Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-02-22 | Page 2 | Hyrum L. Giles, Pioneer, Dies

I HYRUM L GILES CILES I PIONEER DIES 1 C Came me to Utah With Hand Handcart cart Company in 1856 Hyrum L L. Giles president and general manager of oC th the the- Giles Mining and Milling company with mines In the Big Cottonwood district district district dis dis- died at 7 50 a. a m. m today at atthe atthe atthe the family residence 69 9 West Fifth South street after a lingering Ulness ill illness Ul- Ul ness covering several yearS yeara In his earlier life Mr Giles was a musician having been violinist at atthe atthe atthe the Salt Lake theatre under Professor Professor Professor Pro Pro- fessor George Careless With his Thomas D. D Giles the blind harpist of early Utah days he was well known throughout the West Mr Giles was born In Wales in 1850 and came to Utah in 1856 with the handcart company which arrived arrived ar arrived ar- ar rived in that year Since that time he had resided in Utah He is survived survived survived sur sur- by his widow Mrs Minnie Jensen Giles one brother Professor sor Henry E. E Giles and the following following following fol fol- fol- fol lowing children Hyrum Art Adrian Mrs Robert T. T Dauquin Mrs Dollie Brinkley Mrs Harvey B. B Snow Mrs Kenneth Anderson Mrs F. F C. C Cleveland Mrs Harlan C. C Ford and eighteen dren