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source date: 1888
availability: public-domain

J. J. Taylor, the leader of the gang of Mexicans who fired upon a Sonora train a few weeks ago, was formerly a Silver City black- smith engaged in business with G. M. W. Carvil. He also worked on mining property hereabouts. He was the man first suspected as he lost a hat at the scene of the robbery. Subsequently he confessed. Two of his confederates have been killed by officers and another badly wounded. Manuel Robles, who is probably the man in- dicted with Pilar here for murder at Santa Rita,