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on
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Silver
Developing
Marmot
Engineer
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there
have
been
reports
that
the'
property
is
close
to
befnp
worked
out,
the
whole
operation
at
the
Premier
mine,
according
to
rtpwgta
reaching
the
city,
points
even
"to
greater
permanency.
In
.iikuf
di
ilie
buildings
that
were
destroyed
by
fire
a
few
months
aj."'.
larger
and
iiotter
structures
have
been
rushed
to
completion,
Two
buildings
have
been
erected
to
take
the
place
of
the
four
old
87
to
110
feet
with
steam
beating
end
me
new
mess
nail
is
one
has
ail
modern
appendages.
vtth
EVIDENCE
IN
m'
"VIHtWC
MY
THAT
t
ft
SKI
I
WAS
rt...:rted
Stewart
are.
nRIVR
TO
MIIOOTIM
HV
THE
x-nuuvc
of
nin
feet
'
til
:!k
veiu
Iron,
which
they
were
copper
lead
h
bee
traced
krnAj-,
to
thr
,t
2-
L1T
,
TU
,
A?tze
her.
in
which
Henri
Rlard
U
sSLTJIT?
!
PUC
T
h"?
with
the
murder
of
WUllam
ttUrtyls
feet
in
width,
carrying
quarts
Bltcr;!?
,t
gtWart
w
Yeara
Bve
wiw
weuem
value,
in
gold
and
Uer.
itt
the
except
ion
of
one
wltneaa.
all
la
tujpw
showing
value,
are
in
cop-
aovn
evWMe
,
wben
SI;!Bd
U"1r
.djcmed
yesterday
afternoon
at
M
HJiem,
of
the
high
trade
ore
are
WnU..
there
vere
,me
VBrt,.
NSWM
to
be
in
light
for
immediate
tSoM
on
d.u;,
the
,
SfaL.
T
"l
lh
circumstance,
attending
the
killing
dMlopmntt
ti
-
eaM
to
place
the
pro-
of
WllUm
Ritchie
wu
generaU
cor-
pert,
in
m
outatandlng
poeltlon
A
roboratetl
by
crown
wltneaa
mart
of
:
of
treaaury
ock
l.
already
under
whom,
a
by
tnelr
ovn
,amlMlonl.
h
to
ogllah
capital,
the
proseedt
man
aT
Itw
undcr
the
lnfllH)noe
of
of
which
will
provide
adequate
capital
1l(,uor
on
lh..
f
cca,1:)n
of
tbelr
o,...
to
Pteot
of
miner
at
continue
Cjpw
t)on
,
tbe
ad,ent
of
lhe
Tegr
work
to
batn
joductlon.
;u
m.M
tnr
contcnt!on
of
th,
3mi)
!trough
It
evidence,
that
Rlvaro
had
tt,
St
'Qpm,
manaajv
of
the
Marmot
hot
Ritchie,
following
a
brawl
In
hi
BafSmer
at
ttewart.
t
ttarted
a
crew
place,
a
be
wa
about
to
!r
ave
the
9
work
ea
the
silver-lead
lead,
which
premlfea.
Tliat
it
wai
not
Ritc
hie
'but
Id
about
10M
feet
higher
up
the
hill
another
member
of
the
party
and
th
-
caJ-
whPt
te
)kiaslneTy
crnvn
wltMM,
Paddy
O'DoimeU.
u
whom'
7
u
w
miup
.
w
uja
mjipcr
wimo
nao
mauiiy
taken
eaoepuoa
abowtag.
Th
ailver-laad
lead
carrie
that
hectic
morning
was
alas
uagt
oat
)us
and
will
be
easily
develop-
Oiir
of
th
wltncwea
awore
that
Rivard
mn.
mi.
mum
started
a
tuirotl
x
tt
had
aatd.
aa-
he
iltmkl
otlw
-h
-badW
in
um
ccttrw
of
dotug
hit
aaacasment
Immediate!)
after
the
killing:
"You
ark.
which
he
drove
16
feet
Thla
l
boy
drove
mr
to
t
"
There
were
evi-to
be
'eorlinM)d
intti
the
hill.
ioUowiiik
dently
no
wp.r.r-sson
who
actually
aaw
uk
tea
a
ana
gaming
a
depth
of
a
on
the
ahnotlnc
ieex
witn
toj
reet
at
tunnel,
in
the
motrtln-.e
a
foundation
la
bciiiK
Kraded
for
i
"auef3r
plnnl
ntr
the
camp.
