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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-10
s%TockRoIptas' NETTING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or rHE STOCK.
l holders Of the MASONIC HALL Assu-
CIATI,N will he held at the once OF the
secret ~. In Msssnic Building. ooli Hill. on
the afternoon of "WEDNESDAY. December nth
1t . O'Clock. Ths transfer books will be closed
Dec. mbsr 10th, AZ Q O'Clock =, n.
y. ". CHUBBucK. Secretary.
Gold Hill, Zee. 1, 1871. Il It'd
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Morris DAYTON t.OI.D AMI

Morris DAYTON GOLD AND
~ SILVER MINING COMPANY Location
81 prlnoipa, plaee OF business. San Francisco,
u iOmiA.
Location 81 works, Dc,Il's Gate Mlbing Dis.
trict. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice.--Therc are delinquent upon the fol.
iowing-de.crib.d stock. on account OF a.ress
m-nt $50. ~ levied on the i9t, day Of Ociobsr.
1877, the several IN cunts set opposite the
n ines of the respective shareholders. a. fol.
hma.
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And IN accordance with law. and an order Of
the Hoard of Directors. msis on tue I'll day of
O.tobfr. ls17. - many SHARES NJ each parcel
,f such siock 80 may he necessary will he sold
nc public auction. NJ tho Office Of the q 100 pany.
mia ,trr-i. Nan Francisco. Calf mla, IN
FRIDAY. TIE Tweniy.hr-t l2isil day 90 Deem
Der. 1871, At the hour Of one o'clock 2. n. OF
sa'd day. to iAy said delinquent assessment
iher. on. together with cosis o. advertising aud
expenses oi sale.
W. X. DIAN, Secretary.
Ofice-loom 10 liza. wards Building. No. tin
Calf rita sirtct. Sal Francisco. California.
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,,,N, aoLD Ann nlLvEn MN

vi mo COMtANt.-Location OF principal
ylsre Of bu.lnc--. san Francisco, California.
Location of works. Virginia Mining District,
storey county. state Of Nevada.
Notic..-There are delinquent upon tho fol.
lowing described stock. On account 81 a--es.-
mcnt tNo. i9l levied ou the sit day of ''ctobsr.
ISL, the several amounts set opposite the
names of tho respective Shareholders. a- FOL
iovsi
Name. No. certit sh.. amt
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A LIZA EILYkR MININQ Cl

n NY.-Locstion OF Principal place Of
business, San Francisco, California.
Location of works. Gold lin Mining District.
Storey countv. Nevada.
Notice.-There sv delinquent uDo the fol
loving described stock. ON account oi sssess.
ment tho. NJ levied on the Goth day Of October.
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. a. fol.
lows
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DELINQUENT SALES.
,OLiDArEp IMPEnIAL MIN.

NoNsOLiDArEp IMPERIAL MIN.
u mo COMPANY. - Location Of principal
place Of business. San Francisco, California
Location OF sorks Gold Hill Mining District.
story county. Nevada.
Notice There ars delinquent upon the fol-
lowine-deschbed stock. on account u asscsS
msnt tho. 81 levied ON the 25d day Of October.
1877, the several amounts ret opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders. ~ ioi-
lose:
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MINING

