Ehrhardt v. Stevenson

In the fall of 1903, Thomas R. Pullis and Thomas G-. Scott were looking for a house, in the city of St. Louis, for amusement purposes, with the view of producing winter circuses and other amusements during the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. They were discovered by the defendant, William Stevenson, making an examination of No. 3218 Olive street. Stevenson, inquired what their business was, and why they were *477looking at the house. They informed him they were looking for a place to fit up for amusement purposes. After several consultations, under some kind of an arrangement with Stevenson, Pullis…