So then on account of the day light or the electric light all through the night I could see the time on my watch. It was not so dark that I could not tell the time. Q. Was it a moon-light night? A. No, but it was not dark. I do not know whether there was any moon light or not. Court:- What time was this? A.. Avout 5:00 o'clock in the morning. Q. And after catching him, —this chinaman, — what did you do then? A. I snapped the hand-cuff on his left hand. And I took hold of the right cuff with my right hand, and I picked up the one sack of chickens.

Q. You took him back to where, the chickens were? A. Yes, it is only a short distance, three or four yards.

Q Oh. I see, he had no opportunity to run further,? , A. No, Sir. And I told him to carry that sack of chickens. And I took hold of the other sack and I led him along about 300 yards. And he came along without any trouble carrying, one sack. Q. You ware leading him along, — was that leading him along the track? A. No, leading along the road, -- there is a road there. It comes out on Canton Street I think it is. And he had gone probably 200 yards when the, — and he was carrying them this way,---, and in his right hand, and the sack fell off his shoulder. And I told him to pick them up. And he tunred and picked them up. * Q. Turned around and picked the bag up? .A. Yes sir. And he went three or four yards further and he fired a shot, striking me and knocking me to my knees. Q, Now, he picked up the sack again, Mr. Mcleod and fired the shot,----what with? A. A revolver. Q. He must have dropped his sack to do it? A. I did not notice whether he dropped the sack or not. -... - ' BC Archives GR-0419 BRITISH COLUMBIA. ATTORNEY GENERAL. Box 124 File 1908/7 Attorney General documents.