Holmes Kay

"... because It was close to the round house and away from the strikers. Fitzpatrick. without a whine or a com plaint, was put to bed in the barracks, and Holmes Kay, one of our staff surgeons, was given charge of the case; a trained rurse was provided, besides. Nobody thought the Injured man would live. But after every care was given ..."

"... a favorite resting place for invalids and travellers en route to California by casy stages. It was nicknamed the barracks. Fitzpatrick was put to bed in the barracks, and Holmes Kay, one of our staff surgeons, was given charge of the case; a trained nurse was provided besides. Nobody thought the injured man would live. But after every care was given ..."

"... liked it because it was close to the roundhouse and away from the strikers. Fitzpatrick, without a whirie or a complaint, was put to bed in the barracks, and Holmes Kay, one of our staff surgeons, was given charge of the case; a trained nurse was provided besides. Nobody thought the injured man would live. But after every care was given ..."

"... a favorite resting place for invalids and travellers en route to California by easy stages. It was nicknamed the barracks. Fitzpatrick was put to bed in the barracks, and Holmes Kay, one of our staff surgeons, was given charge of the case; a trained nurse was provided besides. Nobody thought the injured raan would live. But after every care was given ..."