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The preliminary trial ol Phillip K, and l\ L I in ft man, of Callaway,who wero charged with diHponng ofcattle not belonging to them, w^-h had before Judge Armour la«tI hurnday, They made 1*0 d ninl ol the* charge, hut plead i■ trnualint' circum*tanc*e», which tlie Judgo thought wan Hulhcient uauie, and diHiuiHwoil tht* cage against them, I In* Callaway Conner, in speaking of the trial, miyn:Tlii' oawe of tlio Stain agaiiHl ilotTmau Uro»*ul t 'all * way, charge d hy rattle covnpanicH of Omaha and Kearney with nelling cattle which went left with them to feed, e.ainu up iu the county court venter day and wa* diatiiiaaed. The evidence ahowed that while the boy* really itul dinpOHe of nonie of the cattle, an the only vuenuti they had to pay for feed hi 10 and damage*, yet it won evidently done without oritnihal intent, and the judge horuled. Hrcg* and lt;’ameron appeared forthe/lefeime,while Kirkpatrick and Uiittcrinon represented the atate.About a liozeo Callaway men wereHuhpoeuaed an wilneiiHCM,
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Broken Bow Custer County Republican
Broken Bow, Nebraska, US
Thu, May 25, 1899
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