ed  a 
dangerous  man.  He  was  elderly  and  his  par- 
tially gray  hair  and  beard  were  habitually  dyed. 
This  gave  rise  to  a supposition  that  he  was  try- 
ing to  disguise  himself  and  that  he  was  a fugi- 
tive. After  the  killing  he  disappeared  and  is 
supposed  to  have  left  the  country.

Epitaph : Green  C.  Bush  came  in  and  gave 
himself  up  to  the  sheriff  and  gave  the  following 
account  of  a tragedy  which  took  place  near  San 
Bernardino  ranch  on  Wednesday:  On  that  day 
Jacob  Baker  rode  up  to  Bush’s  house  and  shot 
his  dog  and  asked  if  he  “wanted  any  of  it.”  He 
abused  Bush  and  rode  off,  but  subsequently  re- 
turned and  renewed  the  difficulty.  In  the  mean- 
time Bush  had  gone  to  the  house  and  got  his 
gun,  and  when  Baker  rode  up  a fight  took  place 
which  resulted  in  his  death.

From  ihe  Augusi  10,  1888,  Issue  of  The  Enterprise

A Mexican  woman  was  stabbed  with  a 
knife  in  the  hands  of  a Mexican  at  Davis’  mill 
a few  days  ago.  The  brute  fled.

A bill  of  sale  to  the  NAN  cattle  with 
ranches,  houses  and  cattle  of  other  brands  be- 
longing to  James  W.  Patrick  and  George  F. 
Patrick,  purchased  from  the  Lassaters  has  been 
recorded.  It  conveys  to  S.  T.  Harkey  for  $21,- 
000.