Billy and Jed were awakened by the clerk at the hotel of the jail break.  Buy the time they got there everyone had gone and they ran to the stables to get their horses.  They were on foot, except for a couple of them .  Jed figured they would be easy to catch up with, but it all depended on them how they were brought back.  He didn't care one way or the other, they were all scheduled to hang anyways.  The saddled up and rode out of town in the direction they were last seen heading.  But it was not going to be that easy.  They had split up, trying to make it hard to catch them all.  The hunt for the escapees began.  Jed had studied the surrounding area and knew where some one could hide for some time if they made it there.  The first two were headed in that direction and he wanted to get them first before they made it to the hills where they could find places to hide and make the search even longer.  Those two didn't want to give up and were cut down.  Billy and him could not afford to drag their bodies back to town as they had a number of others to find.  It took most of the day but they ran all of them down and only brought three back alive.  Once back he told the mayor where the bodies were and arranged to have them picked up and brought back in.  The three were put back in the Jail.  Now the only other one that had to be found was Rutherford, but there was no sign of him.  Some how he had managed to escape and not be seen anywhere.<br/><br/>He was not to happy ab out Rutherford getting away.  The man needed to stand trial and if he had to he would be going to Boston to arrest him and add the charge of escaping form jail.  Texas Rangers went everywhere to get their man.  It did not have to be in Texas that they arrested people.  They broke the law there, they would go get them no matter where they went, and they would extridite any that broke the law in the United States.  He had a feeling the man was making a beeline for home where his rich family would try to cover his tracks.  He got cleaned up and walked on over to Olivia's place.  It was now late in the day and he had not seen her all day.  Maybe a walk about the town together would be good.  He could use the distraction and good company.  He would have to ask her about Rutherford and see what he might do or where he might go when he reached Boston.  Of Course he would get the proper paperwork from the Judge to request his extridition back to Texas.  He walked up the steps to the porch and knocked on the door.