HARDIN, JEFF
Jeff Hardin Killed
Clairemont, Tex., Oct. 12 – Jeff Hardin, a brother of the late John Wesley Hardin, was shot and killed here. He was at his place of business when it seems he and John Snowden got into a dispute about an account. Angry words passed between them, but other parties coming into the room the matter was dropped. The crowd soon started out, and Snowden with them. Hardin called him back and in a short time the shooting was heard and Hardin killed. Snowden surrendered and he is now in the custody of the sheriff. Snowden waived examining trial and his bond was fixed at $5,000, which he readily gave. (The Eagle, Bryan, Tex, Oct. 13, 1901)
Jeff Hardin Killed
Clairemont, Tex., Oct. 12 – Jeff Hardin, a brother of the late John Wesley Hardin, was shot and killed here. He was at his place of business when it seems he and John Snowden got into a dispute about an account. Angry words passed between them, but other parties coming into the room the matter was dropped. The crowd soon started out, and Snowden with them. Hardin called him back and in a short time the shooting was heard and Hardin killed. Snowden surrendered and he is now in the custody of the sheriff. Snowden waived examining trial and his bond was fixed at $5,000, which he readily gave. (The Eagle, Bryan, Tex, Oct. 13, 1901)
HARDIN, JEFF
Jeff Hardin Killed
Clairemont, Tex., Oct. 12 – Jeff Hardin, a brother of the late John Wesley Hardin, was shot and killed here. He was at his place of business when it seems he and John Snowden got into a dispute about an account. Angry words passed between them, but other parties coming into the room the matter was dropped. The crowd soon started out, and Snowden with them. Hardin called him back and in a short time the shooting was heard and Hardin killed. Snowden surrendered and he is now in the custody of the sheriff. Snowden waived examining trial and his bond was fixed at $5,000, which he readily gave. (The Eagle, Bryan, Tex, Oct. 13, 1901)
Jeff Hardin Killed
Clairemont, Tex., Oct. 12 – Jeff Hardin, a brother of the late John Wesley Hardin, was shot and killed here. He was at his place of business when it seems he and John Snowden got into a dispute about an account. Angry words passed between them, but other parties coming into the room the matter was dropped. The crowd soon started out, and Snowden with them. Hardin called him back and in a short time the shooting was heard and Hardin killed. Snowden surrendered and he is now in the custody of the sheriff. Snowden waived examining trial and his bond was fixed at $5,000, which he readily gave. (The Eagle, Bryan, Tex, Oct. 13, 1901)
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