It is supposed that he took a walk, lost his…
source date: 1891
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ailroad and about six miles from town. Near where the track was found it appeared as though some one had lain under a mesquite bush, rest- ing on the elbow. Yesterday nearly every man in Deming who could get a horse or a rig was out searching for the unfortunate young man. It is supposed that he took a walk, lost his mind and continued wandering until his strength was exhausted. It is the most remarkable dis- appearance which ever occurred in this section. AT THE TIMMER.— M. Chapman, Maj. C. M. Ryan, Bud Williams, Deming; G. D. James, Whitewater; Nathan Hall, Socorro; J. B. Petrie, Alumnia; G. H. Robinson, New York; W. A. Towers, P. Montgomery, Kansas City; Sam Debou, Max Kohn, San Francisco; J. C. Hall, Redland; Dave Cohn, John Watson, Chicago; A. W. Lewis, Cincinnati; J. E. Cate, St. Louis: Max Becker, Albuquerque; E. W. Burchard, Black Hawk; S. B. Newcomb, C. E. Baker, Las Cruces; Capt. French, Alma; C. C. Carpenter, C. H. Morehouse, El Paso. AT THE TREMONT.— Ed Hamblin, Tom Langford, Chicago; Thos. Haskins, Geo. W. Cumbers, L. C. Adams, E. S. Waddles, C. Hiene- man, Sam J. Levey, San Francisco ; C. W. Ben- nett, S. P. Goodlander, Chas. L. Massey, W. H. Constable, Chas. T. Thaver, Phil Prager, St. Louis; C. A. Stevens, C. G. Collins, E. Wolff, A.