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pensation of school district officers.
Indefinitely postponed. r

pensatfon Of school district omcers.
Indefinitely Postponed. q
House Bill No. 81, relating to the
time when it is unlawful to allow
stock to run at large.
House Bill No. 1914, relating to the
disposition of fines and forfeitures.
House Bill No. 160, relating to- the
limitations of Indebtedness which
county, city, village and township
boards may incur.
House Bill No. 1873, relating to de.
positaries of school funds. -
House Bill No. 1856. relating to pro
posals for school funds. s-,
New Bits. =. j.,
House Bill No. 242, Knox-Amend.
ing section 131 Of the revised codes of
1905, relating to an appropriation to
promote immigration and creating a
board Of immigration, prescribing its
powers and duties and making an ap-
preparation therefor. Immigration.
House Bill No. 243. Skinner-Act re-
quiring operators Of steam threshing
rigs to give bonds to secure payment
Of all employees and Insure all loss
from fire. Judiciary. T., .... j 49, g.
House Bill No. IA, Duncan-Con-
current resolution for the amendment
of the constitution, abolishing the
state normal school at Mayville in
Trail county. Education. g.
House Bill No. 245, Grant-To ap-
propriate money for the use Of the
board of university and school lands,
in the payment Of assessments for
benefits made for drainage purposes
against unsold common school and in
stitution lands within the state. Drain.
age. i, = t5s..,..s...s -. -.
House Bill No. 246, Linde-Amend-
ing sections 232 and 234 Of the revised
codes Of 1905, relating to the designa:
ing of depositaries for state funds.
State affairs. IL $50. =, - .s~. :,
House Bill No. 247, Homness-
Amending section 1859 Of the revised
codes for 1906, relating to the publica-
ton Of the notice Of foreclosure by
advertisement Judiciary. .v,s 1s i. 3.
House Bill No. 248, Nelson Of
Steele-Amending sections 240e. 24O7,
24os, and 2409 OF the revised codes Of
1903, relating to the authorization Of
public improvements In counties
State affairs. III, .zss$ s1::..I.-sa }s
House Bill No. 20, Doyle Of Foster
Amends section 1925 Of the re.
lvised codes for 1905, relating 10 the
place whore the board Of pardons
shall hold its sessions. Judiciary. VI
House Bill No. $50. Wolbert-Act 70
amend chapter 70, laws of 1906. being
sections 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913. 1914
and 1915 Of tie revised eodss, rslatinG
% the levy Of I tar In certain coun.
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In the House

After the formal opening Of the
house session yesterday afternoon, a
petition was presented by Mr.. Ander-
son 01 Ramsey county, signed BY q
number of w. c. T. u. ladies Of
suhurchs Ferry, asking the legislative
.l!enblY to pass . more stringent
lsts permit Law and also asks
~ effective measures be tai.
e. g gnard the youth Of the state
the ne 81 cigarettes.
(lDs F.verabIy Reported.
4 = nm No. 1s5. relating TO q.
tis ine oftoers ~ administer oaths
~ Bill 10. fslating % the
80 - mt q athiettc assoctationa
- ~ . ok mnsie -.
81 p II y fTsso. 4, rsIaaiag g trssa
ss - 1880 u
N li 70 nm ~. 9. 1slatiss ta -
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\SO0SoeA1AON 4ASAaA 1SS0S AsIy(s.,s.gi",
Mrs. Lemp's testimony. During the
proceedings. letter was introduced n
evidence which was found by Mr.. emp
among his wife's private papers. TWAS
addressed to ''Mysde little pail, and
contained this sentence: gas
He is going hunting next week and
1 wish to heaven he would not return
Mrs. Lemp acknowledged she had
written the letter, but claimed she had
done so in an: effort to find out who
had been tampering with her private
papers. 7$ .%S& 5sE
Attorneys for Mr.. Lemp read when
the case opened, paper signed By him.
denying that he had used abusive Ian
guage, but admitting that he had left
his wife Oct. Is, 1905, and that 5iit was
his purpose never to live with her again.
It is said that the trial Of the case will
consume four or Eve days more n
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. NO PET UP
Continued from page 1.))

