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A. He was then at the same place he was at the time of his death. He was downstairs when I saw him; when he dies he was up.

Q. What condition was he in when you visited him first ?

A. I made an examination of the lungs; he was in that condition thats so convinced me at the time that he was on the downhill road in the direction of consumption.

Q. He had consumption pretty bad, did'nt he ? The lungs were pretty well gone at that time. when you examined him first?

A. No; I detected consumption; that's as far as I can go.

Q. Was it very well developed at that time ?

A. No.

Q. It was not ?

A. No.

Q. You say that you approximate the time he would live at six months ?

A. Six months, more or less.

Q. But approximately, six months was the time he would live ?

A. No.

Q. Was he well nourished at that time .

A. Well, I don't think he was missed very much at that time .

Q. What physical condition was he in apart from consumption ?

A. Pretty fair physical condtion.

Q Was he not considerably emaciated at that time ?

A. Not to any extent. Apart from the condition of his lungs at the time I made the diagnosis I. might have passed him on the street and not notices he was sick.

Q. Did you make any other examination than the lungs ?

A. No.

Q. You could'nt tell, then, whether or not, apart from that, that he was in a healthy condition at that time ?

A. how is that ?

BC Archives GR-0419 Box 95 File 1903/18 BRITISH COLUMBIA. ATTORNEY GENERAL. Attorney General documents.