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!es for you, on the pretense that you1 lo«>k for Liskey at Ml llebiou ou l)<- ««vltleiit e wlilch coi robotnt«*«l tl <> t«*» lo show only th«* larceny of un«» inai«’ TlH’’» l-1 ••*«•<* < AtMItll III Ihl* ASM ♦ U hi of Ihtf c'uunlry than all ulh*r dhraasM put lu*athar, and wante«l to buy some polo ponies, and «-««niber 13, 1908; that he spokw to tluion.» of tile wltno.i.« Welch and W the pr«ip«*i'ly of G«*ot'g«* «(Itter. until th* laat f*w *«ara waa au|i|miam| U> lw larur ' aft* r you had cut out s lot of mares him »nd ask« d him If hu was nut II. Shook iu I'eguid to visiting the (Continued from Page 1 I atda. For a ■ many year« AurUtr« |»rumma«m| 'V* and gehiing suitable for your purpose Chas. I.tskcy and that th«* reply wa< * Ct-as. Liskey and the Alf. Wnlll.i "'That there I» a fatal variant«' be It a U n al dWHam» anti |>fam rll»<*l h* al ’did you not g.*t some one to aid you "No " 11«» excused himself and went ranclK i in company with tliu witness tw«*eti the allegation ot th«» Indict and l»> «MMialantly falling la rur* with hnal liv«( and bill him good by««, and said he| iiMHit, |ir4*n<»ui•<'•**! H hirurald«*. H« 1*144ha« |>mv*ti 'to drive those horses to the railroad. on about his business. On cross-ex es lie («-.«titled In ri-gnnl to finding incut and proof in this, that ths « atarihUHw a c«»n«IHutU»nal dloew««i and that* would start back that day and prob-1 ! your purpose being tu steal thus«* amination h<* t«*stlfi«*<l that he thought th«* cover of a cracker box in it tiail Indict luent charge» the larceny of for* raqulit* <*»n*lIIuAhnial lrvatn»*nl. liaJi'a ably stop at the Bruce rauch that I horse»?” tl ** man was Liskey, l>ut that he was 1 g r hole near a pine ire«» which j fourteen iiorses, the poraoltnl prop catarrh Curv. nianufa« tuiad by > J. I'hanwy A alght. "No, sir. I did not.'' not sure of It after ho had spoken Welch pointed out .saying th««y had erty of Henry Vinson ami on» horse, (ah, T»»l*A«i, Ohio, A* th* only cunatUutiunal eura on lb* mark*! It 1« taken Internally in ib«** front On the train he met Tom Offield i Owing to the slight illness of Juror to him He was ask« d a lunch bidden there. Th«* article the pettinai property ot (¡"orge Rii It) dn>pa to a tra*i"««Hiftil II a« la dhm'tly un (he who wanted to know where he was Jas. Col«* ther«< was some delay Sat wore a mustache and replied in th«* was plac«*d on exlill>itIon Mr. Wal ter, and the proof, atuotig other vai bkMid and ntucuu* •urfat'«** of the ayaUnn They going, anti he told him he had a car- ! urday in resuming tbe proceedings affirmative. lie was next askmi If ker also (■*stlfi<>d that this brand of lances, shows tliut the fourteen lior»«1» ofTwr one hundred <i«»llata fur any raaa it falla Io toad of horses which he was taking! in the Chas. Liskey trial Shortly the mustache the man wore was ns crack«>rs Is sold by the Bradley »tor«* alleged to be the property of Henry I'ara. Monti fur rlrrulat* and tamtinmnlal*. A.ldrw. r J CHUNKY A <M>. Tided«.» Ohio to Stewart. At Sacramento one of after Court convened every seat in long as his ow n. Wltness Bagby an- al Bonanza. Vlnuon were at the time of th<> »lieg Hold by Ikugflata. Tft* tile horses which was a little latue, the room was occupied and through-1 sw cred. “I did nut measure It, but Prosecution praciicallv complet ml «-il larceny the property of the part- Tak* Hail*« Faintly 1‘illa fur cunalipattaMt ■was left at a livery stable, aud the out the entire day tbe attendance I should judge that It was " Its evident*«* and case wa» continued I n<*r»lil|>, comptiaod of Rubo Vinson, remaining 20 went through to Sau I w its large. J. F, Billingsly. a livery stable until Tuesday morning at which I Phoebe Vinson, Henry Vinson, Ale» Francisco, where 19 were sold to aj Walter Welch was again called to* man at Mt. Hebr««n, testified that tlm«> the prosecution will tluish U h Vinson and Annie Vinson, and that buyer from San Jose for >50 a head, th«* stantl by th«* proaecution for re , th«» carload of horses In question was cas«* Henry Vinson had no spis-lnl propri ty the other being an ol«t mare, was sold dlr«*ct examination. The check re shipped, but tliut lie could uot iden UH therein.am! that there I» u«>l »ultli lent Attorney Mills gav«* notice that tor >20. After the sal«* a settlement ceived by him from Stewart in pay-■ tify Liskey as the man who acco tu soon as the »tale r««sted Its case he corrotiatlon of the evidence of the