Apparently, a colleague of Fred Dodge’s in Wells Fargo, the famous lawman J. B. Hume—who Clint also knew—had been instrumental in letting Sheriff Jerome Ward know where the three men were holed up. Hume and a lawman named Tucker had taken in York Kelly, who had given up the names of the other two. “So somebody else did all the work for Ward,” Dodge said, “and he’s come in and taken all the credit.” “Pretty much.” Dodge looked at Clint. “That’s just like the man.” Daniels also told Dodge that Charley Smith had come back to town, having recovered from his ailment. At least Dodge was happy about that. So when Dodge, Clint, and the others got back to Tombstone with Jack Dowd, that put all of the men responsible for the Bisbee Massacre—York, Howard, Sample, Heath, Delaney, and Dowd—in the Cochise County jailhouse, with Sheriff Ward strutting around with his chest all puffed out. Clint had decided to stay in town for the trials of all the men. During the trials he found out that the store they had robbed had acted as the Bisbee bank, so it hadn’t been hard for them to get hold of the money.
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