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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-01
STOCK DIVIDEND.

Office Of the Chief of the Hill Min.
ing Company, San Francisco, August 25th.
1s75.-At meeting of the Board of Trustees Of
the Chief of the Hill Mining Company, held
August 10th, 1876, stock dividend Of Quarter
% of q share to each share of the capital stock
OF the company was declared. payable on and
after August 25th instant, on presentation to the
Secretary, at the office Of the Company, Room
% Haywards Building 4l9 California street.
au31-td THEO. @. KIBBEE, Secretary.
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GEO. T. GORMAN,
NOTARY PUBLIC forliNcolu
COUNTY,
OF DEEDS FOR
CALIFORNIAAND UTAH,
Record Office, S..
1880 PIOCHE. NEW. II
LOST!
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT1uAvp
~ this day sold to W. Il. Knerr INV r;obt
title and interest in and to the Saloon. Bar Fly
lures, Liquors and all of the furniture. nara.
phernalia, &C., &C., in my saloon on Main
street, Immediately adjoining the stationery and
cigar store OF Chas. Wiederhold. in the Town
all debts due are payable to me, and that Am
responsible for all debts contracted BY the said
Saloon to this date.
JOHN Il. CLARK.
Phoebe, New, August 18th. 1875. Ala. 3od
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ro iowa reports an increase Of 100 Don in
PPupnlation during the past two yos. ~
s .ss present figure is 1850, 900. W;soua
a ei1 claims population of abopt ! Ssn
iSO oso o. which Milwaukee has 1 ov.r
A"'o0. oVer
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SUBSCRIBERS

7No THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE RAY.
i mond and Ely West Mining Company are
requested to call on the Secretary and receive
their stock on or before August Sd.
jy28-u
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WANTED.

A PARTNER WITH S5, 900. FOR PAR.
"A ticqlars, inquire q the RocosD OFFICE.
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LC sE.

cyHEoK NO. io.e26, TO oRDTR OF +: n.
~ Flynn. drawn by the Raymond ~ :.
n. Co., for 3l22. The said Cheek waa date q
May ID, 1875. All parties are hereby cenuonsn
against negotiating the same a. pssme IN pes
-. - anG-aQd - 7
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FUTILE SEARCH FOR A CHECK.

TESTIMONY OF SILAS II. TAYLOR. NOTE THLLER
Mr.. Burchard-What is your business con-
nectlonI A. Note teller ofthe Central National Bank.
O. Did your bank May H. 1872, receive check Tor
siOOJ drawn on tho American Exchange National
Banki state to tae Committee, If what you know
and what the books show. A. oar books show that we
deposited one VI that kind and amount which WGs DroO
ably deposited that morning
O. State from whom 1t was received A. That IS im
possible TO tell.
O. Was it received from Washington A. 1t was mott
we have only one correspondent in Washington and
have letters from him. and the check mentioned 10 not
entered in any Of these letters.
O. What Ia the name Of your correspondents A
Charles Barclay Of the National Bank OF the .Iepuhc
Mr. Beck-NOw tel Us why You cannot ten from WON
nation large number OF letters all OF which we are
O. II would require only an examination OF part Of
that days work. A Also part OF tue next days WORK.
work YOU could find 1t, c0nld you not A. IL might
have been held till the next day. ,.---...
O. Then why say impossible A. might say next 10
impossible wOnld have to look over the letters OF
about 400 correspondents , .,,, ~ .,,,
strike the $4,000 for you had only one on tAa day; now
then the moment you get the corresp0ndShGe winch d
search no further A. 1t would require more Time thah
O viii YOU examine your business Of that day and see
frn WHOM Won received that $4,000 aud II yOu ind 1t,
send 1t to the Committee at Washington A. Yes, ST.
Mr. Burchard-Mght IL not come through the mall
A. Not necessarily; IL might come through city de-
| pOsitOr. -, - a.. .r.,t,
they NOT A. No, Sir Perhaps is would be better Tor
me 10 give the system of deposit from city men, A
description not kept OF our BANKS ana IL 10 npossoe
| to tell people. . -. - ,a
Keep memorandum Of that 0anki A L. don't exactly
understand the question: =,
O. II IL a separate bank to when you pald the
check would you not keep memorandum OF thRt banA
| A. No Sir. ,
O. You do not know whether il was part OF larger
account or a separate accOuntf 4. 30, Sir; do not
know: 10 would require long time 20 Ind this out
O. VIII you examine, and see II you can ascertalnf A.
| I will, Sir. - -, 1,.,.... -.
YishiugtOn1 4. Yes, Sir.
Mr. Kasson-Did understand you 10 say that it was
certain by looking over tho books you might say TO
whose credit IL was placed, but that II 10 was part OF
large amount you would not know. A. Yes, Cir.
Mr. Burchard-We Will now examine the officer OF the
other bank and will require you TO examine further. A
will examine as far as can TO fad to whose credit 1t
was placed. $3.50 =.
Mr. Beck then suggested that they might strike the
same account In Washington bank, and II they did,
Mr. TAYLOR need not make further Investigation.
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one OF sCHUNfAKER's CHECKS.