Which
WIN
develop
the
copper
loud
upon
which
moat
of
Ms
wurk
hus
hitherto
been
done.
The
old
proM-i
;
mime!
may
Irfceiy
be
abnndonrd
uml
a
new
worklnx
tunnr!
driven
in
appr
Provlnrlal
Cnnatable
Potterton
of
Stewart
was
again
on
the
utand
when
fnurt
rcauembled
ycatcrday
afternoon.
After
cyme
nbJertlL'ii
by
A
H
Johnson
K.C..
rrown
f
juiwl.
he
win
allowed
to
reply
tn
a
question
by
Gordon
Winner
dr'enr
counsel,
as
to
the
character
of
xim.itelv
Pnddy
O'Djmiell
Potterton
stated
that
:-.r
k!!-w
O'Donnell
a
drinker,
and
nlture
of
the
room
in
i'hur
"t't
1
7
X
H
fiss
i
-V
-
Act
eo
much
a
a
tighter.
Be
knew
ipnnell
bad
bean
a
football
player.
ODonnell
had
beta
in
Stewart
tour
month,
and
had
worked
a
small
portion
of
that
time,
witness
statd.
While
witness
would
not
say
that
O'Oonnell
spent
the
mewt
of
his
time
drinking,
he
would
say
that
he
would
drmk
whenever
he
could
get
liquor.
1)151
XKEV
IR.tWX'
Fred
Thorpe,
machine
mlneri
was
one
of
the
party
which
via:
tod
Icvard's
place
that
night,
xight
of
theul
went
to
Rlvard'i
about
midnight,
were
treat,
ed
by
Rlvard
to
drink
and
tneu
wor.t
away
and
came
ba:k
to
Rtvard's
abu:
J
15.
Rivaid
set
up"
the
drinks
again
Rlvard
appealed
to
be
perfectly
sjber
although
the
rest
of
the
paXty
had
had
some
six
or
seven
drinks
and
some
of
them
were
showing
the
effect.
It
seemed
that
Blvard
took
eaceptlon
to
ODonnell
and
aald
he
was
going
to
put
him
cut
O'Donnell
started
far
Rlvard
and
one
of
them
held
him
back.
There
was
a
g?reral
melee
and
O'Donnell
went
to
the
floor.
Accused
then
seemed
to
ret
very
exalte
and
said:
"I
will
put
the
whole
bunch
of
you
out."
Then
be
cnt
ou;
and
camt
back
with
a
rtJ3e.
Meantime
witness
and
O'Djnuell
were
KOlng
down
the
steps
and
they
met
Rlvard
who
swung
the
rifle
at
O'Donnell.
1
When
they
had
itt
further
down
the
-.talr,
Rlvard
aimed
the
rifle
at
ODon-r.ell
who
ald
"If
you
do
that.
Henri,
you
will
be
.-.jrry."
Witness
declared
hat
be
had
heard
the
rifle
click.
Soon
:tt
they
fit
outside,
they
beard
a
shot.
Ritchie
had
been
with
the
party
all
evening
and
bad
drunk
as
much
aa
the
;
rest.
He
was
very
quiet,
however,
and
did
not
show
much
effect
of
liquor
and
did
not
say
very
much.
It
was
13
or
IS
minute,
afte-
R'vard
had
ordered
them
out
that
be
beard
the
shot,
witness
aald.
Other
members
of
the
party
,
came
down
after
them,
stated
witness,
i
One
of
the
party
had
gone
back
to
get
ODonnell's
coat,
vest
and
bat
which
had
bten
left
behind.
This
was
before
the
'
oot
wa
beard.
'
I.VM
LTINU
VY.MKK
tinder
era
examination
witness
stated
hat
he
knew
of
no
trouble
between
Rlvard
and
Ritchie.
They
were
appar-parently
on
friendly
terms.
