Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-20

also the 11th. | was at home. Saw
Mr.. Coffin and Mir. TortevsOn at my
fathers house. They were in the
front loom of thu house, when [ came
home. 1hey wo:n holding CONVERSE
ton with my father relative to this
trial. During the night of the 18th.
I saw Barney Brale there. Brute
knocked and my father got out Of b.
to see him. The conversation wc3
carried on in French. Bru1e said:
''Pave you been ~subpoenaed." Fat
said no. Brule said won will -
That's al I heard then. Tn aho"c a
hale an Brule came again q "a f, Hc3
and him bad eome mora talk.
He wanted father to let his dog in
iho second lime and when h, came
hack T listen-I az ,~nntivolv and know
i was him. I aftnrw4rds saw Brule
m |he Sheriff off,, and asked him
vyhere my father was. He said he
didn't know. This was about 80 in
he morning after I had missed my
father from the house. Ny father
showed ne money that he sni1 Brule
h2d given him. Heard Brule say
nat if my father would take the mon
ev fhev won!d give him S1HA. Arr
Brule let I eawtv0 500 ;io.r5 n my
fathers hara. Ahont :wo ,vnnks
T saw more monevin my fathers hnl@.
A O saw Mr.. Circn at nv fathers
house.. Tie had a talk with me about
n father leaving the corntrv and
10. being a witness Afterwards called
IT nv house and pal me- 800
Gloss Examined. I came bore to
spend nv vaca ion.
Called on a physician who advised
ne t. remain a while. Might have
been able TO make soma money EE-
ended no invitation to Coffin or Tor
lesson t o my house. Torravson re-
quee ed ne TO meet him. I did net
make the request. Called at his Office
latar to get information. He had call
ed at nv house before 7 went to his
Office left Carson on the 1fth md
did not letn,n until the 21s+. ONLY
heard 2 lille Of the conversation be
tween Cnffn, TorrevSon and my
father. Father then asked if he was
put on the stand what he would have
to say if he was asked if he sent his
60" avav for money. They told hinl
- must tell the truth. also that if a
subpoena was served on him he must
90 TO Court. I Interpreted some Ct the
talk.
Cot 500 from Gree. He asked me
% go away on the local in the morn
ing. instead Of the passenger in the
evening. told Mr.. Ctrce I knew all
about my brother being SEM away.
7 told Mr.. Circe I was sor.ly my father
was mixed up in it, as I thought it
would all come ont. My father gave
me $50 when I went away. Never
demanded $1,000 from Gree. They
talked of going to Canada.
SOME LIvEL TESTIMONY.
Mrs. Langervin testified that she
saw Brule at her house on Nov. 10th,
Her husband was there. Saw Brule
there about 3 o'clock in the morning
Of the 18th. Heard his voice convers-
ing with her husband earlier.
He came to count the money. He
paid nv husband 800. Was present
when the money a paid. 7 was
in bed when the money was paid he,
tween 3 and 4 o'clock in the morning
in my room.
All three were in the room when the
money was paid. Brule said "there is
1900" l saw it counted. My son VII
liam was in the next room. Brule
was not there long, Never deman dec
any money in the case. Ny husband
. was asking for S1eG1 but I never
, asked for any. I sent my daughter t.
Cir, e with a letter but it did not ash
for money. Mr.. Circe told witness
til at her husband wanted $1soO to re
main concealed longer than tive
weeks. Circe offered her 800. Tht
money her o brought to the house
from Circe was left for the whol,
family. Witness put it away. Tolt
Gree her husband was away in thu
mountains when he was really in thu
e house. 7 was not under oath then
IN A PICKLE.
!, Witness Spurgeon recalled. Sai'
= he knew Of the shoe bars beins
" picked.
Was shown Two bars which lea'
him to believe had bccn pickeleG
l Would not swear to it.
Mr.. Christian thought the bars ha'
u heen pickeled
Ernest Harris. Pickeled a bar il
. the Mint about a month ago at Arthu