was made with Mr. Lyons, on«* of tuent for the horses was introduced panied Welch, llís testimony eorrob- would offer a motion asking that the accolli|>li<-«>. Welch, of the larceny of Stewart's men. who. after d«*ductlug by the prosecution as evidence cor orated that of pre<«i>dlng witnesses I I I « as«« bo dismlsacl on acofunt of the alleged hor»e a» the peritonei prop the commission and expenses, gave roborative of th«* testimony of the in that he gave . vid« nee that the man I «arlauce of th«* testimony from th«* erty of George Ritter THE LAND MAN him a ch«*ck for >771. He theu went witness Cousiderable argument as I who was with Welch bad taken his charg«»» in the Indictment and <»p«*n- "Counsel movo» on th«- further ami to the Mtssion Bank and had the to whether or not this could be done' I ors«* from his stab!«* on the same day 1 ing atatement. fifth grouiKl that there Is a total fall •heck cashed and bought a Portland follow«*d with th«* result that th«* of that the shipuieut of horses was Duiing tile afternoon session the ur«< ou tin* part of til«' State to prove draft for >600. putting the balance in List your land for sale with thia fer of the ehtek was withdrawn. made crowd w um so largt* that much of the the owuerslilp of the horae» »ll«'g«-<l office, we have buyer» fur all his pocket. Welch was also questioned closely c I ssm ' s of Klamath County Lewis Gerber was the first * it time spectators were forced to stand to hav«* luen »tulen from Henry VIn He remained in San Francisco two about being urged to «-scape while at news called after the noon r«*coss ili» Tb<* mother of tbe defendant sat by »on. a« completely »hown by ih«» rec property. •r three days and then went to Sac the Liskey ranch with Deputy Sher testimony was to show which was the bis side durlug the entire hchh I ok ord» and brami» last introduced." ramento and finally came back to iff's Walker ami Shook In connec rniMt feasible rout«* for driving stock She waa not aff«*cted when datnag- After reading a d<*cl»i<«n coverlug Klamath Falls arriving here ou tion with this I k * only reiterated what trout th«» Klamath B.-tsin to Mt. Heb ing evidence was Introduce«! and her th«« motion mad«* by Mr. Mills. Judge The only acreage adjacent to Christmas. He then went to Honan- i Klamath Fall» for «ale in «mail he had heretofore said ron His tewlimony showed that th«- ' be irltig Is such as would Indicate Noland promptly overruled It with- •a and hearing that there waa liable tract». More thun a »core of Mrs Fitch, who resides north of ( route through the lava beds was Implicit confidence in her son's iu- out permitting au.i argument Ths to be trouble left and went to Sac- tieople huve »»cured »it»» for Dairy, was th«* next witness called through au uulnhablt<*d district and nocence. defense saved sn objection to this home» mniento, where he was later arrested Her testimony corrobrate«t the wit When Court conv«*ne«i Tu«*»day j ruling When the Court met Friday the, ness Welch in that Liskey and Wai- 'was not used as frequently as the Brief intermlaalon wa« then taken* i route via Ijtird's and the Davis ranch . morning th«* first wit Hess called in ' motion for the defense to strike out I ilia had b«««*n with him on the 4th day which he considered the most feas-! Liskey cas«* • a» T J. I’attersou. ufi after which the defense <-all«*«l Its •re the best buy» on the market sertaln evidence given by Welch was of De«x*mt>er when they catue to her , ible I lebron, who t<*stlfi«*d tu seeing I first wituens. Arthur Languii, of Bo-1 Mt. Hebron, argued Mills contend«*d that where ranch with a bunch of horses At hors«** driven to the nanta. who teatlfied to ha»ing had Guy Merrill gav«> evidence as to I the bam! of horses tbe indictment charged tbe stealing torney Mills for the defens«* obj«*cted stock yards and load«-d onto th«« car a conversation with Walter Welch I i hi* headquarter» iu the lava beds. •f a number of horses, the evident*«' to every question ask«*«! Mrs. Fitqb This was about I o'clock Iu the after on or about December 5. 