Upon the trial for murder just ended it…
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George W. Manleyperson
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a.k.a. George Manley, Manley, Geo. W. Manley
Mr. Thompsonperson
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a.k.a. Thompson
D. L. Beltperson
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Robinson boysperson
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a.k.a. the Robinson boys
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Upon the trial for murder just ended it
was proved by D. L. Belt, Deputy Sheriff, who
served the injunction on Redding, that Manley
said when he handed Belt the restraining order
to be served, that he would have that mine or
he would have blood. Shortly afterward Man-
ley and the Robinson boys, brother and nephew
of Mrs. Chiles, met Mr. Thompson, who was
working on Copper Point mine under Redding,
as he was going to work, and assaulted him with
pick handles, ordering him to leave camp upon
peril of his life, and chased Thompson into Red-
ding’s house, where he fled for protection, and
surrounded the house with arms for a half hour,
Redding himself being there at the mine.
Thompson left Lone Mountain. It was proved
that Manley made repeated threats against
Redding’s life, which threats were communi-
cated to Redding.