The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-03

well, he several times accepted less
than his bill called for"
Questioned about the compliment
tary" mentioned In the letter, Mr.. Gil
Ian said Palm had suggested making
the auditor n present. Mr.. Gillian had
personally seen nothing wrong or out
Of place In this.
Mr.. Gillian received no answer to
this letter from Mr.. Cornell. He re-
ceived no letters from the auditor,
but he had seen some of those re-
ceivcd by Mr.. Palm.
81 am quite certain that there was
one letter in which he stated that
whatever we collected was our own"
The witness remembered seeing no
letter in which the auditor openly pro-
tested against being sent any money
or present.
Mr.. Gillian believed the examination
of insurance companies a serious mat
ter.
"Wcrc Mr.. Palms examinations ~
rious matters?"
"well, in my judgment some Of them
were not"
From Hartford Messrs. Palm and
Gillian proceeded to New York city,
where they remained about a month,
"How many companies in New r
city did you receive pay for examin-
inGp,
II made no memorandum and CANNOT
tell"
The witness had never made any re-
port of examinations made by MIN nor
had he been requested to do so.
He had helped examine in New York
the Fidelity and Casualty. the Amer-
can Surety, the American Fire ana INC
Need & Kennedy companies. lie did
not know what he received for this:
ms he was paid at uncertain times ana
TSe u Providence Saving Life OF iJew
York, ne testified. had been xam'neo
nnr,ar on Mr. Palms list OF companies
rnar,ir.I hy himself and Mr.. Gillian
n Won not think Mr.. Palm could
,,,o cote, a clerk or stenographer a.
aI,out sio n week to do the work you
dido"
\ cir"
"iIoy much did YOU receive per
,,ro"
"Well. I worked, or was read TO work
seven DAYS. and received
a. ~. o,vt ~ which I maid all my trav.
IT, onI hotel ~experses.'
NJ proyidence Saving Life Of New
vi Ar palm md he did not ex.
AIMING. said Mr.. Gillian. He dld hos
NJ Palm palms list of charges
aI,o,.s tbot the paid him
eosEN g.
Mr. Cillon's attention was called o
the letter from Mr.. Palm to Mr.. Co..
81 shall try to make the bill arg
iii 10 v.1vpamh0R
W. "ot 500 oniece from the Hart
esu.., IHre"
..Iyhat ,rould you infer, Mr.. Gillian
A.. Wr palm received, Judging from
, nv i"tt.r9"
~ IT L,r5,.ad dollars"
.Ir., fant s2Oo was received, where
'.o,, ;nfar the other 800 went?"
- ge Rrvont. for Auditor Cor.
~ a,;ootsd b,it finally withdrew htA
nS.' NJ Gillian answered as fol-
ooJe.'
io. w sAo,,,a IN for that won had been
u,rsr.cl refe rring to Mr.. Cornell
, 80 ~ ~. only inference I could
5To,y"
A. Palms list of charges show that
:, fact s3oo and not 5000 was received
CO.. tbe exomination. being that OF tho
I1ar,rord Fire. Mr.. Palm testified
that the extra 500 went Tor tho ~
rarses.
M Gillian testified that Mr.. Palm
usually had been served with liquor
q. "nn th;nl Il was wine or brandy.
NJ. Gillian himself used no ~intoxicat.
Mm. ,io,"ors and sharply called down
Cnnsoin Fisher on the latter asking
IN What his whisky bill had been
M. Nv work
VA letter from "Palm and Gillian"
aotod nj New York, was introduced,
,s uh;oh occurred these words: I'VE
nave made it a point not to offend any
on'rnnv NV nresenting bills too large.
pv Sacrificing a little ourselves in feeA
10y -, MOT only get the good will OF tho
w. uios ard the freedom OF tho
oMnas thereby the inner workings OF
~ but we save the home In