1908, In showing that one of hi» camps, where tended to prove the theft of a cer and the Court In turn ov«»rrul«*d every he had provisions and bay. had b«*en noon. and they were driven by two regard to | k >I o poniea, Wei«-h staling! tain number of mares, fillies, gvld- objection. disturb«*«! about the time that the men, but <!ld not pay auffi<-i«*nt atten that he was In the market for horses tAgS. etc. Decisions from the courts I Luke Walker was next called and Th«* of thia character witm-ss Welch stat >>d that they had tion so as to recogulie them of Texas, Montana and other states his t«*stimony substantial«^ tn part shorter of the two men rod«* the lar Eldon Hnntn. a »on of Mr». M were quoted showing that the Su-! the evidence given by Mrs. Fitch, as pass«*«! through that section with th«« ger hors«* and b«* aotleed him riding Smith, the wltneaa for the prosecu- in question. bam! of horses preme Court held that the charge had ' be was at her house at the time that 1*1 Stewart, of San Francisco, away from the d«*pot going east He tloa who »tat« d positively thut th- R to be sustained by the evidence.1 M. RICHARDSON Welch. Wallis and Liskey stopped <l«*t*'Udant Liskey I» th«* man w ho was through whom Welch dl»|x»e<*d of the w««r** a yellowish coat While the decisions of the Texas I there with a bunch of horses Mr. Al«<> Vinson, »on of Henry Vinson, with Welch when th«*» »topp««! at her* United States Com missi oner sourt was favorable to the defense, Walker was. however, not positive as horse«, corroborated the witness He stat«*d h<* was place over night with the horses, was Welch in that he had b«s-n Iu hla was then called the pros«M*ution argued that the de to the identification of th«* defendant TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD employ: that he had brought thei 30 years old an«! that he lived on next place«] on the sian«! II«* teatlfied 1 cisions of a larger number of other as he bad not taken particular notice PROOF TAKEN horses in question to his yards in i th»* Vinson ranch In lamgoll Valley. that hi» bom«* I» with hi» mother uu state Supreme Courts held that the of him. H«* te»tifi«*d Iu relation to the owner th«* Major Bruco ranch, that he ».i* San Francisco; that they had b«s*n i term horse included all the species, Office. Thini and Main, <>pp«>»ite City of the horses and stated that, at borne on th«* night that two mon Mrs. Arthur Pearson was called sold to San Jo»«* parties, and that the ; ship Library. Telephone Sul * as mares, geldings, etc. The motion was no r«ml partnership exist ¡stoppixl there with a band of horsea. uext and she was followed by Arthur cheek on exhibit was given Mr.Welch there ' was overruled by Judge Noland. Both appear for the horses in fiual settlement af ing between Henry Vinson and the that he did not remember th«* exact Walter Welch was then placed on Pearson, her husband All the slock was bought date, but that II wua on or about BENSON A STONE ed to have poor memories anti the ter be had deducted the aiuuuuts children the stand and cross examined by and sold by dir«*ctlon of Mr Vinseu December 13. i9oa, that be did uol usual reply to questions was ‘ *1 don't due him ATTORNEYS AT LAW ■ills. He stated that he was 38 years tin cross examination by Mills. be recognlte Liskey, but that one of Attorney of age and was born in England He remember.'* From their testimony On cross-examination .intrrican Hank stat«sl that his father visited the I the men was <>f the »atip* build and same to thia country when 16 or 17 it was shown that they resided on the Mills moved that all of the evidenci and Trait Hldf. rauch every year. sometime» In May ¡that it was undoubtedly the defend Chas. Liskey place during the time years of age and first stopped at Ba- relating to the transfer of the horses K AMATM raLS • OREGON and during the summer and some- ant; Hat he live«« n«-ar the Liskey that Liskey is charge with assisting ■er City. Since then he had been all b>- struck out on the ground of be tinv-s In the winter That hl» father place about six years ago »nd that h<* in the horse stealing. Most of their •ver the Pacific Coast. Working at ing heresay. Considerable argument mail«* bls horn«* In M«*dford, and that hu«l not se«*n l.isk«-y since that tliu«< Prairie City. LaGrande, Portland. testimony was In regard to when followed with the result that the no stock was bought or sold by th«* t>ti cross «-xatuinatioa it was shown Welch catue to the Liskey ranch, the Ontario, and the Burns country. He motion was al!uw«*d in so far as it children without first consulting their that tlo wlttP'SH i as aliout 14 or 13 length of titn«> be remained, and with ATTORNEY AND Klamath County in the fall <ame to pertained to a certain memorandum fath«*r and getting his sanction Ills years of ag<* when be rosl<l«-d n«*ar whom he left the place. Owing to COUNSELOR AT LAW •f 1906, stopped at Dairy