Public feeling ran high, and when Sheriffβ¦
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Entities extracted from this source (4)
Frank Romeroperson
2 claims cited from this source
a.k.a. Romero, Frank Romero
Wm. Davisperson
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a.k.a. William Davis, Davis, Wm. Davis
Huey Foxperson
1 claim cited from this source
a.k.a. Huey Fox, Huey Fox
Sheriff Lunaperson
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a.k.a. Sheriff Luna
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chunk 1111 Β· paragraph 1733
ld be lynched,
and Sheriff Luna conveyed him to Albuquerque
and placed him in the Bernalillo county jail
for safe keeping.
Public feeling ran high, and when Sheriff
Luna was on his way to Romeroβs house to make
the arrest, he was followed by a crowd of in-
censed citizens.
Friends of the accused are trying to shift
the responsibility of the dastardly crime on to
tramps who were said to be lurking in the
vicinity of the depot, and that the shot which
extinguished the life spark of the beautiful
young girl, was fired at them.
Be that as it may, the guilty party will
surely be brought to justice, and βtis said that
strong circumstantial evidence has been found,
which connects the name of Frank Romero
with the crime.
The young lady victim had an army of
friends who will see that the guilty one, if he
can be found, is brought to justice, and her
cruel death avenged.
Murders have become entirely too frequent
in our territory, and murderers are too seldom
punished to satisfy the ends of justice. If a
few more hangings took place they might have
a salutory effect inasmuch as they would intimi-
date intending murderers.
Wm. Davis, charged with the murder of
Huey Fox, at Pinos Altos, Christmas last, ob-
tained a change of venue to Dona Ana county.
To Miners, Mine Owners and All Persons
Interested in Mining in Grant County: