The sheriff did not take anyone into his…
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Davidsonperson
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Annie Dedrickperson
2 claims cited from this source
a.k.a. Annie
H. H. Whitehillperson
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a.k.a. Sheriff Whitehill, H. H. Whitehill, Sheriff, Sheriff Whitehill
Jeff Webbperson
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hill. Annie
stated that she was from Camp Grant, and that
Davidson had told her all about the killing. Her
story of the tragedy agreed with the facts, and
as she could have no apparent motive for pre-
varicating, her story was believed, hence the
sheriff’s trip to Arizona.
The sheriff did not take anyone into his
confidence in Arizona, but with the assistance
of Mr. Webb, soon located his man in a se-
cluded part of the Graham mountains. The
arrest was effected without resistance on the
part of the prisoner.
Mr. Webb states that he was not at home
at the time his brother was killed, and that he
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did not know this man Davidson. His brother
was shot while going out of town, about 11
o’clock at night.
On Wednesday the alleged murderer was
confronted by Annie Dedrick, who identified
the prisoner as the man who had told her that
he had killed Jeff Webb. Davidson is a hard
looking character, and is said to be pretty low
down in the scale of humanity. His occupation
in Arizona is said to have been quite ques-
tionable.
Mr. Webb’s success in accomplishing the
object of his mission so speedily, is very gratify-
ing to him, as well as, a card to Sheriff White-
hill.
The sheriff did not state how he managed
to get his man out of the territory of Arizona
without a requisition. He got him, however,
and that is sufficient.