man-Legal residence OF patients and
determination Of payment Of charges
for insane patients.
Senate Bill No. 21O, stevens-vali'
dating mortgages to- which corpora
Senate Bill No. I'll, Stevens-Medi.
cal examination Of pupils to safeguard
health Of school children.
senate Bill No. 212, McArthur-Reg.
ular s.ssions of board of railroad com.
missioners. Special sessions at the
cal of the president.
Senate Bill No. 213, Rice-Fixing
salaries Of register Of deeds.
Senate Bill No. PA, Rice-Estab.
fishing heirship to lands Of deceased
persons.
Senate Bill No. 215, Duis-Governor
may offer rewards of $1,000 for any
person who has absconded with funds
Of national bank.
Senate Bill No. ZIG, Gronvold-
Storm windows on public buildings
shall be on hinges and open outward
to permit egress in case Of fire.
Senate Bill No. 217, Rice-District
courts Of the state to prescribe rules
Of practice.
Senate Bill No. 21S-Extension of
corporate limits of cities.
Senate Bill No. 219, Rice-Clerk
hire for register of deeds Office.
Senate Bin No. 2oo. Rice-Extension
ofzcorporate limits of cities.
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THE BlJOU

t,.For3 their last weeks appearance in
Bismarck the Bennington Stock Com
pany has some interesting and entertain
ing productions among the remainder of
their, repertoire.
For tonight's performance they have
a lively comedy sketch, interspersed
with specialties. The two little Miss
Benningtons appear in one of their cap
tivating song acts, which always win
them applause every time they appear.
R'Ives, the female impersonator, is on
again in his act where he keeps the
audience guessing as to his SEX Eddie
Collins, the comedian, has part that
gives him chance to appear at his best,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bennington, always
good, have parts that keep the audi
>ence we'll entertained. !
There will be two interesting reels of
pictures in life motion subjects. r. =
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concerning the Japanese situation in
California. He stated what his posi-
ton had been on the subject of big
navy, declaring that he had always
been in favor of a steady growth of the
navy, though he was against the presi-
dents four-battleship program last ses-
sion. ~. - -. g..
Senator Flint declared that he had
not participated in the conferences at
the White House until he was asked to
serve as the Intermediary between the
administration and the California legis-
lature. He made it clear he did not
approve of the criticism of his colleague.
While it is becoming apparent that
Collector Crum cannot be confirmed
at the present session it is also evident
that the case is being used as buffer"
for legislation which the leaders do not
intend shall be passed.
Senators Tillman, rFazier and Gary
made extended speeches today on the
race question in the south. Mr.. Gary
mentioned the Crum case in particular,
and spoke against the policy of placing
negroes in important official positions
where it is necessary for whites to come
in contact with them, and especially
in cases where practically all the busi-
ness Of an office is transacted by white
people.
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AT THE GEM

