THE HUNTERS ARE ARRESTED
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

nnot be found. Sid loafed around town until the grand jury met, when he turned up missing. Whitehill’s bond for appearance was fixed at $500 which was given. He informs the Enterprise that he has men out after Sid and thinks that he will get him. THE HUNTERS ARE ARRESTED Old man Hunter and son, of the upper Mimbres, whom the Enterprise mentioned a few weeks ago as having fired on George Nye, were arrested last week by Deputy Sheriff H. E. Muse. They made no resistance but stated that had a large crowd come to arrest them that the result might have been different. They were bound over in the sum of $1500 each, and some 12 or 15 of thier friends offered to go their bonds, but Sheriff Lockhart could not find their names on the tax roll, hence the Hunters are still in limbo. Under the present administration a bondsman’s qualification will be established from the tax roll, and it will not be so easy for some people to give a bond. Territory vs. Chauncy Nicholson. Horse stealing. Plea of guilty to petit larceny. Sen- tenced to thirty days in the county jail and pay cost of prosecution. Col. Parker, who has been the assessor of Sierra since the organization of the county, is over as a witness in the Illinois-Calamity case. Probably A Clerical Error