and abuse everyone and finally wanted to knowβ¦
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Blaineperson
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Pitmanperson
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Teresa Murrayperson
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a.k.a. Mrs. Murray
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that Smith was unarmed, told him to go and
heel himself. Smith thereupon went into the
store where he had left his pistol, which he
secured, but friends interfered and prevented
his returning. Pitman, on learning the cause
of Smithβs not coming back, began to threaten
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and abuse everyone and finally wanted to know
if Smith had any friends. A young man named
Blaine, recently from Texas, walked over to his
horse, pulled his Winchester rifle from its scab-
bard and threw it down on Pitman, telling him
to throw up. Instead of doing so, however, Pit-
man turned toward Blaine. As he did so, both
fired almost simultaneously. Pitman fell dead,
shot through the heart, the ball entering under
the left arm and passing through the body and
coming out under the right arm. Blaine was
shot through the shoulder, the ball striking the
shoulder-blade and splitting, one half coming
out on the left side below the ribs and the other
on the right side. Blaine lived only two hours.Teresa Murray, a middle aged woman,
committed suicide Wednesday afternoon by
taking morphine. She was at John M. Ginnβs
office asking him to assume charge of a suit
she has against the railroad company in which
judgment has been granted her, but which is
on appeal. The suit was the result of a young
son having a leg cut off by the Silver City train
at Deming several years ago.