rsday  morning  the  boy  was  accused 
by  one  of  his  relatives  of  participation  in  the 
crime,  and  after  telling  a rambling  story  of  his 
having  returned  from  Silver  City  by  the  way  of 
’Whiskey  Creek,  said  he  would  go  with  the  offi- 
cers and  show  them  the  trail  they  had  taken. 
While  the  boy  Robins  and  the  officers  were 
hunting  this  trail  Doctor  Stephens  appeared  on 
the  scene  and  demanded  the  arrest  of  Robins 
saying  that  he  had  positive  evidence  against 
him.  After  protesting  his  innocence  for  some 
time  he  finally  weakened  and  confessed  his 
knowledge  of  the  robbery,  but  said  that  he  had 
gone  ahead,  and  from  details  which  he  gave  the 
probabilities  are  that  he  acted  as  a picket  to 
notify  his  pals  of  the  approach  of  any  one  from 
Pinos  Altos.  After  the  arrest  and  confession  of 
Robins,  the  officers  proceeded  to  Pinos  Altos 
to  arrest  Windy  Dick,  the  terror  of  the  Mangas, 
and  his  chum,  A1  Mayfield.  When  the  officers 
reached  Pinos  Altos  under  Sheriff  Davenport 
they  discovered  Huber  and  Mayfield  in  the 
house  where  they  stopped.  As  soon  as  they  saw 
him  they  ran  from  the  house  and  through  some 
fields  adjacent  to  Pinos  Altos  with  Davenport 
and  Wm.  Graham  after  them,  firing  as  they 
ran.  While  Davenport  and  Graham  were  scaling 
a fence  Huber  and  Mayfield  fired  five  shofs  at 
them  and  they  got  off  the  fence  in  a hurry.