ly  hurt.

Albert  Vega,  better  known  as  “Chicharo,” 
now  occupies  cell  No.  2 at  the  court  house.  He 
has  been  a little  too  handy  with  his  gun  of  late, 
making  ranakaboo  plays.  There  are  other  boys 
in  town  who  may  also  be  taught  a lesson  unless 
they  “take  a tumble,”  as  it  were.

A colored  girl  is  languishing  in  jail  for  cor- 
rupting the  morals  of  Central.  She  was  fined 
$10  and  costs,  but  not  having  the  change  handy 
she  was  easily  persuaded  to  come  over  to  Silver 
as  the  guest  of  Sheriff  Whitehill.

From  the  April  19,  1889,  Issue  of  The  Enterprise

It  pleases  us  to  state  that  one  of  the  Apache 
murderers  of  Freeman  T.  Cosper,  the  freighter, 
is  now  a real  good  Indian  and  the  other  a 
prisoner.  They  have  managed  to  evade  the  In- 
dian scouts  until  Wednesday,  when  they  were 
discovered  by  a party  of  scouts,  who  attempted 
to  arrest  them.  They  resisted,  and  in  the  fight 
that  followed  one  of  the  murderers  was  killed 
and  the  other  captured.  The  latter  will  be 
turned  over  to  the  civil  authorities  for  trial. 
Old  Chilchuana,  who,  it  is  believed,  was  as- 
sisting the  scouts,  was  wounded  during  the 
fight. — Stockman.