1914-215 Rex vs. Gin Yuen alias John Young – procuring, Vancouver
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Q And accused always took you? A Yes | Q And accused always took you? A Yes | ||
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| − | 6 Q How long have you known him,how many years have you known Jim Young? A Over a year. | + | 6 Q How long have you known him, how many years have you known Jim Young? A Over a year. |
7 Q Where did you first meet him? A It is so long I forget. | 7 Q Where did you first meet him? A It is so long I forget. | ||
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43 Q Did he always charge you five dollars? A Yes
Q How many times were you there? A About three or four times.
Q And accused always took you? A Yes
Questions by Mr. Read:
6 Q How long have you known him, how many years have you known Jim Young? A Over a year.
7 Q Where did you first meet him? A It is so long I forget.
Q Who are you working for last? A I am not working now.
Q Who were you working for last? A At a restaurant near a drugstore, close to the C.P.R. Hotel on Georgia Street.
Q Where were you in the kitchen? A Yes
Mr. Grant: That is the case Your Worship.
Court: Warning read.
Mr. Read: I reserve my defence.
Court: I commit the accused for trial at the next Court of Competent Criminal Jurisdiction.
BC Archives GR-0419 Box 194 File 1914/211 / BRITISH COLUMBIA. ATTORNEY GENERAL. / Attorney General documents.