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Tombstone, Cochise County, Arizona
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In Christmas, Arizona, Mexican residents threaten arson against pursuers of fugitive Augustine Sanchez, who shot Deputy Sheriff Frank on April 9. Authorities expel the plotters after a warning letter; Sanchez still at large.
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CHRISTMAS FOR THREATS
HAYDEN, April 26.-The Mexican portion of the population of Christmas have been threatening to give trouble since the effort to capture Augustine Sanchez, following the shooting of Deputy Sheriff Frank of that place on April 9. Mr. Cree, manager of the company store, received a letter, signed "A Mexican," giving the names of 11 other Mexicans who were plotting to burn the home of the four men who took the prominent part in the pursuit of Sanchez. The authorities of Winkleman and Hayden were notified and several armed deputies spent the night in Christmas guarding the place. The following day the plotters were rounded up and driven out of camp.
All has been quiet since, and no further trouble is anticipated since the ring-leaders have departed. Sanchez is still at large. Belief that he is hiding in the hills near Christmas is held by the authorities.
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Christmas
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April 26
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Mexican residents in Christmas threaten to burn homes of men pursuing Augustine Sanchez after he shot Deputy Sheriff Frank on April 9. A letter warns of plot by 11 Mexicans. Authorities from Winkleman and Hayden guard and expel plotters. Sanchez remains at large, believed hiding nearby.