Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-11-17

him a ote~crir ION II god brought by
Honey. It WAS difficult for me to de.
scribe the @"ii AID 7 ATTEMPTED tc
make some LID that Woui.i resemble
it. | got three returns from the Cali
fornid Bank for Honey. Gave him =
receipt for . bar, hut not The others.
Sent - Carson for Honey'S signature
at the instance Of the First National
Bank II San Francisco.
The District Attorney furnished
him some samples from the Mint to
compare with what he saw He said
that it was too dark. ,rho SAMPLES
pr"dncrd in Court DO not correspond
in all to those produced at the pre-
liminarv examination of Henev, it
hei"G lighter in ~c,Ior.
A piece Of Stag was brought to the
works. L was hr"Enn mp and the gold
extracted. I gave him receipts for
all Transactions. had but one letter
from Heney at Carson,
HARRY HErK OK THE STAND.
Harry Re k, son Of II. II Beck was
called. Said he was assaver in Reno
Reduction Wurk- in 1854 Saw h.
nay at the works in Nnvnmb,r 1Qnt.
He wanted ~"":" aoIl D.. tied,
Identified r>hi'it c as gold similar
t. that brought to him.I
60 ounces, 49i tinn WIS the u1an,itr.
lie repeated the same story as H.n.v
related t, his father ABOUT the S2var
City mine. Did net know the fine
ness "f the gold in exhibit c. When
assayed the bar Hcney brought me
was going to re-a-say frr silver.
but defendant refused saving that
there was no silver in it. This was
the first time I ever saw any aaSavipr
Of bar bullion done at the work.
Previous to that time we did, nothfno
but ore a5saying.
Passing through Carson / have
conversed with Heney. He did not
speak to me about my testimony hat
! was to give here.
3. rtSTWoOD TE~rIFIru.
Mr., Eastwood was called hy the
prosecution
was foreman Of the Reno Reduce
ton works in 1898. saw the dofcn-
dant in August 1898. Il came to the
works one morning betw.en : AMI 3
{ clock. Said he had some bullion he
wanted melted as he had made ar
rangemeuts with the sup~erintendent.
He wanted to st away as soon 4.
possible.
He identified exhibit C as nearly
Ike the gold he received from Henev,
That afternoon I saw bar in the Of
and asked him if it was his and
replied yes, stating that it would
amount to much when it was d.
'Ided among all the lessecs Of the
nine. | assisted in the treatment Of
)nly one lot of gold.
Cross examined by Woodburn: Was
'~ubpoenaed in Placer county. Cal.
Previous to that time Beck Alad writ
him to brighten up his memory to
in this case.
Upon request of Jones. Eastbrook
md II. Beck We're then excused.
CHAs. SENDER.
Was Cashier of the First National
in 1898. Heney had transactions
nth Us in August 1898.
Witness Identified certificates is
ued at Mr.. Becks and drafts on San
francisco banks for 1910 endorsed
~ Heney.
The certificates We're cashed Septem-
er 6, 1898. He also identified certi-
Of deposit amounting to $3.50
eposlted by Heney Nov. 8.
Beck obtained Henevs signature for
Clark SAYS that it will take one dav
lore to finish the testimony of the
~rosecution and Woodlnrn four DAYS.
Court adjourned until Monday
corning at 10 o'clock.
Saunders, the waterbury watch man l
IN town. He is like the watches. he ]
Ind8 up his business quick and
lows up at Il regular periods. =
hen Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
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