The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-21

ing up the delft, the table ware; de-
fendant was standing up, Mrs. st. Clair
was sitting down; am almost sure it
was dinner; it might have been one
o'clock; | could not say what defendant
was doing when the conversation oc-
CURED; l heard the words she said dis
tinctly; she said when he took the pls-
tol again he would not miss; that was
all heard her say at that time; was
knocking about and Joe was rafting
The dishes; l cannot tell the time it oc-
CURED, can tell within six months OF 1t;
| went there the last week III january,
1879; | cannot say how soon afterwards
the conversation occurred; the crol s
were heading out; the time crops head
out depends upon the time they are put
in; this crop was put in in April; do not
know when crops put in at that time
head out; it headed out about two
months after it was sowed; | have no
idea OF the month l heard the CONVEX
sation in; / cannot tell what time we
went by Tullys house; it was sometime
between the LIST of February and the
l4th of September; when we stopped
the wagon Tully was in his own house;
st. Clair called him out; Tully came
out and stood at the southwest end of
the bridge; st. Clair said something
about water; fully said he would let
the water down when he got through
with it; st. Clair got in a passion and
said nothing; his left side was toward
me, bis right toward Tully; the brake
was ON the side toward Tully's; st.
Clair was en- my left side; he held the
lines in his hand, he threw them down;
he got off the seat; pulled off his gloves,
put his hand III his back pocket; he
called FULLY q s. of b.; Tully
walked to the house when he saw st.
Clair pull off his gloves; | know Tully
saw him pull his gloves off and put his
hand in his pocket; put my head
down aud started the horses; it did not
take St. Clair minute to pull off his
gloves and pull out his pistol; saw
what he was doing, | can't say that
my attention was exactly On what he
was doing.
Counsel for the State asked witness
if defendant contradicted what Mrs.
St. Clair said at the table. Witness
answered, mo"
Mr.. Bonnifeld resumed the cross ex.
animation of witness, who testified: !
did not see the pistol in defendants
hand; the team went seven or eight
steps before defendant stopped IL; Tui-
" had not got 20 the house when
started the team; he did not get to the
house before the team stopped; then he
was near the door; / was not afraid of
getting shot; kept sitting on the seat;
/ told several what st. Clair said and
what Mrs st. Clair said; | told Cap
tain Asher, ard told men who Were
working for me; may have told Asher
since the murder; | have told persons
what occurred in the wagon; do not re-
member who the persons were; j told
Tully what ST. Clair said, at the house;
told him something about it before /
left st. Glars employs; / told Tully /
did not know whether defendant in
tended to shoot or not; | have no i'll
will towards defendant; [ never had
, any trouble with him; we have always
been friendly; / have no i'll feelings to-
wards him now; l went to Tully's TO
see the dogs; when | went to Tully's,
on the 2Sth of July, he. told nae he was
sick; that he had got another offer for
his place from Joe; | advised him to
sell out; he sat partly on the bridge,
his back towards the railroad; he sat
on the telegraph pole; he said his boy
had gone to the station for tobacco and
sugar; left him on the bridge; his feet
were off the bridge; he laid over on his
side while Twas there; was irrigating
that dry; had chores TODD when went
to Tully's.
The Court took recess until I
o'clock r. NJ