Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-07-11

oeen there many times and I know
nothing about it. :: = -
D'unt ne come back during the
night: His bill was not paid until the
Monday following. '0
How do you know it was maid tho
MONDAY following? It is on the cash
book. 0''on
10 you know where he had his
room? Was it in the Merchants or
central Hotel? Ican't tell without re.
ferrlng to the books.
he might have been there? Yes air
DID you see Anderson June 7? T
don't remember.
w as there any team on the outside?
didn't notice. Teams drive up there
every day in the week, and I know
nothing of it.
Could you not have filled the flask
1or Vein and forgotten it? I never
coulo have filed flask for any living
man and not remember it. It's some
thing I never did.
Did you not sell some LIQUOR tn Mr.
Vein? I don't think I eyer did for 7
don't know the man? Don't you re-
member seeing a leather covered
hask there that morning? No sir
don't. Muller-Have yousno know
ledge who settled the bill Monday
morning?
NO sir; The clerk tends to that
part of 1t. Olson-Did he settle with
you? No sir. Do you know what
time OF the day he came? 1 do not.
Did he pay up then? Do you know?
All l can 60 by is what I have seen
on the cash book-oue dollar for
lodging and breakfast and something
like dollars on Mondays account.
d. B. Johnson was called, sworn
and testified.
Muller You are employed at the
hotel of Mr.. Bryant? Yes sir.
Did you ever overhear any con-
versation with the plaintiff and wit
ness Anderson after Mr.. Bryant had
forbidden him entering the house?
(Objected to-objection overruled)
You may explain to the jury what
took place at that time.
Anderson and Bryant were in the
Central Hotel there having some
dispute about the board. Bryant
finally went out. After he went out
Anderson says "The old stinker don't
want to jump on to me in that way or
| will make it hot for him. I have
got him just where I want him."
Olson-What time was this? Halt
past 10.
Did Anderson say in what way he
would do it? I don't know.
You did hear all the dispute between
Anderson and Bryant? I think so.
You don't know what was said be-
tween them at the Merchants? 1 don't
know.
You don't know what Anderson
meant by saying he would get even:
No, sir. -.
That was all that was said between
the parties? No, sir; it was not al
that was said. 1 finally asked hin
why don't you settle your board. BE
said: "That's my business.
Chas. Wilson called, sworn and tes.
tilted.
Muller-You live in Willmar? Yes
sir.
Acquainted with Mr.. Bryant? Yes
sir.
You heard the testimony today
Yes, sir.
Did you at any time hear or over
hear any conversation between An
derson and anyone else in regard te
getting even with Bryant? Yes, sir.
State it,
1 came down to breakfast from tt
1880 a. m. and went in to breakfast
About the middle of June, one morn
ing, when came out Mr.. Bryant ani
Anderson were standing out on tht
front steps. I heard Bryant say K
him he could not throw his none,
away foolishly and owe him a boart
bill. I went back to the store.
second time Anderson was standing
talking to the clerk of the Contra
House, Johnson saying that he would
get even with Bryant. I didn't know
at that time what was up; they tolt
me when I reached Rs store.
Oh, you didn't know what he hat
reference to? No, sir. At first
thought he might have been joking.
didn't know at that time, but found i
out afterwards. I supposed it was
because Bryant had refused to let hin
enter his hotel until he had settled hi
account. He had said you can't come
in here and eat another bite with mi
while you are spending your money 81
foolishly.
Where did the remark take place.
IN tho 'front.' stana If tho Morcha nt,,