Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-10
HEALEy SAYS He IS VICTIM Of
LAND GRAFTERS At PARKER

catch He went away to his homo to
bring me some water. and when he
came back ne said that he had told !
his brother to get 4 skeleton key to
lock the door Shortly afterwards his
brother. Archy Neal, came to the
shack.
The deputy went out and / slipped
to the door to hear what was said
overheard Archy Neal say. They'll be
ready in ten minutes. knew then
there was a plot laid. The deputy
came back into the house and told me
that his brother could not find the
KEY. but that he would go up town
and if he heard any rumor OF trouble
he would come back and stay all
night and protect me. He went over
to another house nearby which he
owned. and there were several men
in that building. l saw one OF them
come to the door aad talk 10 the dep
uty. Then the light in the house went
out. and as If that were the signal a
mob Of men came running from
corral in town.
4 tired to get out of the house and
away to escape trouble. but they were
On me before I had gone ten feet from
the house.
) There were forty or fifty in the
mob. I was knocked down and beat
en- in the face. They finally gagged
me with a leather strap. and carried
me about a hundred yards. Then
/ was allowed to walk, and a rope was
thrown around my neck. Dunn took
hold OF one hand. Robertson the other
and Gibson got me by the back OF the
neck. | was taken along; was
kicked and struck. About mile IRON
the de1ot was strung up on teie
grauh pole. Five times ] was run uI
Ion the arm of the pole, and one Eel
How in the mob yelled out Shoot th'
.blankety bank blan.' The fifth tim'
II was run up, Robert. with a lighted
lcandie. climbed up the pole and pre-
seuted a typewriter paper for me t'
sieD. II was an order for me 70 turn
J over to the mob the papers malie'
that day at the postoflce. ] signe'
, lit and was let down
{ Il was then pulled by the rope
stoned and driven for some miles
= Someone took $685. in money ont o
r my pockets and also my gold watch
leaving ne penniless. After / wa
{ run about three miles most CT III
: mob departed. One OF the party rs
, marked to another: You shoot him
/ one hee. and I'll shoot him in tn
other. But they didn't shoot me.
! walked on to the Little Butte mine
I about twenty miles, where my Wodno
e were dressed. Later was drive
+ lover TO Bouse. where DR.. Cartmell a
4 tended me. As soon as I got able
] started On for Yuma wrote le
\ ter to Governor Sloan and John Z
J. Wright asking whether I should hay
q protection Of the law in this territoE
t OF not.
S 4 will make it hot for the men i.
J. made the brutal and cowardly aasaul
!. Fortunately they did not bli1dfol1 n
y and I know every one of them. NJ
r. family is still at Parker and unde
c stand that my friends have give
them protection. heard at Boua
y that Sunday a crowd Of 100 we're
II the traia expecting me TO come baci
d I do intend TO go back as soon as
Il present the case to the Yuma gran
" iurv which is now In session. tn
z men who were the instigators Of II
n mob we're employees Of the Coiorad
# River Supply company.
n It IS claimed by recent arrival
IS from Parker that Healy was II
r. strung up on the telegraph pole. an
c also that when Healy was attende