TESTIMONY Oh JOHN J. ELLIOTT OF WASHINGTON.
Q. What is your business? A. a banker, Of
the house Of Riggs Co.. doing business here aud in
Washington
O. VIII you produce a certified check Of the Brooklyn
Trust Company on the Marine National Bank OF New
York dated May 1872 for $4,000 payable TO the order
Of John c. Schumacher, and state whose Endorsements
upon the back Of ti 1.-The check producedl A. The
Enforcement is that OF Riggs Co. II is Endorsed
by Schumacher payable to the order Of Riggs Co.. and
the Endorsement of Riggs & Co. is by myself. That
check received by my house at Washington in a
letter dated MAY 81, 1872, Washington" and among
other things they say: I'VE inclose from Brooklyn
Trust Co. on Marine National Bank $4,000" Letter
signed by Riggs & Co.. by his partner Mr.. Keickhoefer
That Is all / know about II. IL came 10 me as an
ordinary remittance.
Mr. Nback-The proceeds placed to the credit Of
Mr. Schumacher at Washington A. That cannot tell.
O. Would that be tie natural RESULT A. II might not
be; transaction originated in Washington ana be-
longs 10 Washington now.
Tue testimony at this point interrupted by tho APP
pearance OF Newton Francis Whiting Of The BeeniHg
Post who came to make explanation. DufnOnt Clark
had been misreUrrsented tesfylR that he was NOT
posItiye that A. ii. Whiting referred 90 In his est
Inony was upon The EpeaiH0 Post. Mr. whiting was per
United be sworn and stated that he did not Know any
aurl man.
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BANK RECORDS RANSACKED.
OF DUMONr CLARK, CASHIER.