and then introduced, wnich gave figur«*s re I i fatter k«-pt th«- books and handled Dairy. the fact that their replies were sel KLAMATH FA Ll>, OREGON went to work on the Frank Adams garding the sum r«-c«-ived for th«- !all th«- money ami paid th«* expens«*« dom direct their testimony was of Andrew Smith, a brother of th«* ROOMS 7 A 0. MURDOCH BLOG ranch. He also had spent a number horse- Witness testified that must j()n r«-dir«*< t by Druk«* h«* testified that little value to either side. Mrs. Pear pre« «-«‘«ling witness, trstlfi-d that h< •f years in Canada, Montana aud oth of the horses were mark'd with a V 'h«* V brand was the official brand la «6 y«-ara of age; that he formerly I son testified that the yellow macki er states. brand, while one N. C. and one G. (> Hf tl «- Henry Vinson sto« k the rcaided near Dairy and ilia' whll* WILL A. LEONARD He had worked 'or Henry Egley naw eoat on exhibition was brand. Albert Patterson was <-al|i-d as u there In- met the defendant; t l at r Liskey. w|-.il oth- one worn by Chas, driving horses from Wagontire coun Ritter, a farmer of Yonna | witness and not h«*ing pr<w«*nt. «he Geo follow *«d id-., ified DENTIST try. He made three trips coining by er witnesses who testified that he waa the own- Judge otd«*tV*d a bench warrant Is- hail not a- <-n him for aluiut six « ea the article as the property ; of ll: • ac- Valle;. that lie was at the home of hi» mot! way of Sprague River through Yon- er of a certain gray horse branded j tued for his arrest to appear as a Wlthrtt* -Mdhasc tiulldlng • i last |><•<■.-uib«*r when two men atop sa Valley, crossing the Lost River cused man. O . which he sold yesterday; that witness ped C. W. Sherman. ; Sr., was asked or. IV there with a Lunch of horses, near Horton's and stopping at the horse was In California win-re it Arthur Pierson ask«**! p«*rtnl*.-«lon that hi- saw the fac«-a of both men. DR. C. P. MASON Adams ranch. From there the horses a few questions in regard to tin time r.ad been removed without bis tier to be r«*called to make plain certain but dl«l nut ti-cognlte cither of them, were taken to Montague where they when a certain show was held at mission; tl.at he sold tbe hone- be DENTIST («•stlmony hr he lad previously glv«-n that on«- aa» a tall man and one a w^re shipped. He had work d some Dairy. His testimony was tha the cause it was too expettslv«* to hav»- Liskey was gout- 3 He i Udjcc m American Bank A Trust (’« in stated that short heavy set fellow time for Stewart, not all the time, show occurred on Decan, b *■; 1 ♦, 1 aus. the aninial returned. pany's Building or 1 days nt mi time and at another one being cross- of Its He was excused witbou played The defense but principally in summer. He bad Rub« Vinson, the son of 11 -nrj tittle l«U ú U< u úa;4 This «vas th«* strongest card» wheU the wit ui - hh . PHONE 614 sever bought any horses for Stewart, examined. V!?son, was next placed on D 'an- .:4i< Im. th** night of thè Emma Liskey, the 17 year old »In ML4MATH FALLS OREGON The next witness gave evidence and te.-iifie.l in r**garl 1 lo but had instructions to buy horses. .—leu In regal i to th»* t**l-*|>hone t>r of the defendant, wa.« placed on N». U He worked at the Shook lanch in that was >««. ptionaiiy damaging to horses in question at &tu Ju?« , in I «all, b<- siati-d tl.at h>* v* as not sure the stand Her testimony was a dl- summer of 1907 and that fall clerked the defense. Mrs. M Smith, who January, 1909, and that they had 2500 Acres Free .as to tbe « xa< t time. It might have reel contradiction of that given by tn the store at Dairy for Mr. Davies lives on the Major Bruce ranch, 13 previously been seen by him in Lan The Lakeside company ha» ‘¿IM acres Thanksgiv- several wltne»»e» for the State, In I lie.-n anywher«* between Also worked a short time for Chas miles from Mt. Hebron, testified that g* ll Valley; that they were the prop- of lan<i under the A<l»rns ditch that it ; ing and the time of the show. fact, her stat«*m<*nts bad a tendency will give RENT FREE for one year. Drew and then went back to the she saw Walter Welch and Chas. «•rty of the Vinson's and had been County Clerk D«-I.a|> was put on to t«-ar down the entire prosecution This includes the use of th«« land and Shook ranch. Had been with Shook's Liskey on December 13, 1908; that shipped out without the permission Th«« renter must clear and the stand and g,«v<* ti-stiiiiouy In re- She guv«* a posit 1 vi- answer to every water. they stopped at her