Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

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IN tSot " ~ place wISero M butcher
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Ghntlo offaY plle 1sas& outside the
Ebuiloine to this smaller one. lyine On
Ethe concfets xloce oe ths slaughter
and the lard cans . only ! short dis
lance for the armies OF files.
standing In their places - they
were watching the work. the inspectors
saw the blood and other refuse washed
down the chute into the branch Of the
river that flows under the tsso bridges
In Pierce park. They discovered the
reason why the park - always 90 In
tested with files ana mosquitoes and
why u sometimes 70 the place where
disease begins In the personal ex-
perience Of nearly every ons present at
the inspection. the great green flies
and mosquitoes have been seen down
the stream In the park.
Withevt Feed q Water.
Locked In their pans without food
or water were found three OF four hogs
ana nearly = dozen sheep. The COM
panys man admitted that he had
planned to kill the animals that night,
which the inspector says ID also against
the law. He declares that the law proc
hibits the slaughter Of animals that
have stood for 20 hours without water
or for a slightly longer period without
food. It IL claimed that animals
slaughtered at that time are IN few
erish condition and are absolutely unfit
for human use.
'6hut on from the rest Of the world
by a small forest along the bank Of the
river and almost inaccessible except
for a treacherous road out from the
blum down to the bottoms, no one in
the party had ever discovered the
slaughter house before. In the inspec-
ton party were James H. Wallis. the
state inspector: DR.. M. w. Smith, Dep
uty White and the Misses irwin. state
humane officers"
The answer of tho defendant COM
pany Is long, taking up each item OF
the complaint and admitting and deny
ing in accordance with tho facts as set
forth therein. Perky 4 Crow are rep
resenting the Capital News and Ed
wards. Gibson and Barnes appear for
the plaintiff.
The work Of empanelling the Jury
was taken UP Immediately. George II.
Wyman, a mining operator: Geosge
al rntl . ~ rk~
car conductor; L. A. Sloan. cigar
store clerk; Robert McNeal, farmer;
J. A. Edie, q civil engineer; d. r. Dur
rell. retired; w. z. Ehler, contractor
and painter; T. II. McDermott, farmer;
H. e. Peterson, clerk; w. T. Fulk, m
cigar dealer; and C. r.
Smith, a retired grocer, were called to
the box. Eide had formed an opinion
from what he had heard Of the case
and was excused for cause. J. p. Hop
son was called to the box to. fiil his
place. Hopson. who IL laborer, had
also formed opinions from what he had
seen which he believed would unfit him
to serve on the jury ana he also was
excused, and w. Whyte. a photogra-
pher, was called.
This completed the Jury as far as
grounds OF objection were
but the attorneys for the
plaintiff excused r. II. McDermott, the
farmer, and C. p Edge, street car
was called and qualified.
Whyte. the photographer, was excused
by the defense. and Joseph r. Powell
was called and qualified. The plaintiff
company excused Robert McNeal, an
other farmer, and Charles Wartman
was called. The defense excused Pow
ell and his place was filled by the Sc
lection of w. Whitaker from the clerks
jury box.
At this point adjournment was taken
for the noon recess Of the court until 2
o'clock.
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