A Mexican by the name of Quintano, who…
source date: 1889
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ough acting under orders, is creating dis- cussion both pro and con among the soldiers, and they want information on the subject. They claim that they could have captured this man Dorsey, but were afraid that if they shot him the civil authorities would have been after them. A Mexican by the name of Quintano, who was “blowed up” in the Georgetown mines, has been discharged from the Ladies hospital. He has lost an eye and an arm, and his countenance is badly marred. Millie Forest and Bessie Harper were yes- terday morning each placed under $100 bonds to keep the peace. They had been threatening to do each other up in the most approved Dempsey-Marine style. At the trial before Judge Lucas, all the fair but frail girls of the town were present, and kept the judge busy pounding with the gavel to keep order in court. Some of the giddy things were flirting out of the win- dows with the boys. During the trial some of the witnesses attempted to bring in the names of some of the respectable ladies of the town, which lent a little spice to the case, but the judge shut them off in short order. From the September 27, 1889, Issue of The Enterprise An Old-Timer Killed