deserts…
source date: 1890
availability: public-domain

dressed only in their night clothes, they tried to kill a miner there await- ing the train and inaugurated a reign of terror at the depot, much to the annoyance of the lady operator, who during all this time had been wiring dispatch after dispatch to Lords- burg for aid. Sheriff Whitehill and Robert Black, who happened to be in Lordsburg, took the first train for Separ and found every one hid out except the desperadoes who were sound asleep in bed. They awakened to look into the muzzle of two shot guns in the hands of the officers. Broncho Bill tried to draw his revolver which was in bed alongside of him, but had slid out of his reach. He reviled the officers saying they had taken a sneaking advantage of them and could not have arrested him in any other way. ( 42 ) deserts. Brutes who will terrorize defenseless women and children, destroying their furniture and home belongings, deserve the severest pen- alty within bounds of law. Fine grades of playing cards, Monte and Faro cards at Luke Bros. Murder And Suicide The Sad Termination of Two Rash PeopleThe startling information was flashed over the wires from El Paso to the Marshal of Silver City that Chas. Baine, better known as “Frenchy”, who had been the gardener at Hud- son’s for the past year, had killed Lucy Croenne and then suicided at the St. Charles Hotel. Mrs.