An bIL 90
OCUMPANY. Location OF principal place
VI business, san Francisco. California.
LDeauon Of works. Gold Hill. storey county.
Nevada
Notice is hereby given, that at . meeting. OF
the BOARD Of Direct1r., held ON tho ID DAY
of November, 1871. an assessment tho. ~ Oi
Three Dollars per share was levied upVn the cap
ii.l stuck { ths corporation. payable imlnedi-
ately, In United stAiss gold coin. TO the Secrr.
tAry, 81 the once Of the Company, No. alt
California street, san Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shan
| r-mAin unpaid ON tho sth day Of December.
1871, will no delinquent. and advertised fof
sAle at public auction. and unless payment W
made before will be sold ON FRIDAY. the
| ysih day OF December. 1871, to pay the delin-
Quent assessment. together with costs OF al.
vsftising aud expenses OF sale.
by order OF the board Of DIRECTORY.
0RU. ID. EDWARDS, secretary.
Oniee-No. Sit California street. ban Fran
| clsco. California. nOhtd
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And In scc lrdsnce with Law. and sn order Of
the board OF Dirctors, made 90 the 23d day q
October, 1871. 30 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock ~ may be necessary will Be
sold at public auction, II the rooms Of the
Company Nos. 70 and n herchants' Exchange.
California street, san Francisco. California. on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF December. 1877. d
the hour & ~ O'Clock n. OF said day. TO pay said
Delinquent Assessment thereon. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
LOUIS kAPLAS, Secretary.
Once Rooms % and n Merchants Rx.
change, Fan FraDciscO. California. no26td
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CAUTION.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
Company saie No. n The public 10
hereby csntionsd against purchasing the follow
Ing describsd stoct of the Yrllov Jacist silver
Mining Company. a. the zane Vas sold for
Assss'msnt No. n. this 18th day OF November.
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The pablo IL c.ltionrd against negotiating
he above named certificates
u. wEGENER. Secretary.
San Francisco. November ~. ISL. DIS Nv
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CAUTION.

O,LEpoNIA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
~ stcck sold To pay amnuht duo ON Asse--'
mcnt No. q:
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SENU $50. To U. 4. ROwELL q 90
y New York. far Pamphlet. Of lD pays. COO
tanning lists Of 1900 Newspapers. and estimates
showing oost Of advertising. mrif
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cArINE MINING COMPANY

S.. ~ o sa.
- L'eAti"h OF prihcipsi piAee VI oushe's'
san ft.hei-co,
storey county. Nevada.
N,,iee y h.r.oy xiseh' ,na. ~ m"euns OF
the I'oatu OF piIeetof-. heIi gu We lst uAl
o. pec.noef. 1871. q, re..nh"h, NO " OF
ihtech Gems PER snare ~. !esI'u uISn
me e.p.iAi s'oer =. ~ corpora,'on, p.yso'e
Ihini-nissiy. ~ .nIt~a s.ases koau oo'h; ny
sesdstary' a. me omeeo, tns cntnpsny. 10. ~
CAni.fhia street, ioon w. ran fhneiseo. Caii'
io.hia- -,
Any s'ocA upon WYE .hl- s'-es.tne.. sna'
is.nain snpslu on .ne W aAy ~ s.nuAIy,
o. paple ancnon, Anu unsrs ygen. ns
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Grernebanm. Helbing 4 Co.
Trustrer ..................Siit .. lV.....x E.
Gre-nebauB n. Helblng 4 Co.
Trustees ..06I0.. .00. ...@O {.
oioenebaum, Hsibins h O.,
Trustees. Nu.... ~ =.
Grrenebaum. uelbing Il U,
L us;ees ............... SeoI....u1..... e.
Gre-bebaum. Hrlbing q Go.
Trustees ...........s. .Snos. ..sso ..s.s ..
Gr-enebaum. .lelbing u 70.
Trustees ................l1Ott. ..i".....I =.
0rrcnebsum, Helbing Il Co.
Trustees ........ ..." 80
0res n-bsum, H-lbing Il 90,
TRUSTEES e.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W
Gr~nsbaum. Helbipg 4 Go.
Trustees 80
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FREIGHT DELIVERY!
COLD

yrAviNa MADE FULL ARRANGEMENTS
II for the reception and delivery of all kinds
OF ritEiGilT coming over the VIRGINIA and
TRuCkEE RAILROAD 20 the
COLD MILL DEPOT,
FROM the iigh,--t PARCELS or GOODS and
GENERAL. MERCHANDISE
To the nsAviEsr MACHINERY. coil
ERs, ETC, Etc.
.m prepared tn seeom n.dste all who desire
M services In inst line, upon
REAsONARLE TERMS.
Parties wishing m tn receive ard deliver
their freight will use dircct shippers to
usrk p~lalnly-''Csrr 7. o., Gold III"
I'm THOMAS GALLAoHIEk.
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THE NICHOLS IKolsLATrRE.

