, 1879-02-07
au@,stl it,-patJ ITO attention 10 It. or took nny
l.,,tre*t III It. The manrr was subsequently
rad i. tle Probate Court to tile parties entitled
10 ~

Investigation he would rns Mr. Cam pbell on The
Atnud.
Ms. tlcorsc G. Campbell was accordingly
called and examined by Mr. Cloudy. lie said
tint he prepared thc petition which had been
read In evidence betose tic Committee. Tic did
not remember Just how the determination 10
nlo the petition rms arrived at. I1o did rcmcu,-
bcr, however, that tho question arose as 10 how
the $4,000 coming from the estate OF George
BiHcow should be collected, and It wns referred
to him. Mr.. White and sts. Winston together
came 10 lin and askcsl for his suggestions In
flat regard. It wns stated to him that D1gclow
WAS doad, and certain portion Of this commits
sion ought to be paid bv his estate. AMI tIat the
parties 10 wh0m thr money was CoftG were very
anxious 10 havc their tnnnev. Mr. White stated
that he. nttorfcr for tslc cathie hr!d all the
rouli have legal authority to DO 70. lie Under
stood that In thtt condemnation proceeding
Judge Dsnmmonn tiaa insisted TINT oil PARTIES
who bad any llens q any ENG n "Eom NJ .hcse pfen
allowance mat!o there. Tho t;tlc,, a. le
!" thcsr three PARTIES At The time
the bid WAS made, but there were mortgages
Tint had been n,atle BY perhaps NIL Of the par
tics, and he thought more than ono mortgage
made by somc ot them: There were ground
there were buildings that Ind been erected, tenn
porary structures, upon portions of the prop
erty: and, although these parties Who owned
the fec we're content With el,2:'o0oo as the
amount Of money that thu H1vernnent should
pay for the block, It Was question how much
oft was coming to them, as,d how lnncli should
20 to sntsfv the mortgages. Erotinl-lcnscs, n.lsl
various LIENS nntl elouds that remained upon tho
property. Judge Drlmmonl insisted tflut all
OF iticse parties should alc their lctit!ons in his
court, alleging whnt tt'rir claims were. a,at TINT
4 ess e s; 'oSa 1Sss e g S .s .aa nut 90 %
10 10 &c eear EeG" I'll thsso ' M liens, 'i but i tSat
the mooey should :, he BE- paid - by tho
: were adjndcated BY the Courtto bea satisfaction
of the lien. Ills impression was that the heat
ing Of The matter which arose out Of thEs state
ouI, ' an % tint s i,ay sn6atantiaiy al to liens lens
lad been adtullcatea md perhaps pail; and It
wns known ihat n batancc would he coming to
eacl u thesn three owners, two OF them living,
md thu third gu estatc at t'at time. On Look
in: It over, It. appeared TINT tho proportion conl-
it,r to cact Of the three owners was about tho
same sum Of monev-s2oo' goo odd dollars;
selves It was satisfactory II cucl, one mid
$4,000 Of these commissions, but TINT the 1itfi-
euity was TINT George 4. nlgrlow had deceased,
and he (White1 as their attorney, c"l1id not pay
over without tlie authority 0f aotnc court, HnA
no administrator had been apponsed,-that was
Ills best rccotlecton,--so that considerable deluy
would cnsuc X All administrator were appoint-
cd and Claims filed In the rrobate Court. anu
Woke to the fact That JMlgu Drunnohd hod
required all liens of every nature TO bc Hlcil,
4n suggested that II tue document ~ , sd BY M Mr
been placed upon tlm rerofds 0f tle county, tt
certainly would bc nh existing lien unnn Tho
property. That was mis- Judgment about It, and
he thought 1t would b. eallsd a. ''en e y II wsrc
1bfcau upon inc lceotus " VIC tu1[t' lHat
being so It seemed to l!' ,!'ht retntot n'Eht
bo !ilcd, setting nat tlie eontfact haelt nist ts
%oa " 81 na ~ ,c H.
knew ~, 's,c1 .s'! NJ s Il M, ay oore
nc no =" 'a m"s m
!ans witness hnonlo pscpa.e pea!sa,, "a'cn IT,
n'd hls! u was m his Own . na!.."Ilnns; ~ !is
Impression WIS tlat iiG ashca ,easu ~ .e ~, nllt
PC was not ecrtasa' ~ WIS ~ stron.,s " opnnh
.at nc W. noI ~ ;n1h, .. II H. Whrs ~ @
Eas enteIesi. ao o .l ,,',c". @ .r, oe e,,o .'o
pctltion haa pech I,!eu Mhn nI.sIs sc1 seu' s!e
70 MN Win btipt,at'@un, w u"".'E N.!s 70 elsn
which hc dla. anu as. M." tonS @ 'nS @ panss ana
went 70 court M" ,sna, 1'1 u, IT. int' ~ ,arn
him. he haa no. no resurrection 1eai ot Doing thefc
"IsR tle ofucI WIZ HIM. r c.u.
" crose-examnai,on VI ssen. n.acs' r., "Iness %
sa'a nc @ uaa nos ,r a,,M ~ ~ -. XII % ~ 1T
e!tHet upon tscoFu or t'ic ulat. ~ u. TX = " w
b!sn !ne sHoulat'ol, WHICH p1of'uSu lt!At e4u.toV
ns sasd aon sas OF t' Three
~ Inc ns,1es enoFah-ilo" sA'''e ''''' oFuef 10 10
6ann o its,rs, aSo 10 in,ssn , aoo. r
VII nhte o.ousa. @ ~ ,', ,.u sns.e any, .n
aala ulc matter nau pee1l III SoH'c WY aFEan6eu,
oat ~ w YefF yaenc: ac,,o,, ,,., 80. - H..
zen. e3'les-alf. catnpoet. yn1 say you 90
hot KhoN ~" tnat orucs ta1''e u oe sct as'oe'"
hase 10 frtolleclfon. .......
.,...i LIN mol you na'e my 'atllhatloh upon toat
Nintt"
,,H Ho tuttnct tnaf - nave lou yon..
"Wus 1t NOT q TACT within your knowledge
mat Jaage urninmoha Gan eonapasncd u hf'
Please answer tAe question tsrstt and thGll
explain"
..i ~! cahuot answer t,lat scs or no." o',.,.....
=. Gnu yol, answer this 4ttestton, whether you
dld uot ut ttiat ti1!e heas iiat Il''go nrummond
hau cotnplallisa aboht III
AL 10 hot 1niHh yes Or no e1thcr Toulu answer
uss 99selsoh'
Nell' answer u your own "ay.'
,l hsafa thla: l never had any talk with
vuuEe n1u1'nnhu ur guy " tto ollic"ra ot tic
Const, out dTl heaf iroin totnc ot t'1e parties
1,snn wsn "ne ,h,"n, san"ot tei1 a'o~a.at Judge