The lady in question was not interviewed,…
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

man of the strictest integrity, and we are loth to believe the evil reports which have been circulated concerning him. He was formerly a cattle king in Texas, and although fortune has not favored him lately, he still has a compe- tency to solace him in his declining years. The lady in question was not interviewed, as it was not considered necessary as the ex- amination will no doubt prove all that will be required. Witnesses have been summoned from the former neighborhood of the parties now under a cloud, and the Enterprise trusts that the difficulty may be amiably settled to the satisfaction of all concerned. AT THE TIMMER. — J. A. Harlan, Rincon; W. Hoskins,T . J. Sutherland, L. M. Hamburger and W. B. Bogert, Chicago; L. H. Little, Las Vegas; Silva Hamann, Cincinnati; M. W. Stan- ton, R. Belton, El Paso ; F. H. Parkerson, Santa Cruz, California; J. D. Burch, Duck Creek; J. N. Upton, Mimbres; A. Armstrong, Doming; J. B. Gilchrsit, H. English, Whitewater; S. H. Fairchild, Kansas City; H. J. Hutchison, Cen- tral: C. C. Hall, Albuquerque. Samuel Abrahams, of Clifton, visited Dem- ing last week to be initiated into the mysteries of the royal arch degree of Masonry. Arrested In Phoenix