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Bob Clayton – Cattleman Sentenced to Be Shot in Ciudad Juarez

Bob Clayton, a cattleman [1], several years earlier raced a horse against a bicycle from this city to Doming [2]. Cavitt in Ciudad Juarez [1][2]. Clayton was convicted and sentenced to death by shooting [1][2]. He appealed to the supreme court of Chihuahua, which confirmed the sentence [1][2]. Clayton refused to leave prison [2]; Bolton escaped [1][2].

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  1. WILL BE SHOT (1891)
    WILL BE SHOT A late El Paso telegram states that Bob Clayton, who, in company with Dr. W. S. Bolton, shot and killed J. W. Cavitt, in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, about a year ago, has been sentenced to be shot.
  2. Clayton To Die (1891)
    Clayton To Die Nearly all of the people of this county know Clayton, who several years ago made a race from this city to Doming with a horse vs. bicycle. About a year ago Clayton, with his partner. Doc. Bolt
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