Coalville Times | 1909-11-12 | Page 2 | Turn State's Evidence

TURN STATE'S EVIDENCE. Two Participants In Raid on Sheep Camp Shed Some Light on Tragedy. Ilimln. W yo- Albert Keyea and Churl. Farrtn. panli tpania In the raid on the aheep ciirnii III Ihe Ten nleep enmity hint nprlllg, III which three men were killed, on HututiUv turned ataie'a evidence In thetrlul of llerliert llilnk. firm of the aeven In dieted cattlemen lo be brought lo trlnl On Ihe aland, both admitted ad-mitted complicity, but declared they Joined the ruldera with Ihe dlmlnct undernlandltig that mil)' the aheep and proM'tiy would lie dentiuyed. and that later the ahccpuieii would be ordered to quit the country. Keyea denied having accn anyone ahot or having fired a ahot hlmaelf. Farrla admitted dlai-barglng hlu rlfli and aeelng Jumea Allemand. owner of the aheep outfit, killed. Hn tea tilled that Herbert llrlrik, thn present pres-ent defendant, fired thn fatal ahot.