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source date: 1888
availability: public-domain

and there would be no trouble. The messenger concluded this was the proper thing to do, and opened up, giving them his gun, and handed them the money packages which they placed in sacks, and with- out offering to molest the mail, disappeared, taking a southerly direction. 7 Col. J. F. Chavez and L. H. Huning, both of Valencia County, were in the city this week. Col. Chavez was camped, with his detachment of soldiers at the spring just below town in 1853, thirty-five years ago. The colonel has been mentioned as one of the republican delegates to the Chicago convention. Mr. Huning came here for health, having been quite ill. From ihe March 9, 1888, Issue of The Enierprise It is reported that a few days ago Irwin Moore went to the house of Robert Miller, on the Mimbres, and after having some words in the house, fired his pistol at the occupant in the presence of Mrs. Miller, the ball grazing her neck. Miller did not have an arrest made, say- ing he would wait until the grand jury meets. M. C. Jay’s house in Georgetown was bur- glarized last week and $400 worth of goods stolen. The owner offered a reward of $50 and thereby regained the property which had been secreted in Central City. Constable Gil- ( 5 )