The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10

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the light caused by the fire in the tie
house. They went to the enclosure
and cIlmed down in it, finding the
man whom they afterwards killed.
lying down on some ties. They first
sat down upon tie, and then asked
the man to go and get them some
whiskey. Johnny gave him half
dollar and the man said, 81 can't 90
UP there; got one leg" What hap
pened next the witness said he did
not remember because he was too
drunk. He then testified that the
man put the money in his pocket, and
Johnny asked him to give it back. He
did not know whether he gave the
money back. but Johnny said to him,
Ibapah. Lets go and kill that man.
I hold both hands and you cut throat
Ibapah said All right" Johnny then
gave Ibapah is knife, and held the
mans hands crossways by the wrists.
Ibapah then went and got the man by
his coat The man tried to raise up.
and Ibapah put his knee on his breast,
holding his knife in his right hand.
Johnny then said go ahead and cut
him. He held his coat with his left
hand and with the right hand he
nut the knife against his throat. and
johnny SAYS. "Cut him hard" Then
he killed him. After they had killed
him Johnny looked into the mans
rockets. Johnny then cut off the
mans shoe. saying. There is money
in shoe sometimes Then they both
said. Lets put him on top OF fire.
Johnny said. Lets put on lots OF ties
and burn him up" They put the
BODY on the fire and put the ties on
il also They then left, 1bapah taking
with him the dead mans overcoat
and went to the camp OF Johnny
father. Upon arriving there Johnny
asked for something to eat, and lba-
nah told that they had killed man
The testimony of Johnny, who IS
a Shoshone Indian. varies from ma.
of IhaDah IN that he testified he dla
not know much about what happen2d'
that no vas too drunk to remember.
He testified that he Tememhe
bo1dino the murdered mans hands,
and helpjnc to place him on the fire
but further than that he had no rec
objection Of the occurrence whatever
l'ie coAui,ioli al e",-nd Two warning
ne oteee's,o wa" 80 doccrihed NV
1olloWlhe the 'i"loei - w." c+o+a -
eht "a we ..,rho 4hroa+ had been cut
fr or - aor Tho left eve had
,al +at1>o1 o17t Tbera VOC ? deem
'Isen 3''D't 7of4 abao1- tho left
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ing had 'een amos 'orh on i'!,
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around. ana g aool - 'io'd vas Il?
lh@ SCUM corner q me NIUE LIe-
mouse II Fh2ch l'.2 1o"E lay me
body had be2h thrown on coal lire
ana wa 'afh,1| me me ne
imprint O 'i9o2E A'hd' ciearlV ae
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maz'- ehoa was nea- his f.o.- j. h.
r4t or. from 5rs. r.3 t.. +ns sell,
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9t Tho c-tenen ri tro othc. :.r.',. ..e
both relied nH0n drunkenness, 5r ..sf.
cation Of the Gf,r1ep
ACCORDING to their tpsti,>,on-- +h-
had consumed U,f;fn. tho :iaz- aav-4.re
bottles Of Jamaica ginger v.h7o, co.
tanned. according 10 the tn.tfrsqc-,,
ABOUT seventy per sent Of alcohol
ana plnt mask OF NhiSke%.
Chs Giee Brown. q .itna@e On, D~,a
.. he Gofandante -->erifioI t1r2- =
saw thain at Monticello the qffarn2o