Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-06

their wounded prisoners Into wagons
and started for Barr station, about a
mile distant, where they placed them
on the Incoming No. passenger train
and brought them to this city They
we're then taken 10 the county jall
where surgical and medical attention
was administered by DR.. J. r. Haynes
Sedillo was then In a dying condition
but remained conscious until the last
breath. He had $40 40 on his person
when shot. which he handed to Mr.
Williams requesting him to deliver the
same to his surviving relatives. His
body was practically riddled with bull
lets, when examined by the attending
physician. and was then passed all
human aid. Both arms had been bro
ken by bullets, and a couple OF shot
took eject In the region OF his heart.
Doane's wound was an ugly and pain.
tul one, but the physician Is hopeful
" saving that member. and believes
m amputation will not be resorted to.
When the cattle thieves were cap
'ured each had on his person a win.
hester rifle, one large six-shooter and
,bout lJg rounds OF ammunition in
heir belts.
Abel Seiillo. the native. who claims
Ianzano as his home has the repute-
ion OF being one - the most notorious
attic thieves In the southwest while
Claude Doane is known in almost
very town OF New Mexico. He was
'onvlcted and sentenced TO two years
n the territorial penItentlary for cat
le stealing and after serving out his
erm he engaged in the same business,
md has been at liberty for about two
ears past. a year ago he stole n val.
liable horse from william Farr and
-ode the animal 10 Bland. where ne
was captured later by Deputy Sheriff
overhuls, and placed in jail. That
anne night he dug out n few pieces of
tone and cement with his fingers and
escaped. Nothing more was heard OF
him until Few weeks ago. when he
boldly sent word to ono OF the officers
It this place. stating that when they
were ready to come for him. he ad-
vlsed them to come "a-shootin'." And
90 they ala, and they got him. When
Re was lying IN the express car en-
route to the city this morning. the
messenger recognized him as the man
who boarded the blind" baggage al
q point between Laguna and McCarty
station about two weeks ago. Doane
was well armed at the time. but did
not stand a ghost OF show OF com.
q hold-up. for the messenger
had his Winchester levelled on the
outlaw, and demanded him to get OFF.
Under the circumstances Doane re-
luctanty obeyed the command. and
soon made his appearance in this sec.
tion again.
Ranchers In this part Of the country
nave been losing large numbers OF cat.
lie lately. and only last week The Cit
zen published parts OF letter which
came from Pine Wells. which stated
hat ten head OF cattle an da calf had
been slaughtered on the plains placed
N wagons and taken away and sold In
he country villages. Yesterday Doane
and Sedlllo drove into Isleta. the little
indian village twelve miles south OF
this city, and sold about twenty-five
dressed beeves to the Indians.
A short time ago Doane was in Lin
coin county and began operations in
us uSuai pCCupdtloH' anu Wnen tine
officers located him and opened Are
on him, he hied himself to cooler
where he resumed business
The news of this capture Will be re-
ceived by all the ranchers OF this
county with delight, and to n certain
degree they feel at ease. but there stin
remains three more OF this gang OF
cattle thieves and hold-ups at large who
VIII no doubt continue their unlawful
practice until they meet the fate OF the
subjects OF this article.
1t was learned that big reward for
The capture OF one or all the gang,
dead or alive. has been standing Tor
some time.