Colorado Transcript, Feb 1, 1882
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The house of Daniels, Fisher and Smith was closed yesterday, in consequence of the death of E. Smith, a brother of Mr. J. W. Smith, the Junior member of the firm. The deceased lived at Golden, but was well known in the city as a former member of the firm of Smith and Carl, of Leadville. His record both as a business man and a citizen is pure, unspotted and honorable, and he counted his friends by the legion. Wherever he was known he was loved and honored, and a true friend, as congenial in social life as he was straight-forward and honorable in business transactions. His death will cast a gloom over many homes in this city.
Leadville Daily Herald
January 28, 1882
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Colorado Transcript, Feb 1, 1882
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The house of Daniels, Fisher and Smith was closed yesterday, in consequence of the death of E. Smith, a brother of Mr. J. W. Smith, the Junior member of the firm. The deceased lived at Golden, but was well known in the city as a former member of the firm of Smith and Carl, of Leadville. His record both as a business man and a citizen is pure, unspotted and honorable, and he counted his friends by the legion. Wherever he was known he was loved and honored, and a true friend, as congenial in social life as he was straight-forward and honorable in business transactions. His death will cast a gloom over many homes in this city.
Leadville Daily Herald
January 28, 1882
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Gravesite Details
Betty A (Floyd Smith is on other side of this stone
