Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08
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| g. AT the end OF the session on
Saturday you We're giving the names
s of places that you visited, this year,
in Portland, and / ask you TO complete
the list of such places and state brief
ly as you can the conditions that you
observed? A. Will it be all right
for me to read from my minutes?
Q. You can refresh your reeolIee-
ton from your notes.
Mr.. PATT.ANGALL: l suppose as
| preliminary matter if the witness is
to use notes. it should be stated by
him if his notes were made at the
time and by himself.
The SPEAKER: He can only use
his notes to refresh his recollection.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL; That
was stated the other day.
Mr.. PATTANGALL: That is. the
notes the witness uses to refresh
his recollection must have been made
at the time and not some time since.
The WITNESS: These notes were
not made in the places, but after |
visited two or three places. l would
then go to some quiet place and make
notes of what | saw
MIR. PATTANGALL: on the same
day? \. Yes, sir within a half hour.
Judge CLEANES: You may only
use such notes as We're made 1T the
time. and not any made since that
time. A. No, sir Saturday, March
Is, at IS Fore street one bar keeper.
four or five in there. one or two quite
drunk; same day. southwest corner
Fore and Union streets, two bar keep
f.y, IN,
drinking beer and some quite drunk;
northwest corner | ore and Union
streets, about fifteen men in there,
some drinking beer and some quite
drunk. l have not put down the num-
Der of bar keepers. March II, Is
Commercial street one bartender,
strong odor of beer outside, nine or
ten men inside. some drinking beer.
some partially intoxicated; March Il.
40 Washington avenue, proprietor
Thomas F. MeGee, one barkeeper. four
or five men in there, one drinking, one
somewhat under the influence of III
quor.
Mr.. PATTANGALL: Are not the
same places and dates and the same
testimony that was given on Satur-
day? -. $50
Judge CLEAyES: | will say through
the President. that l asked Mr. Skill
lings, Saturday. to go through his list
and bring this morning those he had
not mentioned
The WITNESS: 1t was a little hard
for me to remember just what l had
mentioned. | may possibly have men
toned duplicates, some. | do not
think | have mentioned this one on
Washington avenue. | have il on my
minutes. March II, y Free street. one
barkeeper. six or eight men IN there
some drinking and some drunk; north
west corner of Free and Centre streets,
Is or 20 men in there, some drinking
some intoxicated, three barkeepers
two with white coats: March II, 50
to 81 Centre street, barkeepers, two IN
white. coats outside the bar by the
stove. only two or three men in there
young man came in and was served
beer, had quite talk with him, he
seemed to be under the influence of
liquor; between 81 and SO Centre
street, bar MIN one seemed to be 4
hop beer joint, old man drinking hop
beer, seemed to be the only one there,
northwest corner Pleasant and Cen
tire streets, otherwise ! Pleasant
street, two barkeepers, one in white,
five or six men in there, some drink
ing and some intoxicated. March II.
northeast corner, Fore and Summer
streets, one barkeeper, eight or ten
men in there, some drinking. some in
toxicated. Is to Is Pleasant street,
| haven't the number of barkeepers,
but there were eight or ten men III
there, some drinking and some in
toxicated, as usual. March Is, los
Preble street, barKeepers one, six or
eight men in there, some drinking
beer. one intoxicated. 545 Commercial,
street, proprietor Patrick A. Sullivan,
only two men in there, Patrick Suiil-
can. big Pat" SO called, behind the
bar. and apparently barkeeper VINO
came out of back room; March H.
so Pleasant street, owner, Martin o.
Hare, barmen 2, two men behind the
bar, one playing cards with one IN