The record-union., 1896-07-18
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got back
By Mr. Ryan-What woman was 1T
that slept there? A.-Mary Nunez. She
and Mrs. Callendine slept In the bed,
and I made a bed on the floor. Mrs.
Callendine took the bar and she laid it
on the deck of the scow, and along In
the morning, about daybreak, when l
woke up, 1 took the things from the
scow into that neck of land there. Mrs.
Callendine said she wanted boat ride,
and she brought this bar into the boat
and she told me to throw it over.
threw it over.
Q.-What did she say then? A.-She
said that was the last of the evidence
against him.
Q.-Against whom? A.-Aga1nst
Callendine. When we went back to the
scow, she said: THAT settles the last
of the evidence against him.
Q.-What was she referring to? A
To the bar. Then I went across the
river and put this stuff away.
Q.-On the Yolo side? Ayes; left
the shoes
Q.-What was the matter with the
shoes? A.-They were all nodded.
Q.-You took the powder across the
river? Ayes.
Q.-What did you do with it? Al
put in the ground there.
Q.-How many cans did you bury
there? Alive. 1 took one up and it
was rotten; the one 1 took down was
caked.
Q.-When did you take them down?
Al took them down Sunday.
Q.-Then you came across the river?
Al came back Saturday morning. I
came back and hitched up and took Kit
down town-took her down home. AS
I started out she said she forgot some
thing. She said it was the hose; it was
lying outside of the bouse
Q.-Garden hose? Ayes. I put the
hose in the cart and told them if
caught any fish to bring the cart down
and 1 would let her know whether
would get pasturage for the horse.
Q.-What was you to do with this
piece of hose? Al was to sell it and
take half of it, and she was to have the
other half.
Q.-Now, prior to that did you get any
shoes from Callendine? Al got one
pair the latter part of january or Feb
ruary.
Q.-What did he Say when he gave
these shoes to you? Do you remember
when that was, about how long after?
Att was In the latter part of January
or February. He gave me a good pair
OF shoes, but I didn't like the shape of
them. He brought them out and gave
them to me and wore them.
Odd he ever give any shoes to your
wife? A.-No. He gave another pair
to the Chinaman.
Q.-The same kind of shoes? A.-That
I don't know. 1 don't think that they
were.
Q.-Now, about your testimony in the
case, Barney, at the trial of the Callen
dine case, in regard to meeting him?
Al am mistaken about that, that is
ALL
Q.-Then you didn't meet him on the
night of the 24th of December? A.-No.
Odd you see him at all? A.-No,
sir; not that night.
Q.-Now, tell me how you came to
make that statement? A.-He asked
me down stairs if I reccllected meeting
him that night and told him yes.
Dwell, what did he say about your
testifying in the case? Ale said I
would never lose anything by it if 1
came up and helped him out. That I
would never lose anything by it, yes.
Dwell did he say whether or not
that would clear him if you came up and
testified? A.-No; he said that would
help him out.
Q.-Where did that conversation oc-
cur? Alt occurred in the County
Jail.
Q.-How long before the trial? A
1t must have been two weeks before the
trial
Q.-Wasn't it shortly after he was
brought up here? Al don't know.
came up to see about Iegistering-he
said it would commence next Monday.
thought l would drop in and see Cal
lendine.
Q-And he said to YOU Ale
asked me If / recollected seeing him at
all on the night of the oath. I did not
know at that time if it was the 9th or
when it was.
Ole told you that 1T was the Oath,
and you said "all right? Ayes.
Q.-As 1 understand. you didn't meet
him on Tenth street? A.-No.
Q.-It was not on the 24th of Decem-
Der? A.-No.
BY Mr.. Fisher-The first time that Kit
came down there was Annie Martin
with her? A.-She was down there one
time with her; / do not recollect whether
it was the first or last time.
Q.-Kit and Annie came there to-
gether? Ayes; they both spoke about
this stuff.
Q.-Annie was not there when she
spoke about A.-They did not speak
TO me about that stuff at all.
ON regard to this Chinaman-
Al will tell you, Fisher. When the
Chinaman came up that afternoon l
spoke to him right out in the hall, and
he went upstairs and he told me some
thing about John Tyndell and the
chickens | could not quite understand.