m  his  breast 
pocket  and  fired,  the  shot  striking  Moore  in  the 
right  side,  passing  through  the  bowels  and  in- 
flicting a fatal  wound.  Reynolds  was  arrested 
by  some  Mexicans,  taken  to  Silver  City  and 
lodged  in  the  county  jail.

From  the  August  16,  1889,  Issue  of  The  Enterprise

The  following  is  a list  of  prisoners  now  in 
jail  awaiting  trial:  Ada  Humes,  for  the  killing 
of  Jack  Brown;  Frank  Lewis,  for  the  killing  of 
Fitzgerald,  at  Carlisle;  James  Reynolds,  for  the 
killing  of  Irwin  Moore,  on  the  Mimbres;  Thor- 
ton Williams  (colored),  for  the  shooting  of  a 
colored  soldier  at  Fort  Bayard ; Frank  Hefflin, 
for  shooting  at  different  persons,  Silver  City; 
Maclovio  Aguirre,  for  placing  obstructions  on 
the  S.  P.  R.  R.,  for  the  purpose  of  wrecking 
trains;  Peter  Riggs,  for  cutting  a man  at  Dem- 
ing;  Maud  Williams,  charged  with  stealing. 
There  are  also  a number  of  other  prisoners 
charged  with  minor  offenses.

From  the  August  23,  1889,  Issue  of  The  Enterprise

♦

Jake  Heffly  seems  to  be  singularly  unfor- 
tunate. A few  years  ago  he  made  money  at 
Georgetown  faster  than  anybody.  He  then 
married  and  moved  onto  a ranch,  when  his  luck