, 1859-03-12

| ktA4EA ~ At3 AAk1fE~
No s7ldsuce WAS introduced by the prosecu
tien, 1t will b remembered, ~ 10 the right o.
property, upon which the dispute occxslonina
this unhappy occurrence took place, while OF
the other hand the defence have given the aame
a marked prominence, and for REASONS that viii
be apparent
George " Snou, suora.-Stated u to The
corners established on his property on State
street.-The block in tho School Ssction next
north Of that where this adair took place.
| A.a G. Bradley, s,0ora.-Am Surveyor and
| ClTu Engineer OF twenty shree yea1s' standing
know she School Section have kuoxn the cor
ners Mr. Snow speaks Of. for twenty -tro 5ears !;
have aiwAJs regarded them II representing the
original survey of Mr. WooleY; waa County
Surveyor for twelve years, OF from '37-the year
Of the charter-so ~; WAS the second City
| Surveyor; know the act Of 1912 to le9alize the
| plst Of the School Section Oh record: the CON.
mon Council authorized me II go on and fe.sur-
| veY the section, and re-estabi6h the coruers;
went On and did 10 j: it WIS found the frat sur
| reY w2s made With chain 4 trlfe too loux=-
longer than thb Q. s. standard; ali the old cor
ners were revived, but were sci back thirty
three feet for the street; gave 3as feet for
each block. and Is feet for streets; used red
cedtr stakes; recognized and used Mr. Shows
coruer on jackson stfeet; measuring from Mr.
Shows corner 10 the stoue monument On Adams
street, gvea 396 feet with 66 feet for the s1eet;
surveyed for Mr. Busch, i've or eix weeks ago.
measuring south from Van Buren, street TO the
building on the north side Of Van Buren, 297
feet. one foot surplus in the block; acrosa Van
BaFen street eleven {il) lpches minus, tho street
that much too narrow bnt giving the street 66
feet there-what The records cali for-and Civ
ing Ar. Boggs all be claims, be is still 1--WE (5)
inches and q half on Mr. Busch with bis wall
m hn nf TwtA +hA n&r - 4.11
the wall il eleven inches and half On Mr.
busch; from the best and most favorable data
ean hnd, As Surveyor, the wall OF M1. BoRRB
ia over lire inches On III. Busch these las. sur
TeYs I found and used the old land marks;
bave watched thsm for twenty. one Jea.s, and
know them to be accurate.
Cross misunderstanding at the south1cet
corner OF Van Buren aud Ststs and thence
southHaro, Ar. Boggs would be from 10 TO II
inches on mr. Busch vas sent for the U. s.
standard At Detroit in ls47; could not use i. be-
Cause tho origirkl survey mas with longer
chain; applying tbs us. standard to this case,
Nj. Boggs il trespasser On Mr. Busch seven
~ feet; at the Jackson street corner found
the corner By testing from Offsets of my own
found foot surplus IN that block, two feet in
the next block north, and three ia the next
north; Van Buren, street is 10 12 or II
inches too narrow; the block isa double block,
no street opened; there are two ~ feet sur.
pics; the best can do By Mr. B1ggs is to
place his block tve inches md half On Busch;
commencing at corner Of Harrison and Stats
streets aud aurFeying north it would give Mr.
Bogga the right to 60 south on Mr. Busch still
ons loot; l established this corner myself.
s. s. Greeley st0o7n.-Aave been city surveY-
or for two yea1a pass; hare made surveys Of
tho property Of Mr. Bosch found the south
line Of Mr. boggF saven ~ inches further than
i.te, should h'ysfeSssed' giving Mr. Bogs' hi'tal
Cros. <r4miaea.-Io this last survey I re.
traced the survey made in 1856; started from
tbs supposed northeast corner Of block lss;
from tho supposed corners Of Van Buren ano
Harrison, the double block, each block has Xix
inches aurples.
Asa F. Bradley recalled Nr. Blackwell, Of
=Ite dstsnce, read the net Of ls43, BY wtias1 she
fe-surrey Of The SchQQs sec,ion was authorized;
also the order Of the Common Council By which :.
tilted to a. reeorded.1
Firat eamB to Chicago in June. 1856: knew
Jedediah Wooley, who made the original sur.
rey ; IN my re:surveY l got his description of
the surrey atakes, &c, and made my survey to
correspond With his; it did not correspond with
Government measure; fraction Was thrown
into sonth the original corner ia 3 stone buried
bY Canal Commissioners in 1856.
