Arizona republican., 1921-11-27
PIONEER MINER IF
 SOUTHWEST DEAD

AJO, Nov. 26-James Coyle, an aged prospector and miner, died at the home of Samuel Clark inClarls- ton Tuesday morning. Mir. Coyle was born in Ireland in 1844 and while a boy came with his parents to Bos- ton. In 1859, he came with an uncle to San Francisco, and for 61 years has lived in California, Idaho and Ariona, during much of this time being engaged as a miner. For the past 30 years he has made his home at Gila, Arizona. Many years ago he married but his wife died in 1891 and Is buried ir Phoenix. He was member of the Catholic church. The body will be sent to Boston for bur- ial, where resides half sister.
 Mir Coyle came to Ajo from Gila a few weeks ago and was for while patient in the New Cornelia hos pital. For the past four weeks he was at the home of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Clark, who have known him for a long time and who tenderly cared for him and did all possible to comfort and help him in his last days. He was a successful mining man and by his long residence here had formed many warm friendships. Col. John c. Greenway of Warren was HI <ajO OAk ba64iACSo SCf CA elA 0c1S Q this week.
 Mrs. Dr. Gibbons was taken quite sick the first of the week and is a patient in the New Cornelia hos pital
 F. M. Thompson, manager of the Standard Oil company plant here, was business visitor at Gila and Tucson, Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Mrs. Jack Hoatson is a patient in the New Cornelia hospital
 Manager E. Riley of the Co-opera- tive store, spent several days last week on business in Phoenix and Tucson.
 Eweu Moore has returned to AJo after several weeks spent in Chicago
 J. A. c. Martinez has returned from Phoenix, where he has been for the past several months. He has mining interests about 30 miles south of here and has gone there to look after his property and intends to push de yelopment wo-iS.
 The public schools are closed mos of the week for the Teachers asso- ciation meeting at Phoenix and tht annual Thanksgiving vacation. Prof Young and all of the teachers went tt Phoenix to be present at the conyen' ton.
 The annual Thanksgiving sermon was preached at the Protestan church last Sunday night by the Rev Dr. E. I. LaRue. The attendance Wal good
 E. D. Morrison, representing tn, Gazette Publishing company of Den yer. publishers of the Arizona direc tory, was here several days last weel on business.
 Mrs. Mamie F. Fleming, state man ager of the Woodnlen circle, an aux Hilary of the Woodmen of the World has returned to Phoenix after spend ing some time here in the interest 0 the lodge work.
 The mystery social given by tn Protestant Ladies' Aid society Tues day evening, was largely attended an prayed to be one of the most en ioyable social affairs ever given b the society.
 County Engineer Le Febre Of Tue son was here Wednesday inspect1n the highways in this part Of Pm ~aunty with a view of making esti mates for improving the roads Wor is much needed here and local clti zens will greatly appreciate some m proyements.
 Quite a number of tourists pas through here daily going to or com ing from the coast. They report tn roads in fair condition and spea highly of the auto park here.
 The chamber of commerce VIII nol a very important meeting at th Oasis theater Tuesday evening I'm meeting is open not only to all mem bers, but to the public in general.
 Mrs. Glen Thomas of Phoenix wa here last Sunday as the guest of he sister. Mrs. Claude Fenner- She wa accompanied home by her little SO who has beer here with his aunt fc several weeks on q visit.
 The chamber of commerce gave delightful soc al and dance In II auditorium of the Curley school c Tbanksgiving night The attendan' was large
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Ponder