, 1922-12-21
WILLIAM DALEY Answered
GREAT SUMMONS suddenly
MOST PROMINENT CITIZEN OF RAWLlNS and one
OF The EARLIEST Pioneers OF The STATE Y
PASSED AWAY AT HIS home ON TUESDAY

The entire CITY y43 M00px4~sAoIy
shocked Tuesday morning BY news
Of the sudden tpasstnS OF Walhem
Daley. one Of the pioneers Of tho city
and ~ leading citizen for nearly hall
. century. 50 closely was the long
and remarkable career OF MI. Daley
interviewer With the everyday life and
past history Of The city of Rawlins
that his death was regarded BY every
odtixen from the younger school chill
dren 70 older residents, who had
known him intimately for years. ~ .
FOR the past two weeks Mr.. Daley
had not been enjoylng his usual Ng.
orous health, witch q his advanced
ago was considGrbd wonderful by Al
who knew him. Last Wednesday he
attended the funeral OF his old
friend, Andrew MeMiokeu, and took
part a. . knight Templar In full uni
form. On that day there was = storm
raging~and he did not 80 20 the
cemetery. acting upon the advice ~
his physician.
Tho nAxt day but one. Friday. Mr..
DALEY HaA again indtepQsed and on
saturday suffered an acute attack OF
Indigestion, which was unusual, for
he va extremely careful OF his diet.
Sunday no showed . mAskeA In
proveaent and Monday morning
came down town, visited . baseer-
shop md spent some time at his
desk h the RAwlins Ns4onal 4Anke
That evening he was unable ~ pAse
take 81 the regular meal ~ ate
sparinGly Of some broth. fetifV4 eArky
and SCENT q restless night. AEs
On Tho morning Of his dseeh he
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rome pain. 70 his physician ms
q prescription for his patients reliet.
Mr.. Daley told his daushAsr Florence
(Mn. George Weller) that - svon
As the medicine began to take effect
he expected to feel better. He and
Mrs. Weller then walked together to
the kitchen and chatted there for .
few moments. Mr.. Daley seeming to
have recovered his usually cheerful
mood.
Aftsr . few ainutes spenG In the
kitcheo he rstaSnsd 70 the frost OF
the house and within . very abort
time. not 70 eDbeed i've q ten MIN
utes. Nrs. weller heard . thud y n
made b. Q person talking. Rushing
70 the 'front.' room che found II vacant
bet ID the beth room she found her
father lying on the floor. He WAS
thea unconscious bat brsething
fAintlY and the end caane without his
re0ainans consciousness or opening
n. Dalsy's wife. Who b In deli
cate heAlth. was in her room on an
uppse floor and heard the tall and
a~Dpar>atly ssassd WAT had hap
pensA A. noon ~ help could b
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teou&1t down aaiss esd ~ Aear>-
taueral eesvscee VII - heSd to-
Ts0eje. and Will b. conducted undee
The ssppicss q RawtinG LeAess No. 8.
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OAttuary s .T
n9s was peshably no real plsn-
eesU - Wyoming better or moro
widely known than william Daley.
He WI not one OF the pioneers who
folloWDd the railrosd into the
county. bat vas OF those Who cast
ehs1r Fortune With that portion of
The westssn ftuetee. now ths stato OF
Wyomlag. before the Union Pacific
was 0ywhsee aeaf tAe peessat boe-
dsrs & the 0tAte. Durtng the more
thaa 4tty-two ysass Of bis ideatiftca-
tioa p1th IL jGtoW<A ard Aevebop-
meat - this country he was not only
~ - witneesl ~ . pAsti4DeDe II
The s1Fs1ag 6ve9ts Of the wafSous
verlo(s Of ~ histoey. weeh IN ex-
pssis1pe aaAj sAGDdnetjoai that fee
wAe 4.rvive hin ca claim.
Wu9iAn Daley ~ besn Jsne ~.
1Allstt ot.vJs6us, New Brunswtck,
eseaG one q 2 tAnltv Of nine cAal.
drea. who's spaSeals1 wsee Richard
eue 0llsa Daley. totA natives d
lrslae1, bat whe n sariy life snl.
9ratso 20 Canada and osoams r0.
tathee sneaged n farming and stoch
W1llfn1n Daley attended the publs<
SahoaoB Of IN native eountry. later
takln6 ~ the trade Of shipbuildeae,
. budaooe that was extensively car.
rte1 - n tAsA locality. and which hs
fol1oved at Black River aud othes
sAlya4l11lng Doints.
u re epeing OF 1855 he was one
81 . party that lett New Brsnsw5ch
for - Rocky nounlain country b
The OAtss. TAey reached y. Jooaeh,
No.. ~ ran. tAsa wsat ~ the HI
eoesiste NsSeaska CITY. where yooaa
0ale4. catered the employ &
freeq{llAs out1t ownsd ~ O. z
Card - thai was carrying freloht
70 tost Mitchell. Shortly a(tel
teo11.Ag he latter place 10 hired 90,
q eaeAoe ere1gAtlHg coacern-A. q
nesap1 HI, ice 0aa1ess and JvAgl
Kay We were taking suffer-
e9op9O 80 elese material 70 rer
HAeasaog, thea eai1Alag o. ~
!eeoe Fl tsAi1. TAis meant . 3oar'
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