Arizona republican., 1913-11-14
HOT OH TRAIL
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brella buggy top seen by Undersheriff WooIf the night before, he identified it as being his The trail was pretty clear on account of the rain, and the buggy trail was followed north from the Longmore home until it struck the section line that runs south of the Tempe bridge. Here it was lost.
 However, there came reports to the sheriff that Ross Daley, Jesse Pearce and Leonard Copeland were in Mesa City, and in view of the trouble be- tween Daley and Peterson earlierin the week, the three men were taken into custody and brought to town. The in vestigation continued in the neighbOr- hood of Mesa. until noon.
 Early in the morning man named Lynn told Deputy Connors that he had seen two men stop about daylight at the Glendale school and attempt to water their horses, two of them were being ridden and a third led. The led horse looked tired and jaded. He de- scribed the horses, but did not remem- Der much how the men looked. The men found they had to pump water for their animals, and acted excited,
 
 this When one tried to mount the dark horse he was nearly thrown, the horse bucking. They were youngish men. This report was followed by the compaint of George TisdaIe, who has a ranch out in that sectiOn who said some one had broken into his place and stolen two horses, one a dark horse so wild that it's rider would have a deal of trouble with it. Two saddles were also taken, as were two brides
 Still another report came from out on Grand avenue. About mile and half beyond Six Points a buggy an swering the description of the Long more vehicle was found with the har- ness all cut up, as if the horse had been cut out of the shafts. A man was at once dispatched for the vehicle. It proved to be the missing buggy. This was enough. Immediately Deputy Geo. Sears Constable Murphy and Deputy Connors left in Murphy's machine on the trail. Nothing was heard from them until they reached Wickenburg. There Constable Murphy reported by phone to Sheriff Adams that the trail was well defined all the way and that the men had discarded the wild horse somewhere and were now depending on the tired Mesa animal and the other one of Tisdale's.
 Leaving Glendale they had struck across country to the Agua Fria, cross ing in the neighborhood of the Santa Fe bridge. Here they went under the bridge and rested. A Mexican reported to the officers that he saw the men go under the bridge and after awhile went down there. He gave the officers a good description of them. They rested about an hour. Then they struck north in the direction of Hot Springs junction, but turned west and hit the railroad at Brill tanks, where they rested about two hours. Mexican by the name of Chiquives told the officers They rested two hours and followed that up by stealing some food from his place. Then they struck across the Country in the direction of Wicken- burg.
 As it was now dark and the trail al- most impossible of following. the pur- suit has been stopped until mornir g. but officers are stationed all up and down the line of railroad running north and south and west from WicKenburg to prevent any suspect boarding train and getting out. This morning the trail will be followed again. The off cers were not more than two hours be- hind the pursued when the halt was made.