New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
The Gardiner Trial.


Col Pickett testified he had known George A. Gardiner
four years had him write; the signature on the
mining papers resembed his better acquainted with
the writing of j. Carlos Gardiner.
District Attorney Fenda called by the defense and
testified to having paid witnesses from New Mexico mileage
both ways per diem while here and family expenses while
absent pursuant to arrangement of Minister Lecher
and with the approval of the President viz Aqull,r sl0
Togue sl47O Wright $3.50, Navarro Expense OF himself
and clerk S492.
slO9 n t. Smith col, and in the December term Jones
SAIL Wright STA Bower STA Lewis $780, also their per
diem for the present term.
John Charles Gardiner called and testified TO having
visited Ia0uinias IN November, 1851 and obtained the
copy of George A. GARDENERS title deed Shown to- wit
ness and identified Saw the acade sign H. lie also ide'
tilted a copy of petition to the alcade IN the witness
own hand requesting said copy went to Rio Verde IN the
same month and procured the certificate OF the Project to
the deed (which was shown to witness and idenuned lie
ft Visited the city of Rio Verde in the latter part of "A
again in the micde Of 4j next in the summer OF 10 then
IN September of the year next passed through no
Verde in the latter part OF November 40 lie recoHected
il because Santa had prohibited any person leaving
that place without passport from himself witness pass
mort dated November, was shown and identified lie
learned dentistry in Havana and practced IN various parts
of Mexico was In Guanauato first in September and in Dc
tober Of a. M in the fall OF 40. lie denthed let.
tiers received addressed to John {. Gardner dated
and posmarked Vera Cruz, August l345 His
SION there inscribed j. e. Gardiner, Crujano Dentlst
was shown and identified Thence went to GuadalaJara
and practiced dentistry with his brothers Incense WINE
there nerformed the operation lady which witnesses
for the United States had attributed 10 George ~ Gardner
Sopped two weeks Guadaaara; them in January $780,
went to Mazaan on the Pacific stopped days ana went
across the mountains Durango Identified received
addressed to D. C. Gardiner, and poStnarkeu vera cuI
January 1876 Thence went to SomDrerele, ana hhiiy
hack 10 Mazatan the spring of 1916 Saw several vessels
in port at the time they appeared to be american YES
sells Was introduced TO several ohcers ZOO, l9oh r n9
meals at restaurant thinks he dined at Mott TAI
bott & Cos; does not remember meeting Capt Matox
there or seeing him until be reached Washington did not
recolect seeing Bowes at restaurant never went
mn the Gulf of California but remembered conversng at
Mazatlan about going South America to get goods
A gentleman from Guayamas wanted them landed ~
instead of Mazaa because they could be snug
Sed in there went next Topic then to Guadaalara IA
the latter part of May lsI6 dxes the date oy pronune
meno that was issued just before stopped Gay or t"o
then went 10 the State of Luis Poosi heard there OF
the war breaking out think 1t in june the Mexcans
said they had fought with the American troops a5
General TAYLOR and defeated them witness nrs pracu1eu
dentistry in the City Of Mexico in 1884, at the house OF VI
Segur; aerward in July 1874, went TO Moreiia ana re-
NAMED there some tune witness was 20 years Old haa