A. Mo and Ray. Q. The two defendants came and borrowed the stove and took it? A Yes. Q What did they do with the stove?' A. Sing said it was cold. Q Ray and Wo borrowed the stove from him-Joe.What called their attention to the fact that— how did they know-did they sit up to — Mr. Gillan (Interrupting) Well, I object-that' s entirely out of the way. Mr. Devitt:-to Interpreter: Ask the witness why they came up there and what they said. Give the conversation; what did they say when they came into the room ? A. That's all he know- just two of the boys borrowed stove from him. He said it was very cold, Q Did he object to it ? A He did'nt object. He say he was sleepy and tired. Q Did he hear any more noise that night ? A No. Q Does he still stop there at this man's house? A Yes, he stay there yet, but he was to move out last night. He could not stay. He go back tonight, he say. There's sulphur; he could not stay. Q Does he want to go back there ? Mr. Gillan objects. Q. Did he ever hear any more noise in this room ? A. He says no, he did not hear anything at all. Q. Just knew about the stove ? A. That's all. Q. Did he ever see Sing afterwards? A. No/ he did not see Sing afterwards. Q Never went into his room ? BC Archives GR-0419 Box 95 File 1903/18 BRITISH COLUMBIA. ATTORNEY GENERAL. Attorney General documents.