The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-22
Did they give you the papers? Yes,

6-4A CO.
What have you beer doing this win
ter? Pretty near everything; mining
working around warehouse at the depot
What have you been doing dow
there? Loading cars.
Has that been your business during
the month of February, loading cars a
the depot? Yes, sir.
DIDN'T KNOW WHO HIRED HIM.
In whose employ were you? I couldn'r
tell the name. 1t was at the Denver 6
Rio Grande.
VINO paid you? Mr.. Amos paid me.
How long a job had you? A day OF
two.
That is what you have been doing thi:
winter? During February-two OF
three days? Yes, sir.
This morning-the morning of this oe-
currence-had you been loading cars
that morning? No, sir.
What had you been doing? Nothing;
L was going TO see my boy.
Where vas he? On State street.
What part of State street? No. 1853
store
Where did you come from? From
home.
Directly from home? Pretty near d.
recrly; 1 may have walked around town
a little bit.
Had you lone so? 1 don't remember.
Had you been drinking any? No, sir;
not a drop.
Stop in a saloon? No, sir.
Did you so and see your poy? No,
sir.
Have you seen your boy since? Yes.
ST..
When? Next day.
Where? IN the store on State street.
After you went upstairs and saw Mr..
/ Iva y ? rrrfth NJ L nv nc Won N va said
where then did you go? Went down
to the Knutsford hotel.
With whom? BY myself.
Why didn't you go TO see your boy?
l wanted to ind out what they were
! going 70 do about this thing.
Why did you go there? To see about
it?
You went alone to the KnGtsford?
Yes. sir.
Did Law SEND you there? No, sir.
You just went there? Yes, sir.
What room did you go to-? [ didn't
go into any room. l wanted to see ally
of the boys, Mr.. Law, Mr.. Prart-any
of them.
You lust told me that you left Pratt
up TO the room. They went down with
you? No. sir.
Where did they go? 1 don't know.
AIMLEss JOURNEY WITH OBJECT,
You left them at the corner and went
TO the knutsford to see them? l went
toward the Knutsford.
You would not have left them and
gone to the Knutsford to see them,
would you? 1 went to see somebody.
Whom did you go 10 see? anybody
to see about to set instructions about
i.
Whom die you expect to give you in
structions? l didn't know where they
60 gon 10.
You parted from them and vent to-
wards the Knutsford? Yes, sir.
hare did o go? I stayed there a
l:.tie while.
Whereabouts? Outside.
Talk to anybody? No. sir.
Not a single Individual; you Just
stayed on the sidewalk? Yes, sir.
Walk uD and down? Yes.
Didn't go in? No. sir.
How long did you walk up and down
in front of the Knuts1ord2 i couldn't
say. About half an hour.
Then where did you go? To see my
hc..
That same day? Yes. sir.
How long did you stay there? An
From there where did YOU go? I
couldn't tell.
Don't know? No.
Did you go home? No, sir.
why not? l don know.
Did o go to load n cats: No,
sir.
Why not? None to load.
Have you been home since that time?
Yes. SIR.
When did you go home? Every Gay.
Did you go home that day? Yes. sir.
What timeT Before midnight.
How much before midnight? Might
been II OF u o'clock.
ns1-F% -, - - L. r- =
time you saw Mr.. Law ana this hand
shaking unit, IL or L O'Clock at
Is that so? That is right.
SPENT THE DAY WALKING.
What were you doing al thai time?
Walking around.
Walking around where? Walking
What for? ] don't know what l was
walking around for.
Did you see anybody? no. sir.
Have any companion with yrU? No,
Just walked around all day? Eat any
thinG2 Yes, sir.
Where did you eat? I think / ate at
the KnUtsford.
Ate at the knutsford; how many
meals did you eat that day? One.
h meal? Supper. 1 suppose it was.
Whereabouts? Dining room, 1 pre-
= l%3
Was it in the dining room-the gen
eral dining room? Yes
Who 90 you int supper? Mr.. Law.
Mr.. Law; he was living in town
he? Yes. sir.
Did o ask him how he came TO be
.aking supper at the Knutsford? No,
;ir.
Anybody else go in with you? No one
Use.
Quite sure about that? Quite sure.
TO CANNON'S HEADQUARTERS.
Were you with anybody else that day
MIR. Law? was up in Senator
lannon's office.
What were you doing up there? Saw
Angus Cannon up there. F.,
What were you doing up there? Went
Up there to see who was up there.
Who took you up2 Took myself.
The first time you had ever beer to
lannon's Office? Yes, sir.
What was there about this transac- ,
ion hat you should run to Senator !
lannon's office? ! understood from Mr.. =
that Pratt and them was up there
nd I went to see him. ,
Did you find Pratt and them up there? =
20. sir. ,
Didn't see Pratt up there? No. sir. :
Did you see Pratt up there on Satur-
Yes. sir. \
Why didn't you say so before? You
me if he was there When ,
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