Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-12

Of my rangers to assist me as he was
 ID with Chacon and Alyord Stiles
 told me where Alvord was and I went
 to see him. On the Fist of April last
 went to Minas Prietas. about fifty
 miles from Guaymas. Mexico. and
 learned that Alvord. with a band of
 Mexican outlaws. was camped near tha, place. | went there alone and
 was met at the door by Mexican's ri lies. l had never seen Alvord and he had never seen me, but I stayed at
 this camp about twenty-four hours
 During our conversation he told me that he was tired of that kind of a life and was going to give himself up and would help me if possible capture Chacon. IL was just a month later that l saw Alvord at Naco and at that time he had nor yet found Chacon ard did not know where he was I .-- from hlm after he had located Chacon. and he came along with him when I captured him. Chacon. Alvord and myself were together when Stiles rode into Naco to get some grub and whiskey, and when We went into camp at night Alvord left us.
 Tt was understood that Stiles was 10 keep me posted as to the time when Alvord was to give himself up and on a telephone message received Wed nesday I went to Naco Stiles met me al the livery stable and told me that Alvord was there or would be there. l went across the line to Stiles house and then he told me he had been mistreated and that he had not received the amount of money the rangers had received. told him that this was a pretty time to say so and asked him why he did not say so across the line and some hot words followed. I came across the line and he told me he would be over later.
 Dell Lewis told me that Stiles came to him later and asked him ii he wanted to see Alvord. and this was the first he knew that Alvord was there. He went out short dis tance from Naco with Stiles and foun. Alvord who gave himself up.
 When I saw Alvord later he said that he came there to give himself up to me but it was on Stiles account that he did not. had given Stiles the s450 reward for the capture of Cha con. s225 of which was to go to Al, word, but Stiles gave him $40 and blew the rest in gambling. and I have the receipts for this amount in my safe.
 What made Stiles angry was that Captain Rynning would not have him on his force and told him that he had better hand in his resignation and go out of service with me. Captain Rynning had requested me to tell him this which was done.
 All have to say is that l am well pleased with my success generally and believe that I have served the people of Arizona in the capacity of Arinzona ranger to the best of my ability. Captain Rynning will con- tinue the good work as he is brave man and an efficient officer"
 Sheriff Dell Lewis returned to Tombstone last evening from Tucson. where Alvord was placed in jail. A Review correspondent telephoned last night that Alvord would be re turned from Tucson to Tombstone some time next week. He is wanted in the county for train robbery ana iail breaking When Sheriff Lewis went to see Alvord near Naco on Wednesday night Alvord told him that he would surrender to him an' to no one else. and with that under standing he came in and gave hlmself up. Sheriff Lewis stated that no promises whatever were made 10 Al word at the time of his surrender that he voluntarily gave himself into ! the hands of the law, saying that he was tired of being hunted as an out | law.