, 1873-07-18

trouble; but on tho wholo wo aro gotting along
pretty we'll. Wo don't intona to do!ay, ut s!l
cvonts; whatevor delay thoro may DO IL not
noodlosa but unavoidable; you may dorond on
Tint. ...-,. :.
Observation-Disclosures mo, but It has boon Buggoat-
ol tliat, II you wero troubled with prosecutions
at law, u-ha-1night bolt, to anothor State,
or Canada, or Sacramento, or Kanischatka, Or
Homowlloro. I10W'e thatf
Mr,H.-I aasuro you Tint our intention In to
ronaM i,oro, md give no trouble. VIC aoairo to
give all the accommodation wo can. 1t pays W
to do 10. Tint IL where wo look to mako what
wo can mako.
noportor- -Whet you cen mnko7 Ind nbout
how much do you mako, my doar Mr. s.?
Mr.. s.-Rcal1y, you know Wo] tn impoH-
aibio 10 say: Any Information Of public char-
aoter, you know, shalt bo-
b1r B.-We 1avo no ao1elnlo. Il is impossible
to mako b bchollulo TINT would 1T. Every caBo
differs. This caBo, iloro, say 0,o20, took q lnnn
tust r. hGrs but THO very NEXT ot essG sey a.
pny tic Bano wages, 1s1 hours; besides aaBiat-
anco, md a good deal Of extra copying, and
othor expenses We mn1o tho same charges for
tho anmo class OF work, as noarly nj possblei
sa,no. Wo alao discriminate Slightly betweon
largo md email casos. No chargo y nun
a shade moro, pro rata, for a. valuable
caso than for a smnll caso. Tho poor
man call ill-afrord tho ghtoat price Wo can n'at'-
ara to work for; but tho rich man, with llis hum
drotls OF thousands, can sometimes mako up lor
It, Tho difference however, ID worry slight; lllt-
important to tho individual payer. In fact, but
vory important in the nggrogato to uh.
1ieportcr--Woll, 1t soems thnt yo1i aro not Of
tortionato, that you are not guilty Of needless
dolay, and tAut whntoyor discrimination there
IN in favor Of tho poor man. ThAt's pretty
good Bllow.
hIr. H.-Wo do tho beat no can, sir. Anything
clso can tell you, shall bo very glad, indeed,
to toll.
noporser-Yos Tho old firms used to have
an understanding with their clionts TINT thoy
were to pny tlnmageB Tor all injury nriaing from
mialeacription, incorrect abstract, and 40
FORTH. Havo you any suit outstanding, As Sic
ccBBors OF those firms? don't want you to au-
| swer tho question, IT you feel IL embarrassing,
but you remember tho caBo Of ChaHe 1rothors, in
| which they were found guilty aud da1nayoB as-
BeBsed. T reported that caao, and the readers
Of THE In1nuSE will oxpect to know 90 to ts,lH.
| Mr.. 81 think tho question IL proper one,
| md ought to bo answered. We consider our
| solyes bounden, tho 6amo M common carriers.
Wo aro hostlld to exercise ordinary diligence and
| cnro; md, IL We do not, we shall expect to
| suffer the collaeQucncou. Mists1to8 will oecur
| but many that ut the ilrst night you'd bo inl-
! putel to uB ranlly bolorg to imperfect records
tYo cannot DO held responsible for that; it ia ne
| pnrt of our business. We will exercise caro-
| should prove that NO have relaxed it1 our cnrc
diligence, aud industry, nntl auy ono suffer-
tnorofron,, We shnll hold ourselves liable, al
| though tho courts had 10 lecreod.
| Tho reporter, having como to M cpt of iii
questions. bid tho Abstract Prince ndieu, andt OF
looking over his notes, thought ttnt no preBsinE
necessity existed for taking any moro.