Mr. Robeson discovers two bodies near Frisco river

On his return from the plaza with a companion, he came across the bodies of two Mexicans in the canon but could not account for the murder, as they had no thought of Indians being in the vicinity ^[1]. After sending a boy to the house and passing his own home by a side trail, Robeson proceeded down the river to the house of the Mexican Gerone, intending to tell him of the murder of his friends ^[1]. There, the affair was explained to him by the son and brother of the murdered men ^[1]. Golden, went to the lower Frisco to give the alarm, arriving at the W S ranch between 3 and 4 o’clock in the morning on Friday ^[1]. A volunteer party was soon made up and repaired to the scene of the butchery, arriving there about 11 o’clock a.m., twenty-four hours after the men were killed ^[1]. The trail showed three barefooted and one shod horse, and was followed across the Salise mountains for several miles ^[1].