Eloped Again
source date: 1889
availability: public-domain

g him slightly with its feet. Mr. Pennewell then beat a hasty retreat, and was not further molested. During the same afternoon the animal made an attack on two Mexicans, but without doing them any serious damage. From the March 22, 1889, Issue of The Enierprise Eloped Again The readers of the Enterprise will recall the item that appeared in this paper some months since, in regard to the elopement of Francisco Lara and Petra Parra, both Mexicans, and subsequent capture, trial and conviction of Lara at the last term of court. Lara was given his freedom by furnishing bonds, one of the bondsmen being John Brockman. Last Monday night Lara left his family for the second time, and with the girl Parra started for Whitewater station on foot, where it is supposed the couple took the outging train for El Paso or Mexico. The career of this girl, who is not yet sixteen