El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-28

tickets made out by HadIock at tn,
window 1 don't know how they voted
The reason I objected to the meT
standing outside the window. 1 though
they might influence the voter I don
know whether the men on the outsid,
SAID anything to change the way tn,
tlcket was made out
Mr.. Hadlock made out tickets 2.
ana 70, without asking the men how
they wanted them made out I don
know how the tickets were made ont
| When we were all four keeping the
check there was no way for a mistak,
10 De MADE The majority was right
| Judge baIVey said; Some times, Vol
know, the majority may be wrong"
| Inc witness replied: Yes, that's Nvbat
the anti-ring is trying to demonstrate
Falvey-''Yes. and making a botct
/ :. Witness-'rhere were 1O2 on n.
! S5icAet l think OPe instance I remem-
/ district attorneys office I had one
| ahead for Bridgers. The other mar
| agreed to set up with me-"
Discrepancies In Tally.
I our or IlVe times there was a dis
Crepancy- We were never ahead more
lnan one I don't remember the officse
1 Gont know who it hurt
- aattEeyE 1hese things you objected
70 TO- tney were corrected soon. WEREN'T
Witness-"oh, no. cant saw +bo.
rms thing about marking the ficJ-s+g
by man who could not understan5
what the voter said I obiecfed 70
me OFFICER being there. The thinps 7
Itsu 10 were finally removed.
Armed Officer Close to voter
On redirect examination the 1It+-,,.-
saIu' Inc deputy sheriff, or the off
~ N Inc mouse was armed He v-as
-, ne mouse TOO numerous times to
count He was in there when +be1y
q al - @-TH
Mnlte IN the room. He was sornetiroes
cIoser TO the voter than we were S
Iar as the secrecy of the ballot Us
0O.n.4cerheo, that was not so with him.
-, L caIIed Mr.. HadlOck's attention tn
the fact that McVey- was a ca1di5a+e
HaoIock told me he was a supporte-
OF the ring ticket" 'ei
seymour Thurmond-arWeII. vo,, corId
ten 3y his actions there he was.
Witness-'I believe I could"
Voter Says He Got So.
rogue Malina testified that he voted
~ mouse near the stOckyards. THE
mouse; ne said, at one time was
g. OOIAouSe- The witness stated that
Nj Ounne went to his house in a hue
gy ana took him to the stockvards p
Eote- II was Joe Dunno, he said If
was who sent him there. He said 4ba+
When ne went into the place he was
asked who he wanted to vote for TL
witness stated that he said he wa nteI
10 vote for the ring.
- l had my first papers and I showed
them said the witness. 'aTbev dId
IUt give me anything They Just said.
everything is alright
Joe Dunno offered to give ma e
Dut ne only gave me 81 About
month before the election Dunno ta1l,eS
10 me He only told me to come and
ana voted for the ring
he said he would give mn - - 7
would come and vote I lerr nv work
70 70 come and vote He only paid me So
He owes me So" -
Thurmond-'Yo expect to collect
that money, don't YOU ;"
WltnesS-"No. From above The
witness pointed up.
trict court?' us
ThUrmond-'EYou mean that r-,,, 49,.
as likely to get that money as The
stars are to eqll?"
Witness-"Thats it That's it"
says He Was PaiG After Election
M Dunno paid me the 81 two davs
AFTER the election. I took the monev
and went home. On election dav thev
IlrSt TOOK me to the saloon that be-
longed to Joe Dunno. I went on foot
there- A boy who was working at the
house of Mr.. Dunno came To me di6
not go in the saloon. Joe Dunno met
me at the saloon. He did not give me
drink He showed me the place
where was to vote. He only sent me
there, he did not tell me anything.
told the men in the room that Toe
dunno sent me there. I did not talk to
Charley Dunno but he nor anyone else
ever spoke to me about the election"
On cross examination the witness
SAID: saw Joe Dunno at the saloon
little after o'clock. It vas the same
man who offered to pay me the So a
month before. I showed him nv first
papers ana he sent me there. I went
by myself on foot, to the polls. I
knew Charley and Joe Dunno since
they were boys The saloon is on Ala
mo street in front Of the brewery.
Says He Has Been Here "a Years.
have been in the town 81 years
and 1 will be 65 next year. I came
from Chihuahua here when I was %
Joe Dunno said he would give me
80 If I voted. I voluntarily voted for
the ring.
Working for "a a Week.
On redirect examination the witness
said that he was working for Albert |
Carpenter for 81 a week He said he |
ola not know how many days the cleo |
ton lasted. The witness sefd he went |
to Joe DUNES house two days. but /
could not find him
Seymour Thurmond-"When YOU
voted the ring ticket you expected to |
get So, didn't you2"
Witness-"I expected to get what I /
did not get"
The place where the witness voted.
he said, was far from the saloon.
Judge Falvey-'Tsn't II the truth |
that Joe Dunno told you if you would !
stop your work and vote he would pay
you, but did not tell you how much. /
and you expected So"
Witness-"Yes, I expected IS. I asked |
him when he paid me 81 If that was all 4
he was going to pay me. There was !
nothing said about the amount at first" |
Thurmond-'When did Joe Dunno /
tell you he would pay you S."
Witness-"About Is days before the 4
election. He said that he would give /
me So I worked one week for Joe |