh cials.