The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-07

| ~ Aiipt'S1'
Yes, sir
Mr. Christofferson said since coming
here he had overheard Deputy Sheriff
Joe DAILY talking of the case and he had
still the opinion he had first formed as
to who had done the killing.
rs that opinion adverse to the de-
fendant?" asked Attorney Trippet.
Il don't you understand YOU was
the reply
Then came a momentary squabble be-
tween counsel, Mr.. Trippet seeking 20
ascertain whether or not the juror be-
lieved Dotson guilty.
The defense challenged the juror for
prejudice. Judge Napton questioned
the juror himself and overruled the
challenge, but the defense was allowed
| to continue questioning. The juror
| seemed hardly to understand some of
the questions put to him An exception
| to the ruling of the court was noted.
Chrstofferson remained in the box.
George D. Callahan of Anaconda. who
also was in the box from the day be-
fore, was questioned by the defense. II
| have no opinion about the case at all,
said he. Il don't know anything about
it,"
| Thomas Miekle. also holdoVer from
/ Tuesday. on being questioned by Mr..
Trppet, declared he had formed no
| opinion about any part of the case.
| A. r. kleist, still another hold-over.
next came in for an examination at the
hands of Attorney Trippet He reiter-
| ated his statements that he does not
read the papers and was without preju-
dice in the case
A. Mudinger one more hold-over, an
swering Attorney Trippet, said he had
formed no opinion.
At this point the Deer Lodge residents
summoned on the special venire arrived,
We're instructed and sworn
Then came the exercise of the first
peremptory challenge, the state using
that right on John Lindauist who came
into the box Thursday.
L. A. King was called in his place, but
excused for actual bias. as he said 1a
had read all the newspaper articles re-
garding the case and had formed a de-
cided opinion.
Dan McGrath Of Anaconda was called
in his place. Examined by Mr. Duffy,
he said he had heard and read of the
case, but had formed no opinion. He
was passed by the state for cause. At
torney Trippet questioned the juror
closely regarding what he had read in
the Standard and the Recorder regard
ing the case. but these readings the
juror said. We're small. He identified
none of the articles except one in the
mornings Standard. He was positive
he had no opinion. He was peremptor-
lily challenged by the defense.
Bernhard Radefeld was called in Nc
Grath's place.
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I'm against hanging" said Radefeld
positively. He was excused for cause
Henry Williams of Anaconda was
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