Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-14

with McClymons. l went back to the ranch on Saturday and he told me he had taken possession of the house We came to Lowell together Sunday afternoon. I met McClymOns at Bro phys and told Lim he St ,ry I had heard, that he was the cause of the trouble between my mother and fath- CT and asked him to leave.
 Promised to Leave.
 He said that he would leave when mother returned from Globe and stay away. Three months ago when 1 cane to town for a gasoline engine, went to see mother and she said. You are a pretty looking thing, you are. l asked her what was the matter with me and she said. You bragged to Mrs. Ritter that you would kill Nc Clymons She said Mrs. Ritter told her. but Mrs. Ritter denied that she said it and said she told mother many men would have taken a shot at him tMcClymons).
 Would Not Leave McClymons.
 T tried 5c get mother .u % Is Cal ifsrnia and see if she could not get work there, but she would not give McClymons up. My mother then said that she had overheard a conversation between three men, as she was get ting on a street car, in which they said that I would kill McClymons When I got back to the ranch father said that a deal was on and that Nc Clymons had. agreed to leave the house. but the deal had busted.
 Wasn't Worth Powder.
 T got mad and said the - aiu't worth the powder it would take to blow him to hell. I asked father if McClymons was at the house and he said that John Gertis said he wasn't. Jim Sutherland told me that Shorty Mcdonald said McClymons was still at the house and l went to Naco to call Henry Hall on the telephone and ask him to get McClymons, so I could ask him to leave the house. but the saloon where the telephone was was crowded and l called Frank Bowers and asked him 10 meet me at Don Luis. Frank said he would meet me at Pittsburg Hill, but he was not there, so l came on in to town and went to my mothers house ana asked where McClymOns was. She told me he was at Fitz's saloon.
 T went up town and asked a friend if Henry Hall was in town and he pointed him out to me. I asked Hall about what the old maR told me about McCIymons being at the house. Hall went go speak to McCIymous and went into the White House saloon.
 His Turn Next.
 Then McClymCns came in and saii to me: Any time you take d shot at NC vuin h0 my turn next I replied. Any ti:.e I have to. I will try to get you so there won't be any next tur1.
 You told a party you had laid for me three nights to get me- Me Clymons said, and you would never have taken the clothes if I had been there I told him that that was kis and the old mans hght. He said that Sandy Sutton, shift boss at ths DenD, told him about me waiting for him.
 Bluff Didn't Work.
 T asked him to go with me 10 see Sutton. but he said. He will be here soon, so it isn't worth while. YvB sent Hall to tell me 70 get ou., but the bluff didn't work I looked for the old man. but he rln like a cur. . [ saw him in a crowd. but he ran through the Orient and into the Pal ace stable and J had to get an Ofii@cr to round him up. He asked Hall 70 search me. but l told hin; ] was t"o much of a man to carry gun. The old man begged noc 70 be hurt. I told Sim I'd move. but I didn't. You have got to show me why I've got 70 move. I am not a spring chicken and I've got more rights than either or you
 ''f told him that that was only bis opinion and he said My opinion goes
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