Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-05-09

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Clerk OF District Court;
W. L. WILKINSON,
County Recorder;
+. G., HOENsTINE,
County Treasureri
S. G. LAMB,
Sheriff;
r, E. WINDLE,
G. NJ. ROSE,
e. f. ROBINS,
Attorneyat!Law and o.
S. Commissioner;
j. F. DUNN,
Notary Public;
G. W. MULLER,
Deputy Sheriff;
VIM. S. BoNNEFIELD,
Attorney at Law;
J. A. LANGWITH,
Attorney at Law.
The jury which will be chosen to
sit in the trial of William ID. Haywood
will be made comfortable during the
time they are on duty. They viii
keep house. The law provides that
such jurymen shall be kept together
and in seelusion from public contact,
therefore, rather than take any
chances with the publicity of hotel,
Sheriff shad Hodgin, who will be re-
ponsible for the custody Of the jurors
has rented the Henry Konrad house
at the corner of Sixth and Jefferson
streets, directly back Of the court
house. The house is within a few
hundred feet of the rear entrance to
the court house and is surrounded by
neat lawn and garden.
In this house the jurors will live
during the time of the trial that they
are not on duty in the court room
They will be supplied with all the con-
venienees of any home. Their house
work will be performed 10y servants
during their absence in court and a
good cook will be employed 10 prepare
their meals.
To make the daily journeys of the
jury as direct as possible the sheriff
has caused to bc constructed a tenn
poraTy stairway from the rear of the
second story of the court house. Its
upper landing is the platform of the
old fire escape and is reached through
the auteroom of Judge Woods pri-
waite chambers. The jurymen can be
taken directly from the court room
without going outside of the rallied
inclosurc
-Four bailifis. two for day service
and two for night service, will guard
the jury. The house will be carefully
and constantly watched. Entry to the
open lawn will be prohibited. One
Of the day bailiffs will remain at the
house while the jury is in court and
the night baili1s will do no sleeping
during their watch.
The Associated Press has made ev-
cry preparation tu handle the news Of
the trial extensively. Its leading man
ager from New York and Chicago is
here with an army Of assistants The
chief European nepwspapcr service has
made arrangements 10 handle the
American reports. Thus an accurate
detailcdreport of the trial will be sent
over the world by the capitalist press
There will just be one feature left out,
and that will be telling the points
made by the defense, the exposure Of
the diabolical eonspiracies of the mine
owners and the atmosphere and evi-
danea of bounded working class
bravely trying to protect itself against
the Vaccinations of demons seeking
life.
The true history of this tragedy Of
labor can only be told accurately by a
socialist press prepared to handle the
situation. This we have not got in
America as yet But still we shall be
able 10 do something Besides myself
for the News and the Herald, there
are here now George H. Shoaf for the
| Appeal. He also sends 500 words a
day 10 the Chicago Socialist. Mills
also wired him for a report for his
projected Tribune. Wade Roscoe Parke
il also here for the Daily and Weekly
! People. Numbers Of others have been
reported rs prospective arrivals, but
these are all that are on the ground at
present.
The Haywood family has become
settled in permanent quarters nt lli9
Twelfth street. They have nicely