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Q. And Sing, where does he stop ?

A. Living upstairs; sleeping downstairs.

Q. How does he know he was sick ?

A. Well, he can down stairs that time .

Q. How does he know he was sick ?

A. He said he just come down; he look sick and weak and sat down; and he had consumption; he saw some blood.

Q. Where was the blood ? Ask the witness.

A. He saw him downstairs, saw the blood down stairs.

Q. When he came down that day ?

A. Yes.

Q. He had a hemorrhage that day ? Where was the blood-ask him where it was ?

A. Down to the laundry.

Q. Well was it on the floor or on his person ? Mr. Gillan objects to all this evidence as not concerning the case and says he will not submit to any cross-examination. Mr Devitt says says it is not cross-examination.

Q. Ask the witness if he say Sing after that time ?

A. No, he did not.

Q. Ask him if he knew he died?

A. He say he did not know he died; he was working.

Q. He did'nt know he died ? I don't mean immediately, but did'nt he appear at the funeral ?

A. He went to the funeral.

Q. Well the, he knew he died. Ask him if he hired Sing, why he stayed there ?

A. Did not hire him.

Q. Did'nt he send to China for him ?

A. Well, he say when he brought Laundry Sing was there before he bought the laundry---

Q. (Interrupting) Did he buy Sing ?

A. (Continuing) From the other boy.

Q. He bought the laundry from the other boy ?

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