The Gem theater has another sensa-
tional bill for its patrons the first of
this week, the vaudeville acts as the
Bachelor Sisters and the Great Stad-
ium Trio.
The Bachelor Sisters are both fine
violinists, both have highly cultivated
voice for duo singing, and their act
closes with a pleasing dance skit
The Stadium Trio are marvellous aer-
ial performers upo;, the rings, and some
of their feats keep the audience breath
less at times. p: =
For tonight's bill there will be an ell
tire change in the moving picture pro-
gram, including all new subjects and
sketches, and a new illustrated song
success by Miss Ethel Moore, ,
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ties to aid in the maintenance OF
county agricultural fair associations
and to repeal parts of same: Agricul-
ture. ~. ~ y;4y 49,
House Bill No. PSI, Traynor-Ap'
propriating money for the erection,
equipment and maintenance of a bio
logical station at Devils Lake and to
carry on it associated work. Appro'
PIRATES $4,000 and $4,000 annually for
maintenance. Appropriations.
House Bill No. 252, Anderson-An
act to require public warehouses to
clean all grain handled BY them be
fore testing the same for grade and
providing a penalty for violation.
Warehouse and grain grading.
House Bill NO 253. Anderson-To
amend section 2432 Of the revised
codes, relating to the publication OF
proceedings of the board OF county
commissioners. uPblic printing.
House Bill No. 254, dtAmend'
ing section s47s of the revised codes
of 1905, relating to change Of venue
in criminal actions in Justice courts.
Judiciary.
House Bill No. 255, White-Act to
provide for an examination of the
sight and hearing of pupils in the pub
Inc schools and making an appropria-
ton therefor. Education.
House Bill No. 256, Pendray--To es-
tablish state fair and locate the
same at jamestown, and making an
appropriation therefor. State affairs.
Referendum Bill.
When this order was reached Mr..
White moved a suspension of the
rules and that House Bill No. 80, pro-
vidins for the initiative and referen-
dunn, be placed on its third reading
and final passage. There was con-
siderable debate on the question.
On motion Of Mr.. streeter the bill
was ordered reprinted. with the pro-
posed amendments, and that further
consideration of the measure be de-
ferred until Saturday aftrnoon at 1880
O'Clock, which motion prevailed.
Bills Passed
House Bill No. SO, relating to the
making Of contracts containing pro-
visions preventing purchasers from
setting up defects In articles 7of CON-
merce ~ counter claims.
House Bill No. .. relating g sherihs
House Bill No. 81, relating to the
powers, duties and renediesof public
administrators. y. 4 ss
House Bill No. 50, relatingSto din
key" cabooses. -
House Bill No. SO, relating to the
powers and duties Of village onacers.
House Bill No. 1873. relating to ma
licious injuries Ia or obstrueting Of
telephone. telegraph or electric wires.
House Bin No. 11s, relating ~ ex-
emption Of personal property and dis
position thereof In the matter OF e.
tates pending In county courts. Z
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NEVADA |I|I[ ]. SENATE:
!. HAS SOME SENSE

Carson, New, Feb. 8.-The assembly
bill prohibiting Japanese and Chinese
from acquiring lands or acting as Off off
GERS of corporations or their agents
reached the senate today. Instead of
referring the measure to the federal re-;
lations committee, as was done il the,
assembly, the senate sent i to the jti MI
dietary committee along with the anti s..
Japanese resolution. 1t is almost GER
tain that the bill will sleep in this COM *
mittee or be reported unfavorably. ri
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-09
PRESIDENT Of PANAMA .
!. Z s, Hasa KICK COMING

Washington. Feb. &C. c. Arose
nena, the Panama minister, today call
cd at the state department and filed a
protest from his government against the
speech made in the house of representa-
tives recently by Rainey of Illinois, IN
which President Obaldia of Panama was
severely criticised. The minister acted
in pursuance of instructions cabled by
his government.
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POOLE WILL / TRY
CONTINUED from page ID

of a lower court. Only In exceptional
cases, It is held. did the supreme court
have Jurisdiction, and, although
Poole's counsel believed this vas one
the court did not. This refusal, It is
said, by no means prevents Poole
from carrying his case Unto district
court, program which local members
Of the legal fraternity feel reasonably
sure will be followed by the guards.
mans advisers" ..>- !. # tsYss3s MD
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G0TCH SIGNS WITH
RAOUL DE- R0UEN

Des Moines, Ia, Feb. 8-rtank
Gotch, worlds champion heavyweight
wrestler, has signed articles to meet
Raoul de Rouen in a match for the
worlds title and a purse of $40, ooo'
winner to take sixty and loser forty
ner cent, at Kansas City, March 10:
The bout will be catch as catch can.
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COPIES OF WEEKLY TRIBUNE
WANTED.

