The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-09-27
Attempting to Make Arrest of Mex ican Outlaw on Eagle Creek Alberto Munguia and Jack Campbell are
 Killed and Third Member of
 Posse Has Narrow Escape
Several Posses Go in
 Pursuit of the Criminals

L (44S M All IL ! SN4O
 renci caused great excitement. A
 telephone message was sent to Depu
 ty Sheriff Charley Keppler at Clifton, l a brother of Dutch" Keppler. Sher 1 if Patty who was at Duncan was al so communicated with. Under in
 structions over the telephone by the , sheriff Deputy Keppler organized g posse in Clifton and another was or : ganized in Morenci. The two posses arrived at the scene of the killing
 about noon. In all about twenty men mounted had assembled.
 , A posse. headed by Deputy Sheriff Tom Mccullough and Constable Cash
 went in the direction of Solomonville.
 Another party headed by Deputy Kep- pier found the trail of the Munguia horse ridden away by Arvizo. It was
 struck about 2 p. m. Tuesday and fol
 lowed until dark leading to the main
 divide between Chase Creek and Eagle. Keppler and posse return ed to Morenci early Tuesday night and left again early Wednesday morn ing picking up the trail which led to Coronado Cienega creek where it was lost.
 ! The dead bodies of Campbell and
 Munguia were brought to Morenci Tuesday afternoon and later the body of Munguia was removed to
 Clifton for interment. Campbelrs funeral was held in Morenci Thurs day morning and Munguia was buried in Clifton cemetery Thursday after rnoon.aeE Both funerals were largely at tended. A Thursday night at midnight Deputy Keppler, at the head of another posse, left Clifton going in the direction of the Lou ranch is response to the re- port that Arvizo had been seen and recognized in that locality on We'd nesday afternoon. All the sheriff's in southern Arizona have been notified and a strict watch is being kept along the border for the escaped outlaws.
 The funeral of Alberto Munguia oc- cured Thursday at 2 o'colck at the Catholic Church and was one of the largest which has occurred in this To- cality. Fully four hundred assembled to pay the last sad rites to the deceas- ed.
 After the services at the church, the cortege proceeded to the depot where the body was placed on board the funeral train and carried to the catho- lie cemetery for interment. Pall bearers, consisting of R. J. Dunagan, Tom Campbell, Jesse Weinders, Dick Shanklin, M. E. Perry and Frank Kep- Ter proceeded with the body from the church, followed by the members of the local order of Eagles, the Clifton members of the A. H A. and the Mo renci lodge of A. H. A. together with a long line of carriages bearing rela- tives and friends.
 The services were unusually i'm pressive and the large attendance spoke volumes for the high esteem in which the deceased was held in the community.
 On Fiday morning at three o'clock Sheriff Patty received a telephone message from the pump station on Eagle Creek from courier who hal been sent there by Deputy Sheriff Mo Cullough and Constable Cash. These two officers had gone in the direction of Solomonvillee on Tuesday after noon. The telephone message stated that Cash and Mccullough were on Bonita creek in Graham County where they had struck the trail of three men on horseback believed to be the men wanted. The message asked for re- Inducements A posse was sent from Morenci to Bonita Creek at daylight Friday morning and another posse left at noon to reinforce Cash and McCul- tough.
 Saturday morning Sept, 2S.-The posses who went to Bonita Creek Fri day morning returned to Morenci and Clifton Saturday morning. After a careful investigation it was the con- census of opinion that the men wanted were not in that vicinity.
 Selzo Lozano was taken into custo- dy at daylight Saturday morning by Johnny Hoffman of Morenci, who was watching the ranch house belonging to Lozano. Lozano who had been absent from his home since Tuesday appear ed early Saturday morning and started for the house when Hoffman threw down on him and ordered him to sur render.
 Description of Arvizo.
 Age 26 years; height feet inches; weight, 40 lbs; foot, size '; hat, size '; eyes, brown; hair, black; complex ion, medium; occupation, packer; | race, Mexican; crime, murder, name, ! Eusobis Arbiso. Face and hands badly pitted from small pox. A re- ward of $5OO.OO dead or alive has been offered by Sheriff Patty.