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George Robins (attempted robbery suspect)

Robins and Huber were seen lurking near the bank in Silver City before the Boyles departed with $2,300 in mine payroll funds [2]. Huber told the boy, “Well, kid, let us go,” and they mounted saddled horses kept in a vacant lot [1]. The pair attempted the robbery near Half Way Rock [2]. On Thursday morning a relative accused Robins of participation, and after telling a rambling story he agreed to show officers the trail [3].

Sources

  1. Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1890-04-18 (1890)
    rge Robins Under ArrestBetween four and five o’clock Wednesday afternoon a bold attempt was made to hold up and rob John Boyle, superintendent of the Mountain Key mine, while on his way from this city to P
  2. Between four and five o’clock Wednesday… (1890)
    Between four and five o’clock Wednesday afternoon a bold attempt was made to hold up and rob John Boyle, superintendent of the Mountain Key mine, while on his way from this city to Pinos Altos, with funds to
  3. Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1890-04-18 (1890)
    town that morning. After some farther talk between the storekeeper and reporter the young woman asked the reporter if he thought they would be arrested, to which he replied ; “cer- tainly; you know one of th
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