Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-16

ASKED 10 detail these entries, HON
man said that one was of 1921 81 ant
the other for $1OS622. total of S.,
7O7.79
Boyd asked where were tie credits
to balance these, and Hoffman stated
they are on the books of the banks
at TOnOpah and GOldfieid.
Boyd: Why are they not here?
/ Ans: Because that account carried
the business of the n. & O, bank with
the First National Bank.
Hoffman further testified that these
| entries were made because the Gold
en- account was closed out on June 80
1898, but went on to say that the bal
ance in the account was s57O779 on
! February 26, 1909.
Boyd Who wrote 'B. X" over this
item in red ink?
! Hoffman: I did
O. What account proceeds this?
Ans: The item of $57O7.79.
! @: What follows this B. K. nota-
! tom
Ans: A deposit of $4,000, and a to-
tai of s1O,7O7.79. both deposits. The
next item is a check for $4,000
leaving a balance Of $7O779.
Q: Who told you to make these
entries?
Ans No one.
O. How do YOU explain this nota
ton of B. X?
Ans: It represents bank stock.
O. This item of $57O7.79 represents
what
Ans: Bank stock of the First Ma
;ional bank
@: Does this account show the
Mavment by tn eN. & O. bank for tie
stock?
Ans: Yes. it is carried in the Gold
IN personal account.
Q. What notes are represented in
his account of which you spoke?
Ans: Hofer detailed them yester.
lay
@: Who instructed you to recon
ne lIllS account
The witness started to answer but
'hartz interrupted and cautioned him
o 90 slowly as the answer was i'm
)Ortant. Hoffman answered: No, one.
I talked to Golden about ii and he
said that Marshall had done the ac
counting and had handled this ac-
count in This way. but that he didn't
KNOW whether Marshall had done any
hing with the account or not. 1t
vas merely a continuation of the First
National Bank business
At this point court took a recess.
ChartZ nor Golden We're at all both
cred apparently at the progress made
and Boyd expressed himself as salts.
fed and will show Juggling of ac
counts that will show the interest of
the N & o. bank in the First Nation
III by Hoffman alone.
Boyd began at once on Hoffman's
examination at the afternoon recess,
find to get Hoffman to detail where
the First National Bank charges the
N & O. bank for the First National
stock the latter is supposed to own,
but could not succeed. The items of
the Frank Golden account were gone
over again and again and while Hoff-
man was perfectly able to explain the
item of $5707.79 he could not find that
of the $4,000 deposit appearing in the
Golden account.
1t seemed from HOffman's testimony
That the Nye & Ormsby agreed to
take stock in the First National Bank
up to any amount remaining due the
Nye & Ormsby County Bank after the
dissolution of its business throu:h h
She First National Bank but Boyd
either could not or would not admit
this agreement or take any testimony
in that direction, so that if such an
agreement existed, it was not shown
in the testimony
Boyd was engeged in the task of go
ing over the matter again Wheh
Chartz interrupted to say that ne
thought it was the twelfth time the
very same things had been asked and
the very same answers given, he
would gamble it was the seventh Boyd
retOrted that if ChartZ could always
gamble as safe as that he would make
a lot of money. Chartz made no re-
ply to the sally
Hoffman made the admission that