The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-15

consisted Of stock OF the Union Pacific Railroad Company
Hat s sS Se shares Credit M0s'r ad
Hon James A. GARFIELD was sworn and msdo tho fol-
ns.rs s.s wa.
francis Train called on mo and :siS he GRANTING
SsS ;s:: AZ
S,ss that sub
III WISHED ME- 70 suBsoRIsE IN SHOWED NE LoSo LIST
them Mr. o.ss, x%s 70 whom he referred
r nat sS o the S sn
would not subscribe Without Knowing about he
for mo yss
SiSae to The dsy asked ms ATs mes
opinion Ass me g
as:aS the
say during the long session Of 1868.
nc sid the company had orasnzsd vas doing we'll
"Sf 'Ss 9
his hands e soil, and could take the smSSnt which MT
ri & n
tho matter, but would not agree TO take any
eSnaons o. the The
%ass soS Ss
him.
taken So STOCK L had sss6S re-
thu. the os until the
stock was denied; when next saw Mr. Ames told him
coNoLuDED. NOT TO TAX. srook;
as e
q
purpose Mr.. Amos never gave or offered 10 me any
S|s sS * Ss;$s
arising 1 from eishoS q nor any
&
n, 4%.. waS
spasn knowledge the credit SobIisr from
Mr. xmcs mover said the frat word 70 witness to ,au-
no knowledge of any other
a s
fE di liz sDGs M was largely
f. Ssx
H"' Ss'ss o sosr ssSe
eu, sss Of s ana pS Ia. has %.
nsf
sent On here; Che other portion wtss; brought with
York his name appears as one Of the Of the
TO EXTENT Or ONE HUNDRED AND PITY SHARES.
and sIpposes the shares belong to him has no
those shares has no recoilecom Of had
I'm
oa RGSks Ha the e q inc e
9. Darsnt; Mr. Nelson was esed 70 isy shares add
ona IN Of OWING 10y shares ne new
STOCK S aSs interest tho ne"
Sse s
% ss'. 81
SS1ans had been issued ~! q Sssae %..rs::
!s Ten , !; 81 S,iSs1 Z, Boston; ga :oi
I sold s% had he sG aDSS Inc
stock standing il name Of xmcs as trustee and
Z s% PAD sas ss
only made one dividend and paid BY witness; the
ssa a Union
II s% eng s$sSs%s
HsS
nes S s az Win SsSss ss hsa
witness
Nv Mr. or rsS, SHOW TIM,
member Of Congress was interested in the Credit Mob
Samuel NJ Rcys5
q Have you any knowledge Of their holding stock
S az n thu Se Ssts o Ss
around the country Of the hands Of Jim Fisk
ao s nnsyy e it e s sy
SGns s the 1s In
then witness was At s or go at least t then
JHdEs Ssshk1ow nothing about shares
Songress or elsewhere Mr. Ames paid for the shares
fsren times paying for them as he took them Mr. xmes
e s Mr. on Se Sr
the Cakes Amss contract: witness had nothing to do
Darand 10 Mr. Nelson; was subscription to new
IS4s %sss he 9'
Duran also large ssCcEhodsf the Credit aobner
for Se%
mao s
sS. e s4 ns1s'
csps that s@sh NOW Giss to
its corporate capacity and surrender s charter heard
son were to be for the benefit Of Mr. Brooks many of
the papers and books lost the time first
suit they were removed from the Office by Mr.. Dillon
part Of them went travelling TO avoid letting people
them who had no interest in them.
= pEADe
O. Had not the Court ordered themf A. No. SIR; they
were ordered; II they they out OF the
jurisdiction of the State (I4aughter.)
O. Are those books still lying from the same pur
sutf A. No, sir; Mr.. Fisk Is dead
O. Yes but the general public has interest in this
matter STILL A. In the first place deny that the public
has lively interest in this matter it Is only few
papers
O. Do you know what has Of the stock transfer
book A. No, sir IL has disappeared.
q. Where has II disappeared to A. don't know
| q. Did you not destroy ~ A: No. sir; did not
Witness further testified that he never kept blotter
and, in answer to question of Judge Poland said he
supposed somebody had signed paper authorizing the
| Issue Of lfty shares additional 10 Mr.. Nelson.
xrtriNG THE BOOKS rRon rHy STOCKHOLDERS.
BY Mr. Aey-At the time the increase in the capital
stock made many OF the stockholders declined
take 1t; did remember any holders being re-
the books OF the company the books were
taken away on account of the Fsk si and moi 70 Eeen