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were at the boarding house, some dis.
lance awayj did not know il Miss Per-
kins ever stayed at the latter place; after
be told Mrs Carroll about the episode
in regard to Miss Perkins she never asso-
eiated with her.
RE.cRoss.
Mr.. " hite-Did not Mrs LANCE tell
you there had been some one knocking
at the door!
A--She never told me about any such
thing.
THE DEPOSITION
OF M. A. Joyce was here read by Col.
howard. IL was touching Emma Howe
and her career 1t showed that she
kept gambling house in Arizona. 1t
also showed that Miss Perkins associated
with Emma Howe ia saloon back Of
the Baldwin Hotel, where they came to
get drinks. There are private looms
connected with The bar Of the Baldwin
Hotel. Did not know il the rooms were
used for immoral purposes. Saw the
plaintiff drink; did not know what she
drank; did not see any improper conduct
on the part OF plaintiff at that time;
knew she was under the projection of
Mr.. Baldwin; is not in Mr.. haldwin's
employ; rents the place from MIR Pear
son. In 1888 women came In there to
drink; some of them are OF immoral
character; the girls who came in there
are what the boys call "high-fyers."
t. b. ROSS
Deposition WIS also introduced and read,
Kept the Dexter stables; knows Miss
Perkins; met her about Christmas at the
Waveriy House, corner ltsrket, Ellis
and Stockton streets; founo her visiting
lady there; it is an accommodation
house; you can go there and get a
room, with no questions asked. She was
with woman of loose character. Saw
Miss Perkins there several times. She
used TO be on the street with women,
one was named Daisy or Bella; she was
called one OF the girls, woman OF i'm
oralcharacter. Saw them several times,
day time and evening; does not know II
it was very late. Saw her at masque-
rade ball at Mechanics Pavilion. They
went away about l o'clock. Came with
these women. she was with the boys.
The hall was frequented by persons of
immoral character. Does not think de-
cent woman would go there. The girls
were pretty lively. The lady who intro
duced miss PERKINS was Emma Howe.
REORGANIZATION.
Keana buooies and bors.s NJ Rail-.
w;n does not have anv ;nts,ss, =, tha
stable Has No bnsiness with Rs,Jw;n in
Tells how he come To te,t;fv he nsvar
bsd sexual ;ntercourse With Mis- pasS
;ns The above Is ali The ousst;oneh1a
condnct he ever saw He tbonoht ~
,sas one of the Girls becsnso r. ,.as
With Em,ns Howe Rememhers hsr n.nae
because he met h,ra saveraI t;,ras a.
Fr,n,a Uowe,s
Then comes tho danos;,;o, of Gill;.
(,ulbert 1917 California street. t. in
Rald,y;o,. ,v;,a callar os On a,,, iova
Knows Louise C. Perkins Saw her At
tba botel and Of the bonsa 1917 cat
for,;a strsst T. was ahon, aaa,st -,
.ha time of sf,oncIaye y Isea Thasa
wsra ave- lsa;e. there AZ ths t;,,a A.
,hat time M R,ldw;n ,yas ,hara uaa.s
Miss Perkins sav AT The d;nnar tohla
aho,,t somath;no Miss Dru,, soil .ho,,t
ME- perL;n. is; no nsrr;ed to NJ pa,J
Win M Raidwi9 said Il was no srch
tb;no and Mics part;ns sa;d sha M
not aid so The conversation wa. "a
neated in detail bv the vv;tne.s NJ
Raid win said az never mad. Won .nv
such nrom;se M;ss psrL;ns ss;d "a
ala nat sav so.n There was n ssr,w,,
abont the matter. Mr. Raldg;r "f;radn
aorna If the ouests ahout II Ion rsaa
IN nm ahout after tben, and toId than,
ali IN. Inn sba bad ond ~,
sba was going 70 en;ov lie
sbs asLad n, be ;n.rodnoed ~ arta;n
man. when .ba c.ma baok ha hronnht
some Young men to Introduce 10 her.
thew all went to the "Poodle Doo.n Il
4 4 Mace where a man can 90 and have
little fun; you can go there and do as
you please u you pay your phi; tnere
sle noe .v1as, .au.es anu .punRes' wine
asu sve.y .ans yoa van. ~ .ney sen. nun
On Ior ano'nsl nani 'na. liaoe enree
woen a - .ass .ueo VIZ pr
70 o,o,"os. ~ s we; ha sne III, W, near az
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DISCRIMINATION.
The ladies at 1917 California waa
Miss Rroder;ck Miss Ion PERRIN. and
two ladies' from Oakland and IuIn
Drum. There was none Of Mr. Raid.
wins fam;Iv tber,, hesides b;msalf IL
Mr.. Baldw;n's daughter was there she
was with the ooyerness I.um Drum
was about "a years old-"onlv a kid a
little BIZ Of a girl" Miss Broderick was
about On Tbe Others were about one
10 or % and one s(1or9l Twas The last
two times sbe Was bers that She ran ahont
with tbe bovs II ali banpsned in 1889. an
in one year In lss3 an tba last tuo v;s;ts
The first time sba came in Anr;l and
NAV, witness did moi zee much 81 her.
as IL having Connection with nla;nt;tF he
would not testifv: did not tell Mr. BALD
NH. Itttf I'm taI hon