BUCK TAYLOR
Arizona Silver Belt
December 7, 1892

A dispatch dated Deming, N.M. dec 13 gives information of the 
killing of a man named Buck Taylor by Indians supposed 
to be the Kid and seven followers, near the Haggin and 
Hearst cattle ranch in southern Grant County, N.M.  
Billingsley, a compnaion of Taylor, narrowly escaped.  
The Indians  also drove off 30 head of horses from the 
haggin and Hearst round-up camp 19 of which were recovered 
by the cowboys.  U.S. soldiers were in pursuit of the Indians.

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