The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-07

the Coeur d'Alene days of 1899 when
the court rose. The ss-eXamination
VIII be continued at 9 o'clock tomor-
row.
Orchard Resumes the Stand.
Orchard began his days testimony by
giving the names of several persons he
met In San Francisco when he went there
TO assassinate Fred Bradley, VINO had
been formerly the manager OF tie Bunker
Hill and Sullivan mine In Tie Occur
d'Alenc district of Idaho, These names
were related In order 10 pave the way
Tor n possible corroboraiion OF Orchards s
testimony al this point,
Orchard said he was known part of
the time he was in San FRANCISCO by the
chard returned to Denver securing the
uniform Of q soldier He said he imme-
diately called Pettibone on the teleph92ine pht2in,,
was" continued orchard 81 told him
Bradley was still alive when | left San
Francisco. but IL was reported that he
would lose his eNesigh, and probably be
deaf for the rest Of his llfe. Petub2one
said that was better than II ! had Killed
him outrght-that Bradley would now
be a living example,
Orchard said he asked FOR money and
received $l25 from Pettibone. with the
assurance that he could get more when
ever lie wanted II
"to 90 to work on Judge Gabbert,' of
the Supreme Court of Colorado
HE said Judge Gabbert." Orchard
went on. had been rendering decisions
against Meyer. who we We're trying TO
get out OF Telluride on habeas corpus
! went TO Judge Gabbcrls house the iol-
lowing sunday night with Steve ADAMS
and 4 shotgun, but we did not see the
Judge. Haywood also wanted us 10 try
again al Governor Peabody. saying he
didn't care how we got rid Of him Al
this time IL seemed that Peabody was
about 10 be elected for another term;
Steve Adams. Billy Alderman and | set
10 work and made a bomb We put II
under the sidewalk at Thirteenth street
and G-snt avenue In Denver The Gov
ernor walked along here every morning
Wagons Saved Peabody,
adams and / watched for the Cover
nor until he came out. Just as the COY
ernor walked over the place where the
ont of the alley and passed over the wire
leading To the bomb and we couldn
pull It,"
NO, Sir, IIter the wagon passed and
the Governor had gone: l went and got
the bomb. The streets here were almost
! deserted We threw the bomb in the
! river and reported 10 Pettihone that we
had failed lie said /, was too bad.
AFTER this We tried TO shoot Governor
! Peabody. hanging around his house for
a long time, but not getting an 3ppor-
| tunity We also tried 10 shoot Frank
Hernc Of the Colorado Fuel IL Iron COM
pany. Haywood said Herne was trying
! 10 fix the Legislature against us and
would be a good man TO get out Qi the
way lie also said that Dave Mohat.
president Of the First National bank, was
| another Hc said he Was convinced thal
! Momat was behind the people who were
| lighting the Western Federation OF Min
ers Adams and Orchard watched
around Molfats house Tor soWstlme WIN
gun, but accomplished nothing.
I'VE were also told 10 get after Judge
Goddard. who Haywood said WAS mstru-
mental In defeating the eight-hour bill
| which had boen declared unconstitutional
by the Supreme Court of Colorado.
Relentless in Pursuit,
"A, the fall elections Peabody waS sue
ceeded by Governor Mcponad Peabody
went 10 live at canyon 'l'y- Mo!e''
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