TESTIMONY OF DUMONT CLARK, CASHIER
Dumont Clark the cashier of the American
Exchange Bank was here recalled.
Mr. ClarR-we had q man working until late last
night bat he was unable ud two checks
you spoke 10 yesterday about-the s22 and the
t790o-that distinct enough to be identlfed our
papers we're moved year ago, and we were unable 10
find the slips OF those days. will state further that
there was person who represented Mr. Irwin at times
during these transactions by the name Of Charles Albert
be came 70 our bank during that time; don't know
where no lie now; Of his letters were from
Washington think there of May n, asking TO
nave Twins account cent to him, and signed with
Twins pame through him, Albert.
O. Can you give any further information in regard
to the s125GOoi A. No, Sir Those checks uuques
tionably paid 10 Mr.. Irwin, TO somebody whom he
brought with him. think there be question but
that they we're. at all events verined by him.
@ What syour paying teller's namei A. I. W. Pinck
ney He has the slightest recollection about paying
these different My only inference is that
checks If paid by him paid by Ourpdstinct nstruc
on else the money wac brought by u my room and
O. DO your checks contain any memorandum as to che
size of the bills paid over The by which you can
tell whether this was paid In 1890 bills or 800 bills
Would the telers books show Indications Of the pay
ment OF large number OF $1,000 bills A. think they
might; nothing exact however only an appToxima
Mr. Irwin says positively that he left for California
at noon on May a. aud drew none OF this money him
self think he told US the other day that your books
this money was drawn after II O'Clock that day
A II utterly impossible for 10 tell at what hour
check IL paid from our books.
Q. You take a cash balance every night wouldn't the
eash balance you had hand az the closing of business
the 26h. aud the cash balance that had hand
at the close OF business the evening OF the 27h
Just how much cash you paid over the counter the
27thi A. Yes.
@ Couldn't you ascertain 10 certainty whether these
sums were paid out in cash checks A. Oh. / AN
positive they were paid out IN money! We never pay
anything IN checks
q You paid to WhitinGi A. That was certificate OF
degeslt and paid BY the note teller; explained that
Q You are sure you didn't Issue a certificate OF do
post In part payment for either Of these A. Yes Sir
the money was paid question whatever about that
@ Twins account was balanced that day--27th-and
vouchers were returned-whenf A. The 9th.
q Would you have delivered his book and vouchers 10
anybody cleo tsaa biQseni A. We Rsy have bad In
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PROPOSED EXPENSE OF THE SUBSIDY.

TESTIMONY OF ALEXANDER MAsTERsoN, DIRECTOR
Mr.. Kasson-What is your business, and what
was IL in 1921 A. Banker and had connection with
the Pacific Mail was made director at the election
In 1872.
O. AT the time Mr.. Rolston and Mr.. KngslaDd were
elerted1 A. was elected at the time the Board went
out.
O That was In April 1911 A. Yes, Sir.
o. You we're in with the stockwel administration
A. Yes Sir; and continued to be director until April
1878, think.
O. You continued during the entire stockwel admins
trationf A. No because was IN Europe good deal
Of the time.
Q. We're you there when the effort was going on in
1874 TO get subsdyi A was O director that time,
and member Of the Executive Committee.
O We're you at a meeting Of the Executive Committee
on Feb. H. 1871 A. think that is the daTe.
O. When the resolution passed touching the pro-
ceedings at waahingtoDi A. Yes Sir.
O. Who asked that that resolution be passed A.
think the President, Mr.. stockwel
O. what reason did he give for desiring the Committee
10 approve the resolution A. The fact that the enter
prise of the Company needed all additional subsidy, and
that would be taken TO procure IT, and that there
would be q certain amount or necessary expenses
needed fer ATTORNEYS fees gathering Of Statistics and
presenting the matter properly before the members Of
O. / desire you 10 remember as carefully as possible
exactly what was saidf A. That is as eau
member. ,. . -, . ,,
under this resolution "A l cannot recOlect the
amount
O. Did he name any limit as far as you can rememberi
A. No, Sir; my impression was that the amount OF
money he required would be comparatively small with
the magnitude VI the undertaking.
q What do you mean By comparatively small y A.
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IRwINs CORRESPONDENCE.

