Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-03-31
Mr.. NAYLOR
1ES1|f|ES
Gets His Copy for The Specified.
tons from Engineer
MaxOn
n. c. Naylor-Continued
BY the City Attorney.

reads like this And the restoring OF
the street to its original condition, as
far as the city would be required to do
and also hauling away surplus ma
teral also the whole cost of pumping
baling, planl1ing and shoreing and the
whole job complete and finished in
every PARTICULAR" Do | understand you
to take the position that this would not
include the filling? A. Would not in
clude the filings to be sure not
Q. Do you remember of having read
the provision which I read sometime
ago, which is on page No. Is Of the
original specifications, prior to putting
In your bid? A. had read it several
times.
Q. From whom, Mr. Naylor, did you
get your first copy of the specifications
for this sewer system? A. Mr. Hast
ings.
Q. When? Prior to putting in your
do! "A. TO be sure.
@. Did you get any other copy of the
specifications from any of the city Of
ficials? A. Yes, l got two or three;
I don't remember how many; l sent off
several to material men, to show what
would be necessary in the line of ma
terial. 1 think sent two or three diff
ferent copies
Q. Did you ever get a copy of them
from Mr.. Maxon? A. did
Q. When? A. don't know what
date. but some time after the contract
was let
@. After the contract was awarded
and before it was signed? A. Yes sir.
@. Was it after the contract was
signed? A. think it was.
@. Did the copy which Mr.. Maxon
gave you at that time have this pro-
vision, which appears on page No. Is
of the specifications? A. Don't know
whether it did or not "
@. You don't remember? A. No.
@. What did you do with the copy
given you at that time Mr.. Naylor?
A. think sent 1t to Portland Il
know l sent one copy to Portland after
the contract was signed, but would not
be positive whether it was this iden-
tical copy given me by Mr.. Maxon or
not. but l sent one. copy to. Portland,
to show what material was necessary
for the work
q. You had some copies made by
Miss slatterly? A. I did. III f$
@. Where did you get the copy
which you turned over to herr A. From
Mr.. Maxon.
@ When? A. Don't know just what
time; think it was in June this oc-
CURED; would not be positive. You
would probably know more about it
than do. because just as quick as the
copies were made by Miss Slatterly one
Of them was brought to you by Mr.
Maxon.
Q. When was that Mr. Naylor? A.
! think in June. but am not positive
@. Is that the copy attached to the
contract? A. No sir.
@. Is not the copy? A. No sir
@. And that is the copy you say Mr..
Maxon brought to me? A. A. Yes sir.
@. You don't remember when? A.
Don't remember what time, but re-
member ne brought 1t to you.
@. How do you know? A. Because /
went with him.
@. You testified in the Haight case,
Mr.. Naylor, that you took a copy to
I. N. Smith. and ne attached it to the
contract A. No sir Mr. Smith pre-
pared the contract and attached 1t,
which was signed by you and the
mayor.
q. Have You got the copy you took to
Mr.. Smith? A. No sir. 80
q. You had it the other day? A. Yes
str. s
Q. Could you get It and let the COM
mittee examine 1t? A. I think prob
ably.
g. When will you do it Mr.. Naylor?
A Why Monday probably. il I have
occasion.
q. How many copies of the specifi-
cations did Miss Slatterly make? A.
Six.
Q. What did you do with the other
copies? A. kept four and gave Mr..
Mason two.
Q. What did you do with the four