SUICIDE - An Aged Man, Tired of Life, Ends His:
SPOKANE, "Wash., Feb. 20.— Daniel Galeucia-Galusha, aged 65 years, who lived near Chattaroy, Spokane County, Wash. committed suicide this morning by shooting himself through the heart with a rifle. The gun was placed against the wall and the trigger pushed off with a stick.
His life was somewhat of mystery, it being said that he once was a man of some prominence. Ha has lived with an old man called Peavine Jimmy (Memorial ID 184294951) for the past eight years. From papers on his person it is learned that he has a wife at Peabody, Mass., but neighbors say he was divorced. Despondency is supposed to be the cause.
Land Patent #WASPAA 013246 is a 160-acre land patent in Stevens, Washington, next to the town of Ford, Washington, w/Tshimakain creek running through the property, once owned by Daniel Galeucia. (Homestead Entry, Original in Stevens County, Washington).
Bureau of Land Management's Spokane Border Field Office under the serial number WASPAA 013246. The last action for this patent occurred on February 8, 1894.
Obituary: San Francisco Call, Volume 79, Number 83, 21 February 1896
Land Citation: BLM COLLECTION
3rd. Source BIO: BIRCHWOOD FARM GROVE-BOOK
SPOKANE, "Wash., Feb. 20.— Daniel Galeucia-Galusha, aged 65 years, who lived near Chattaroy, Spokane County, Wash. committed suicide this morning by shooting himself through the heart with a rifle. The gun was placed against the wall and the trigger pushed off with a stick.
His life was somewhat of mystery, it being said that he once was a man of some prominence. Ha has lived with an old man called Peavine Jimmy (Memorial ID 184294951) for the past eight years. From papers on his person it is learned that he has a wife at Peabody, Mass., but neighbors say he was divorced. Despondency is supposed to be the cause.
Land Patent #WASPAA 013246 is a 160-acre land patent in Stevens, Washington, next to the town of Ford, Washington, w/Tshimakain creek running through the property, once owned by Daniel Galeucia. (Homestead Entry, Original in Stevens County, Washington).
Bureau of Land Management's Spokane Border Field Office under the serial number WASPAA 013246. The last action for this patent occurred on February 8, 1894.
Obituary: San Francisco Call, Volume 79, Number 83, 21 February 1896
Land Citation: BLM COLLECTION
3rd. Source BIO: BIRCHWOOD FARM GROVE-BOOK
SUICIDE - An Aged Man, Tired of Life, Ends His:
SPOKANE, "Wash., Feb. 20.— Daniel Galeucia-Galusha, aged 65 years, who lived near Chattaroy, Spokane County, Wash. committed suicide this morning by shooting himself through the heart with a rifle. The gun was placed against the wall and the trigger pushed off with a stick.
His life was somewhat of mystery, it being said that he once was a man of some prominence. Ha has lived with an old man called Peavine Jimmy (Memorial ID 184294951) for the past eight years. From papers on his person it is learned that he has a wife at Peabody, Mass., but neighbors say he was divorced. Despondency is supposed to be the cause.
Land Patent #WASPAA 013246 is a 160-acre land patent in Stevens, Washington, next to the town of Ford, Washington, w/Tshimakain creek running through the property, once owned by Daniel Galeucia. (Homestead Entry, Original in Stevens County, Washington).
Bureau of Land Management's Spokane Border Field Office under the serial number WASPAA 013246. The last action for this patent occurred on February 8, 1894.
Obituary: San Francisco Call, Volume 79, Number 83, 21 February 1896
Land Citation: BLM COLLECTION
3rd. Source BIO: BIRCHWOOD FARM GROVE-BOOK
SPOKANE, "Wash., Feb. 20.— Daniel Galeucia-Galusha, aged 65 years, who lived near Chattaroy, Spokane County, Wash. committed suicide this morning by shooting himself through the heart with a rifle. The gun was placed against the wall and the trigger pushed off with a stick.
His life was somewhat of mystery, it being said that he once was a man of some prominence. Ha has lived with an old man called Peavine Jimmy (Memorial ID 184294951) for the past eight years. From papers on his person it is learned that he has a wife at Peabody, Mass., but neighbors say he was divorced. Despondency is supposed to be the cause.
Land Patent #WASPAA 013246 is a 160-acre land patent in Stevens, Washington, next to the town of Ford, Washington, w/Tshimakain creek running through the property, once owned by Daniel Galeucia. (Homestead Entry, Original in Stevens County, Washington).
Bureau of Land Management's Spokane Border Field Office under the serial number WASPAA 013246. The last action for this patent occurred on February 8, 1894.
Obituary: San Francisco Call, Volume 79, Number 83, 21 February 1896
Land Citation: BLM COLLECTION
3rd. Source BIO: BIRCHWOOD FARM GROVE-BOOK
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