Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08
SON or GARRETT
| RECEIVES WARNING
Ell PaSonanS Attend Funeral of
Former Customs Collector
and Act as PallbearerS.

LAS CRUCES, N. NJ, March g.
Printed with lead pencil, on cheap
paper, Dudley Garrett, the hunchbaek
SON of Pat Garrett, received an ,anony-
nous letter Wednesday warning him
that he would be killed If he was not
on his guard. The letter was mailed
in Ell Paso Tuesday. II was addressed
to Dudley Poe Garrett, and opened
with warning that he would be shot
as was his father. 1t was stated that
1t was written by a friend of the fam
lily that would stick by them, and au-
logized the elder Garrett as one of the
best men that ever lived Hanging
without trial is what BrazeI should
get" continued the letter, and il
closed with a statement that BrazeI
shot Garrett from the back and that
another shot him from the front. The
letter was signed "One Who Knows"
and it was turned over to the proper
authorities Young Poe Garrett took
no notice of the warning, and ap-
peared on the streets several times
during the day Wednesday and called
on Governor Curry at his hotel.
Funeral of Garrett.
The funeral of Pat Garrett was held
| yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
the Strong undertaking par1ors and
the burial was in the little cemetery
at the edge of town Governor George
Curry, who came to Las Cruces We'd
nesday morning for the purpose of
attending the funeral, which he
thought would be held that afternoon,
| remained over until yesterday and
acted as one of the pail bearers. The
| two brothers, John and Alfred Gar
rett arrived on the Santa Fe from
their home in Haynesville, La, and
were accompanied from Ell Paso by
Harry Lane, n. G.. Buchoz, c. A. Kin
ne and Tom Powers of Ell Paso. A
fresh supply of flowers was brought
| from FL Paso by the friends or the
deceased, to replace those that were
brought up Sunday night. The pail
bearers at the funeral were: Cover
nor George Curry, Morgan o. Level
| Ign. Harry Lane, G. A. Kline, N. G..
Buchoz and Tom Powers. The SER
vices were attended by a large num-
Der of friends and associates of the
former sheriff, and long procession
| followed the remains to their last
resting place.
Brazel Gives Bond.
| Immediately after the recommends
ton of Attorney General J. NJ. Her
| vey yesterday afternoon that Brazel
be released on a bond of $4,000, w.
| W. Cox started out tosget the amount
| from among the merchants of Las
| Cruces and the ranchers of Dona Ana
county. He had no trouble in raising
| that amount, and stated that he could
easily have raised a hundred tnous-
/ and Nine men were selected to sign
! the bond, and, instead OF raising the
| required amount, each signed for Gou-
BILE the amount asked of him, making
j a total bond of $4,000. It was the
4 desire of Mr.. Cox that the bonGsmen
| should not be selected entirely from
among the cattlemen of the section as
he did not want to create the impress
sion that it was a ,cattlemen's fight
| For this reason he selected the bonds
men from the merchants, physicians,
farmers and cattlemen of the county.
i Those signing the bond for $4,000
each were: B. E. Lane, physician;
Henry Stoes, merchant, ]. s. Queens
berry, farmer; j. w. Taylor, farmer;
| JEFF Isaacks, cattleman; George w.
Freeman, merchant; F. H. Baseom,
i merchant; W. w. Cox, ranchman.
| Slayer Goes to His Home.
Brazel remained at the court house
until his attorneys and COX and ar
ranged for his bond and as soon as ii
was accepted he drove down Town
with H. B. Holt, Will Sutherland, w
! w. Cox and a cowboy friend He was
4 not seen on the streets Wednesday
/ evening and as soon as he and Cox
could arrange their matters they left
j for the Iatter's ranch, where Brace
/ remained until today, when he LEFT
j for his own ranch in the Organ sec
i ton to take care of his goats. Before
leaving, he rode down to the sherin
office to thank Sheriff Jose Lucerc
and Felipe Lucero, his deputy, foI
their treatment of him while he was
Il confined in the Jail. Brazel rode the
4 same horse that he rode at the time
of the killing, but removed the Win
4 chester from the saddle before he
ii .ao.4od FOR thn country