NEW ORLEANS, April II, 1871
In the Nichols Legislature to-day j. A. Cage Of Tho
EigAin senatorial district, seated. Mr.. Dcmas re-
turned his seat and explained the causes which lee
to bis de-ertion Mcssrs Dcinarais aad Gauit OF ST
Landry; Cole, OF st. John; simmes and Dickinson, o.
- James. and Snner, oi IBERIA, were sworn IN, max
I'M scycnty-tnree Returning Board members IA the
House. Several Returning Board members who were
not elected by the Election Comm ssiontrs' returns
have resi- ancd their claims Mr. Murray, Sergeant al
Arms OF PscSards House, was al Odd Fellows Hall
ths morning, where Ut noon, about ave hundred per-
sons gathered Ia the Hobbies and the street. Some
OF the republicans wno went say they hold the
balance OF in the matter OF eicctinC United
states senator
NICHOLS HOUSE,
Mr. T. j. TIezcyant. Clerk OF the Nichols House.
furnished the commission the following statement OF
the membership, winch was included IN their telegram
TO the President this Afternoon Inc total number OF
tine constitutional House l. l20; the number returned
" tho He,ufnirg Board Is III; Tho number thrown
out by tue Returning Board is .: total. 40. the
number Of Returning Board members now answering
the roll call Is So Rcturnlng Board members dead,
4 number OF members elected and not returned by
the Board. but whose opponents have withdraw
and acknowledged their claims, IL; number
elected and occupying their seats, but
not returned by Bonrd. o; members
elected and returned who have not answered
10 the call ~ the House, 49, total number. l2o Num-
Der aus~crng roll call neutrality-suspicious., A. dem
ocrals u total lOJ senatc-Totai number 80 present
to-day, 81 absent, 3-Harper. Wakefield and Duinont,
all republicans Tho senate neutrality-suspicious., l3
present; democrats, 20 present.
The Civil Ensiueers' National Convention assemblies
here on MONDAY Many delegates have arrived. About
mr. a.
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Army INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. April y, 49,.
by direction 81 tho Secretary OF War the following
changes In the stations duties Of officers Of
Medical Department have been madc:-Surgcon
Alfred A. Woodruff. relieved IRON duty the
Department Of The South ana ordered TO report
to tho Commanding General. Military Divisos
OF the Pacific, Tor assignment to duty IL
The Department OF California. Assistant Surgeon
Gavin Dc Wit, relieved from duty N tho Department
OF south and ordered Phiadclpha Pa TO report
by letter upon his arrival To the Surgeon General
Assistant surgeons J. V. Dehanne and Ezra Woodruff
have been relieved from duty IN tho Military DIVISION
OF the Atlantic ana ordered 10 report for duty
the commanding general, Department OF Texas.
Assistant Surgeon Alfred G. Gerard mas been ordered
to report III person 10 The Commanding General, De-
partmrnt OF Dakota. Tor assignment to duty. ASSIST
ant surgeon William II. KING has boon relieved IRON
duty III the Department OF the south and ordered 10
report TO tho Commanding General. Department Of
Dakota.
The President has accepted the resignation Of Second
Lieutenant Il. r. Ames. oil the Sixth Infantry.
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LARGE TRANSACTIONS IN CORN.

BALTIMORE, April II, 1877.
The american OF this morning says The movement,
In Western this market during the past week.
chiefly speculative, is without precedent Tho az
grcgatc the weeks transactions Change and alter
Change hours. as lar reported. loot up tho
mogs total Of 1855. 900 bushels made up ioows:
IS, 200 bushels steamer mixed at 5Jc. city 10
Doc, anu closlng ut 5jtac III 500 do prime mixed.
spot, at 81 &c. Jhc, CHIEFLY VI oJc 2i5oUo do for
Apru delivery, NJ $3.50 a JJ'.c., chiefly Al 5yssc.
n U0c. 2.3u5, 700 90. Nay nj 5sc. q Itc. chiefly
within The range OF 5ytsc. 1t t,c. Cs5.vOv do June
at 81 ~. t3A4c, chcny al 5Jtsc aol &C. and 10 UJu
do July at to-. Tue receipts - Western corn have
largely Increased the past week. sggregaiug s55 2c
bushels against 4sg, too the previous The ship
mcuts have Deen below thos. Of the previous week,
BEN. lGl bss. against 5Ju Js@ tho previous week The
stock has largely Increased, aggrrgatns at this date
SOL .a22. against 4s4sss the day last week.
Snouid the foreign demand Increase largely. az
pccted, very active export movement "a cora may
be ooked tor from this port during tho next few
weeks
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SUCCESS OF THE COMMISSION

