being  John  Brockman.  Last  Monday 
night  Lara  left  his  family  for  the  second  time, 
and  with  the  girl  Parra  started  for  Whitewater 
station  on  foot,  where  it  is  supposed  the  couple 
took  the  outging  train  for  El  Paso  or  Mexico. 
The  career  of  this  girl,  who  is  not  yet  sixteen

years  old,  promises  to  be  as  full  of  adventure 
as  that  of  the  heroine  of  a startling  romance. 
After  her  abduction  from  the  Mimbres,  by  Pilar 
Perez,  who  killed  her  brother  and  escaped,  and 
who  afterwards  killed  deputy  sheriff  Hall,  she 
was  returned  to  her  parents  and  for  awhile 
lived  in  Georgetown.  While  living  at  the  last 
named  place,  she  married  an  American  named 
Wilson.  When  Perez  was  captured,  she  was 
brought  to  Silver  City  and  detained  in  jail  as 
a witness  against  him,  and  a short  time  after- 
wards Wilson  left  the  country.  After  the  trial 
and  conviction  of  Perez  she  was  released.  This 
last  escapade  rather  shows  that  she  has  acquir- 
ed a taste  for  adventure  not  easily  satisfied.

The  wife  of  Thomas  Alvillar,  of  Mesilla, 
has  suddenly  disappeared.  It  is  the  supposition 
that  she  has  eloped  with  another  man,  her  hus- 
band failing  to  provide  for  her  support.  She 
did  just  about  the  proper  thing.

From  ihe  March  29,  1889,  Issue  of  The  Enierprise