Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-11-24
THE DEFENSE CLOSES
HEnEY NOT PUT ON The
STAND.
The Rebuttal Testimony Viii Be
In on Monday.

In the morning session Warren
| Notnware was again Cd the stand and
| testified regarding the amount OF snl-
| phuric acid used in testing metal in
the refinery.
Thomas Price was again recalled
and again testified relative TO the
wastage Of gold when chlorine was in
the acid used to trent gold.
Paris Ellis assayer testified relative
to the fncness OF the assays which
run from 1872 10 1913 on refinery gil
The ATTEMPT to introduce testimony
relative to the Con. Virginia incr'3 {
was objected to by the prosecution.
Coffin argued that it was material
to the defense, and { hat a link
had been established between the
Mint shortage and the Con Virginia
mine. and it was like the tracks OF a
flock Of sheep leading to a corral and
il the sheep got mixed up with he
other sheep the owner was entitled t.
identify his W sheep.
The Court sustained the objection.
r. +. Edwards called: L. $. Com
missioner presiding at the Heney
=, trial document Introduced and idru-
titled. showing that defendants ~itt
had offered - disclose the where
ahouts Of ner husband.
The defense here re-t-d its case,
] Heney was not put Oh the stand.
The shorthand notes were read to
show when Ravnie flushed the cSer
' LINENS SAW NO STEALING.
Likens was recalled and testified
that the same sulphuric acid was uset
a in the Mint refinery prior to "a a
after. the same Carson water was usec
= and the same treatment in all respects
There has been no change Whatev"
in the treatment. Observt' nothipe
unusual in the >]'eanups, g '9l
IL good deal was left in the ST. Il tanks
g found in the December Ia1nup, Th
refuse from the r~efnr"t ~ 1t down
d the ingot melting DON OF four 81
II ferent bulks.
Cross examined by Coffin. Don
know Of anyone getting away wit
:, the slums in '93. Never knew of any
- one ever stealing anything in tn
Mint.
THE $50 SETTLEMENT.
III VIM. E. Morgan coiner of the Phi
L" adelphia Mint. was here at the settl'
ment Of '92. Mr.. A. Hassen, Jone
er Elrod, Hofer. myself and / think N
de Manning. Settlement took place
at the weighing room. Bullion ";
brought from the Meter and Refine
room on trucks. Mr.. Jones repr
scented the Meter and Refiners Off
The Meter and Refner, the Coin
and the Superintendent are all i
volved in the settlement. Witne
~ showed a statement given him by N
Randall the pookkeeper at that til
showing the amount Of bullion nece
sary to complete the delivery. Stat
ment offered in evidence and admitte
Witness continued: Whenever t
- indicator showed the weight OF t
bullion to be the same as the figuI
III NY SlhleuleuI, L pdSSct liz pulliN
49, 1t was not part Of my business to
anime the bullion for tiueness. [ to
the assayers figures for that. I
fineness can only be correctly det'
mined by the assay. No n in I
presence attempted to ascertain
%fineness. Tpere was no necessity
calling out the numbers Of bars in
melt to aid the helpers n finding
N. bars. The bars we're already load
on the trucks. Heard no one call {
the number of bars. 1t might he
Ep- been done il a melt was short.
check book showed no melts she
Cross examined. Was not pres'
when the trucks were loaded. Do
T. know whether they were called off
Of not.
p. b. Ellis. Am familiar with
- character of the sulphuric acid a
the nitric acid used in the Mint.
is contracted for at 60 and has gen
ally been at that figure or a Ii
higher. When witness last ASA,
the cleanup in the slum tanks in
yard the gold and silver amour
to about $3.50 all told. The tanks
fr on the outside and exposed to the $
,uoa Recess until / 80.
uh AFTER RECESS.
C. C. AthertOn testified that he Ii