NEW ORLEANS, April IL 1877.
The commission closed abors to-day aud lett for
Washington via Mobile The results achieved by thcu,
are complete than could have been cipat.d
The general iccling even among intelligent rcpubi-
cans, that these results will OF immense aavan
tagc TO the State. The commission have been moro
than ordinarily clrcumspect, and have devoted them
selves in the laborious their work. In
their innumcrablc interviews with delegations COM
mttecs and individuals OF both parties they have been
courteous and patient II Is Understood that puo.
lie reception was rendered them by the people OF this
city, but TINS was declined, with thanks.
TIM PRESS ox PRESIDENT HAYES ACTION
Commenting on tho order Tor the removal OF tho
troops from the viciuy OF tho state House the Times
says;-"Mr. Hayes has carried his policy TO a
fuller extent than could have been expected and with
the elimination OF It has secured formal and public
pledge OF support from the Legislature. Nothing
remains but to clear away tho debris and
lay the foundation Tor a new structure This
to be very appropriate place say Let have
peace Governor Packard Is still In the ST. LOUIS
Hotel with his police force, a dozen members or
tho Legislature and his personal siaf, WHO remain
with him to the end, which evidently near IL
TO be generally understood that the state House
VIII be surrendered 10 The Nichols authorities Mon
THIS afternoons Republican says:-"Notwithstand.
Ing the adverse decision OF tho President regard
Claims OF LOUISIANA bOvcrHUr Packard
tue brave ana aitbidi surround and sun
port him have earned tho admiration anu respect OF
all who can appreciate true hcroism. chosen Gov
by tue votes of majority OF his fellIw.ctzcns
his claims to that nigh utce resting the same bas
winch seated the President Governor Packard has
sisted alike the enticcments OF personal advancement
aud threats OF personal danger, and stands urn
possible aud hts supporters the last representatives
ui the rcpubhcan party ia the South. Unwilling TO
believe that dcscrton would cone from that quarter
winch properly owed support Governor Packard has
patiently waited dag by day Tor that na winch accord
IN fIa naftf
United states, was unqucs,onably due. Failing to re.
ccvc hs aid ms choco now rests between submission
10 force ahi resortng 10 ciy strife. In such
dilemma there - but one choice for patriotic citzcns
aud one oi such Governor Packard has always shown
himselLn
now rHE PACKARD OFFICIALS PROVIDED FOR.
committee from the Packard Legislature waited
upon tnc commission to-day anu requested their
friendly Offices IN securing from The Nichols govern
ncnt some CONDENSATION Tor the police men and
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INDIAN SURRENDER.

