A Mexican who is employed on the sectionβ¦
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George Olneyperson
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a.k.a. George Olney
Mary Brownperson
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a.k.a. Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Brown
Pete Spenceperson
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a.k.a. Pete
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ceased was highly esteemed and
much beloved by all her acquaintances and
relatives, and many passed a sad day after the
report of her untimely death. Mrs. Brown was
48 years old, she was buried on Wednesday.
Funeral from the Catholic church of which she
was a devout member.
A Mexican who is employed on the section
gang between Lake Valley and Nutt station was
bitten on the left forearm by a rattle snake
while at work on the road. The whiskey remedy
proved effective.
They Come Around
From the Lordsburg Liberal.
In February 1883 a stage from Lordsburg
and Clifton was robbed by three men. The place
selected for the transaction was near the meet-
ing point. The men did a complete job, and
then sat down and waited for the stage from
Clifton to Lordsburg. When they heard it ap-
proaching they walked down the road and held
it up. Besides other plunder they rode away
three of the horses. Pete Spence and a com-
panion trailed them to Shakespeare, but could
not borrow nor buy fresh horses and so gave
up the chase.
A few weeks later information was re-
ceived which led to the belief that the stage
was again to be held up by the same parties and
George Olney was put on the stage with a shot
gun, to convey to the robbers the compliments
of the stage company.