Evening Herald Klamath Falls, Or. September 2, 1913 AND Klamath Republican Klamath Falls, Or. September 04, 1913 Klamath Agency-----Peter Phillips has men drilling for artesian water on his place below the Williamson River bridge. They have gone down 145 feet. If they succeed in getting water, there will be many more artesian wells on the reservation. +++++++++ Evening Herald Klamath Falls, Or. May 29, 1914 AND Semi-Weekly Herald Klamath Falls, Or. June 1, 1914 Peter Phillips Dies In Cemetery Well Known Indian Drops Dead While Working At The Preparation of Graveyard For Decoration Day Peter Phillips, a well-known Klamath Indian, died suddenly at the Williamson River Cemetery Friday, probably from heart disease. The Indians were very busy getting the cemetery in order for Decoration Day, and the exertion may have been too much for Phillips, as his health has been poor for some time. There is a rumor that the well known Indian woman, White Cinda, who was under the influence of liquor, had choked Phillips, and otherwise handled him roughly, an hour or so before his death, and this may have led to his demise. +++++++++++ Evening Herald Klamath Falls, Or. June 3, 1914 AND Semi-Weekly Herald Klamath Falls, Or. June 4, 1914 Says Aged Man Did Not Fight Indians At the Reservation Cemetery--Say White Cindy Was the Aggressor During the Whole Time Peter Phillips, the old Indian who died at the reservation last week shortly after being attacked by White Cindy, a powerful Indian woman, did no fighting at all against the woman, say the Indians who were at the cemetery at the time. There were many present at the time. White Cindy is now under arrest. _________________________________________________________________ Dont just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search! http://search.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200636ave/direct/01/