Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-26

ty sheriff passed. He gave the dep uty the high sign and a few minutes later Kelly was also under arrest.
 Deputy Picks Up Trail
 Deputy Sheriff Billy Daniels was the boy who trailed the band to the Chiricahuas. Reaching the place where they had separated, Daniels took up the trail of one of the band, Dan Dowd The trail led to a big mining camp in Chihuahua, Mexico. When Daniels reached camp, oper- ated by some English company, he !! went to the superintendent and told :, him he was looking for man want ed for the killing in Bisbee. The su- perintendent buckled on his six shooter and the two of them went to the miners bunkhouse. Dan Dowd stuck up his hands as soon as Dan- iels told him to. "The mine superintendent had an old ambulance, horse drawn, Of course. that he operated by relays from the mine to Chihuahua City. Bil- ly Daniels put his prisoner into this ambulance and was driven to Chihua- hua City. There he hired a guard to watch Dowd. and started for the rail- road yards. He finally found a cou- isple of railroadmen that looked all right, and told them his story. He told them he had to get Dowd out of Mexico into the United States and they agreed to help him. That night they put Daniels and Dowd in a bag gage car that was headed for the bor- der. It wasn't long before Daniels had successfully smuggled his prison CT out of Chihuahua. As soon as he - was safely in Fl Paso he wired: Got my prisoner; send $100.'
 3 "That message was the first word r received from Billy Daniels since he e started on the trail of the main band. t He got his hundred dollars in hurry : all right, and Dowd was soon in jail ! with several other members of his gang
 "The last member of the gang to ! be captured was man named De 2 E.laney.' This fellow had relatives in ? the east who apparently were very we'll thought of. A brother, I've r heard. had been prominent in Phila' delphia politics. But Delaney him self was apparently worthless Ar ' ter coming out west he just drifted r from bad to worse...
 Delaney Lands in Jail
 r. After leaving the bunch in the 6 Chiricahuas, Delaney fled into Mexi co. He wound up in place called l. Nuevas Prietas. Sheriff Ward had i, suspected that Delaney would head r south and had sent notices to Mexi IT can officers to be on the lookout foI I. him. He'd also notified mining com : panies that, should Delaney sees work in Mexico, the sheriff's office would like to be notified at once. De laney. about a week after his arriVa iu the Nuevas Prietas camp, took . little too much liquor aboard and started an argument with a waiter A fight followed and Delaney was placed in jail. Officers recognizet him as the man sought by Sherit Ward. the sheriff was notified and 1T few days Delaney was in jail al l Tombstone.
 "All of these men were given fai1 trial at Tombstone and all were sen tenced to be hanged. And all were hanged on March 28, 1884.
 John Heath. you see, took no act ual part in the robbery. On the dal it occurred he was not near the Gold water store. But Heath was the maI who had planned the whole affair.
 Heath had been in Bisbee for sev eral weeks prior to the robbery. H' claimed he was going to open dane, hall where Ed Wallace's place is nov And Heath was up and down Mail Street and all over town, claiming h.
 was making arrangements for the dance hall What he really was do ing was lining up things for the rot bery of the Goldwater store. Jus before the robbery and killings Heath, who owned fine loOkin horse, met the other members of tn, band in what was then called digger vile Canyon. Ranchers who saw tn
 meeting feared to tell of it until ey cry member of the band was in jail
 Heath was tried in Tombstone with Judge Penney presiding in tn superior court. The case clearl showed Heath to have been the insti gator of the whole affair. In his iu structions to the jury, Judge Penne, told the jury that they must not fol get that a man who planned rot bery or murder, even thought he tool no actual part in it, was just as guilt and should receive the same punish ment as the men who staged the rot bery. Somehow or other the jur, brought Tn Q verdict or murder in tn
 second degree and Heath got off wit a sentence of life Imprisonment.
 Citizens Not Satisfied
 That sentence didn't suit eithe | Tombstone or Bisbee. But both town kept their feelings pretty much unde the surface.
 Ben Williams was superintendent for the Copper Queen in Bisbee q that time. He and another man hat dled the whole works. Fen kept on
 eye on the miDcs and Che other o
 the books. and did about ten men
 work and still had time to make nor friends than any mau I've ever me
 Ben was considerably wrought up o' CT the killing, like everyone else her
 There was some fear that Heath an
 his gang might try to break jail. S
 Ecu sent me over to Tombstone {
 help the sheriff's office guard tb