house that night I three different times. He had helped place the land in cultivation. Th«- rent I of the owners. gard to the record of sto«-k brands qu«H(lot> ask«*d and on cross examina er gets all the crop but we reserve the Mr. Stewart’s foreman drive horses with a bunch of horses; they cauie Attorney Mills objected to prac and marks which were introduced in tion did nut swerve from her original right to baalure the stubble. lioti to the railroad and bad helped break there late in the evening. Welch com- tically every question asked the wit evidence to prove that the brand of replies, According to tbe evidence Tne Lakeside (Company, iing to the house and asking her to ness and in every Instance the Court horses at the Adams ranch. J. Frank Adams, Msn»g«*r, the stol«*n hors«««« was that of Henry her she Ilves with her moth given by When Court convened at 1:30* be permitted to remain for the night, I overruled the objections interposed. Merrill, Oregon. i Vinson Attorney Milla for the de- er who reside» about two and a half Welch resumed the stand and Attor- he told her that they had been lost Miss Annie Vinson, daughter of . ft-nse made obj«*ctlon to practically miles from the home of the defend sey Mills proceeded with the exami In the lava beds for a few days with Henry Vinson, testified that she vis NOTICE OF HALE. I every qu«*»tion asked, argument and ant; that »he wan at home from th«* nation. The witness stated that dur- a band of horses; that they were ited San Jose in January of this year Notice 1» hereby given that I »hall, ¡delay ensuing. tith to the 14th of December and that on the 4th day of March, IMI, at Bg the past three years be had driv cold and hungry and wanted to stay and la company of the Klamath The prosecution offered in evidence she attended a show at Dairy on the en from wagontire mountain between for the night; she consented and they County officers »he visited certain 10 o'clock A. M. of said day. In front put their saddle horses in the barn feed stables where she saw the same a c»-rtifi«*d copy of the record and a night of the latter date; that she of the Klamath Development Com 500 and S00 bead of horses. pitree of leather on which is burned was accompanied to this show by Judge Noland interposed a query and corralled tbe others; they bad horses testifid to by the wlto<«s pre- pany'» office on Main street. In Klam the brand of Henry Vinson her brother», Charles, the defendant, ath Falla, Klamath County, Oregon, in the matter of the cross examina supper soon after coming into tbe ceeding her. Following the examlnatloti of Wit included; that for five or »lx day» tion as to the purpose of the line of house, but during their meal and alsoj Numerous objections were made sell at public auction to the highest ness Del^p the Htate rested its case. prevtou» to thia show Charles had Cuestiona, the object being to prac while eating breakfast the following by counsel tor defense, all of which bidder for cash, the following de Attorney Mill» for the defense then been at the home of his mother, suf scribed personal property, to-wit: tically serve notice that everything morning Liskey hung his head so were overruled by Judge Noland. made the following motion: fering from an illn<<sa resulting from would be done to expedite tbe trial that his face could not be seen dis One sorrel mare, bald face, about W. H. Shook, of Dairy, gave evi tinctly; he wore a mustache and had dence that he saw a certain gray I “Comes now the defendant, Charles an attack of the yellow rover which five years old, thirteen hands high, •f the case. Liskey, and motet the Court to in he contracted while a soldier in tbs The witness stated that the first a two weeks' growth of beard on his horse belonging to Geo. Ritter in weight 901 lbs., no brand visible. struct the jury to acquit the defend Philippine war; that during these Said sale will be made to satisfy Une the proposition to steal horses face; be had on a yellow mackinaw San Jose and that at the same time ant, and find a verdict of not guilty days be left the house occasionally, a lien for the suin of >7.SO for die was broached was near Mrs. Fitch's coat and she Identified the coat on he saw there a number of the Vin and for the following reasons to-wit: but he was not able to leave the pasturing said animal at the req ueat house, where he went to look at exhibition as the one worn by him. son horses. place; that on December 14th, he of John Doe, the posseaaor of