Dull KNIFE's VILLAGE AT LAST STARVED OUT.
CAMP RoBiSsoS, Ncb., April II, 1877.
Eighty lodges OF Chcycnncs under Dull Knife and
Standing Elk surrendered to General Crook eleven
A. NJ to-day The village comprises about Ave hun
drcd and my persons. eghtyhye OF whom arc light
Ing men. They turned in GOO ponies sixty guns aud
about thirty pistols They completely destitute
all the ncccssaries OF hfc having lost everything
when their village destroyed In November last.
They have louccs, but simple shelters Of old can
vas and skins. very lew blankets aud robes ana no
cooking utensils. Many IRE sti suffering from frozen
limbs IL - surprising that they have been able 20
hoiu loag under circumstances and their
dong proves tho foritude ~ tho American Indian
under prlvation aud hardship TINS makes about
seven hundred and eighty Cheycnnes VINO nave sur
rendered here since the 1st OF January. Latest al
represent Crazy Horse SIN on The way toward
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pl3yfs Who have vfmained ianh.uf 10 Packard. Tho
Commission assured them that tLey would cndcayor
70 meet their wishes. aud Immediately requested an
interview With Governor Ncnolls Lieutenant Cover
nor WIZ, Speaker Bush and number OF prominent
members or The Nichols Legislature. to wnDn they
made known the request of The REPUBLICAN,
committee. The subject iasorably con-
sidcrci. ana Governor Nichols. with the advice
aud consent OF his associates, promptly offered u
devote the Governors contingent und 10 this purpose.
THIS fund amounts to between $50 900 and $40 0o0 AMI
was Appropriated TO and Nichols establishing his
government THIS prompt aid 10 republican employees
viii provide for their immediate wants and remove
much 81 the disaficciion among them consequent
upon the breaking up OF fackard's government, aud
The commission seemed to he highly gratied at tho
absence VI resentment on the part or Nichols party
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The thirty.iourth reception OF tho Brooklyn ARA
Association Will take place tho Academy OF Music
tomorrow evening.
The celebrated collection OF paintings and works Of
art belonging TO tho late NJ Oppcnhcim will be sold
In Paris, the sale beginning today and continuing
through the week few iliusiraici catalogues can
be obtained from MI. Avery ana orders 10 purchase
may ~ sent by cable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
BISHOP CoRRIGAN's RETURN.

Among the passengers who arrived In the city on the
Inmau steamship Guy Of Berlin last night from LAYER.
pool was Bishop Corrigan, OF Newark, \. !. lie lett
this country on I3th OF December last, and has
made an extended tour IN Spain and Italy. lie was
accompanied on his trip ~ Father DE coactlibns OF
ST. Mchaeis Jersey CITY Last night Father brennan.
Dr. Prcndcrgast, Mr.. l.. Fairy. Mr.. Gibson, Colonel
Mcfnerny, ol Jersey cay, and Bishop Iorrigan's
brother George, from Seton Hall, " H., welcomed
BISHOP corriean home ana accompanied him 10 hts
home. Newark, y. j., at a late hour.
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HYDROPHOBlA.

PmiLApkLrHis, April Il, is7!.
John Ripple died here yesterday Of bydrophobla
lie bitten the thumb abou, three weeks ago by
a dog but had the wound cautcrlzcd. and 4 heated
thoroughly. No ~ effects we're ieit un the begin.
OF this week, when the usual symptoms oil hydro.
phobia appeared, with the result ABOVE stated.
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SALE oy TWEED PROPERTY.

Al the Long Island cry tex sale, on "Wednesday
last some lao lots belonging TO William NJ. ruecd
were pat NJ snd strucg On TO The city. The lots
located ia TIE fVurth wara. ana the taxes, whicn
iss M ears lsss and ls5s. s1so1uiea W A3.k
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WHEAT Axp BEACHES IL TIDE OHIO VALLEY.

WHEAT AND PEACHES IN THE OHIO VALLEY.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. April q, 1871
The Commercial has sdviccs 10 tho crop prospects
from eighty-six points in ONO, as ioows:--
wheai-Eignt points report lair crops, 40 good. %
unusually good.
PcachesFiltccn report FAIR crops, IS good unusu.
ally good, 81 failure
From II points IN Indiana MS to wheat, report tho
crop prospect far, 81 good IS unusually good.
As TO peaches. IL report tar crop, 10 good uu.
usually good 80 failure or partial failure
From ~ points IN Kentucky a. 10 wneat 20 report
prospects TAR. 81 good, unusually good, failure Or
partial failure. 1 none sown.
As to peaches report lar crops, good, 50 failure,
none raised.
From VI points IN Illinois, mostly the middle and
southern portions Of tho State report wheat pros.
pecis fair, 81 good, Il unusually good, failure. nc
wheat
As to peachcs 10 report fair crops, % good 80 fail.
urc Is none raised
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THE ORDER TO GENERAL Auour.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 81, 1877.
The following was sent from the headquarters OF tho
Military Division Of Missouri General ugur TO-
day.
CHICAGO, April q, 1877.
General C. G. Ar0UR, New Orleans, La
SiR-By direction OF the Lieutenant General the ol.
loving teegraphIc order from the General Of Army
Is forwarded ior your action and guidance Pcaso re-
port by Telegraph upon the execution Ci the order
WASHINGTON, April II, 1877.
General r. H. SHERIDAN. ng the Division OF the
Missouri Chicago. ILL.,
You VIII please order the troops posted the
immediate vicinity OF the state House New Orleans the
Quilted States barracss Tuesday. April ~
precisely and the tact lie Copies
III the OF the President and secretary War
to by mall aad another Will he zen.
erai Augnr direct W. T. SHERMAN, GENERAL.
X. {. DRUM, Assistant AdJutant General
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CROP PROSPECTS.
WHEAT PROMISES Az ABUNDANT HARVEST, Ex.
CEPT IN CALIFORNIA

