The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-11-10
Ten Convicted and Three Acquit-
ted at Mo cow.

the case Of ten and not guilty in
the case Of three OF the Occur d.
Alene miners who have been on
trial here in the United State court
on n charge of conspiracy and Of
a United States mail train
at Wallace ON April 20 last, the day
on which the Bunker Hin q Sulli-
van mill was blown up at Wardner.
The convicted men are: Danuis
O'Rourke, Arthur Wallace, Eiepry
Maroni. John Lucinett, G. r.
Burres, Francis Butler, Ed. Abb
nola, Mike Malyey, p. f. O'Don-
nell, and Louis Salla. Those ac-
quilted are: F, w Garrett, Fred
Shaw and W. V. Bundren.
Under the statutes the penalty
for conspiracy against the United
States and delay Of the mails is
a fine of not less than $1,000 nor
more than $4,000, or not to exceed
two years imprisonment, or both
fine and imprisonment.
Garrett, Shaw and Bundren were
released from custody today. The
convicted men are all single with
the exception of Salla, an Italian,
whileall thoscacquittAd are married
men. The defer So will carry the
case to the circuit court of appeals
November 9th Judge Beatty
sentenced the ten men convicted
each to serve twenty-five month III
the United States prison at San
Quentin, California, and fine Oh
600 with the exception Of Den
mis- O'Rourke, who ON account Of
his youth gels only twenty month
and fine Of 81 ,0G0.
The depot aud freight house a
Cilenn's Ferry was destroyed by fire
November 3rd. Nearly everything
was saved. Cause of fire unknown
but it is supposed a lamp exploded
L. Hirshland, who was chargoc
| in Boise Of violating the anti-gamb
ling law, plead guilty last week anC
was fined $3.50 which he paid, Tn
furniture and gambling devices
may be destroyed soon.
Rube Robbins has returned from
The east where he sold four car
loads of horses. He says agents O.
! the English government were il
/ Kansas City buying all the horsei
they could get that were fit fol
cavalry service and many that were
not. Mr.. Robbins says they bo
most anything in the shape of
horse that was offered. Sunday
4 Statesman.
The Weiser Signal states tina
Mr.. Thomas Mccall is building
steamer 40 feet long fitted with
ten horse power marine engine t.
be used on the Payette lakes as
pleasure and freight craft for thos
who during the summer month
visit that section. A barge 40 b.
so is also being built which can b
towed by the steamer to the middl
of the lake for dancing parties.
c. b. Murphy, who shot am
killed Joseph Shields in Silver Cit
October 18th, was convicted G
murder in the second degree Nc
vember 4th. John L. Nugen
County Attorney, represented tn
state, his father Judge Nugent. an
j. Ii. Hawley, the defense.
Murphy was sentenced 10y Jgdg
Stewart November 9Th TO Is year
imprisonment in the peuitgniar,
Captain Sinons' Company mum
beriug 81 miliiiamen, entered q
guard duty at Wardner Noyomht
LIST They are quartered on th
camp grounds using doe old hospit
al for bunk-house. Adjutant Gen
cral Weaver received dispatc
from General Merriam stating thg
the troops will continue to occup
their present camp, which tends {
show that the department intend
To leave them there for the presen
y Boise special TO the Salt hek
Tribune says: Capt, Geore
,steuuonburg, who was Captain
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