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Marysville, Yuba County, California
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Symonds, previously jailed for the Mountain Springs robbery, was convicted of first-degree murder in Sacramento District Court for killing two men near Benson's Ferry last summer. The jury deliberated five minutes; he faces the death penalty. His partner Crozier remains at large.
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This man who was in confinement in the Auburn Jail last season for being concerned in the Mountain Springs robbery, and while there, was traced by a chain of circumstances, says the Placer Herald, as one of the murderers of two men last summer, near Benson's Ferry, in Sacramento county, has been on trial for the murder in the Sacramento District Court. After a faithful investigation, taking four or five days, the case was given to the jury, who, in five minutes, rendered a verdict of "guilty of murder in the first degree." There can be no doubt that Symonds was properly convicted and will suffer the extreme penalty of the law. His partner in crime, Crozier is still at large, but sooner or later he will be very apt to meet his deserts.
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Sacramento County
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Last Summer
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guilty of murder in the first degree; will suffer the extreme penalty of the law
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Symonds was on trial for the murder of two men near Benson's Ferry; after four or five days of investigation, the jury rendered a verdict of guilty in five minutes