Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28
FOR
DEAD WILL Be
TODAY.
Those Over BODY Of Frank Iulift
Will Occur at Up. NJ, the Body
Being Taken to Los Angeles,
and Over Drury at a p. m,
Every Business Place in District
Will Be Closed as a Last Tri-
butte to the Departed; The
Community Cast in Gloom.

Community Cast in Gloom.
This afternoon and evening, the last
sad rites win be conducted over the
bodies Of the two loved and esteemed
mine officials who lost their lives I'm
the Junction on Friday morning
AT four o'clock. i'm Masonic hall,
under the auspices of the Moose. ser
vices will be held over the body of
William Drury AT seven o'clock this
evening. in Elks hall under the aus
pices of the Elks lodge. services viii
be held over the body of Frank Julin
Masonic hall was secured yesterday
by the Moose norder to permit OF
attendance of as many of the friends
of the late brother as possible Rev.
Andrews win conduct brief services
there, following which a qartette viii
be heard i'm song. Mrs. G.. o. Rhodes,
Mrs. j. p Williamson, e. l.. Blair and
j. p. Williamson viii compose the
quartette Following their song the
brief but impressive Moose burial SER
vice will be read. Then the body will
be escorted to Evergreen cemetary,
where it will be laid to rest by theside
of the little daughter who died last
year and whose passing was a great
afGicuon to the parents, who were
left chidless. AT the cemetery the
Odd Fellows will conduct their burial
services These viii be followed by a
song by the quartette after which Rev
Andrews win speak the benediction
and the body be lowered to its last
resting palce.
The list of honorary pall bearers
for the sad occasion is as follows:
John C.. Greenway General Manager,
c. & A.. William b. Gohring Mine
superintendent, U. IS. Ratteree, John
Jeffries. Jake Erickson and Oscar Gill
man. the latter four associate shift
with Mr. Drury
The acung pail bearers will be Fred
Sandtner, p. j. Williams Dave Dali
gleish c. C. Fuller. l.. l.. Moore and
b. c. Johnson. These six are shift
bosses of the Junction mine and
worked with Mr. Drury
The services over the body of Frank
Juliff at z p. M. will be directly con
Quoted by the Elk with their beauti-
ful and impressive ritual The hall
will be open to Elk and an of the pub
lie whom it may be possible to accom-
odate. The services in the hall viii
be concluded about o'clock and the
body thereafter be escorted to the El
Paso d Southwestern depot from
where it will leave on the 835 train
for Los Angeles. There win be a
large gathering of friends Of the de-
ceased az the depot to pay their last
respects
Mrs Juliff widow of the deceased
I Mrs Compton. her daughter. who is
expected TO reach this city with her
husband this morning, and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Juliff viii accompany the
remains TO Los Angeles. There they
win be received by the Elks lodge Of
that city, who will have the direction
of subsequent interment
Pail bearers who win serve We're am
nounced last evening by the Elks
/ lodge as follows. John C.. Greenway.
Dr. l.. d. Ricketts,. William b. Gohring.
W. E. Mckee Captain Joseph p. Hodg-
son, Joseph Curry, j Nutshell, Oscar
] Gilman
An of yesterday the atmosphere
I continued heavy with the gloom cast
/ by the loss of the two Junction Off
cials The men of the Junction
/ Brggs- -Hoatson mine division with
which the deceased were associated
were off shift at fun pay and IN their
/ bearing showed the depth TO which
they We're touched by the accident
/ Throughout the business and social
circles of the district there was like
reflection
last night i'm a called meeting of the
saloon propreters Of the district 70
was unanimously voted that the sa.
looms close during the funeral service
hours in honor of the dead This
being Sunday the action of the saloon
proprieters viii mean that every busi
ness house and public place win be
closed during the services.
The outpourings to the services will
probably be the largest ever witnessed
in the city, and many will doubtless
be unable 10 find room I'm the nails
where they are TO be conducted.