Copies Of the Bismarck Weekly
Tribune for the following dates are
wanted: ~1S.' ~ ':. <"S :,s>''. @.'7,!
Feb. 81, 1908 copies. 49,.
March 10. 1908 copies.
March 81, 1908 copies.
h April 10, 1909 cobisa. -.
= April 3, 1902 copies.
May /, 1861 COPY.
! twenty-five cents each win be paid
for these copies by the Tribune.
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GIVEN | | AWAY
Continued from page 1.

LESSONS, according 70 the officers a.1d
more are expected, together with HE
recovery Of additional loot. Fivesof The
prisoners were arraigned today md
charged with grand larceny. Another.
batch will BE brought into court tonor-
row. n &. u. " y :. sa
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hoaTH pAlkoTlA sLUE soo,s:

Secretary Of State Biatsdell resent.
IL received i letter from the lhrArrs
ian n Dartmoath college, St4ting
! copy Of the North Dakota Blue
Book Tor 1907 had been received q
the college and that It was coa1ider-
Cd thsre O ono Of the best Fsg1rsncs
books 81 to kind that had been feceis-
ed from the state.
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Black HIils., J.

The Baptist ladies are lucky band.
They have set out to pay on ~ ~ llrr-
sonage debt. The public IL gfyen ~ Y.
opportunity to help by patrotStns
the Black Hills lantern lecture ~ tAe.
proceeds apply on the parsonase 4sbs.
At the Baptist church, Thursda snd
Friday, Feb. II and Il. Lectufs eo
plete each night. n
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vaICNTIuCc A dandy line Of.
vAL[NllNL0''' Valentines, Val
entine Novelties and Valentine
Post Cards at the Bismarck Sta
tionery Cos; on Fifth street.
Dana

=. Damaged. %, Sssxss..s: !
Algy-Was whites suitcase -
agsd any by water b The accidentS III
Reggie-Yes. Every one Of ths u
b>ls have got soaked Of. s ss.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

ADVERTISED LE7VEHs.
Anderson, H. R.
Burke. VIM.
Brazal, r.
Bronte. John ,,
Brown, Geo.
Blomquist, Elmer
Clark, Roy A. D. ...
Casey, Lawrence
Cornils, Miss Doris
Davis, Harry 49,. -. - -.'<3 ::
g. Danielson, Chas. -
Foley. Miss Agnes :' ~>-
Griggs. 1rine .% +.
Gughano. Michael !: 49,. -..~' ..,.
Handy, Nellie ~ .~: j."
Howe, Al. (2) s.@ +~
Hanson. Carrie
Jackson, Ned
johnson, J. J. ~
johnson. Herman :.
Iverson, Miss Elda
johnson, Algot, 49,.
KEN, NJ. N. 49, .r-.. -.
Rolla, Miss Nacie 20 y. = 49, -..-.
Lenks, L. W. & -. :. -.
Love, Mrs. Elmer. :: - -,
McLAnglan, y. l.. / ~.
Mfddaugh, Mira. r. 4. ! - I.
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President

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New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
MINING MAN ARRESTED.
Charged with Selling Valueless Copper
Stock for $4,000.

James H. Dalton. a mining promoter.
was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sherifr
Altman. on an order signed by Justice NC
Call Of tho supreme Court. in a SUIT
brought against him by Carl Rappolt 20
recover $4,000 which. he said. Dalton OBJ
tanned from him by false representations.
Dalton gave $500 bail and was not
locked up
Rappolt IN his complaint alleged that IN
1905 Dalton represented 70 him that the
J-lida Copper Company was the owner OF
.he Uhda mines. in Inyo County. Cal, and
that the stock was OF great value. Dalton.
it is alleged. further represented that he
had been a successful business man, and
that he was well known In mining and
financial circles. Relying on these repre-
sentatiOns. RappOlt said he was induced
to buy 900 shares Of stock at 81 share.
RappOlt swOre that all Daltou's state
ments were false, and that the Clida Cop
per Company neither then nor at any other
tire owned the Ullda mines, and also as
serted that the stock was valueless.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
IN ThE AUCTION ROOFS.

