The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-09

part OF the territory. But he led a
double life
Il was chairman Of the Board of
Supervisors when We appointed Red
field justice of the peace for the sec
ton in which he lived This was
done at the request of about all the
people living in that locality l knew
the man quite we'll; had always re-
Sarded him as good citizen
There were j number OF stage rob
berries committed about that time This
Vas over tWeuJy-Gye years ago, before
the railroads .aEc The officers had
.f}~H aeea able Ia get any ciew to The
GutH"" At times considerable treas
.ae "a secured Finally a stage was
i..d }f an painl on iba riser a0on
Thirty nItts ar'o" the ranch OF Red
Le3G. t.r ao5-ap took place AGAR jhe
river Tossing. -four men were en-
AGED ~ Ofitar- took UP Tho Gatl.
thsv tuaId p3II ~ eal5Ie5aas in the
3a5 was as umaj that these had
hfgH dropped 5y tae robbers. The
horses tja.ts we're followed. Tl.v
led toward Fc'a a's rauca
II happened hat l5an ON f,a
- passenger haG unIG th.t
one ~ tar foaa r. rode hogs. v#tA
spots pa h" t.o laa seen r Il al
E'rs @t rue53 rtHsH .t.3 4hn
sJ"}T aanvf IT, ts tlo tracks OF ho
f"f@f@ " ta"sr &e.H@i6's III. Sheriff
ia'iH'f Il Wts n1H-3.I I.su
'"f.'j incident 5aat
F. HoLd .an@ ssmef8a1 ~ IL ra3-
At ,aa"a fH no-. ~.
hs it".'S place Ha ly.t In Iar4c
e. ' la
" 'a.ra. Ar.n4..e sl-
la.ra va .m. TE
a'f' a".j H.' heN ..na for
H.r s'# raeH.s- fha uaa.. h. ,,1 po
.e pair d. Eleht i- has faH11
to the road Ifaga a.. rct4 .ha.,
t' ASH flsd w .bH- abo,a
i3j5 t tatleus u rfa- snot,o.f.n a..I
Hr I.n frn Chose afr
}ere. ant 5bsy That settled it,
ta a' TOOK N#aGsi4 int, rr-
f""F tay fo nd some 51rher rgf-
h""o@ a~a"i a'@ about ho Louaa
b. H'tttd horse .nua nd re found
al tA@ ranch. ItllIlld protested bis
Iho"tAta aud d,H.d aI) lsHo~ .e1gc Of
'' io.'tt- I#w et3itt3 fo- Tg8y-
.'"" win the prisoner They to9t 2
Han nnast Carpenter aho uqza rrfa-
~" Of B"@6ca'z INTO custody also
}eforo arriving At Florence the sberlr
'fcame convinced that Carpcnirr had
'"'HinG 10 do with the robbery ana ao
as ltl (aed. CatUenter was 50 badly
cared that when he got to bis home
went to bed and died a month later,
/" was actually scared to death. lie
,'F "'fe'F innocent. as was fuhq
f"]abt out later
At point some distance from the
4nch Of Redheld he officers took into
I;5tody a man Known a. Red Jack"
isFa vas strong evidence against
|ni he two prisoners were taken
F'ar.7ro aad plac 4 I'm iai Wlthin
5e neNt t~o DAYS ovjdorfco accumulat-
rapdIN one man came forward and I
''d Of aeejug Redtield Going to the
'odni35us with food This revealed
.e hiding place OF thc two murdercrs
artod in Tucson. Other crcun-
opc's showed that Bedfeld's ranch
M been a rnn3cz}oHs for speradoos !
"as p'"in shat to had been tlc i'm !
i"7t1r of many rohhcrjcs.
'Hefj al The cud OF t~o days u,nh
lt"rod tn" jail and took ont RedGeld.
Q was hanged in the yard with his 4
latns on. The same fate was mcted 5;
II to.Rad Jack There were ro moro ,
az" cooheries in that section Of Arl- y
'na for many years.
\fter RcdGeld had been hanged q
arch WIS made Of the ranch norsn.
back room score rf EMMY mail
cN@ were Unnar'hod They had hreD
ken from st1e"e.
Som5 tame 1ftor ! purchased The u
nch ON Que parr Of it. in an cxra p.
'toh on tn" river bank found a Z"
fnar" which had been used for melt >,
z ~ jc"9lrY secured from the stage !
bbcrias. Pieces Of partially melted ~
VERY We're lying about The dos- :"
raIoes who used TO operate I'm that
IT Of the country would come to
|d"lds and change horses, tbcv
'uld exchange faded horses for
'sh mount SO | suppose about all ut ne
2 horses on the ranch had been a. a.
llen from somewhere: they had !"
en- exchanged by the horse thieves
other horses on the ranch RcdfoId