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source date: 1888
availability: public-domain

, 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 ) liard arrested a man and has been looking for a woman whom he thinks committed the crime. The couple had been keeping a dive in George- town. Chapin is the man’s name, and Mrs. Miller is the woman. George Mitchell, arrested by Constable Norman, of Clifton, is in jail here. He is accused of robbing a ranch house of the L. C. company, at Mule Springs. George Parker, a son of Thomas Parker, of Silver City, was instantly killed at Benson last Friday night by a train backing upon him. He was a brakeman, and is said to have been a most exemplary young man. From Ihe March 16, 1888, Issue of The Enterprise