EMOURNED BY ALL -
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*eath Of Paris Kilburn at 3: 15 0'clock
Yesterday Morhing.·
I .
.
FUNERAL SUNDAY MORNING
5 012'
v
b Hdd ·Many Important Offies-2.Daughter on Her 0 · .::%
U€-,Way From New York-- -Left .an Es- . . . C....:a -
>i#13 I. :/ I . .7.1.Er#*4'
Cze-\-
4*7-* - :- "titt of Over $100,000. ' '1
1 1
1 .1 .
{lf*'Plrif-Kilburp died.yesterdgy morn-
: ing it 3: 15 o'clock, wrthout regaining
' €89,*e.¢92 aq€dhe: suff q red the
'stroka of paralystion Saturday after·
inodn. while ·calling on Misses Palmer
.and one who knew . him .was his
1 tridnd. · For the past six years he had
1 been a -resident of Pacific Grove, and
f. .int that time took an. active interest
2 :in-'everything pertaining to the wei-
t*/e of the city.
2 11·A : flag · donated .to the library by
: Mr. Kilburn was placed at half magt 1
l 'ovek- thet i building yesterday. The
same respect ·was also shown by the
i :Efdific *Grove Hotel.
i '.,As*L'brgry ·Trustee he will ever be
i *membared. ·It- Wws through his ef-
joitajthat Carnegie was induced to do·
c **t*$10,000 for a Atbrary .buildkng.
k *:€m,Nthel· 1141'e ·lti41381;ndktioh wAs
c @Rldfuntil,ithe ;Dullding..was complete
p:*Eci14*.ti**.tkliaL·,the construe.
1 3MR?and ·Baw.that the plan and speci-
ficitions were followed. It is due to
L h'm,that such a fine building.was se-
f 'cured for the emount- of -the donation.
-..
t. *·The library was his pride. Ije was
thdre daily looking after the welfark
i SC tb·.public and hel·ping to inake Nhe
; Iwork pleasant for those in charge. It
..will ever stand as a monument to his
; ?progressiveness.
; j· Mr, Kilbunn was born in Lawr'ence·
Z ..ville;.Pend., and was:75 years.of age.
In. 1874 Mr... Kilburn mot'ed to. Mon
terey colinty, and engaged in farm·.
ing. 1 He.(farmed large tracts in this ' t.2
' I I .3
cophty, besides farming thousands of.'-,.. c
acre; in the San Joaquin valley. He.·' . 4 1-·t .5
was succ,essful in farming gild made
1 »== 291%
large Sums ot money.
Mr. Kilburn was a strong Republl- . - . lin
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can, and for a number of years was k. . f ,25 2;i
the party leader in Monterey county. :. 7 2942
He was elected to the State Assembly
in this county, defeating the late Brad
Sargent. In 1889 he was .appointed
surveyor,of the port of Strn Frarb
cisco, in hvlitch office he served four
years. Mr. Kilburn was appoleted
bank commissioner by Governor Mark-
ham and harbor commissioner by Gov·
ernor Gage, serving four years in
each of the offices.
After con™g to California .Mr. KID
bunn married Miss Sarah Olmstead, . ..
who suniives him. He also ,leaves '
two children, Cleo Kilburn of Berke. '.
ley and Mrs. Jessie Liryton of Syra
,cuse, Ne* York., His son arrived, at
his bedside ehrly Sunday morning.
Mrs. Uyton is on her way to Call-
fornia. At message was received from ,
her last evening that she would leave
- ·. --2-691
Chicago on Thutsday evening,. arriv· .'' , ·tf'·-Ta
#g in San Francisco Friday nikht
End reaching Pacific Grove on Sat·
urday monning,
The funeral of Mr. Kilburn will be
held Sunfay morning in time for. the ,
remains to be taken to Salinas on.
the ]0• 0.'clock train for interment .
there. 1
The body is now at Pell's undertak-
ing par]6rs, where it is being em- 2
balmed.
Mr. Kllburn leaves an estate worth ,
from $100,000 to $125,000, consisting . .... 1
pr:nelpallj of government bonds and, ..3< ,.:k,th#*
high class securities. At the time ·of .
