uaws 
and  papooses,  were  on  route  to  Fort  Union,  to  be 
“eddicated”.  Among  the  lot  was  “Kids”  family, 
who  has  been  committing  depredations  in  Ari- 
zona. An  officer  in  command  gives  it  out  cold 
that  there  are  seven  Apaches  on  the  war  path, 
besides  the  renegades  in  Old  Mexico.

A rich  one  is  told  at  the  expense  of  the 
Pinos  Altos  constable.  Wood  Poland  and  a few 
companions  came  into  camp  from  the  Mogol- 
lons,  and  proceeded  to  have  a good  time,  and 
it  may  be  that  they  carried  out  their  pleasantries 
to  excess.  At  any  rate  the  next  morning  a war- 
rant was  sworn  out  for  them  and  given  to  the

A victim  of  Cash  Keen  is  W.  H.  Donaldson 
of  the  “Jim  stock”  ranch.  On  the  night  of  the 
19th  instant,  a valuable  mare  was  stolen  brand- 
ed 14  circle  H on  left  shoulder.

From  the  March  28,  1890,  Issue  of  The  Enterprise

The  Mexicans  who  arrived  here  from  Old 
Mexico  in  search  of  horses  stolen  by  the  three 
men  who  were  arrested  on  the  Gila  and  taken 
to  Dona  Ana  county,  secured  thirty-one  head, 
and  left  a few  with  the  sheriff  to  pay  him  for 
his  trouble  and  expense.  They  were  much 
pleased  on  recovering  their  stock.  At  one  time 
they  were  about  to  go  home  empty  handed  as 
the  supposed  thieves  had  given  a bill  of  sale  for 
the  stock  to  Bell  & Wright,  who  were  employed 
to  defend  them.