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Pioneer Woman 

Early Valley Period

 
 

Dies Following Illness

entered the burnt.-
J?il'H.
"turning.
the- knit-??11 pitt-

the Salt Itit'er 

heath quietly.-
l'ttnettix nf
limiter 
rest tn nne nl'
net-r 
li't',

.tluttfse a figure within The
inner I'm-vie 111' iter' fau?h?. Mrs. Filin-
Buffered ?1
flulintt'ini: the death
ul? :1 Fun Mexten inet jt'enr and
meter 11th! ni-Ie In tet-nter Itet- lit-Ir
'Itt [mi-mirth: I?huettii
[net-.1 Eitrl fit?Fl nf HHPH 
tare tn enter the Huh Itit?r-r fatter.
i-hniuritn: t'igtrl'? Hf the thle ?'ilF't?l Iii"
nae tmtitinsz but. the. 
int: nf Indi?n?. 
went in Tllt'tlnt't Elite trail
I-ut retire nf age and has t'eeider]
in elm-e that time.

Mre. was hunt in
Funnt'?. some time tu'iul? 
ul? Spanish parents. Hhe hen-time
the wt .1. ?if. Hwiliiug nt 
HIHTPH Hull

Hrt'it'it?u: nu 'I'ttiteti

Hiltl ltlit'l' with him tn the
ltt?t-r-H-Ili :titu ul' ?iit'l't!
first rhihi at the twin?. 

hurl]. and hll'rl- 
Lll't'l'l. t-illr ?i'b'tl? twut' 

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Inn-L; hiunntum and a rude l'l'?tl?
t?l'ttl'll'tl :liln?ti" tilt-'- grunt: 
Pit-[Iii ?as: [nit-n In the in l'titiT
while the}: here in 
.?dre- frequently
her nut-[t- life in the thle t'li?it?l
HF rMWtiem-es nltt'utn tallied.
lu?r-Iinuinz the birth Hf
u'hilui In ll-e Hwiilings
tum. ed in where 
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IHltl ?El
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he tie-fund 

rum-F 

Pl'?l year! prinr tn the httildintr 01' the
Fania. Fe Railway. Harlt- in Her-em?
twr. 1357. hn'wet'Pt'. 3dr. eta-Hung".
handed a part): n! Fixteen men.
them his-inn: Harri-II Dunne
and Eryn" Phillips, in
digging? the first mmtern vane! In the
hrneh t-nrered Salt River Talley. The
whit-h ?re-W up 1his
entFI?ttl'iHF was named hy Lm'd Truth
1m, "i'hnenix." einee it httilt, utmn
great t'uit?ltl.

The Penn] ?n?nn emu-ted. flie-
west Hi" the heading ef-
the ftr'li'l? rental! in 1hF_
Perl-i nf Vs-?Hterl. new the tit-n11?
nrtt' hr the Pit]: nf Phnenix. In Anl?il
at 1555:. Hwilling filed ?ll-1H arrest
the present. gulf retiree. nl'
the El Mulittn Filth and dur-

in: the feline-int: winter graded 
?Er-x

:t prettietm-ie rum and erH-ted 
it the. first ntmlertt dwelling in the
Bali: River Valley, nt this
imttee still stand. The ancient. nmuztd
is named Due Came.

In June, 1569. the: first Eil't'lintt was

held In this! hunt-.1 with. Juda't: I42- 

n'unn in t-harge. In August. 
an fluttr mill trut- Imilt mum
the 1-2] ?italilm "s?t'illin 

H. and! E. E. the huild-
int: fur 

Mrs. 
were imrn- After the death hf Mr.
t-h-riilint: ?hP nmrried the Lite H.
ennlher Dinner-1? nl? the

F?li?nil?l' Tali-er. and tn them three
i'i?lii?rFT'l eel-e Imt?n. en- Hf H-
i! new Iit?t'nz. He and

 

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t'Pi zoneer Woman Of

Early Valley Period
I D-iea After Illness

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his wife recently came to Phoenix
. from California to be with his mother
in her home on Broadway Road,
where death came.

Charles Shumaker was a naval
volunteer from Phoenix and died dur-
ing 1918 while in the service. Roh-
.ort was killed in a. Sonora. tragedy
and; year ago and suffering over the
1 fate nf this son was one of the arm-

tr-ihutnry pauses of the death of Mrs.


. It. was with pride that Mrs. Shu-
'maker lately presented to the Ari-?
znna Museum her mother's rosary.
-hra}'er hook and a lace shawl.
i hrought from Spain many years ago.
She also gave to the Museum a rifle
,rarried hair first husband and'
_npon which his name had been on-
graved by the makers. Mrs. Shu-
maker wu often heard to express the
thought that. her pioneer days in the
Salt River were her happiest
except when she reflortod upon the
great strides in advancement the
rap-Minn has taken.

Funeral services will be held
Tuesday morning at '9 n'olovk in St.
Mary's Church under the direction of
the li'hitney' Mortuary Company.-
Burial will be made in St. Frances
Cemetery.