TESTIMONY OF RUFUS HATCH, MANAGING DIRECTOR.
The next witnes was Rufus Hatch, who pro-
duced few letters, by Mr. Irwin in rela-
ton 70 the subsidy matter Those produced all
that could be found among the files Of the Company,
Mr. Burchard-The Committee desired you TO pro-
duce the books papers Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company relating 70 correspondence, or containing
entries or facts relating this subsidy VIII you state
what you have done in regard toiti 4. have had
the books thoroughly examined by Mr.. Post Mr. Merrill
and Mr. Lane and find this letter from Mr. Irwin, from
Washington, dated Jan. H. 1871
WASHINGTON Jan. u. 1911
MY DEAR SIC Your esteemed favor OF l3th covering
check $500 hand with thanks for your usual
RICHAD B. IRWIN.
G. 8 Abercrombie, Treasurer P. NJ ). 5. Co., n. Y.
I find this letter is filed away, marked Richard B.
Irwin Jan. IS, 1871. l also and this letter
WASHINGTON Feb. IS, 1871.
NY DEAR SIR Yoprs OF the nth. covering check for
$500 20 hand this noon. with thanks remain,
truly you're, RICHARD Il. IRWIN.
L. S. AOeTcrOmbie Treasurer p. NJ 5. s. Co.
ind this letter fled away-Rohard b. Irwin. Feb. 10,
1911 The next letter that lud received March O.
1872:
r. W. @. BELLOWS. V,ce-PresideHL
DEAR SIR: Thanks for the return OF Mr. Sargents
letter To Oblge OF our best and strongest friends
have promised berth freight clerk on China line
20 Henry f. Jones Of Massachusetts Will you obige
by sending frauk for him IN Calvin, n. Y, TO S. Fl
Respectfully yours, RICHARD D. lh"Ih
This FLED away, Endorsed IRWIN. r. b. Mar g. ~"
The next letter is one from +. w g. Bellows to Mr..
Irwin, aud reads follows:
Private, Official. 70
NEW. YORK, Dec. 2 1911
RICHARD H. IRWIN, San Francisco: The President OF
sbs after the rsseUt Of tbs letter, and you viii there
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THE ACCOUNT OF A. H. WHITING.
TESTIMONY OF EUGENE KELLY, BANKER


Mr. Kasson-Mr. Rely are you a member
Of the firm OF Eugene Kelly & Co.. A. Yes, sir
@ Your namel A. Eugene Kelly.
q. Occupation A. bIuker.
@ Your banking house A. No. So Exchange place.
@ Have you house in San Francisco under che same
name A. No. Sir 1t Is under the name Of DOnOhue
Kelly & Co.
Q. Can you tell By the Endorsement that check
whether passed through your house at San Francisco
A. l cannot although I do not think it did, Sir.
O Observe tie date 1t appears not to haye!Deen paid
for some weeks afterwaTd. State whether You remem
Der whether Mr.. whiting placed it in yOur bank HIM
self A. That would be impossible.
O. Dd it pass through tue san Francisco Bank A. I
do not know IL placed In house for collection
Q. When was 1t placed In your house. A. have a
statement here.
@ BE good enough TO give ~ A. 1t placed to his
credit our books on July O. 1872.
Q. To the credit OF A. II. WhitInga A. Yes Sir
q The date OF collection A. The date wmch IL is
placed 10 his credit, ana presume 1t was collected
O. When did you see Mr. whitingi A. I don't know;
about six weeks ago; don't exactly remember; 10 may
Q, DO You know where he now resides \. I do not
q. Where we're you informedl A. Somewhere IN Con-
nectieub
O Do you know from information where he stayed
during the Summer OF ls72i A DO not know.
@ YOu certainly know the resldonces OF depostofs az
your bank I A. No, Sir.
@. II they live IN The city, you know A. Yes, Sir I:
but they come to the city only occasionally don't
Q. What the firm of which Mr.. Whiting was
menberi A. Hooper, Whiting q Co.
q. ID May, 1872 A. Yes, Sir.
Z. Was II to tho credit OF whiting 90 the credit OF
the 1rm A. To his Individual credit
O. Have you an account OF the entry A, Yes, Cir;
but 10 will require an explanation.
q Il this cOrsect transcript OF the firm OF Eugene
Kelly with the firm OF waiting Col, A. II is, Sir;
when received the telegram supposed there was no
use in going back prior 10 this date ana took II the
date OF 1873, and the deposit of these chcoks
q Have you any knowledge of instruc ions given at
your house about this disbursement A. No, Sr.
q. l: there any indication that this sum Was dis
bursed In any other manner than the usual wayi A.
No, Sir none az all.
O. All the checks drawn after that time we're OF the
general style OF the Check ordinarily issued A.
You can see how IL 10 atated.
Q. That psrsy gives ths ngures spoke Of the do.
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question came up but ionked through the checkboOk
and found that there nothing IT, The matter so far
as we were concerned beyond the mere exchange Of
checks; had knowledge Of Mr.. stockwoll In the
matter. -t f-'
Mr.. Nlhlack-Dld you give execute any receipt for
the money! A. No, Sir; all; only tho exchange
OF checks
Q Tad YOU any knowledge OF the use the Company
attended TO put It tot A. No. SIR nothing more than
t,t supposed they had for the money at that
tune there excitement about the subsidy did
see that here any advantage to either party
@ Did it make the ships seem TO cost moret A. MOI
upon hooks
Q. Upon the Compauy's booksi A. don't say that
Sir III had known that 1t was making them appear 10
cost more should have fought it, against tbs prin-
ciple which nave been ADVOCATING
@ You state, then, that all your knowledge OF these
checks was derived from Mr., Weed, aud you hau no
knowledge beyond thati A. Yes, Sir, that was all
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NOT A WORD ABOUT TIE SUBSIDY.