Jants q. Roldy stco'7'-Haye worked l8
r.
GEesley, both city surveyors; my measurement
p1aces nr. Boggs' building nine inches on Mr.
Busch.
h1iehael McDer1not s,norn--lladc surrey in
1852 OF tie we+t side of State street, unlpr Mr.
Clogher; found the stone monuments at eornety:
from afaison street corner Of State rau q line to
Bulla Head as base line i; as governed By and
following Wooieys survey Of same, Boggs' south
line Is ted Is loo too far xoutt; on "B1iley's
surrey" Boscs is feet l5-lo0 On Busch. In
1852 moth Of !ia< north Of Busch's building,
No. 292 State strest. Won Horn's line, a spoken
Of, marked BY thrte nails In sides ak; .hese were
l toot aud LILO nonh Of the line taxing these as
as basis, Boggs is nov inches and 2-10ths
Running the line. on Van Buren, street and
final result Of l0{ inches enc1oachment By Boggs-
On Shows basis rde encrpQchment is 3 10 inches;
with north side Of Van Buren street as starring
point 1t is 10 ITO; with the south side Of esme
street as starting point the aucroach1uent il IL
16 100; takiBg the ine from Adams street it Is
Que ~ foot and Is 100 eucroschmsnt on Busch.
The msps and diagrams referred to by this and
preceding Witnesses were all put in evidence by
the defence; also plans aud diagrams Of the
prsmisez.
Hrs. Aary RoAm stoorn-Lixs At No. aao
6tate street; We lived there when the shooting
Of Magea took p!ace; we moved there two
years ago in Aay; my husband rsn,s of Mr.
Busch; W. have six children; ve keep borders,
aud did II thst tims know Francis Bnseh, the
defendant; l was il the bar room that day
when be came back trem the Armory; my
husband and smother man were with him; knew
hr. Boggs they vera tearing the wall down;
there .re two wiudows in The dining room
towards Mr.. BoRgs' house. {Nieho1as Berdel
was here sworn ~ interprster.} Heard Frsncis
say to Mr., Aogxa, "You do wrong to ibjure my
property" they talked sone more, but did
not understand exactly; heard Francis tell him
several tlrnes 10 stop, Aao tell the men TO stop;
bsard = man tell him to ''go homs, Dotchman;''
heard Francis tell the man on the ladder 10
"atop-1 tell you, stop;" the man drove 4 nsll,
aud made faces st Francls ths man then began
to dsive another nail Francis stamped bin loot
and told him 10 stop tho man theu drew up his
hatchet And said, "Go home. Dotchmau;" that
irstaut Francis fired he VAS shout four feet
from the man; was et ths window; was at
the window nearest 10 Stats street: l Has I1ap.
| Ing Out oil the window.
By this witoesa the defence established the
point, that On tho night preEious to the assault,
the tenants, she Rohms, went to Baach, aud
told him they should move out ii the house was
to be torn down. Tat Busch told them he
should he there and moi. let them be disturbed;
that thers was ak inches clear belonging to
| him, and that Boggs could not touch tho
house,
- ~ 0AA*~"* AAN3]AsE *%O9] - 3tAl3 UlQs
daughter Of last witness; nav nv mother q, the
window ~hen the pistol wss 6sed-
A6xsr Fitand, morn On The sidewAk
when the pistol va fred; had heard Francis
| urgs the men 10 stop, ~ he would pnv their
wsgss I'll the tktng WIS aetsled; saw Francis
speaking to the man on the ladder; heard him
stAmp hin foot and tell him 70 stop; ths man
turned and made face at him, mud rais<d the
| hatehst; heard tbs shot, md tbs Ratchet
dropped.
Tho succeeding sitasasea xero Fred. Bech.
stsrn, Ernst Leopold, Matthew Deidr1eh, and
| Wm- Lsight who were suceesaive1y cslled u
| eye-witnesse8 Of tho Affair.
Adjournsd to Az to-day. Ths testimony
| will probably be closed this forenoon.
! l. o. Q. Eve understand that thu Odd Eel
Iowa Of Chicago intend having gslnd ee!sbsar
ton in this city on the es!h Of April next-t b.
Ing the <osh anniversary Of tho order in this
country. The r. ". g. L. Of tho u. &. ss THAR
Lust session RECOMMENDED that this day b. rot