, OCR Text: EMOURNED BY ALL -
f X49 ..1 -, ' "
-9.- r-= -¥'
y ··: 254
*eath Of Paris Kilburn at 3: 15 0'clock
Yesterday Morhing.·
I .
.
FUNERAL SUNDAY MORNING
5 012'
v
b Hdd ·Many Important Offies-2.Daughter on Her 0 · .::%
U€-,Way From New York-- -Left .an Es- . . . C....:a -
>i#13 I. :/ I . .7.1.Er#*4'
Cze-\-
4*7-* - :- "titt of Over $100,000. ' '1
1 1
1 .1 .
{lf*'Plrif-Kilburp died.yesterdgy morn-
: ing it 3: 15 o'clock, wrthout regaining
' €89,*e.¢92 aq€dhe: suff q red the
'stroka of paralystion Saturday after·
inodn. while ·calling on Misses Palmer
.and one who knew . him .was his
1 tridnd. · For the past six years he had
1 been a -resident of Pacific Grove, and
f. .int that time took an. active interest
2 :in-'everything pertaining to the wei-
t*/e of the city.
2 11·A : flag · donated .to the library by
: Mr. Kilburn was placed at half magt 1
l 'ovek- thet i building yesterday. The
same respect ·was also shown by the
i :Efdific *Grove Hotel.
i '.,As*L'brgry ·Trustee he will ever be
i *membared. ·It- Wws through his ef-
joitajthat Carnegie was induced to do·
c **t*$10,000 for a Atbrary .buildkng.
k *:€m,Nthel· 1141'e ·lti41381;ndktioh wAs
c @Rldfuntil,ithe ;Dullding..was complete
p:*Eci14*.ti**.tkliaL·,the construe.
1 3MR?and ·Baw.that the plan and speci-
ficitions were followed. It is due to
L h'm,that such a fine building.was se-
f 'cured for the emount- of -the donation.
-..
t. *·The library was his pride. Ije was
thdre daily looking after the welfark
i SC tb·.public and hel·ping to inake Nhe
; Iwork pleasant for those in charge. It
..will ever stand as a monument to his
; ?progressiveness.
; j· Mr, Kilbunn was born in Lawr'ence·
Z ..ville;.Pend., and was:75 years.of age.
In. 1874 Mr... Kilburn mot'ed to. Mon
terey colinty, and engaged in farm·.
ing. 1 He.(farmed large tracts in this ' t.2
' I I .3
cophty, besides farming thousands of.'-,.. c
acre; in the San Joaquin valley. He.·' . 4 1-·t .5
was succ,essful in farming gild made
1 »== 291%
large Sums ot money.
Mr. Kilburn was a strong Republl- . - . lin
-. - 1*49
can, and for a number of years was k. . f ,25 2;i
the party leader in Monterey county. :. 7 2942
He was elected to the State Assembly
in this county, defeating the late Brad
Sargent. In 1889 he was .appointed
surveyor,of the port of Strn Frarb
cisco, in hvlitch office he served four
years. Mr. Kilburn was appoleted
bank commissioner by Governor Mark-
ham and harbor commissioner by Gov·
ernor Gage, serving four years in
each of the offices.
After con™g to California .Mr. KID
bunn married Miss Sarah Olmstead, . ..
who suniives him. He also ,leaves '
two children, Cleo Kilburn of Berke. '.
ley and Mrs. Jessie Liryton of Syra
,cuse, Ne* York., His son arrived, at
his bedside ehrly Sunday morning.
Mrs. Uyton is on her way to Call-
fornia. At message was received from ,
her last evening that she would leave
- ·. --2-691
Chicago on Thutsday evening,. arriv· .'' , ·tf'·-Ta
#g in San Francisco Friday nikht
End reaching Pacific Grove on Sat·
urday monning,
The funeral of Mr. Kilburn will be
held Sunfay morning in time for. the ,
remains to be taken to Salinas on.
the ]0• 0.'clock train for interment .
there. 1
The body is now at Pell's undertak-
ing par]6rs, where it is being em- 2
balmed.
Mr. Kllburn leaves an estate worth ,
from $100,000 to $125,000, consisting . .... 1
pr:nelpallj of government bonds and, ..3< ,.:k,th#*
high class securities. At the time ·of .
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