Charles Campbell testified as follows: ‘T…
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Barney Kerrperson
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a.k.a. Barney, Kerr
James Kerrperson
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a.k.a. Jimmy Kerr, James Kerr
Peter Mungallperson
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a.k.a. Peter Mungall, Mungall, Scotty
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whiskey. After leaving there I went to the
Circle ranch and did not return until next
morning about 7 o’clock. I found Jimmy on
the floor and Barney and Scotty on the bed.
I waked them up and asked them what was the
matter. I received no answer. Jimmy was
breathing yet. I asked Mungall to help me put
him in bed. About an hour afterwards I dis-
covered that Jimmy was dead. Myself and
Mungall went to the Circle ranch. When I
found Jimmy dead and informed Barney of the
fact he remarked, “the bastard ought to be
dead.” Mungall told me they fought like cats
and dogs. Had dinner with the Kerr brothers
at Mungall’s ranch ; they had a dispute over
the age of a mare. Barney had blood on him
when I returned on the morning of the 24th.
I remained until Jimmy died ; I noticed the
wound on his face, but didn’t notice any on his
head. I commenced work cribbing about 7
o’clock; Scotty arrived before breakfast; he had
liquor — about a half pint I should think. There
were four of us — Mungall, myself, Barney and
Jimmy. We all drank. We then went to work.
The second bottle was produced about 11
o’clock — it was larger than the first — about a
beer bottle size. I was in the well. Jimmy told
me to come up. We all drank. Scotty remained
until dinner.