Tho auction sales held yesterday st the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos. Il
and Is Nesey street. resulted as follows:
by Joseph T. Day
hlh EEsIDE DRIVE 5Ss. =. ii6 n 8 Of i27th
~ t"eN'.', . sly apt house North American
Mortgage 80 sCt ghetnn PARK Re.Itv - e. al
duf. Ae5&4 l3. taN~s etc. S3.3ls - sub - A
nrst mtg of s@vo" adjourned TO December
ls6rH ST. 90 10 552 e. ~ n . Of RroadVay.
s5r* IL. tWO sty fats. TWenty-third WaTd
bank agt Rae Gtnsberg - 81: Ie19W. " a NJ
sitsss J. Nohu Tef. amt due 81 G4s t2 .
taxes, etc. si.sSl "A. adjourned to Novenfsr 81
l00TH TT. a2l, "a =. ~ q . Of - ave- 251loa II
~ fsnmt ana store. N = Martin agt Louis
Mislsun - al. action .. Arnstein I. A y At
- ) x Irassdsif si,s ref; amt due. s5.24s ~;
slH"o, % the plaintiff Tor So 5sa
By Bryan l. kennedy
BROOK AVE. ss's % cor is.th 81 - W. =,
- +Nvs.s. stF feufnt and store. German So
ings Bank sgt George CroneheTeer - al A "a
N0sle. ats Adam Wiener, ref amt due xlG
10. - taAes. etc sos -; g. the plaintiff for
G5TI 1T. 4i7-.2i. a . y.ss II u ~ A..
I7.hNlto5. sty tenInt and stores l. ~ F,ee,s
aEf Benjamin jackersoE - al. " dc y RAID
WIN s,,y , ,.ea suase %. T,f amt cue. sla95o .
90 the plaintiff for ss4i3s
By Hugh = sm,th
EEABURY PI. e. cor 1874 - 5oal00 ,-arau,.
srstOua Realty 80 agt 4 d. Michael - ~.
Iachman a Co. Httss. Adam Weiner ref:
amt lue. s.. 50 - taxes ETC. SO. IA. "a
Sarah Spero for $50
The auction offerings to-day viii be as
follows.
Iv Joseph =. Day.
BROADWAY. 27s 10 ~. 5. S0li II Of
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
LEASES.
with name and address Of lesseeD
NOVEMBER Is.

with name and address Of lesseeD
NOVEMBER Is
BROADWAY. $50: Provident Savings
Life Assurance society of New York
20 Corn Exchange Bank; yrs from q. o,DD
address. IL William II
BROADWAY. S6e: Daniel Edgar to Peter
N Riley: 3ia yrs from Nov /. laoe. 5Vo
Address. s62 Broadway.
BROADWAY $500. $. Harriet " Smith
70 John Dietrich: 10 yrs from oct l. s,oo
Address. a52o Broadway.
DESBROSsEs ST. 10: Nary 9 Shea 10
Steamship Passenger Transfer 10; >
yrs from Nov 1. ieGs. s.....-..-...-.-..- 800
Address. - Desbrosses ST.
GRAND ST. 270: Joseph KapIan 20 saul
BENJAMIN.. ! " from NOV II. ipo9..-... 4So
Address 2pB Canal 81.
PLEASANT AVB cor ii5th ST
Martha s LPman % to So, Louis Freehoh' ooo
Address. J05 East li7th
UNIoNPoRT ROAD. 1874: Henry Weber
to Nincenzo Nesto. yrs.............. poo
Address 1874 Unionport Road.
lST AVE. 1iO2. cor eOth 81. Fred
erick Hermann 10 Andrew Walker;
rs from June i. 1909. ....-..-.-.--.. i.5Gp
Address. 1902 LIST ave.
30 AVE. 2i2I. Mary r clark 10 Charles
'hiclacos. yrs from Nov I. 1909 1850
Address. 2l21 Sd
10TH AVE. 502. Elizabeth Krceger -
al to George " Roper 5 yrs fsoui April
address. so2 ioih ave.
1TTH II. ?ol West. Louisa Appel 70
Eugene Held: ~ yTs from sept J.
Address. POI West t5th St
5lST ST. 59s West Frank strohmer 20
Caroline n Meyer. ) yrs from oct l.
address. sos west 5ist St.
i2lsT , sT, az snd 44s East: Esther
Schuimsn 20 Ahraham Cohen: yrs
Address 442 East l2ist 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
DIRT" NO GROUND FOR ACTION
Suit Brought Against Benjamin Gug-
genheim Dismissed.

