Salt Lake Telegram | 1920-08-12 | Page 1 | Barney Quinn, Leader in Democratic Party, Dies

I Barney Quinn Leader in Democratic Party Dies Barney B. B Quinn East Third South street well known in mining circles throughout hout tho the Intermountain country and for or many years yearn regarded as ono one of ot tho the war hon horses of the DemocratIc Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic party died today Mr Quinn was born In Ireland Ho reached this country when a aboy aboy aboy boy and for tor a considerable time was employed In railroad work In Iowa Later he Ime came camo to Utah I and was clerk at the Clift Chit house I when it was vaa one ono of ot the leading I hostelries in fri th these c parts I He lie went to Bingham Dingham and was strongly identified in political ac activIty activity ac- ac there At different times he was postmaster assessor constable constable constable consta consta- ble justice of or tho the peace and sheriff sher thor itt iff deputy deput He had considerable mining interests and at the tho time of ot his death the tho Quinn group of ot claims in Bingham canyon are beIn beIng being be be- ing In- favorably reported upon Mr Quinn had been in tailing falling health for tor several months He Hea leaves a son Bernard Dernard V. W. Quinn who served In the late war and anda a brother Francis W. W of ot otI I Bingham