HORSE CAR ASTRAY
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

sed of his coming he neglected to kill the fatted calf. Bronco had an idea that he was pretty smooth when he escaped but he has been ironed ever since his return. The sheriff is out a pretty penny for his capture but was bound to have him at any cost. HORSE CAR ASTRAY An Arm’s palace horse car, on which the brakes were out of repair, made its escape from the yard in this city Sunday last, and started on a journey of its own, with a down grade pull. The car had a move on when it passed through town gaining in speed every minute. An engine was dispatched in hot pursuit, and overhauled the runaway a few miles this side of Doming, not much the worse for its exciting race. The horses were all right. TREMONT HOUSE ARRIVALS V. G. Hills, Pueblo; W. W. LaMoure, E. J. Crocker, Denver; C. A. Stevens, Omaha; W. G. Whiteside, Helena, Mont. ; Geo. Newman, K. Epstein, E. J. McLean, El Paso ; Theo. Rouault, Las Cruces; W. Burns, Kingston; A. W. Cop- land, A. M. Slack, Detroit; F. W. Thompson, M. S. Levy, New York; A. M. Clark, Kansas City; W. H. Hernstein, J. G. Goodlanded, St. Louis; C. W. Beryer, Wellsville, Mo.; J. H. Mudge, San Marcial; A. W. Lewis Cincinnati; T. W. Dudley, Howell, Mich.; Col. A. E. Head, S. P. Carpenter, Doming; J. H. Hauson, San Francisco; Joe Cohn, St. Joe. From Ihe March 20, 1891, Issue of The Enterprise Pleads Guilty y