The Locality of the Broderick Terry Duel On September 13 1859
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Hittell s book, which re lates to the place of rendezvous between the two combatants on the early morning of September 13, 1859.
Mr. Hittell in his "History of California, " in Vol. IV, pages 224 et seq. , says: (g) i . "The principals to stand ten paces apart, facing each other. " 2. "The place of meeting was to be near a farmhouse occu pied by William Higgins at the most southerly end of Laguna de la Merced in San Mateo County, and the time half past five o clock on Monday morning, September ...12, 1859. " 3. "Among others, Martin J. Burke, Chief of Police of San Francisco, who had obtained warrants of arrest from the authori ties of San Mateo County as well as from San Francisco, was present; and when the principals stepped forward he advanced and placed them under arrest. They were of course obliged to submit and at once returned to the city where they forthwith made their appearance before Judge Henry P. Coon of the Police Court, attended by their respective counsel. An effort was made to show that they had violated the law, or intended to violate it, and an attempt was made to compel them, to give bonds to keep the peace, but Coon decided that no breach of the peace had been committed and that the testimony was not sufficient to hold them; and therefore he ordered them to be discharged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hittell s book, which re lates to the place of rendezvous between the two combatants on the early morning of September 13, 1859.
Mr. Hittell in his "History of California, " in Vol. IV, pages 224 et seq. , says: (g) i . "The principals to stand ten paces apart, facing each other. " 2. "The place of meeting was to be near a farmhouse occu pied by William Higgins at the most southerly end of Laguna de la Merced in San Mateo County, and the time half past five o clock on Monday morning, September ...12, 1859. " 3. "Among others, Martin J. Burke, Chief of Police of San Francisco, who had obtained warrants of arrest from the authori ties of San Mateo County as well as from San Francisco, was present; and when the principals stepped forward he advanced and placed them under arrest. They were of course obliged to submit and at once returned to the city where they forthwith made their appearance before Judge Henry P. Coon of the Police Court, attended by their respective counsel. An effort was made to show that they had violated the law, or intended to violate it, and an attempt was made to compel them, to give bonds to keep the peace, but Coon decided that no breach of the peace had been committed and that the testimony was not sufficient to hold them; and therefore he ordered them to be discharged.
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