of this county, left with him for tlie South and stayed with him there until the end. It was Ed’s wish that he be buried in the Valley cemetery h6re beside his brother Jack, who died a few years ago, a victim also of lung trouble. When the Islander went to press it was not known just when the funeral would take place but it is thought probable that it will be held next Monday.Mr. Buckley resided in this county for many years, living with his parents in their fine home at Kanaka bay. He liked the water and a number of years ago began firing on a steamboat, in course of time becoming an engineer. He was a fine young man and very popular with all who knew him. Besides his parents, two sisters, Mrs. Olough and Mrs. Ben Licbtenberg, both residing in Seattle, survive him. He was twenty-nine yeras old.