ndrels.  White  was 
in  for  seven  years  for  robberies  and  hold-ups 
in  south  Santa  Fe  county;  Padilla  murdered 
his  wife  at  Socorro,  and  Rivera  was  in  for  a 
heinious  crime — he  cut  a man’s  throat  in  Dona 
Ana  county  and  afterwards  disemboweled  his 
victim;  both  were  in  for  life.  The  escape  is 
being  thoroughly  investigated  by  the  peniten- 
tiary board,  and  the  blame  will  be  placed  where 
it  belongs.

Mrs.  Tillie  Hall  and  Mrs.  Lizzie  Hall  of 
Pine  Cienega,  New  Mexico,  arrived  in  Solomon- 
ville  again  on  Monday.  They  are  the  wives  of 
R.  B.  Hall  and  R.  S.  Hall,  who  belonged  to 
what  is  known  as  the  Pine  Cienega  rustlers. 
These  men  have  not  been  heard  of  since  about 
September  8th,  and  the  wives  are  positive  that 
they  were  killed  in  the  vicinity  of  Ash  Springs 
by  a party  who  was  pursuing  them.  This  is 
the  third  time  these  ladies  have  been  here 
searching  for  the  dead  bodies  of  their  husbands 
and  their  evident  distress  has  secured  for  them 
the  sympathy  of  a good  many  of  our  people. 
They  brought  a wagon  and  provisions  this  trip 
and  propose  to  spend  several  days  searching 
the  country  between  Ash  Spring  and  San  Simon. 
— Solomonville  Bulletin.

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