The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-03

| ward the temple ground and went off in
/ a saloon and had been in about five or
opened the door and came in and sat
down and asked me about the game, ana
| l explained ii to him.
| Q. Yes; what occurred them A. Then
| I think / asked Mr.. Raleigh If he would
| have drink or something and we went
out to the door and the Dago was behind
the cigar counter. and l looked out the
door and saw Bell coming and told MI
| Raleigh and he went out. Bell had
sucker.
Q. What do you mean by sucker? A.
] A fellow that he had been down 10 the
temple ground-a stranger-he went down
and found and brought him down to play
cards with.
q. Some tourist or traveller? A. Yes,
Q. Was anything said TO Mr.. Raleigh
| then when Bell was bringing this man
up? A. 1 told him that Bell was coming
| with fellow and he went out
| @. Yes; what was done with that fell
low? A. l don't remember whether we
beat him or not. 1 know We brought him
in there.
Q. You say you explained the game to
| Mr.. Raleigh? A Yes. sir
OILS it played with cards?
Glow MANY decks did you use?
Q.-Can you Illustrate that game you
| showed to Mr. Raleigh?
To this question the defense objected.
stating it was immaterial. The court
| stated that he would adhere to his former
| ruling AVID that unless il was connected
or Will ask YOU to Illustrate. You
played with ordinary playing cards did
your
Ayes sir.
The "coId Deck" Game.
o. will ask you to Illustrate. if you
can fix the decks and show how you IL
| Illustrated it to Mr.. Raleigh and also now
Il
| Al didn't illustrate ii to Mr.. Raleigh
| very thoroughly. / Just told him that
| we switched decks on the man, changed
decks on him and gave him a big hand
and ne lost his money.
| Q.-Just show how that was done
| Allow we showed Mr.. Raleigh
Q.-Just show how you work II.
Mr.. Christensen-We object to that. He
can only show how he showed Mr. Ra-
leigh
The Court-I think at this time all the
will be what he showed Mr.. Raleigh.
Q.-AIl right Just say what you
| showed Mr.. Raleigh
A.-(For answer the witness Illustrated
| the game. using two packs of cards)
There is a hand that is supposed to be
| interrupted
Mr. Christensen-we object
Q.-Just show what you showed MI
Raleigh.
A.@Here is the pack we played from, of
| course. The two packs are supposed TO
be alike and the fellow that steers the
man in there-(interrupted).
| Mr. Christensen-I object to this state
just what you said to Raleigh and Just
| what you showed to Raleigh and nothing
more and nothing less. Just say what
you said to Raleigh and all you said
about it, no more and no less.
Q.-Go ahead, answer.
A.-Wen. this hand the fellow deals
| himself The cards are switched on MIN
| and he shuffles the cards and sets them
there for me TO cut or the other man 10
| cut. and in cutting the cards some OF
the chips are knocked off the table by
the man who brought him in there. and
i'm picking them up the cards are switched
on him. He deals this hand himself.
Q. Just show us that Did YOU snow
Mr. Raleigh what was dealt out
Ayes. sir Here is the three hands
Q.IThat is what you call stud poker?
o.-You are representing yourself to be
the sucker2
A[This man drops out. He is high all
the way through. He bets his money; by
that time all his money is in the pot.
There is the hand. Here is the fellow
that loses the money.
Three Elves VS.. Two Pair.
Q.-Yes: now then. this has a five
! in the hole and this one has an ace: that
is it would be three fives as Scompared
with a pair of jacks and pair of aces?
! Ayes. sir.
| o. When YOU showed it to Mr.. Raleigh
| did he say anything about it?
| Ale Just smiled and said be careful.
| Q-Was there anything said about get
| ting these people away
Mr.. Christensen-We object to it be-
| cause it is leading to start with.
Objection sustained
4 Dwell lust say what else was said to
Mr.. Raleigh. if anything, at this time?
| Al told him we didn't have any trou-
BILE with people We beat in there The
man who brought them in produced a
I h.ar1 Il not in dx-
istence and wrote a letter to that bank
interrupted
, Q.-What did you tell him?
| A-Told him we wrote a letter to this
bank asking them to send his money tc
Los Angeles and hold the balance sub
ject TO his order; put the certificate in q
letter and addressed il to the bank
| Changed envelopes on him and mailed
the letter in the box addressed to our
selves-just mailed a blank envelope
They would go thinking they would get
the money when they got TO their desti'
nation
d he say anything about that?
A.-No. sir
Q.-About what time was this that Mr.
: Raleigh was in there2
A-AboSlt the second day after We wen
to work Either Tuesday or Wednesday
: We went to work on Monday. the 9th OF
August.
O.-Did you see Mr.. Newton again?
Ayes. sir; saw him every day.
Q.-Now what conversation did yoJ
have with MIN 21ter THIS.
Newton's Share.
Al think we won a check the frs
day and gave IL to Newton to put in fol
d collection, and then agreed We would Civ,
Newton 20 per cent of all the collections
q that were made from checks we took in
Odd ne accept that2
Ayes. sir.
; Q.-Now, did you pay him any NOR,
: money!
I A.-Paid him 20 per cent for checks h
. collected.
O-Now this payment. You stated.
believe a moment ago, you would Civ
him 800 a week, was the understanding
3 Did you give him any more of these 500
A.-Give him hundred dollars for Mr.
Sheets?
Q.-Yes.
a A.-And 20 per cent was his own honey
{ suppose.
. O.-Commencing the second week, did
e you give him hundred dollars-Mr. New
E ton2
i A.-Yss, sir: 1t was Sept. s. We CAV,
!. him the money Monday morning at thu
Q saloon down here
4 Q.-During this time did you bring ii
e any people2
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