The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

Miners, conspired to kill and
murdered Frank Steupen-
brmer governor OF the state.
row morning Haywood,
his counsel, will rest his
the jury so far as evidence
|rned. Possibly some wit
bill be called IN surreputtal,
ywood's counsel announce
case may close without fur
6ence.
Fremont Wood has invited
4 on his own proposition to
b certain evidence from con-
)n by the jury and probably
ill be given to the views OF
les as TO the instructions to
On Friday morning argu.
Expected and the last stage
ial will have commenced.
having dismissed the jury
5rnoon Judge Wood stated his
that the evidence introduced
Defense to prove a conspiracy
art of the mineowners, by
the deportation OF union
rom the Cripple Creek dis.
Colorado, during the strikes
ind 1904, was not material to
involved and should not be
ed to the jury.
E other hand, he said the
by the state that Steve
was concerned in the killing
men in the Coeur d'Alene
did not appear to the court
ermain and should be elimin-
He announced, however, that
rt would hear argument to-
on these points.
Der, the court asked that the
: for instruction be submitted
and arguments on these in
pns may be expected tomorrow.
Wood has already stated that
ting counsel on notice as to
hin points of which he would
the jury, he hopes to consid.
&horten the arguments.
Der announcement by the
Oday was a determination to
e the case within the next
E J Judge Wood said he would
bree two-hour sessions daily
the arguments.
Richardson protested against
at he met with no encourage
j. Fl. Hawley will open the
Dot for the state and L. f,
3dson for the defense. Clar.
barrow will close in behalf OF
ood and the final argument will
nom Senator Borah.
@ast day of the states innings
Haywood trial opened with
katement by Mr.. Richardson
y desired the court to order ID.
tt, William Dewey and j. c.
d, witnesses who have testified
nttal for the state to remain
! the jurisdiction of the court.
Jas afterward explained on the
q that counsel for the defense
pnsidering the advisability Of
3 certain warrants charging
J witnesses with perjury.
hing was done during tie day,
Yer, and late tonight Clarence
Nv said it was doubtful IL any
steps would be taken. The
called but two witnesses in re-
today, notwithstanding Mr..
ey's statement that eight or ten
|sses remained. At the last mo-
the prosecution decided not to
nineowners or Pinkerton detec-
believing this would strength
eir case before the jury.
q result of this decision a nun
I interesting witnesses will not
Ir. Bulkeley Wells, former adj
t-geDeral Of Colorado and re-
! elected a railroad commission
that state, left Boise yesterday.
was in command OF the militia
out during the labor troubles
nos and 1904, and was the man
Dug up the bomb found where
ard said he had placed it, at
E Goddard's gate. Capt. James
Iriand. superintendent of the
I'm division OF the Pinkerton
~. who 1t was expected would
De of the most picturesque wit
S, was not called. Capt. McPar-
has had charge of the case since
rrest Of Orchard.
E witnesses examined today weIe
Colorado and gave vivid ac-
Is Of the conditions existing
ID the mines. O. NJ. Sackett,
owed st the Smugglefs Union
at Telluride, a mine owned
" by Boston people and Of which
eley Wells is the manager, mad
timate knowledge OF conditions
Ting from the struggle between
OF the Western Fedora
Of Miners and the owners Of The
5. No amount OF severity or
art of E. r. Richardson changed
ett's positive assertion that the
OF the Citizens alliance OF the
pie Creek district took the lav