ton  never  rallied 
from  the  shock  and  died  two  days  later.  Both 
parties  were  arrested  and  had  an  examination 
before  Justice  White  at  Bowie,  and  were  com- 
mitted to  the  Tombstone  jail  to  await  the  action 
of  the  grand  jury.  The  affair  occurred  just 
across  the  line  in  Arizona.

The  following  prisoners  left  for  Santa  Fe 
on  Wednesday’s  train:  Luz  Gonzales,  murder, 
21  years;  Ed  McEnterf,  murder,  3 years;  Gus 
Montgomery,  larceny,  5 years;  Pedro  Vasques, 
larceny,  3 years;  Santos  Carascos,  larceny,  3 
years;  James  Evans,  flim  Hammer,  2 years; 
Frank  Whitney,  flim  Hammer,  2 years;  Bronco 
Bill,  shooting  up  the  town,  1 year:  Sheriff 
Lockhart,  D.  P.  Carr  and  Perfecto  Rodriguez 
acted  as  guard  to  the  prisoners,  whilst  Baca  was 
in  charge  of  James  Reynolds,  who  goes  to  Hills- 
boro on  a change  of  venue.

TIMMER  HOUSE  arrivals. — Jacob  Bochen,  W. 
R.  Beall,  Denver;  M.  W.  Carico,  Philadelphia; 
F.  W.  Smith,  Las  Cruces ; Harry  Kaufman,  J.  G., 
New  York;  F.  G.  Bochow,  Ed.  Goldsmith,  San 
Francisco;  J.  Levy,  Cincinnati;  A.  E.  Boisvert, 
Manchester;  Miss  A.  M.  Duffy,  Jacksonville; 
Capt.  French,  Alma;  Con.  P.  Sullivan,  Cooney; 
T.  B.  Pheby,  Georgetown ; Israel  King,  Mimbres ; 
J.  L.  Barnett,  Capt.  John  Crawford,  Kingston; 
A.  G.  Wilcox,  El  Paso;  Bud  Williams,  Deming; 
Miss  Mary  Portwood,  Texas;  O.  C.  Daniel, 
Texas.