Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-24

TO 6 or o'clock?
A. Yes.
Q. During all this time. there was
nobody there to see you?
A. Yes.
Q. When was there anybody there
to see you?
A. About $3.50 or 2:45.
q. At 2:3O or PAS did you see
someone there?
A. Yes.
Q. Did they see you?
A. You bet.
Q. Who?
A. The butcher.
q. Know his name?
A. No.
.. Is he known as John Anderson :?
a. do not know.
q. Do you know where that
butcher is now?
A. No
9. Have lou ever heard where that
butcher is now?
A. No
house and talked to this butcher all
the time while he was killing those
animals?
~. SoOIle OF the time.
@. Did you tell him who you was ?
A. No.
O. Did you say that at the time the
| inspectors arrived they had killed one
beef. one veal ard two sheep?
A. Yes
O. Where was the other beef?
A. In the pen.
Q. Did they kill that afterward-
that day?
A. ! wasn't in the slaughter house
| after that time.
@. Do you know whether they killed
that other beef that day?
A. No.
Q. II that other beef was killed that
day, it was killed after the inspectors
went down there?
A. Yes-not after he went down,
but after I was in the slaughter
| house.
Q. Wasn't you In the slaughter
house with the inspectors after they
arrived there?
A. No.
@. You didn't go in the slaughter
| house at all that afternoon on the 14th ?
A. ! certainly did.
!
| rived?
A. After the inspectors arrived I
didn't go into the slaughter house.
@. You saw this before--you knew
up IN the time the inspectors arrived,
| only one beef was killed?
A. Yes.
Q. If only one was killed, the other
| must have been killed after they got
| there?
| A. I don't know.
@. Did you say you do not know
whether the Misses Irwin went in the
lard house or not?
| A. Yes.
Q. Didn't 1t strike you as odd
! there was only one piece of clothing
| around there and that was the siicker
| overals?
A. didn't give 1t any thought.
Q. How large a hole did he cut in
the paunch when he put his finger in
| and dragged 1t over TO the platform?
| A. Large enough for his two fin
! gers.
@. He drug it on the platform from
which the platform leads?
| A. Yes.
| @. OF what IS that platform con-
structed?
! A. Cement
@. I believe you stated water ran
| out Of that paunch?
A. No.
Q. Didn't you say blood and fluid
ran out of that paunch?
| A. A fluidy substance; I didn't say
| water.
Q. A fluidy substance?
A. Yes.
| @. Did you say that the butcher
arrived there about Gas?
A. No.
| @. $3.50?
A. Yes.
Q. What did the butcher do after
he got there?
A. Tied up his horse and got out
of the rig first.
@. Then what?
A. Went into the slaughter house
Q. Then what did he do?
! A. Took off his ordinary usual
| clothing he had on and put on this
| dirty, filthy stuff hanging on the
| wall
Q. Put on the slcker.
A. Yes.
| Q. How long was that after he got
! there?
A. Ten to fifteen minutes.
| Q. After he put that on, slcker
and overalls. what did he do?
| A. Drove that COW up into the kill
| ing pen.
! Q. How did he kill that COW?
A. Hit her in the head with a
sledge hammer.
Q. Where were you at the time !?
A. Standing outside. looking into
| the door.
Q. Did he see you?
| A. ] don't know.
Q. Had no seen you before that
A. Yes.
@. What was the next animal he
killed?
| A. Veal
Q. Then what?
A. Two mutton.
l. @ Then what A1seo