Woman Trouble
source date: 1888
availability: public-domain

Woman Trouble Tom Woods, a former resident of the upper Gila, but who has been residing in Pinos Altos with his family for the past year, recently had a difficulty with a resident of the camp which came near ending seriously. Mr. Woods accused his wife of undue intimacy with the party, which she did not deny. When meeting the party the next morning Mr. Woods drew his pistol, which was caught by his enemy, and the shot diverted from its intended course. Three shots were fired, in all, one of which took slight effect. Mr. Woods then mounted his horse and left the camp since which he has not been heard of.