Dick Huber came to New Mexico in 1882,…
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Dick Huberperson
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a.k.a. Windy Dick Huber, Dick Huber, Huber
Grayperson
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ilver
City jail you was telling me of and he is one
of the fellows we arrested up near Morenci in
1883 for robbing Pomeroy’s stage. He is the one
who talked so much and bragged about robbing
so many stages.”
“What name is he going under now?”
asked Henry.
“Dick Huber.”
Dick Huber came to New Mexico in 1882,
and first went to work for Lew Fifer in Hanover
gulch. In 1884 he commenced working for Vic
Place, at Pinos Altos, and continued in his em-
ploy for two years, after which he commenced
work for H. G. Noel, on the Mangas, where
he remained for about a year. He then com-
menced working for Bell & Stephens, at Pinos
Altos, and remained in their employ until about
two months before the holdup. Sheriff White-
hill and the guard at the jail both state that
Gray was confined in the jail. It is strange that
while Huber was using Gray’s horse for a month
or more that Gray did not then recognize him.
Gray’s story looks rather fishy.
The Enterprise was informed, during the
week, by a very reliable gentleman of Silver
City, that the justice of peace at Central City
was carrying the law out with excessive
stringency. As told the Enterprise : “A soldier
was fined for some trivial offense, whereat a
colored woman remarked on the street “that
it would injure the town.’ The justice ordered