Anderson, Meyer & Ca., Ltd asked for pleadings in the Supreme Court on Thursday morning, in the suit. brought by that firm against Patrick Robert Murray. Judge G. W. King granted 15 days for the pleadings.
Briefly the ease is that the plaint-its sold to the Murray Packing Ca. 'a pressing machine for their ere: packing business, That plant never had been paid for in full, and there-was claimed, it still remain. ed the property of the plaintiffs, Eventually the Murray Packing Ca. sold the plant to the Murray Packing Ca., Ltd., and the amount due to complete payment was still due, Mr. E. H, Platt represented the defendant, [from a borrowed pistol, which penetrated his brain. At the conclusion of the verdict, the Coroner permitted Captain E. LIN, Barrett, Commissioner of Police, to read into the record an official ' protest against the action of the soldiers, Mr. A. D. Wall, who replied to the emergency call on the fatal day, aid that he examined the late Sub: Inspr. Crowley at about 4.45 pin. He called in other surgeons and they operated immediately, but without, avail, the victim dying at 7.50 pam. The bullet, according to witness, had entered near the bridge of the nose and had emerged from the back. Deceased failed 10 recover consciousness.
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