MCNEILL, William

Prescott Journal Miner, Prescott, Arizona Friday, September 2, 1913, page 3, column 3 Crosses The Great Divide William McNeil, Well Known Miner, Passes Away In Prescott From Heart Trouble William McNeill, on of the best known miner in this county, passed away Sunday morning after an Illness of only one hour, heart trouble being the affliction. He was seen sitting on the curb on Montezuma street at about 7 o'clock, and a friend requested that medical assistance be summoned. He was then taken to city hall, and in less than one hour afterward the end came. The deceased has recently returned to the city from the Senator section, where he was employed as a miner, and informed acquaintances that he would return to St. George, Utah, in a short time to visit a brother and sister. McNeill enjoyed a splendid name wherever known for his upright dealing with all. He was conscientious in all transactions, and with his capability as a miner, enjoyed a splendid name in many camps where he had been employed for the past ten years. The body is at Ruffner's and relatives in Utah have been advised of his death. Transcriber's note: Mr. McNeill is buried in an unmarked grave at the Citizens Cemetery in Prescott, Arizona.