Marshal Muse swore out a complaint…
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Jim Murrayperson
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a.k.a. Jim
Hade Stocktonperson
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Millie Forestperson
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a.k.a. Millie Forest
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breaks and always gets off too easy.
Marshal Muse swore out a complaint
against Millie Forest, a frail female, who it
seems has been given to the use of profane and
foul language on the streets. Her trial will be
called today.
From the May 3, 1889, Issue of The Enterprise
Jim Murray, who was released from jail
on Friday last and told to leave town, is again
in limbo. On Friday afternoon he took the Gila
road, and along in the shank of the evening
came to the Circle ranch. Here he stole two
saddles, one the property of Hade Stockton.
He loaded the saddles on his back and started
to town, but becoming tired left one by the
roadside. The other he brought in and buried
beneath rocks below the Bremen mill. The boys
at the ranch trailed him up, and he was soon
under arrest. After again finding himself be-
hind the bars, he confessed to Deputy Card, and
told him where to find the other saddle. It looks
as though Jim is booked for Santa Fe this time.