Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-13
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covers n period during the month Of May?
A. Six weeks ending in June.
.. 1t was no part OF your duty to col
lect money for anything sold in the store,
was 1t?
\. received money for drinks at the
@. That o served yourself?
\. Yes sir.
9. Did you ever serve the Chief
drinks" a 81 sE"
\. No sir.
Q. You did not collect from other PEG.
pie when the other parties served, did
you"
\. No sir. $40
q. so with reference to the drinks
that the Chief had there. he might have
paid the others and you have not seen it
or not handled the money?
A. Yes sir.
q. 1t was not our usual practice, was
it Young. to rinse separate glasses, one
at a time?
4. Yes, | had to rinse them one at a
time.
@, | guess ! don't make my question
plain. 1t was not your duty to so and
take one glass and rinse II. but ordinarily
when you came there there were a bunch
of glasses there?
\. Yes sir.
Q. That was the ,ordinary practice.
wasn't it?
4. Yes sir.
@. | think you stated the times you
mentioned the Chief was in the place
alone?
q. And you don't intend, Mr.. Young.
to swear that Chief Mcdonald ever
bought or drank n whiskey in that
store do you?
\. 1t looked very much like it. l car
swear that what he had in the glass that
he drank was whiskcy.
q. What you intend to swear is that
you washed some glasses that go,
thought might have been used by him
which smelled Of liquor?
A.. ! know that he used them.
@. Outside of that there is no other in
formation you have In connection with
this matter except the sense of color?
A.. No sir. except the sense Of color.
COMMISSIONER PATTERSON:
q. You say by the color. Are there
any other drinks served over that foun
tain that were the color of whiskey?
A.. Yes, but they a usually ice cream
Or other things with them 50 that they
lost their original color.
q. Could 0 distinguish a glass OF
whiskey from "a glass of root beer sit
ting alongside Of each other?
A.. No, sir.
g. And you don't know positively but
what the drink was root beer!
a.. Could tell It was not from the place
where it was drawn.
@. Can you positively swear that he
did not take that liquor from his owl
private bottle?
4. I can swear that II was taken dow
below the Fountain. and the only thinl
under that fountain was a whiSkey bot
tie. I personally saw him pour it into
a glass. =
Q. How is ginger ale served-from ;
bottle or the fountain"
A.. Fountain.
G. Didn't you keep ginger ale in bot
ties? .,&
A.. Yes sir.
O.. If you saw ginger ale sitting tllcr,
and saw whiskey sitting side of it coult
you tell the difference?
A.. No sir. ! don't believe | could.
lCOMMISSIONER LACESQN.:
q. as ! understand II. there is nothin,
kept there that far down on the floor bu
a whiskey bottle"
A.. No sir. nothing there but a wills
@. And you did not serve any sof
drinks from that location in the room"
A.. Not thai far down. no sir.
COMMISSIONER HTNCKLIIY:
know from experience that WhiskcS
and ginger ale 20 good together and it i:
often taken in that way.
MIR. HANLEY:
O., Mr.. Young. you were fired By Mr.
Ereslow?
A., No sir. I voluntarily quit.
Q. Wasn't there some trouble between
you?
A.. Yes sir.
@. Are o friendly with him:
A.. Yes sir.
@. You will say that you were not free
by Mr.. Brcslow?
4. Yes sir. I quit voluntarily.
NOEL THARALDSON: a witness fol
the complainant. was duly sworn ant
testified as follows:
DIRECT EXAMINATION.
BY MIR. REGISTER:
q. What is yOu name?
\. Noel Tharaldson.
o. How old are you?
i a. II.
c.. Where do you live?
\. In Bismarck.
@. How long have you lived in Bis
marck?
A.. About a year and a half.
@. What have you been doing during
that time?
A.. Attending school.
q. Have YOU had any other occupa
ton?
A.. Not during school term.
@. During. the vacations, beginning il
May or June last, where did you work:
A. In Mr.. Breslow's for Il little ovel
two weeks, and worked in the Bottlint
Works.
~. W IIdL llI1c NuS IL tiIdl Vu "oINCN
for Mr.. Breslow?
"A. From the 29th Of June until thu
day we went to camp.
@. Two weeks following June 29th
1912:
4. Yes sir.
q. IND what were your duties there.
A. Sweeping out in the morning, dust.
ing the counters and wait on the foun'
tain and sell cigars.
@. Did you work there during any o.
the time thai the preceding witness did:
A. No sir. y
q. You worked there after he quit
A. Yes sir. There was another ont
between that time.
@. But your duties were doing tho
chores about the drug store?
\. Did the chores in the morning ant
waited on the fountain and cigar stant
during the day.
O.. Now, white you worked there die
you work there during the hours Of the
dav, beginning, say from 7 on?
A.. Yes sir. from Z until 8 at night
an hour for dinner and supper.
working there, Mr.. Tharaldson. do yOC
know whether or not whiskey was KEEP
in the. drug store for sale? .
A. Yes :sir. tsF'
Q. YOU say that there was:
A.. Yes sir.
@. Did you .unpack some?
O.. Do, YOU Know the taste Of whiskey;
@. Did, you know the taste Of it before
you went there? 49,. .
A. 7 did.
@. Are you acquainted with A. F. Nc.
Donald?
A. Yes sir.
@. How frequently during this two
u,nolxo 6il y,n,, coo Mr. Mcnonal1 in The