Mrs. Tillie Hall and Mrs. Lizzie Hall of
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

ndrels. White was in for seven years for robberies and hold-ups in south Santa Fe county; Padilla murdered his wife at Socorro, and Rivera was in for a heinious crime — he cut a man’s throat in Dona Ana county and afterwards disemboweled his victim; both were in for life. The escape is being thoroughly investigated by the peniten- tiary board, and the blame will be placed where it belongs. Mrs. Tillie Hall and Mrs. Lizzie Hall of Pine Cienega, New Mexico, arrived in Solomon- ville again on Monday. They are the wives of R. B. Hall and R. S. Hall, who belonged to what is known as the Pine Cienega rustlers. These men have not been heard of since about September 8th, and the wives are positive that they were killed in the vicinity of Ash Springs by a party who was pursuing them. This is the third time these ladies have been here searching for the dead bodies of their husbands and their evident distress has secured for them the sympathy of a good many of our people. They brought a wagon and provisions this trip and propose to spend several days searching the country between Ash Spring and San Simon. — Solomonville Bulletin. ( 107 )