Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-27

the posse under Dspu;S U. 5 sanders attacked them as rep2rte in Tue on and Tom bstone plpers. Presu IT. ably after le.ving the Oh ricahu .s, ''Red" and "Tex" deciied
 TO COME TO CLIFTON.
 Kelly alias "Yorkie," sai tbe country was getting toa warm for him, aud left the other rear San Sf- mon, to get aboar,i an east bound train with the intention of returning to Texas. "Red' further added that himself and "Tex" were going tn Happy Jacks about B mics above Clifton, where they would get a crowd together, when they w1u,d return here and serve Cliff on the same as-tAey had Bi,bee. He c1m p11fned that his wo md troubled hIm.
 DEPUTY SHERIFF JOHN HONEY. Was awakened aud he tale which but few minutes previously hal been communicated tn Bush by inc fleeing outlaw was imptrted U him :. Deputy Sheriff Hill was also sum- moned, and a consultation held. It was decided to temporarily await as, to a certain y, the numerical strength of the bandits was not known. As soon as the telegraph office was opened in the morning dispatches were sent to of ficers in Lordsburg and Deming tC be on the lookout fir Kelly, and to Tombstone 10 hold Heath.
 Preparations were immediately begun in a system tic manner to pursue and capture the m1rIerers. In answer to a dispatch sent from here to the sheriff of Cochise county stated that reward of $7,509 woulti be paid for the capture, deid or alive, of the whole number of Bisbee murderers, with proof of their com plicity, and f3r each single individ- ual ofTa d proporti nate am 'ult. The deputy sheriffs communicated with
 NICOLAS OLGUIN,
 And found him ready for duty with his posse of thirteen men. Friday morning, all preparations having been completed for search t. last m indefinite length of time, the posse, numbering all told, nineteen men, including Deputy Sheriffs John Hovey and A. c. Hill, Henry Hill George Bent, W. W. Bush and Inc Olguin party, took their departure for the north. There was looi> oi on the faoe of each man. They expected, knowing the desperate character Of the men they were after, desperate resistance, and they y ent prepared for it. Having pack anim Is alo-g, their progress was necessarily slo Y, their camp at
 THE END OF THE FIRST DAY Being at point where the Blue and San Francisco rivers unite. The fol lowing day (SAtu-diy) they continu> ed up the Blue, following a plain trail of three horses, winch they were confident was the trail of the men they were seeking. Coming te
 BENToN's RANCH
 Ten miles up the Blue, the deputies notified the men they found there that they would be obliged to aeon = pany the posse, as they did not prop ose 10 leave anyone behind them to carry tIding5 by circuitous route to the outlaws of their appro lch At Arnold's, five miles further up they repeated their demand to tho men fouDd there 10 accompany them, and the parties at both ranches read fly consented A halt was made near Arnold's an lookout with field glasses sent to the tops of adjacent mountains, with instructions to vIew the surrounding country and report the approach of any person. But a short space of time had elapsed when a signal was given that
 SOME ONE WAS APPROACHING From the direction from whence the posse had but recently come. Quickly the posse secreted them- selves in the thick brush about and
 4ited the coming of the intruier. 4 CT ae drew near t..e was recognized
 Tex, but 50 utterly unconscious
 le Of the trap set for him, that
 til he was within a few yards
 ambush and discovered the
 es ot IS hostile rifles pointed < i'm and heard the command,
 'THRow UP YOUR HANDS"
 Di6 he realize his danger. He threw up his hands, and, as he recognized familiar faces, rem Irked, 'l dOn,t propose to walk into anybody's graveyard!" Although the trail the posse were following led right on ahead, and the trailers were con- fdent it was the right one, ,"TeX" had come upon them from the rear. The quickly realiz d the siiuat~ had evidently left the robbers camp and gone around the either to the right or left of them so as not to make a fresh tr til. This conclusion was shared in by all the mem bers of the posse, as well as the one that the robbers could not be far eff As night was