Justice Donnelly. of the City Court dis
missed yesterday the suit brought by Rob
ert Stringer against Benjamin Guggenheim
The plaintiffs wife was the caretaker OF
the defendants home at No 80 East I'D
street while the family was In Europe, and
was injured while operating an automatic
electric elevator In the house
Stringer asked S2.OoO for the loss Of his
wife's services, alleging negligence in that
the machinery of the elevator was in an
uncleanly condition. and that the accident
was due to this fact.
Justice Donnelly said that this could hard
y constitute a claim for damages on the
ground of negligence. The defence also
maintained that Mrs. Stringer had no right
To use the elevator
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
PROSPECT PL. SALE.
Trading ia Many Other Brook
Ian Districts.

Henry Pierson & CO. have sold Nos. lSi
and lSS Prospect Place. between Carlton
and Vanderbilt avenues. BROOKLYN. a plot
esxl3l feet. on which is an old house, for
the Huffman estate 10 a client who will
erect n high class apartment house on the
site: also No. 5se Lafayette avenue. near
Nostrand. a three story and basement
brick dwelling house. for Jennie Hall 20
client and No. 36o Douglass street. near
Fifth avenue. two. family brownstone
house. 20 wmifred Conlon-
Nennette F. Penetreau 4 90. have sold
for tho Charles Cooper Realty Company
20 tho oiainSborough Realty Company
the block front Oh the cast side of Bed
ford avenue. between President and car
roll streets. Brooklyn. The buyers will
erect seven four story fathouses. The
same brokers obtained for the buyers
building loan Of sieoeo on the property.
In exchange for the five story hathouse
No slss Madison avenue. recently reported
sold Morris Manheimer gave the two four
story hathouses No 1871 TO 1915 81.
Johns Place. Brooklyn. Clarence l..
Hutchinson was the broker.
Friday 4 Lehman have sold No. 2l23
Dean street. a two story frame dwelling.
for Becky Iiassner: No. go East sth street.
a TWO story and cellar brick two family
dwelling for Maria Erick: No. IS Weir
field street. two story and basement
frame two family dwelling, for George Won
Thaden. No. lOlS Halsey street. three
story single brick hathouse, for Oscar
Herbst. and No. 666 Decatur street, a two
story ana basement frame two family
dwelling. FOR Elsie kares.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
ELDER TRIAL CONTINUED.
Convicted Bankers Heard in Attempt
to Show Conspiracy.

The attempts % show conspiracy be-
tween Assistant District Attorney Elder
OF Kings County and ex-senator Thomas
g. WhitIo,S 20 dismiss the indictments
against Messrs, BrittOn and Schroeder. the
convicted Brooklyn bankers, were con
tinued yesterday before Justice Stapleton
in the Supreme Court Affidavits made BY
the defendants in the Raymond street jail
where they are awaiting the outcome OF
a motion for new trial, we're introduced.
Mr. Schroeder's affidavit purported 70
show that Mr.. Whitlock instructed him IN
1902 while awaiting trial 20 advise Colonel
BrittOn 70 tell the Superintendent of the
Ranking Department that arrangements
had been made with officials Of Kings
County To dismiss the indictment let
ter was also submitted 10 show that Mr..
Whitock knew the bankers were ready 70
give collateral for their worthless checks
az a time when the lawyer swears in an
other affidavit he had not been informed
that they were prepared for this stsp-