Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-25
RON TUESDAYS DAILY.
BOUND OVER.
fAAt r AND
HELD IN $4,000 BAH
70 kHPEAR BEFORE
JURY.
Mrs. Estes Arrested. Bail
Fixed at $1,000

s.. :ats44y morning the pr min1Ty
ovaui't. On of Maler and Mckenzie
.u,ie a.. before Justice Stone. Tne court
room y.s crowded and con>i lerabte
u..... ed, manifested by parties t'~m
vi, city and Empire. The w, young
,.ea 81 arrested for It aIirg ca,'lo
from g." nfIn rordrlL of Dayton, they
nn u~ cured ia Su, Frarc;~c' last
week ~ Deputy Sheriff Knobi"ck.
At,"...r1 Oupujs ,ppoared for the DO
F-r1,... avg! Emmett Walsh represented
ihe >.a..
|E,. T. and star witness = the pros
gau"u. lbs Walter Chedjy, who cou-
3rrt . .'ttcher shop in this city. Mr..
Cleu.. stiGei that in July sometime
2r> .e come to him and wished to
:-UI ne cattle. He declined a. he
lad ju~. purchased several head and
did ~ .oe3 them. The price AT which
ciav Fl 10 offered was favorable. She
said t..Y hadn't taken the cattle up
yet h. 'o let her nephew know when
1bcy w .. wanted and they would be
d,l;rrs q. On the 18th of August
MahcI came into the shop, introduced
him7o.j, 4Hd said they could not keep
the cat.'a sny longer as they needed
money cry bad and Mr.. Chedic could
have tn" Eve head for 500. He ac-
cepted sad they were to be delivered
on the following Wednesday, which
was Go5o. On the morning Of their
dcNyrry to Mr.. Chedic's corral
Matter wentinto the shop and sSid he
had fulSlled his part Of the contract
and il addition he had W calvss
which re could not drive back AND
which Le would sell for eiU each. Nj.
Chedi: paid Maher the 500 part in
cash auJ the balance in q check, tax
ing his receipt for the N
The LICENSE here disclosed It's line Of
future action by asking MIR. Chedic
some questions and under cross exami-
nation lie said hat he understood that
he Wa purchasing the cattle Of Mrs.
Estes. and that Maher told him Mrs
Estes had instructed him to collect for
them. He did not require Maher to
.;cu the receipt for Mrs. Estes, because
he al! not think Of it and neglected it,
but he would have dove 50 had he
thought Of it,
NasoH Johnson, n young man en-
ployeJ by Chedic. C~Orr0borated his EN-
ploy er's statements and identified the
two Uarties who delivered the cattle.
Or}aado Cardeli of Dayton took the
stand ~ud said he had identified the
cattle "a the slaughter yard and driver
them home.
Miss Mill was sworn IN az Ofhcla
reporter and Miss Ethyl Millard is re
porting the case for the defense.
At 4o'clock tho transcribed testimony
was read and submitted to the witnesse
FOR correction. At the conclusion Of the
testimony the court asked thsdefendant
iftLaG wished to make any plea, non
was made and the court then announce
shat the defendants would be held
await The action of the Grand Jury. fxin
bail At $4,000 each. Attorney Dupui
ask 81 for a reduction which was denied
The boil was not furnished last svenin
aud the TIVE young men are In charge {
the Sheriff.
Mrs. ESTES ARRESTED.
Toward evening the Sheriff placed NJ
Estes, the young woman In the CTS
under arrest. Attorney Dupuis was sol
for as her attorney imn ediately demand
ed that she DO given the privilege of bal
Justice Stone At once fxsdgtAs bold
$3.50 and her friends Immediately 81
about securing the amount. About sew
O'Clock Otto Schultz aud Chas. Kelly fuI
nished The bond, which released tt
woman until this morning when the Pc
liminary hearing viii be held. Mr.
Estes made no statement but empha,
cally declares her innocence,
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