Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
DISARH TEEN ALL.
Rangers NAY Have TO Look After New
Mexico Parties.

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ttun The NJ PAsu Herald
An outbreak WA fcafed Ia NJ Paso
while representatives oi cOntending fac.
tiunu VI lIona Ana county. New Mexico,
we're In town There IL very bitter feel.
ing between Constable Williams, " that
county, aud deputy sheriff lee, Oi thr
~AIne place. Lee. and Tucker. Who AZ.
rived here SUNDAY. were indicted Tor
cattle stealing, largely at the instance VI
Williams. L.r. Tucker aud McNew. who
was alsO indicted, are under suspicion
from the Fountain part! of knowing
more about the dlsappearaucs Of foun
tain, their prosecutor, than they are will
ing ~ tell.
Major llewellyn, who headed p,r,-c
that went 10 the mountains IN search ~
the murdererr, and who held warrant.
tot the arrest " McNew and Lee, was
here yesterday, while hen Williams AMI
Jack Fountain were slso on the streets.
III. rewards offered Tor the arrest aud
eop,iction " the murderers nov aggrs.
gate t1.uU. aud doubtless will lead a.
-olne arrests, Ia the meantime the feel.
lng uppu the part e. young Fountain and
his friends, aud VI the Lee party, may
ptrcipitatc battle. though neither side
desires II.
Mr--fs. Tucker aud Ice went ~ Alpine
last night ~ witnesses III n court trial.
Il
! lhl. morning Fountain aud Williams.
ARMED With rifles went cut ~ Las Cru.
ccs. IN Judge Fall was n PASSENGER by
the same train. and was armed with u
! Winchester brcau-" there Was = Is'ssibil
! ~ II rrp"tltiun ~ the trouble At l..s
| Cfucr-, IN which hr WAS shot nj and vii.
llan- injured 10y n ball from the pistol II
the attorney ~ his brother in.law. Fall
WAS attorney for the Lee party Ia the
cattle cases.
lnJu-tiilable efforts are aid to have
bs"n made by personal and political
enemies oi the rX.judge 10 persuade
young Fountain that Fail was the cause
u the horrible attack on Col. Fountain
aid his little hoy by Outlaws.
Attorney Fall was avoiding trouble In
III iasp, but was apprehen-iNe.
While all the hostile PARTIES have de.
parted they are liable ~ return 1T any
hour. and should not be permitted ~
carry guns or pistols Tor word. or q
chance meeting might result In a street
battle.
The hostile parties should b. disarmed
and kept under surveillance by the sher-
IN aud rangers II they again come from
New Mexico.
Trouble was also looked Tor yesterday
between oliver lee aud detective bow. VI
Eddy. But these parties met. and after
mutual explanations the dificulty VIA
-mnOthrd over satisfactorily. The feeling
~ ~ Lee and how seems ~ have been &C.
casionei by incorrectly reported remarks
II one u the men, In u Lilcsln paper
and afterwards copied into = Las Cruces
paper.
Ken Williams aud Jack Fountain went
onl, ~ far ~ the smeltsr this morning
IN the same train with Judge Fall. viii
't"ma this afternoon showed Herald ~
pmtcr letter from the deputy constable
AT thu smelter that had taken him ny
there on personal business. Williams
1a.- h" lad ~ intention OF any killing
aud that h. L. IN better business. foun'
tain returned with him to this city later
/, Relative Ia The murder, Williams say,
That II the two lot, ~ what was sup
I~'>"d H. hr hIorri, lINIght In from IN,
trail. one proved To- 'r hIo,i. and IN,
either va net,