The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-20

Q-Did you see any Indians?
 A.-No, sir.
 Q.-You identify this body2
 A-Yes, sir; that of Fred Lutley, he said he was about 25 years, and that he came from England.
 Harry Turner, subscribed and sworn to before me, this 20th day of May, A. D. 1886.
 c. E. ALvoRD,
 Justice of the Peace.
 William Lutley being duly sworn, deposes and says by question and an- swer.
 Q.-What is your name, age oc- cupa:ion and residence?
 A.-William Lutley, oyer 21 years live in the Chlrichuas; I am a raucher and freighter,
 Q.-Do you identify the body hereP A.-Yes, it is that of my brother, he was 26 years old, a native of Somerset England a wood contractor here.
 Q.-Do you know how he came to his death2
 Alex Parkey saw Joe Cumpas shot in the neck by Indians; he rode in to tell ne that there were Indians at my brotl1er's camp. Harry my younger brother was on the hill, 300 yards from him at the time of the shooting. Fred left Tombstone yester- day morning at g a. m., to go to camp Si Bryant and Tex volunteered ;tO go with me to hunt them. Haxrotock and Cook joined us at Willow Springs We saw the first Indian sign half mile up the trail from Granite Springs; saw the camp of my brother ransack- ed and more Indian signs. Hunted for my young brothers trail till near- ly sundown. Didn't find it; took Fred's mules trail, followed it until met the mule. We scattered and still kept up the trail; the mule run away scared. Si Bryant and l headed it off and caught it at the summit; there was no blood on the saddle. About 15 steps over the summit in thick timber there was lots of blood could not find any body. Went to Sorin's camp. It was there. Lots of Indian signs at the summit with tracks of from % to 50 head of horses. This occurred yes terday the 18th of May, in .COchise county, Arizona territory.
 WILLIAM LUTLEY.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2Oth day of May, 1886.
 c. E. ALvoRD.
 Justice of the Peace.
 Henry Charles Lutlcy, being duly sworn, deposes and says by question and answer:
 Q.-What is your name, age, occu- patton and place of residence!
 A-Henry Charles Lutley, age 21 years; I pack wood fer my brother Am living in the Dragoon mountains, in Cochise county, Arizona territory. Q-When did you come into town. Al came in with my brother.
 Q.-Do you identify the corpse2
 A.-Yes sir, Fred LNtley, my broth CT, 26 years old; born in Somerset England. Q.-State what you know about the death of your brotherl Al know nothing,
 Q-Did you see any Indians in the Dragons yesterday7 A-Yes, saw the Indians that shot Joe Cumpas, the two that shot at | him, and immediately ran for the | thick timber. This was about 10 Q. nl 1 was going to Sorin's camp, when l saw an Indian with about 12 to 15 po- nies on the ridge l wanted to travel to | get to Sorins; I turned and headed to- ward Tombstone and was going into | the valley when saw bunch of In dians and ponies little east of Harry | Turner's camp. l then lay down in the brush until saw what 1 thought | was a soldier on black horse; then tried to get into the valley, but before starting l found that the ponies had | not moved. When l got down about | mile, saw that they had gone over the hill. I then went to Tombstone and came in with my brother I got close to the ponies, there were no mares and colts among them.