Mason, the soldier trailed to Fort Bayard…
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H. H. Whitehillperson
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a.k.a. Sheriff Whitehill, H. H. Whitehill, Sheriff, Sheriff Whitehill
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chunk 226 · paragraph 880
nd Chinese profanity.
Officers were soon on the trail, but so far the
thief has not been caught. Since the theft there
has been an advance of twenty-five per cent on
all goods coming from that store. Sheriff White-
hill offers a reward of $50 for the arrest of the
thief.
Mason, the soldier trailed to Fort Bayard
the morning after the robbery of the Chinese
store, was turned loose, as the Chinaman could
not identify him. There is no doubt in the minds
of the officers that he is the man. He is said
to be a hard case.
The following proclamation has been is-
sued by Sheriff Whitehill and will be strictly
enforced :
NOTICE. — Notice is hereby given that all
persons who are without visible means of sup-
port, must immediately leave Silver City or find
work. Lewd women found on the streets, under
the influence of liquor, will, with their escorts,
be arrested and locked up.
H. H. Whitehill, Sheriff
Silver City, N. M., April 24, 1889