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s place some two weeks ago, was also found amongst the plunder. It is the opinion of many that all of the robberies committed lately have been the work of this Chinaman and his pal. Nearly all of the jewelry has since been found buried in a stable adjoining Wing’s cabin. constable to serve. He found Wood at his cabin sound asleep, woke him up and read the war- rant to him. Wood said he did not want to be bothered then, so he turned over and was soon sound asleep. The constable waited patiently until Wood finished his nap. Wood then ar- ranged his toilet, and putting his six shooter inside his shirt, asked the constable to excuse him a moment, walked out and locked the door after him, leaving the constable a prisoner in the cabin. Wood then got his horse and left town. Jim King’s cabin at Silver Creek was rob- bed of blankets, cooking utensils, etc., last week. One Jones, who had been in the camp for some time and left the night of the robbery with a party of Mormons for Mexico, is accused of the theft. From ihe March 21, 1890, Issue of The Enterprise