Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-05
was the smooth answer. Doctor Jim"
was on the stand until IL o'clock.
MRS. YOUNG RECALLED.


Mrs. sallie II. Young OF the Antlers'
was then recalled to the stand.
me hrst question asked by District
Attorney Loofbourow was, Have you
found the register for September last2"
~ haven't looked for IT,"
Didn't you pretend to look for IL
when Deputy Sheriff Sharp and
were at your house the other day?"
81 did mott"
THE only book have was there"
she added a second later,
81 tell you, Mr.. Ioofbpurow, ! have
too much TO do TO bother with things
that don't concern me-" she almost
shouted later, her eyes blnzing and her
hands clutchtng the arms OF the wit
ness chair nervously.
The court had to rap for attention on
the part OF the witness number OF
times, as Mrs. Young would almost ig-
moro the district attorney. AT other
Times she would answer sneeringly.
You answer the questions asked you
and not make any more such re-
marks!" warned the court when she
said. u would like TO tell you what 1
think about it," TO some question call
ing Tor n simple answer.
Mrs. Young replied In the negative
to almost every question asked her by
the state; half the time answering be-
fore the question was completed.
HIGH ROOM RENT.
she admitted that several men rent
ed a room from her, paying her 80 for
the room for three days, Sept. 10 to 10
1906, inclusive.
Mrs, Young was shown pictures Of
Larry and Jack o'Brien, bnt she said
she could not identity either as the
men who rented the room.
She admitted that the room for which
she sot SO per day. rented ordinarily for
$40 n month or to transents for 81
o day. She explained the advance rate
by saying she took the bed out OF
the room and demanded more money
for her trouble.
NAME WAS NOT SHEPARD.
Mrs, Young denied that she ever went
under the name of Shepard, She denied
that she told Jack Brown, an officer,
that her name was Shepard when he
arrested her two years ago for selling
liquor without a license. Mrs. Young
was on the stand 20 minutes and they
were the livelest 20 minutes in the
whole case so far.
C. w. SCOTT CALLED.
c. w. Scott was the next witness.
This Is the man mentioned by Donald
son during his time on the stand. Scott
said he is 3S years old and a. native of
California. He has been In Utah for a
good many years. following gambling
and the races ON the turf exchange.
Donaldson placed the bets, because
he was better acquainted and could lay
bigger amounts OF money" explained
Scott.
Scott IN a palefaced, youngish appear
ing man. Diamonds glittered on his
fingers and In his tie.
JUST TO SEE THE LAYOUT"
The witness told OF being in the Ant
lers room Sept, 49, 1906. after being told
by the O'Briens that they had opened a
game and invited TO call In and see the
| layout. Scott asserted that Donaldson
came into the room ana explained that
as no had missed his car he thought IN
would drop In and take look at the
room. Donaldson had been invited up
also. The witness left little later and
met Donaldson later. The latter then
said he had won $4,000 In poker
| game. but as he had not got all tht
money from the O'Briens, he had only
| $4,000. Donaldson then turned over a
| lot of bills of various denominations
saying he might be pinched for gam
| bling.
SCOTT ROSS-EXAMINED.
I
| ination by the state.
The district attorney went right after
| the witness and asked him II two demi-
| mondes have not been his sre source
of support for months. Objections
| from the defense We're overruled.
Isn't 1t true your association with
| Jim Donaldson consisted OF the times
you and he smoked opium together IN
| Plum alley?"
An objection from the defense was
| sustained.
GOT MONEY GAMBLING.
How much money did you bring to
| Salt Lake7''
Five thousand dollars"
How did you get III"
Gambling.
"Where?"
Through Wyoming and California"
| The witness said he ran gambling
| house and saloon, the Newport, In
| Rawlins This house was located
| somwhera in the 20" block on Main
street, so Car as the witness could
remember. He worked in the Oec
| dental at Kemmerer. Wyo., during the
fall OF 1908. He ssmbled In the "Cosey
IN Green river. Tho witness could not
| recall the name of the manager, al
though he worked for him for three
months. Scott came to Salt Lake tn,
| played the races AT Memphis then nj
| Angeles, San Fran cisco. Angels Camp
Bakersfield, and In fact all over the
west and south.