TESTIMONY OF FREDERICK holland, AGENT
Mr.. Beck--Mr. holland, state your name in
full. and your occupation aud place OF busintssi A
Frederick holland. agent for the Union and Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad.
Q. Place OF buslnessl A. No. 2sl Broadway.
O. Tell tho Committee what, If any, transaction yoo
had with the Pacific Nal Steamship Company m Goa
nectton with the subsidy. A. Nothing with the dy.
We had running arrangement by which we sustained
rates.
q. The railroad and the Steamship Company A.
Yc-, Sir.
O. In the course OF the early part OF 1872. were you
here or In Washington A. / was nc-e.
q Were you ID communication WITH If. Stockweut
A. No. Sir.
q Mr. Irwin A. No, Sir
q Had yOu any conversation with hun as to tho
amount of the suoSityl A. NJ, Sir
q. with Mr.. StOckwell A. No, SIR.
q. No transaction with hiAl A. had bought calls
from him as from any one else.
O. Was the subsidy spoken OF T. influence you ia ths
purchases OF stock between you ..t Ir. otO5kWe. A.
No, Sir; neither Mr.. Irwin Mr. StOckge has over
said word TO me concerning the SUBSIDY.
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AN UNINQUISITIvE DIRECTOR.
TESTIMONY OF II. II. BAXT.

Mr.. Niblack-Are you director of the Pacific
Mail Company A. Not at the present time; I was
elected in the Fall Of ls71NOyemberand reelected in
May following and resigned during the Summer Of 1872
O. Were you member o. the Executive Committee I
A. No. Sir.
@ Were you present when the Board read the resolu
ton referred to A. Yes, Sir.
O. DO you recollect any statement Of Mr.. Stockwel
any other person what OF money would proba-
bly, be needed expended under the resolution A.
think when the action of the Executive Committee
up for confirmation Mr.. StOckwel said all no should
want was t5 900 or 1900 or ~ 900, probably.
O Was al ythinR said "a 10 the person who would be
employed under the re,QluttoRt A. No, ar.
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STATEMENTS OF DIRECTORS.

