nnot  be  found.  Sid  loafed  around 
town  until  the  grand  jury  met,  when  he  turned 
up  missing.  Whitehill’s  bond  for  appearance 
was  fixed  at  $500  which  was  given.  He  informs 
the  Enterprise  that  he  has  men  out  after  Sid 
and  thinks  that  he  will  get  him.

THE  HUNTERS  ARE  ARRESTED

Old  man  Hunter  and  son,  of  the  upper 
Mimbres,  whom  the  Enterprise  mentioned  a few 
weeks  ago  as  having  fired  on  George  Nye,  were 
arrested  last  week  by  Deputy  Sheriff  H.  E. 
Muse.  They  made  no  resistance  but  stated  that 
had  a large  crowd  come  to  arrest  them  that  the 
result  might  have  been  different.  They  were 
bound  over  in  the  sum  of  $1500  each,  and  some 
12  or  15  of  thier  friends  offered  to  go  their 
bonds,  but  Sheriff  Lockhart  could  not  find  their 
names  on  the  tax  roll,  hence  the  Hunters  are 
still  in  limbo.  Under  the  present  administration 
a bondsman’s  qualification  will  be  established 
from  the  tax  roll,  and  it  will  not  be  so  easy  for 
some  people  to  give  a bond.

Territory  vs.  Chauncy  Nicholson.  Horse 
stealing.  Plea  of  guilty  to  petit  larceny.  Sen- 
tenced to  thirty  days  in  the  county  jail  and  pay 
cost  of  prosecution.

Col.  Parker,  who  has  been  the  assessor  of 
Sierra  since  the  organization  of  the  county,  is 
over  as  a witness  in  the  Illinois-Calamity  case.

Probably  A Clerical  Error