writing  a mystery.  Just  how  much 
money  there  was  in  the  registered  letters  is  not 
known,  but  Postmaster  Miller  says  that  he  had 
$500  in  gold  in  one  of  the  packages,  which  he 
was  remitting  to  Albuquerque  on  the  money 
order  account.  This  loss  will  fall  on  Miller. — 
Liberal.

From  the  best  information  which  the  Enter- 
prise can  secure,  John  Cuneo,  formerly  of  this 
city,  was  perfectly  justifiable  in  killing  his  man 
at  Clifton.  There  had  been  some  dispute  over 
a game,  and  Sheridan  (who  by  the  way  is  not 
related  to  the  Sheridan  of  this  city)  went  out 
and  returned  with  a knife.  When  he  came  back 
Cuneo  asked  him  to  put  up  his  weapon,  which 
he  did  not  do.  Cuneo  then  struck  him  over  the 
head  with  a gun  and  the  knife  dropped  on  the 
floor.  Sheridan  then  went  and  laid  down,  and 
soon  died.  Cuneo  resided  here  for  several  years, 
and  never  had  any  personal  difficulty  with  any- 
body. He  is  under  arrest,  but  will  probably 
come  clear.

Ed  Harlan  or  Holland,  an  individual  of 
many  aliases,  is  making  the  rounds  of  the  Gila 
settlements.  He  recently  burglarized  a house 
near  Cobb  & Goodell’s  ranch  and  stole  some 
clothing,  breaking  open  a trunk  to  obtain  them. 
He  has  recently  been  employed  at  Carlisle.  He 
is  very  loquacious  and  boasts  of  his  many 
thieving  exploits.  Look  out  for  him.