Witness
ad-alttsd
that
OTJonnstl
hag
aald
to
Rlrard
"Tou
are
only
Muffing.
Tou
would
not
iboot."
O'Donnell
bad
also
called
Rl-vsrd
Insulting
name
such
as
"you
Preach
a
of
a
b
"
and
a
tour
fluster
"
Witness
was
endeavor
mg
to
get
O'Oonnell
out
though
ha.
apparently
.
wanted
to
stay.
Tfeere
was
a
danger.
It
lies
of
tnefottttd
01
tn
soe
m
Uard'
place
In
the
RiVARD
CASE
T
CROtVX
WITEEK
TKIA
WHAT
THKV
KNOW
Ol
HI(K)TIN
AT
MWU.tltT
NEW
VUKU
t'VB
IT
WAS
DRUNKEN
PARTY
elng
knocked
over
In
the
melee
and
.he
building
burned
down.
Edward
Ladel
testified
that
it
was
be
'bo
went
back
to
get
ODonaells
coat,
hat
and
vest
Be
aaw
Rlvard
pointing
the
rifle
down
the
stairs
and
had
aald.
For
Ood's
sake,
dont
shoot."
s)e
witness
i
aasased
Rrracd
that
be
would
.ake
O'Donnell
out
and
aee
hoi
come
beak.
He
beard
the
shot
Jnder
cross-examination,
witness
said
that
he
did
not
think
the
door
was
locked
wben
they
went
to
Rlvard's
place.
He
bad
not
seen
a
stove
In
the
fn.Mii
Patrick
OTJonneU
claimed
that
be
wa
todav
'
iiretty
sober
Ld
not
quarrelsome
wben
he
went
to
lUvard'a
plae
the
night
of
eluding
a
beater.
He
(Witness)
was
aklng
a
pinch
of
soger
loan
a
paoluge
on
tbe
table
when
Rlvard
came
in
and
raid:
'What
are
you
doing
thesef"
Witness
replied:
"Nothing.
Just
taking
a
pinch
of
sugar."
Accused
had
then
"best.
"Oet
out
of
here,
you
s
ol
b
"
and
had
hit
witness
with
bis
right
band.
A
tussle
followed
and
Rlvard.
witness
said,
later
hit
him
on
the
bead
with
a
bottle.
Then,
again,
as
they
were
going
down
the
step,
accused
ap
peared
with
the
rifle
at
the
top
of
tbe
italrs
and
aald
"Oet
out
of
here,
you
s
of
a
b
,
before
I
shoot
"
"Qo
ahead
and
Bhoot,"
witness
aald
be
replied.
you
will
be
sorrier
than
I
'
Accused
swung
tbe
gun
and
bit
bus
i
witness
i
on
tbe
back
of
tbe
bead.
O'Dtmnel
nwore.
Witness
admitted
that
be
was
in
a
fighting
mood
by
the
time
he
had
been
bit
twloe
by
accused.
Ha.
however,
left
the
building
Witness
told
of
a
dlaptt
be
sad
Rlvard
had
had
some
tune
previous
wben
be
had
1
gone
to
Rivard's
to
"bum"
a
drink
and
1
was
teld
"you
will
get
no
dflnav
here
I
unless
yott
ha
beney
Oet
out.
you
s-
of
a
b
."
The
next
day,
wit-!
nee
said,
accused
had
apologised
for
!
this
abuse
and,
subsequently,
Chelr
mu
tual
feelings
were
apparently
of
the
i
IIKMIIH
MAI.iril
Under
cross-examination.
O'Donnell
maintained
that
Rlvard
had
hit
him
in
the
head
with
the
bottle.
Jim
Mc
Donald
had
not
banged
his
head
against
(be
wall
in
tbe
scuffle.
Witness
denied
that
he
had
discussed
the
esse
with
Jerry
Uulvlhlll.
stating
that
"If
my
evidence
can
bang
Rlvard.
he
will
bang,"
He
had
not
called
accused
Intuiting
names
but
be
bad
dared
him
tp
shoot
him
He
had
not
wanted
to
stay
at
Qivara's
but
wanted
to
get
out.
