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Show i ii ! mimii. M i ,m .. n ii iii.inmii t Obituary Last Thui sday night JoBeph Dorloi , who has for many years aufleied from u complication of diseases, succumbed 1o the comliiued results of his ailment and the lavage of age. fie was one of the first pioneers, and Wild well known, especially in the days when Johnston's Rimr was encamped at Uamp Floyd, nn I tho many weary travelers who found rest and refreshment refresh-ment under his hospitable roof will forever for-ever keep green a place in their memory for him. An old dry well, now partially filled in, but which was once over 300 feet deep, is all that is now loft to remind re-mind l ho passer-by of the plate where the old overland stage used to stop to change hoipeo and take a frosli start. JuM'pli a. Poi .! u.ii born in Cheshire, Knglnnd, Juno 15, 1'IJ While vein yrunin.u he cami to Ahrerka, and settled in Pennsylvania. In 18-11) he accepted Tuorn.oiiisni and in 180" came to Utah, nioit of winch time sioco he haa lived in and around Lehi. 11a was married to Maitha Clayton in ISoO and by her has had twelve childien, eight of whom, "with their mother, yet livf 1o mourn the loss of a fond husband and hpuoied puieut. The funeral occui icd Tuesday from the Noith Branch meeting house, spoukeis giving addresses on the life of tho deceased. |