The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-01-23

rest of as waited IN the back yard. He re- !
turned and said "All right" We then |
carried the body into Lizzie's house do
not know where the body was put, as l
went outside to get drink. | asked
where he was when / returned. Koble
said 81 He's alright" Koble and Lizzie
then went into one of the rooms and talk
ed. beard Lizzie say "Joe, you can't go
down to quarters with them pants on" He
said. "No; can't" He then took them
off and she said "I'll put them out of the
way for you" She took them to the kitch-
en- aud put them into stove where there
was fire burning. The four of US stayed
there a while and then started toward the
quarters by a back street. Going down
Kobls says to me " Don't you never tell
nothing" said San right They went
to their quarters aud went to Mrs. Davis.
(Koble said next day in the company, 81
had hell of time last night had to
come home in my drawers.") had three
shirts on that night. When l got home l
took off two and put them at the foot OF
the bed. la the morning Mrs. Davis asked
me g. What did you take all your shirts of
for ?" told her had one left on yet
| did not get up till eight o'clock that
morning. Then Tom Jones, cJlored,
wood hauler, asked me TO help him haul
wood that day. We hauled wood that day
for Mr.. Lilly ; hauled it across the river.
That night about eight or nine o'clock Tom
Jones said he wanted me to go with him
with the wagon somewhere. Told him l
would as soon as washed. He said "Y gu
meet me up at Lizzie Clark's." went up
there. | heard Lizzie tell Tom BE sure
and take him a good ways from town.
He asked me to help put him in the wagon.
The body was lying in room wrapped up
In some old clothes. We put him in the
wagon box. Jones had two large Ameri'
can horses to the wagon aud We dtoVe OH
about fifteen miles on the prairie. We took
the body out and may have dragged i
some little distance from the wagon. We
got back to town before daylight and haul
ed one load Of wood into town from tht
wood yard.
THE GUILTY CONSCIENCE.
After unloading we put the horses in thu
stable. Tom went around to Lilly's. de
told me to feed the horses. fed them ant
followed him. There wo got to drinking
The young barber who works for Eos
ter came into Lilly's aud went down Il
the shop with him. drank two half cup
of whisky there. Then | went to Mrs
Davis and from there to Lee lsabel's sa
loon. Found it locked. Got 4 key from
Ben Sayenbach at Liliy's. Unlocked tn
door; went IN and laid down on pile o
buffalo robes. couldn't lay still | 20
up. went behind the bar tried to flint
some drink couldn't find any. l saw
revolver lying there took it and wen
down behind the government corral t
shoot rabbits. Couldn't shoot any an
threw the revolver up on bank SO LIE
would not know | took 1t. (NoTB-ThI
IS the thin part Of the story and fits il
with another thin part. We think the re
yolver was used to shoot that hole in Fal
! rell's body when it was thrown out on tn
! prairie to raise the presumption Fare
was killed by Indians. 1t is not likel
, Kobe shot him as stated.-ED. N. NV.
, I then started back to Benton. Will
, coming along fell down an embankmen
8 Got back to Isabe's saloon and laid dow
: again tried to sleep and was seized with
} fit to which I am subject. Mrs. Davi
, came in and found me went and tol
, Sheriff Healey, who arrested me aud pr
5 me- IN Jail. Three or four days after the
took me before Justice, who fined me 81
!, and costs for drunkenness. After serviu
l out my thirteen days | was arrested Il
completely IN the murder of Farrell.
have told you all | had to do with
! Koble's blows on the head with pist
Q killed Farrell. In my statement to Il
0 Court said we put the body through Il
{ ice and did not implicate the colored pei
n pie. never stated the entire facts befor
r have done so now as near as can rect
| lect. ....