Witness
'nld
he
wss
outside
the
plaoe
when
he
heard
the
shot.
Donald
Hugh
McLeod
stated
that
he
was
with
the
party
which
visited
Rlvard
st
l
it
ajn
He
bad.
been
drinking
but
he
WM
not
drank.
He
told
of
Rlvard
coming
out
with
the
gun
tating
"I
say
Ut
bee
of
this
house,",
When
"Boston"
(Thjprne,)
and
Pad$y
were
golag
down
tbe
stalls,
accused
pyt
the
im
to
hi
shoulder
and
be.
witness
heard
it
ollok
Then
Rlvard
went
baok
to
hia
room
with
the
gun.
Later,
wit.
nesn
swore,
while
he
wss
In
another
room,
smoking
s
cigarette,
he
heard
the
gun
go
off.
He
went
to
the
door
and
saw
Bill
Ritchie
(tret
chad
on
tbe
floor.
Henri
was
in
the
hallway
but
there
was
no
rftle
In
his
hands,
witness
and
Qd.
Casey
examined
tbe
utdy
Rlvard
Inquired,
"Is
be
dead?"
Kd
Casey
replied:
"Tea,
he
Is
shot
through
the
heart."
Then
Rlvard
said:
"You
boys
drove
me
tn
it"
Jim
Mc-Do
i
m
kl
end
till!
Bosenoe
were
still
In
Free
Yourself
of
Constipation
"Fruitatives"
has
done
'
it
for
thousands
MRS.
W.
WALKER
Priaos
Albert,
SasU.
"I
suffered
for
yean
from
constipation
and
all
remedies'
I
tried
proved
useless.
I
read
about
"Frukativrs"
and
decided
to
try
them.
My
constipation
is
now
romsMelygone
and
I
honest
lyaay
that
"Ftitatves,,
is
the
best
remedy
for
this
complaint.
Mrs.
W.
Walker.
Fruitat
i
ves
h
ma
de
only
of
the
intensified
juirct
of
fresh
riie
fruit
and
tonics.
It
cleanses
the
vst-m,
naturally,
purifies
the
blood
and
supplies
strength
to
bowels,
atomach,
Iier
and
kidney
s,
to
function
without
daily
medicine.
Try
it.
25c
and
50c
a
box
everywhere.
the
big
room.
Bam
McMurchle
was
with
wltnsa
and
Casey
the
remaining
members
of
the
par-.y
having
already
gone.
Witness
went
fcr
the
police
officer
with
whom
he
returned.
He
could
not
recall
what
Rlvard
had
said
to
the
officer.
Under
cross-examination.
lleLeod
reiterated
that
he
had
not
heard
Rlvard
tell
the
psliceman
:t
waa
an
aov-dent.
he
was
.lure
Rlvard
had
net
said
"Tju
baya
were
the
raiise
of
this
aocMent
"
Rlvard
had
said
"Jems
Christ,
you
boy
drove
me
to
tt."
Witness
told
defence
counsel
he
wis
25
years
of
age.
MKMtlKV
THAT
tl.C.VK
The
memory
of
the
next
witness.
Will
Basenoe.
was
no.
very
clear
although
be
remembered
being
In
ms
had
bad
about
fitter,
drink
that
night
anh
wa
pretty
drunk.
dward
Casey,
a
withered
71-year
old
realdent
of
gaewart
for
eleven
pasts,
waa
tendessd
for
cross-examination
To
Mr.
Wlsmer.
be
denied
baring
thrown
the
gun
out
of
back
door
or
window
Into
the
snow.
The
only
tune
be
ever
aaw
the
gun
was
In
the
courtroom,
ale
had
never
told
Sam
Deachampa
that
be
bad
thrown
the
gun
away.
He
had
rot
any
knowledge
oi
having
ever
seen
n,vi,mni
U.
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Hum
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that
"
he
did.
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how
many
more
witnesses
there
would
be.
Mr.
Johnson
said
there
would
be
one
more
crown
witness
and
sir.
Wlsmer
said
there
"would
be
two
or
three
delencr
witnesses.
Counsel
stated
they
expected
the
case
could
be
finished
Court
adjourned
.
this
morning
at
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