Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-25
MORE PRISONERS CAPTURED Posse Bring Two Charged
 Win the HOlt.Up SURRENDERED QUIETLY Prisoners Deny any COmpli- city in Hold Up-0flicers
 Positive of Men
SURRENDERED QUIETLY
ONLY TWO UNCAPTURED.

Late Saturday night two more pris- oners charged with being implicated in the Fairbsnk holdup were brought 10 Tombstone aad placed in the county jail. The csIturs waa made by Deputy Sheriff Sid Mullen and hi. posse and was effected wi,hou. ary re ,iStance, doubtless from the fact that the posse dd their work well !, surprising the two men and eff citing their capture witho ut giving them an opportuni y to fight. Bs ng caught in this predicament the prisoners sur rendered without much ado.
 The prisoners who are naTed George and Lewis Owens were fond near Sulphur Spung' in the Valley some F miles from Psarcs and were uailsd to a camp wasre they were. When the posse left Conteztion there were five m the ban. who were being trailed. When ar Tombstone Three Fingered Jack was found. The trsl was followed through siiidle Pass and in,o the Valley where itwa. found tha, he band vera .eper.tiug one st time. Thetrsil of the Owes brothers was taken up and led U tEeir capture leaving but two o. the five still at large.
 The Oxen brothers were brought into Pearce where Deputy Mullen se- cured s team ani brough, them n Tombstone. Eurou,e the Iri,on- CTS were very rrticert and did not orce allude 10 the cause of their arrest or anything regarding the same. The [ rrisoners are comparative strangers ID this section but the officers are cer. tain they are the men wanted. Be- tide. other matters have developed which strengthen the conclusion,
 Yesterday morning Depu.y Mullen again left with 6 posse confident O overtaking at least one o. the other band s,i,l st large.
 Sheriff Wbita also has out another posse and working on a good clue.
 PRISONERS INTERVIEWED
 A PRosPECToR reporter called a. the jail today aud seen ,hs Oven brothers. Both are md He aged msn. light com plexion with growth of beard. When questioned regarding ths hold up both prisoners stated they were not implicated in tho affair. They stated that they have lived m Coehi'e county e little over a year, were breaking bronshos' and looking fter the hors-s belonging ts Fulgum X Co. and ~rre on the range camping wherever night sysrtook them. Both l are single men and had recently m als l their headquarters al the place wher- | they were arrested. They denisd | tha, they were one O! the hold up band and aliheush thsy pre- cent q plausible story they will b. obliged to overcome some strong ] proof to substsntiste their stand [
 "We were bolk in Pearce the right | of the robbery" sad Geo Ovens, in which his brother Levi. acqpiesced.
 "Ars you acqusinted with Three Fingered Jack '" asked the raporter
 "We have met hum once or twice but are not intimately acquainted with him" -aid Gorge who appeared ,obe the spokesman. "I do rot know when we met bim last" he added.
 "There may be some suspicion at tached 10 u- oa sccolnt of our camp one oi them "but we were ramped where we were arrested for the past three wssks ss We intended .o file homestead on the place"
 Beth are from T-xas and claim this is the first time they were ever in sil Except once" said George when was s boy c fellow owed me some money snd I made him pay i: wac arrested for highway robbery but the n latter vas ssttled ont of court"
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