Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-12
NEW EVIDENCE COMES IN LAST
 DAY TRIAL
fFrom Wednesday,s DaiIy.)

Campbell than was at first apparent was brought out as the defense of Privates Juan Apodaca and Felix Griego proceeded in the superior court yesterday. Not only was there lusty play with household furniture, to the detriment of the murdered man, but there was also at some time, a gun brought into action. The mys- terious bullet hole in a door, chest high on an average man, was an item in yesterdays highly involved testi- mOny.
 Impeachment of much of the Camp, bell woman's testimony was attempt ed by the defense, and in the proceed ings. it was brought out that there were others involved, who have here tofore never appeared on the trials horizon. Notable among these was Lee Overton, alleged by witness for the defense to have aided Campbell in removing from her house sundry bundles, the Tuesday following the Sunday night murder.
 The defense rested at 4:30 p. m. yesterday. Voluminous instructions were submitted by Attorney A. H. Favour. The prosecution asked only the stock instructions in murder cases made and provided. E. s. Clark ot the prosecution called attention to the length of the defense's instructions and asked for time to consider them, before attempting 70 argue. Judge Sweeney agreed to adjourn until 7:3O in the evening, at which time he ex- pectcd both sides to be prepared to go to the bat
 Morning Session.
 Justice of the Peace Chas. H, Mo Lane was first witness for the defense in the morning. He introduced ? certified copy of the proceedings oi his court. in which Nellie Campbell was convicted of running disorder lv house. This was to show that Nellie had fbbed the day before when she denied having ever been SC convicted. R. T. Belcher, who took stenographic notes of the preliminary examination was then called to verify certain discrepancies between Nellie present and her past testimony.
 Formation of an Alibi, -.n.
 The defense then started in tC build a sort of alibi Mrs. Mary Ro beno testified that the two defendants had had something 10 eat at her res tsurant at about 4:30 tho day of thi murder. Campbell had positively sworn that neither Apodaca nor Gre go had ever left her place that after noon. Privates Clare B. Brocket and w. J. Murphy testified that they had attended a motion picture show in the city on the night of the killing and had returned to camp within few minutes after the show had le out at about o'clock. At the was' room. they had found Apodaca, Grlc go and Baca. This was to controver the states witness, who had said th' three men had been in her house un til after midnight.
 That the trouble at Nellic's ha' occurred right around midnight wa the declaration of Mrs Harry Hall a neignbor. who had been awakened at three or four minutes to twelve b. the sounds of a riot, loud talking Il Spanish, and then a shot at Camp bells resort. Mus. Hall said he clock was so placed that light shon on it. and she was positive as to tn time.
 B. H. McIlvain, who runs a J1tneA measured the mileage from the pos te Campbelrs house and then ha walked it at aH ordinary gait. proviH that the distance can be negotiate without undue effort in 30 minute and 30 seconds. A man named Par ton then took the stand and said tha Manuel Gonzales and a number C other Mexican young men had bee roomifg at a house he owned. o Sunday, December 26, 1918, he say Gonzales about 5 or p. III. and ha collected his rent, so Gonzales coul not have been at Nellie's at the hou named. He interjectcd hint th' several other NIexicans, who Ina been rooming with Gonzales, ha never shown their faces since the da of the killing.
 Bring In Overton.
 The sensation of the afternoon W. when Florence Hall, aged IA, toe the stand. She was passing u Campbell home on the afternoon the Tuesday following the kil ing, and had seen Nellie and L' Ovcrton engaged in carrying aws some bundles they had brought or of the house. Campbell'S testmor had been that she never returned the house that day, and later, tn she had not seen Overton, who h' been in Skull Valley for month.
 NJ. P. Lacy, who went and move Nellie's piano during the week tc lowing the discovery of the bod said he found the bullet hole ill tl door, but no trace of that bullet ait it had pierced the wood. Sgt, P
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