CEPT IN CALIFORNIA.
CHICAGO. Ill. April q, 1877.
Tho Times has very full reports IRON Inc great wheat
growing sections Of Mississippi and OHIO valleys
cornng Inc condition OF winter wheat IRON which tho
follow bric analysis made "A larger acreage than
usual has been sown In gail quarters with line pros
poets OF abundant harvcsts The southwest especially
hopeful and the Northwest has Tears except from
the grasshoppcrs, which, II u Thought, viii be less de-
structvc than heretofore. The Kansas farmers think
they have hatchcd so early that they Will not be abo
await the comm, crops.
The report which The Times publishes from Califor-
the elect that the average wheat crop about
one million tons which tho crop OF 1874; but Tho
pred iction Tor this year that not more than half
million tons Will be raised, and that the elects OF the
short crop. together with the bad condition vi tho
stock market, Will BIO disastrous 10 the State.
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rmg rxsxrs rn0rs,xD solIAns.
v Had you any Transaction ~th i~eed IN reference
TO Tie passage of bl before the aenstcf A. No, ss
passing Of .he cnar,sr, give yaa enees Tor slooDy
a. aont know whether u before 90 alter the
passing OF tue ensrters vas some spring
a What vas a Iors A u was acbecs that grew
Out Of business uansaciiens. sna not
q D.d yoa have any pecaaisry transactions that
winter ~iih reference ~ iess'sssonf A. ! have 40
rceo lection, ar thai DID
v I'D bs psy yoa sny money or syo you any check
Tor the payment Of money or Eive you any valuable
tnng Tor the purpoae VI lnaasnclus any senaioff A.
No Hir.
u Dsd you have anv conversatlon Win hln ~ refer.
cnce seIstor Neodin an hs vollns The senator
A No. 80. Ios that feeeiiecs sm qasse sure d,d
not.
a DID you receive any money W any other valuable
talg from Mr. l~ecd aay bsey el-s reference
senator Nooaln's sessf M. ~
person iha 20 ~ dvaded between yva asd
W.vdng 4. Va. 81
y Have yoa rs.a the wo,la q Aprai5s A. ihass.
a. Il there any uulh 10 TIE statement sseu, she
check paid 10 YOU A. The oaly tfush ~ah regard -
" that H. sas@ Mr. Hastings chtck tor - u4U, "a
wa pvrsoaai buslness uans.essess nslAiAg ~ ~
Win legtsatgo0A
q How does tbs somlase waA The iscs. :-..ns va
lntrusted VITA The money. and u 80 b. gwen -
senator woodin /" u tai true taiseg "a 10 false.
Y Did no sse you sny other checss ser smaller ~
larger amounts. % Tor ssy amoantsf a. Tlsre ~~re
amounts, think there sere CHEEKS that receyed
from him pfccecds 81 stock Transactions
v We're any VI these ansoants tor lhs purpose Of
influencing any SENATOR A No, ar
stRrnlxEn
q Have you any knssiedse tl.2s senator woodin N
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and influence Ia the ssnases A. have no kno@ edge
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