The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-08

,,.Ito Stoharn eh SAID no one had told him to
~ i,"Re tnese praticular bombs-ho did Il
Inc inter,.Ie with the understanding at
~ - ,.,crFieW with Mover, HAYWOOD and
- EaS.erIy y IN Denver 10 go ahead and
~ "hat ne could. He said he got sl30
from Mover In Cripple Greek
Gould Not Go Too Fierce
orchard said that In December. 1909 he
tnine mjn soih pE HAYWOOD and Meyer 10 Turn
.iiinss ioose-ho could not go too fierce
,o suit them. During the first davs or
January he said he was told 10 kecn
Iulel unnl some of the Federation men
tried N' ia" oeei
SO the policy of the Federation changed
rpI;LI,,piesey inside or two weeks" asked
piled the witness
Richardson asked Orchard II Railroad
DIctec,lve Scott had not told him that
tae company had arranged to stop q train
at certain curve. draw some spisns and
chaige an attempt at train wrcckinp 70
lhe western Federation of Miners? Or
o"atu :. stor, dehled that he had ever heard such
STORY Al subsequent trial OF alleged
ram wreckers. Orchard said he heard one
OF the Witnesses testify that he was a
oetectiye OF the Thiele agency and at the
same time member of the Miners union
rms man was involved in the derai-
ing.
Did Scott ever give you a passport
through the military lines?"
NO, sir He told me II | ever 60,
in trouble with the militia to let him n,
ltnow." MIN
Did you ever have any trouble with
the soldiers"
mo, SIR
Did the picl1ets or sentres ever stop
you?"
You went where you pleased~'
,niIitia?"
No oil
general?"
Il understood So"
Supplied With "Pettibone Dope"
Before returning 10 Cripple Creek in
January. 1904. Orchard said Pettibone
gave him several cans OF "Peltibone
dope. or Grecian hre-enough to make
Tour @ gallons He was to throw it In
down lGine shafts. Orchard said he buried
the dope and never used 1t. After his
aTrest in Caldwell ne told Detective Nc
Parland about the dope and the latter,
he heard. had dug 1t up. Orchard would
not admit that the militia was searching
each train at the Sime he took the dope
into the District
You had no fear OF being searched?"
Richardson suggested
II tried 10 keep away from the soldiers
as much as poSsi BILE. -.
Orchard told OF Meyer sending TO Grip
wanted him TO go along 10 Ouray and
10 SilNerton. where the Telluride miners
who had been deported by General Bulk
ley Wells OF the Colorado militia were
gathered. Moycr told him that the mine
owners thugs had threatened 10 beat
him up If they caught him outside Den
ver. Orchard was to go along 20 help
defend Meyer in case OF attack. TWO
sawed-oR guns were placed in their
grips. Mover saying the guns would
be good protection IN the event OF an at
tack. Orchard said he also carried two
pistols He said Mover had the shot
guns all ready when he reached Denver.
Nothing happened on the trip to Ouray
and once there Meyer was busy with the
miners.
Moyer eventually was arrested for desc
Grating the American flag. having drawn
pictures OF The nag and printed something
on the stripes.
Orchard said he took the Two sawed
off shotguns back TO the miners head
quarters in Denver where they remained
until he got them some time later, using
one to kill Jyte Gregory with.
Richardson asked the witness II he
didn't know as matter OF fact that
Mover still has possession OF his gun
and that ii had never been fired, Or
chard said this might be so-he said there
were more than Two OF the guns a head
quarters.
II was evident that Orchards cross
eXaminat tion was not onehalf completed
when court adjourned until tomorrow
morning at $50 o'clock. Tomorrow being
Saturday there will be but one session of
court