A Mexican was killed east of Cook’s Peak…

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the amount of $11,000. From ihe June 7, 1889, Issue of The Enterprise A Mexican was killed east of Cook’s Peak on Sunday last. He was caught with stock that he did not own in his possession, and was sent across the range with his boots on. He will steal no more horses. A cowboy by the name of Clark was thrown from his horse Monday afternoon and so severely injured that he died the same night. He was taken to the Whitehouse ranch where everything possible was done for him. Dr. Slough was sent for, but arrived too late. Clark was not conscious after the fall. He was hurt internally. Both of W. H. Durkee’s horses ha^e been stolen recently, the last one was taken on Friday night, from about three miles above town on the Pinos Altos road. He is a gray horse branded K U L on left hip, and is 14 hands high. From Ihe June 14, 1889, Issue of The Enterprise