, 1877-06-05

enl cock bis feef ct, Ihe ink k.stant. and he WAS
high cock. k.a.lorun.-hs wa' tho rfeasl am' 40 no
.:rhen Jon think Mt Sexton paid for.sI' he
gott."'. .,.u alan. ~,
BE- b, made eoe5 ont Of 'l' h'' eo"''ae' sn' p''o
s.They' say thore was 1sinsf'
"plD Ton rAY aouNTREn ANT HoNE1W
''rd rather anawet that t" the Grand 'afy nm
10: 3S; S;d,; x?s ~ ~ e'S sts 600 OF .e0'
nv II wosuahGs ga Ge1 lks e'' . se!iaIa''s' 's!iIt
*'ts ttountreu honcstf'
.Ydu know about al much Of that ~ d."
..Dil you pay lso,ntres fce getting contraetsr'
~ want The tifapd Juf1 10 put me through
w wv Hro Il ~ ready 10 70 before the Grand Iutyr'
hero ana ri I'll II te% ssG i. III n
!. ..Yss. hsdid, geod dsss."
.Whs -; GS,:f @'a tIsg h ri tor
.iiow much dld you PAY himr'
..M& 5en pny him ssoor
''AnT morcf'
....Ilew much DID you pay clcm F. Pef'o'at''
~ dont knew. ,"
.An1thinHt"
"Wllat do You think Of rcrlolatf"'.
!" lie Is worho tl,an Julas lHearlot-"
EGEAN W0Hht
'Iiow mnch did Jon pay echmidtF'
:. Gld yaa do sny wotRior htmr'
"pa ysa o. 10 es; N; vefk asfe fef III Mee.asey
~ YcH, h1ea somo fur him. He tn'd mo tho
s ss@. .sa sas. IL I'll. Il sGgs 70 RRshn
Tho ~! i only Sso. and gue'' Accafrcy would
'h DID Did 1ou do work for .ny other Commission
i Yes, for Holden. He owcs mo $50, which l.
have lfoA to collect, and he has promised to pay'
:'ilow aIout rat car.o1lr'
"1Is ..nsjp pMsta pMa,Io,i' ps f. I'll did for him.
"a, he ts. i :Snars. lie pa!d for etery!hIns."
'.Thaf couldn't lclI now
.'i,d rather snswor tkst to tho Grand Jnry."
M2w much sdat ga yon gax ,ss gchaf a1nen r., him .ra
he ali Il: .satd to pa sf si c a @
sesid,s and arc r't'ea'' friends if0 is c''''f
PIN ron FAY ANT or rfiE COUNTY coMM1ss1oN-
~ wouldn't like to SAY. Lpaid good deal"
"Who fot"
i s'R,: ts!sis," :aIi" ..
*tSnmc,"
..iiow about soxton,"
md. il " sot essoevthins H a %o s' tna III ia.
cordcsa odico being ixed l.a xat tho carpenter
o H. a a2 Sa" oo ' mses = IT, SsS t.
poiny ont, and Asers Len4cn. and bradley wste
VJin9 In. ] went to Pat Carroll and asked him
>fpr tho work. tfo said was much entitled to It
III anybody, aud that Ahoufd hare It. Iic says 4
onl going out; do Jou know LenzcnT had
| worked hard fot Lcnzen's election on tho South
| Side, hna ! knew that h0 waa friendly " mo
! anl so wont over and saw Lenztn and told him
| what Pat Carroll Ind told mo. Iie gavc mo m
order for tho work. and lpat slx painters at work.
| That night Sexton came In and wanted TO Know
'.shat II hotl thoy wctt doing there Tho fotc.
man told him thAt he hnd better sec mo. The ncxt
morning soston :en, own fse aanbess and s b.
hs5e ta' ssn'tas ston to a;s IT.; ssysn ysa
S i,avo roton IT, @ Nav you s Know. IL. 11olden
says I. 'tlat "a not 80. Iie saId that Mr. sexton
had tho work until ! rhowod him my order,
which, he said. WIS all right. said t!lat Twas
| fully equal to do painting TO 4ny carpenter"
| your
I como down, 50 far"
| HOGAN.
11erc tho interview closed. when LII. Nelson
called she rcpoxtes to ono side and said. "ThIs IL
| on tho equATor'
| The rcitortcE raid Il was. w
| tWc,i, " baIu btr. Nclson, ''bttNccn you and /,
thurc il ono man rho II as btgA go-6etwcen "a
'Who 10 thaty' asked tho Reporter.
'Joo HOGAN. Tho competition ia between him
and TcrIolst. I1n is 4 slick ono - =.
ibid You over pay hn anT tuoncyf"
"liofo tho Interview closed, Mr. Nelson bcina
| quito wgak and exhausted.
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