the On cross-examination she testified I. sama polo ponies Liskey and Wallis After an intermission of nearly an •waed. There was a U. C. mare on that she has known Liskey for seven hour W. H. Shook was again called "That there Is a variance between went to bls home and on the way to same. rhe ridge. Liskey said: "Thera's years, but that she had not seen him and asked in regard to the condi the allegations In the indlctmont and the show that night she and her oth This notice la published in the a mare that could be sold in Frisco. for six years. However, she was pos tion of certain fences on the Walters the proof, kind and character of tbe er brothers stopped at bls place from Klamath Republican, a newspaper What do you say to taking It along? itive that Liskey was the man who ranch. He testified that the wires property alleged to have been stolen; where he accompanied them to Dairy. published In Klamath County, Ore After the noon recess Miss Emma gon, for three weeks prior to said It would help pay expenses.** to had been at her ranch with Welch had been cut on several fences and II. Liskey wa* again placed on the sale. even though she had no conversation wAich the witness replied: "It goes that there were marks showing that "That there is a fatal variance be Htand and Judge Drake resumed the with him and he tried to hide his' a band of horses bad passed through with the Swede.'* Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, tween the Indictment and proof In cross examination, but she remained this 8th day of February, 1909. This conversation was had before face. the openings. this, that the charge in the Indict firm In her testimony. < they reached Mrs. Fitch's. After John Blisk, who lives on the Bruce 2 11-2-25 D. n. CAMPBELL. W. C. Dalton, residing east of Tule J. W. Pool, who resides four mile» they left there Liskey and witness ranch with Mrs. Smith, was the next Lake, testified that on his ranch he ment 1» the larceny of fourteen head SHOP AT SUMMER«. had some conversation about steal witness called. Most of his testi found a number of fences on which of horses, the personal property of east of Olene, testified that he was A blacksmith shop has b ing horses; but Wallis did not engage mony was a corroboration of tbe evi the wires had been cut, leading to the Henry Vinson, and that the proof at the Liskey home on December 10,1 only tends to show pthe larceny of 1908, and there saw the defendant, tabllshed at Summers. Gener in these talks. dence given by Mrs. Smith, but in lava beds, and the Redding road. mares and geldings and does not tend who was sick, lying on a lounge. of all kinds promptly dons, John W. Logue, whose residence After reaching the corral with a the identification of Liskey he was to show the larceny of any animals On cross examination It was shown shoeing a specialty. 11 as positive as the former. He not is some eight miles north of Dairy, hunch of horses gathered that trip, in their natural state or stallions. that witness Pool bad resided In this the question of stealing the horses also saw him return from Mt. Heb- and who Is the father-in-law of Alf. county about three years, - having III. was gone Into thoroughly, and It was ron, or from that direction and gave Wallis, testified that on about De come here from Jackson County, and there is a fatal variance be- a description of the horse ridden by “ That cember 5, 1908, he saw the roan pony decided to abandon tbe question of previously from Douglas County, securing polo ponies and steal a car him that tallied with that given by sent to .San Jose in the Wallis pas tween the Indictment and proof In where he had been In troublo. this, that the charge In the Indictment preceedfng witnesses. BUSINESS COLLEGE! ture and that It was subsequently load of horses for the Frisco market. WASMWOTM «MS VSMTH STS I August Liskey, n brother of the among other charges, Is the larceny turned out with other horses by Wal »(T. E. Bagby, who resides at Mt. This was about December 4. W r Í t F fo R CATA LOO 1 of one horse, the personal property "Isn’t It a fact that you got Liskey Hebron, testified that he knew LIs- lis and Liskey. ■»NwsjwiMWMKHM. I (Continued on Seventh Page.) of George Ritter, and the proof tends S. L. Walker, a deputy sheriff, gave And Wallis to gather a bunch of bors- key; that be met a man whom he «.ISKIÄ FOUND Gl ll.TY. FRANK IRA WHITE Enterprise Tracts I Mills Addition lots FRANK IRA WHITE fHE LAND MAN C. C. BROWER 01MES H