Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-26

burnt bone. was about 20 feet long. but
the part burning was about to 8 feet
square and there was no fire on the rest
of the pile. He said maggots couldn't
last very long around the fire and there
were no more flies than could be seen
anywhere. He said the' odor was GER
tainly not offensive.
At the afternoon session yesterday
%. l.. Gibson was still on the stand.
He testified that there was q privy
vault on the grounds and that 1t was
open to flies but was not used for
toilet purposes but that the brush was
used for this purpose. and this - also
open to files. He was then excused.
Stakeholder on Stand.
A. d. Clark was next called. He Ii q
farmer dealing in cattle and horses
and is a stakeholder and director Of
the Central Dressed Meat company.
plaintiff In this case.
He told Of being at the slaughter
house about 9 o'clock OF the evening
Of Aug. -. He took there . two-year-
old and a FUR year-old heifer and
went through the laughter house to
see the new cement floor He said 1t
was in fine shape and perfectly clean
with no offal there and the doors were
screened but when he entered he step
ped over a board. He didn't go inside
the rendering room but looked in and
there was no bad 8. I'll there or any
where and II was in perfect condition.
He said he couldn't say there was q
fly In the slaughter house or render
ing room and noticed no offensive
smells anywhere.
He said he Is the largest stock
holder in the company. owning about
so per cent or a little less Just now.
Mrs. Amelia Bradford was next call
ed. She lives near the slaughter house
and has lived there since last December
and visited 1t every cay or two from
Aug. ] to Aug. Is. Ste said the ofral
pile was about by feet and was
always on fire at each end and in the
middle. She never sey any maggots
or green flies there ct any time. On
Aug. II or IL there was some new stuff
from the shop but 1t had been set on
fire and was burning end there was
no bad odor or smell.
| She was there when the inspectors
| were there. In the rendering room she
saw two barrels o. ta1low, rendering
kettle. a strainer. Is or 20 buckets lard
for soap grease. The floor was clean
except grease from cracks in the bar
rel, the kettle and strairer and other
articles were clean and there was no
bad smell. but the floor was just
about as greasy as I'll FLORIST look ed
like 1t had been oiled. She saw some
dead flies outside but none inside the
screens. The lard and coap grease had
been there ever since the first of April
when she saw 1t rendered. She said
| there had been hog hide on the fence
| that morning but some estray hogs had
torn It down and were eating 1t. She
said the hogs had beer in the pen not
over four days and had been fed some
corn on the thirteenth. she had seen
water in the tub In the cattle pen that
day and she saw one Of the men get
over and dump the wafer out. A boy
! came down from the 81 op on horseback
and watered the cattle. On the twelfth
she was in the slaughter house and no.
| ticed that the floor was clean; that
everything else was clean; that there
was no bad smell; that there were no
[ flies there except few on The north
screen door but none about the trough
and there was no bad smell there at
all. The slaughter house was dry
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