, 1925-04-15

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Loomis at the county Jail in Cody,
Park County, Wyoming, furnished in
toxicating liquor to Charles Manning,
R. G. Landreth. A. E. Carey and Will
liam Milliken, who were then confined
as prisoners in said Jail; that said
William H. Loomis drank of the Ii
quor so furnished. and he and said
prisoners became drunk or intoxicat-
ed.
II. That in April. 1923. the exact
date being unknown to complainant,
said William H. Loomis, at Greybull,
Wyoming, in company with one
Charles Grant Manlove, A. E. Carey
and other persons to complainant un-
known, did drink a number of drinks
of Intoxicating liquor and did then and
there become drunk or intoxicated.
III. That on an occasion the ex-
act date of which is unknown to COM
plainant, said William H. LOOMS,
while in an intoxicated condition,
went to the residence of Louise Man
love and invited said Louise Manlove
to accompany him to a party at Pat
Kelly's.
~. That n -. the exact date
being unknown to complainant, said
William H. Loomis in the City of Cas-
per, Wyoming, was in an intoxicated
and. drunken condition in the drug
store of John Turpeny and in the
Texas Hotel in Evansville, a suburb
of Casper.
V. That on or about the seventh
day of July, 1924, said William H.
LOOMS received and accepted from
one Fay Williford, the sum of 1855
and in consideration therefor agreed
with the said Fay Williford that he,
the said Fay Williford, might manu-
~facture and sell intoxicating liquor in
Park county, Wyoming, without inter
ference or molestation by the said
William H. Loomis.
VI. That between the 18th and
22nd days of December, 1923, the ex-
act date being unknown to complain
ant said William H. LOOMS discov-
cred near Cody, Park county, Wyo.,
a cache of 25 gallons of whiskey be-
longing to one James P. Morgan;
that said William H. Loomis thereup-
on took said James P. Morgan to the
residence of me Carl Thomson, and
while at said residence, received and
accepted from said James P. Morgan
the sum of $3.50 in consideration for
the agreement of the said William H.
Loomis, to release the said James P.
Morgan; that after the receipt of said
$3.50, said William H. Loomis released
said James P. Morgan and at all times
thereafter failed and neglected to
make complaint against him for the
manufacture and possession of said
whiskey.
VII. That on several OCCASIONS
during the months of January and
February, 1925, the exact date being
unknown to complainant, said Will
liam II. LOOMS, proposed to one Cas-
sic Stevens that she maintain a house
of prostitution in the town of Cody,
Park county, Wyoming, and sell in
toxicating liquor therein, and that she
pay to said William II. LOOMS 80 per
cent of the proceeds from the sale of
said liquor, and promised said Cassie
Stevens that, in consideration there
for, he, the said William H. LOOMS,
would protect her from arrest or pro-
secution for the possession or sale of
such intoxicating liquor.
VIII. That in the year 1923, the
exact date being unknown to com
p%lainant, said William II. Loom's
proposed to one Viola Mackenzie who
was then maintaining a rooming
house in the town of Cody, Wyoming,
that If she would permit him to be-
come her paramour, he would per-
nit her to establish and maintain n
house of prostitution am TO sell in
toxicating liquor therein and would