Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-12-11
THE EXAMINATION.
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SM~SnaughnesSy after the deposit.
Boucher: SweDsOn was to get the money
back, was he not, if you did appear?
Mason: There was nothing said about it
as | remember.
Boucher: So that in case you did fail to
appear there was nothing more to be done
10y you or Mr.. SwensOn as to the money. 1t
vas SIMPLY to be applied on the note by
Register: Objected to on the ground that
its REORGANIZATION, and that he has as
! stunned Facts in the question nOt appearing.
Court: You may answer the question.
Mason: 1t was.
Boucher: Was there anything further
FL said at that interview by Mr.. SWenson or
yourself?
Mason: Mr.. Swenson said, there is $50,
4 and he would see that he had the balance.
MI. O'Shaughuessy said that was satisfac-
n tory. zs
Boucher: What do you mean by the bal
ance?
ss Mason: There was a balance of $3.50 he
didn't give Mr.. O'Shaughnessy due on the
note; that is, my note which Mr.. Onslaught
messy held.
s.. Boucher S! s;r. Wss there anything further
Mason: l told O'Shaughnessy if the
agreement was fulfilled which had been
entered into, he would have to discharge
the mortgage. Mr.. O'Shaughnessy said he
Boucher: This mortgage you speak
about, was it a mortgage given on SOME of
your property?
Register: Objected to.
R Court: Sustained.
Boucher: Was there anything further
S said by either of you?
Mason: No, sir.
Boucher: Who went out of MIR. Onslaught
&9nessY's store first, you or Mr.. Swenson?
82 Mason: Mr.. Swenson, if 1 remember
q right.
Boucher: How long did you remain
there after he went out.
Mason: l think net to exceed five min
III utes. a.
Boucher: Did he 20 out the front or pack
Mason: L think he went out on the
u street.
Boucher When did you next see him ?
Mason: 1 met him a short time after
that.
Boucher: How long after and when?
Mason: Within half an hour, at some
point between O'Shaughnessy's store and
Boucher: Where had you been in the
Register: Objected to.
Court: Oyerruled.
Mason: l had been up to Mr.. Boucher's
office.
Boucher: l will get mixed in this soon
s8 myself.
Mason: l think you had, if you have the
Interests of your client to state; l mean
this, l am a friend of the detendent, but I
am under oath n must tell what J. am
s telling.
Court: Go on, we want to know what is
next.
Boucher: Did you see Boucher?
Register: Objected to.
Boucher: l feel l am not mixed in and
ssI want to be exonerated.
Court: Answer. q
Mason: 1 did not.
Boucher: Where else did you go?
Register: Objected to-.
@ Court: Sustained.
s aS#5Hs@ Boucher: You say in your direct ex-
animation that on your way back to the
store you met Mr.. SwensOn. Now you
Ito the store.
Register. Objected to.
Court: Overruled.
Mason: l went from O'Shaughnessy's
SSAAstOre to Mr.. ROucher's office and from there
direct to Mr.. Healy's store.
T. Boucher: Who if anyone did you speak to
7 from the time you left DISH ughnessy's
Register: Objected to.
Court: He may answer.
Mason: l first spoke to Mr.. Rapelje in
fAssr. Boucher's Office. [ asked for Mr..
Boucher, out he was not in, and on the way
who in passing said, II placed the money
with Mr.. Healy for YOU"
Boucher: What did you say to that?
Mason: l think l told him it was all
right.
this conversation was had?
Mason: We did not.
Boucher; About what time of the day
4 did it occur?
Mason: Between S and 6 O'Clock on the
Il 2Sd of November, in the evening.
6SSMEg poI,0hnrs VNhnv, y n,okoI NJ, Io1I,s.
81 store did you 80 in?
Mason: l did.
Boucher: Who was there?
Mason: Young Mr.. Craven | think was
in the store.
Boucher: Anyone else?
Neal.
Boucher: Anyone else?
%MasOn: I DOM remember anyone else.
His son, Will Healy. was there and Mr..
s8Healy. When I answered the question
first ] meant outsiders that were in?
Boucher: Did you lave any CONVEX
sation while you were in there at the time =?
Mason: l did.
Boucher: Well, who first said anything
ssasd what did you say?
n An Mason smoke L don't %1t reme% RaS s who
business with Mr.. Healy in the
krISettlement Of the janitor work l nave been
! talking about. Then | don't remember
which subject was brought up first.
a Boucher: State as near as you ~recOllect
sG VIII was first said on that occasion.
Mason: In this interview Mr.. Healy
gave me $40 that he said a gentleman had
given him for me. He said, II don't know
what it is for" I told him I knew what it
was for.
Boucher: Where were you when he
gave you this money?
Mason: In the office.
Boucher: Was this conversation you
have just stated had in the office? That is
sashad.
gsss Mason: The conversation in relation to
III the money was in the Office.
Boucher: Now state anything else that
wa said by either of you or Mr.. Healy
IL while in the office on this occasion.
Mason: Mr.. Healy said l ought to pay
him $50 that money because l was owing
him some IN an account.
Boucher: Was there anyone present
" when he said this to you?
Mason: Not. in the office, or at least |
see anyone?