Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-01

ment, then upheld his contentious, and cited the court to the paragraph of the Arizona statutes regarding the testimony of conspirators, unless cor roborated by other witnesses, and oth CT authorities in support of the three grounds asked for as set forth above He was followed by Attorney Saw telle, who went further into the mat ter, and read a number of citations to the court.
 The court, after listening to the ar guments of the attorneys for the de fense, which occupied nearly an hours time, denied the motion, the attorneys for the prosecution not even answer 1 ing the arguments of the attorneys for the defense. The jury was re called and the defendant was placed
 on the stand.
 He was first asked to state the con yersation he had had with "Tex' Campbell when he was employed tC take the ease. He stated that he met Tex Campbell about o'clock on the day of the killing, and the lat ter stated to him that he was in trou. ble, to which Williams said he replied
 he was sorry, and if there was any.
 thing he could do he would gladly
 do it. He then related how he and
 Campbell came to Tombstone and
 tried to get Ben Goodrich interested
 in the case, but could not do so. and
 himself and Bennett were employed.
 and were to receive fee of si 900, of
 which Tex Campbell paid s10e down
 He testified that he told Campbell
 that he, Campbell. and his brother
 would have to get witnesses who saw
 the shooting, especially, and especial
 ly get those who would testify in be
 half of his brother, as the case against Jay was very serious. Williams tes. tified that Campbell told him he would. Campbell that afternoon, he said. brought in several witnesses. A week or ten days after that, he testi fled further, Tex Campbell went into his office, and said he had a man at Lowell who had seen the killing, and who was willing to testify in his brothers behalf He said he replied to Tex: For Gods sake. go and get him" The next morning, according to Williams testimony. Campbell came back into the office and said he would go to Lowell and get the man and at the same time described him to Williams. He then said that Campbell went to Lowell to get the witness. but could not find him. The defendant next testified that he and Bennett went to Lowell and saw the witness, whom he recognized from the description as being Buster and asked him to come up to the of fee the, next morning.
 The witness denied most emphatic ally using the word manufacture" in i his conversation with Campbell re
 garding the securing of witnesses 1T the case.
 Williams then related about Bus ter's coming into his office witf Campbell, and that upon entering tht office, Campbell said: Here is Bus ter, who was an eyewitness to tht ] killing" and introduced Buster tC him, and De replied that he had me Buster the day before.
 The three went on In the otnei
 room. according to the defendant, ac companied by Mrs. Delta Myers, an' Buster. ia a clumsy way, related wha | he had seen at the killing. ana Wi
 Hams dictated it to Mrs. Myers, askinf him from time to time, if that vas th' i way it happened Buster. said th' witness. stopped hip once when h' had dictated the part about the mel | falling and the team starting, and tn l dictation was changed to suit him.
 After the affidavit had eeen type