TESTIMONY OF ROOSEVELT G. ROIsToN AND GEORGE
L. KINGsLAND.
The nexs witness was Roosevelt u. K0lston'
AT one time a director OF the Paeihc Mai oteamshp
Company
Mr.. Kasson-state what connection you had with the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company in lS72-n the Spring
or early Summeri A. was electeda director OF the
Company on May %. 1917.
O. Elected o drectOrt A. Yes, Sir, and remained
director until Dec H. 1874 when rendered my resig-
nation.
O Did You know anything OF the previous resolutions
or Of the Company In respect to the obtaining OF
the subilyi A. did not.
O. You had nothing to do with the Company IN FeOru
ary ls7sf A. Nothing at ALL
O. Did YOU, as a director obtain any information as
TO the OF money charged charReable TO the
Company ia obtaining the subsidy In Washington A.
knew nothing OF the subsidy. 1t never discussed
AZ any meeting OF the Board.
O Nothing was ever said at the meetings OF the
Board in respect TO liability OF the Company on that
account that YOU had any knowledge off A. Nothing
at all
Mr Beck-what was the original amount OF the stock
OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company A 1 don't
know. SIR.
Q Do YOU know IL IL several times increased or
watercd a. I don't know, Sir.
@ Do you know anything in relation TO IL at ALI A,
Nothing whatever.
Another OK D rector was then called George L. Kings
land II appeared that these gentlemen had been sum
moned under the impression that they had been con-
necied with Board of Directors when the project OF
obtaining the subsidy conceived
Mr. Kassou-S:ate. II please, your connection with
the Company and when IL began and when it termi-
natedl A. l was elected director. think on May
90 1874 date MI ROstOn, and served I'M
Gil May, 1879
@ Prior to May % you had no connection with the
Company A. None whatever.
Q. Dbl you. on or after the date when you became
connected with It, obtain any knowledge about the
alleged expenditures OF the Company In obtaining the
subsidy A. No, Sir.
O. Or Of auy claim made by any officer OF the Company
on that account A. No, Sir.
Q. The question not IN any way presented during
your termi A. No. Sir. it not
Q. And nothing about the alleged liabilities Of the
COmpanyi A. No Sir.
@ Do you know why Mr. Hatch wanted you sum
moued herei A. don't know, Sir had no idea why
was summoned here.
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sToCKWELHs sPECULATIONs.
TESTIMONY OF CHARLES A. AVERY, BROKER


The next witness was Charles A. Avery,
q member OF the firm OF II. W. Gray Avery, brokers,
in which Mr. sto ckwel special partner. lie test
fed IN regard Mr. StOckwePs operations In Pacific
Mail tbeUgh 1t was shown afterward that his testimony
covered period subsequent to the subsidy operations
Mr. Burchard-Please state your full namei A.
Charles A. Avery.
@ WHAT is your business and where do you reside
A. reside IN Brooklyn, and my business ia connected
with the Howe Sewing Machine Company am also
acting under power OF attorney for A. b. StOckwel
@ You are the attorney in fact for A. b. stockweli
a. Yes Sir.
O. For how long time have you been attending to
his busincssl A. Since the first Of March.
O. Were you doing business for him in 1872 In any ca
z CITY A. was only partner with him in 1872
O What was the drmi A. The firm Of IL. W. Cray
Avery.
O. Who we're the partnersi A. II. W. Gray myself,
and Mr. stOckwe as special partner
O. In what businessf A. In the brokerage business.
O. Your place Of busiResst A. 1t was IN BrOadst
O. We're your nrm owners during that time Of Pacific
Mail Steamship Company stock A. Our firm was not
O. Were you individually A. No, Sir.
O Had You any information that additional sub
ddy had been granted that Company by Congress in
MAY 1921 A. knew Of it simply by reading 1t IN the
papers
q. State TO the Committee what you know in regard
10 Mr. stockwes efforts to the passage OF the
bill granting additional subsidy and the means and the
agents he Employed A know nothing ut.
O Did you know Richard b. Irwiuf A. did not
Mr. Beck-Mr Avery, what did you say your firm
vast A. H. W. Gray Avery.
@ Mr.. stoekwen being a special partnerl A. Yes,
Bir.
O. You stated. In answer to the Chairman, that your
nrm had no stock and you had none-did you mean to
include Mr.. stockwel as having monet A. As an ind
ViduaI-I have nothing TO say about that.
O What DO you know about that1 A. EnOw that he
had.
@ Was he dealing largely in that sto at that time
A. Yes. Sir.
Q Was your hrm transacting that business for aim
A. We we're.
O. Can you give us any idea Of the extent of these
transaeiiousi A. / could from books; our books
are 10 deposit.
O Would they chow the Of these ransactions1
A. Yes, Sir.
o. Would they show where the money came from, in
parti A. suppose they would.
O. Would they show whether 1t wss conducted at
profit or a lOssl A. They would.
O Could you without much Inconvenience give us an
abstract Of that account and by handing It 10 the Com
mittee make it part Of your testimony A Our books
are somewhat scattered just now but still think
O6uld get what you want in this regard.