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oH-aA-i ant h,- rights d-n-si that h's
pr-->ac- but not h. app-aranc- -hould
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and terv.d d.-,,i--,np over th- fn. po.nr
of diFsrrn~- whatever 10 a.. TOT w-~n
th- far, ~ Nr S'anchhsd'- pr---nc" and
his Appearance whai-v~F m. difference
Wa ~ wss not d,--lu--d to The lay mind
b,f the victory fs.-r-d Wtth tho chief
counsel for 'h" committ-- Mr Merritt
for IN. COMMITTEES ruled tba, th. st-noE-
rapher would duly not. Mr. ~tanchh-ld's
pra~snc- IN. commits. would follow
NFe usual FNlie anu INV w NtfffH wv"
App~arancs ~ an attorney tor q witness
except In the oh-- ~ witness charged
with an offence Nr Stanchneld there
upon sIonmilv resumed has Aldermanic
chair. wh~r. ha hat an uninterrupted
visw ~ his clients ha"S head
Witness Rogers m r,-ponSe 20 questions
sA!d that hs resided M Binghamt"n and
that ms occupation Na- tha' ~ an ofc"r
IN various public service corp" atoms m
Rinshamtor. RuNs'o. Flr'rra and various
other Parts ~ the STATE Th. Compan -
N winch NJ. s-rvai On ~" dire"'ory or a.
president included sl"c'rir traction com
paniee. as, tric hight companies electric
power companies, water companies and
gas companies Ne had son" difi'ulty
IN recalling the 'rtles ~ an - them
Mr. Rruga asked him Z he vas con-
Mated Vitt 'ha street RAILWAY AS~o-
ciaf,on ~ the state ~ \sS NnTs and
Mr. Rogs-s rs7'i"i that n" had h-"u Tor
a nunb~r - yslr- tr,r a. wee Drs-idsn'
and a'tsrvsr ri a. prss dsn' Nr RrIcs
vlntai p. know mo narnss " N" other
oflccrs - fre a~-No'ai'on end e.r"rrallv
thosa who ,on-rl'uted ~ executive
committee Nlr RoRerss memory vas
faulty Nlr Krassl promptly came 10
Ny P-g,s- assistance with numher
~ raper covered annual reports issued
~ the ASSOCIATION and nv rha AID - theS--
the chief counsel refreshed the rnsnnory
81 the witness stimulated hy thi- re-
freshmen th- witness rAralled that among
i's ofEcars 'ssociat"i WITH him during
taA ver-s II his prasrda0~v hai hsen
Clinton I E0~z''sr = IN" Hrnoklvn Rapid
Transr ,nrpsnv. Henry Robinson
of the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
PAM John " RiCknsr - the Albany
traction interests Henry VI Watson
~ the RuNalo st-@A' railSsv ina Thomas
= johnson ~ tho Rrookvn Nassau >tr~ei
Failwav and David HashrouCk VIII
isr Fi-hardsor JOHN " NoHar' and
indAAd petty naarlv -va-v one prom
nen'Iy iIortiHaI with "'Actrrr rsrlSAv
interests ~ ne stat"
Frequently during 'h.s season - re-
freSh rrAn' VI Rogers would complain
"Bur., G,"ya-r0r ne slvavs callHd VIZ
Hrr-s G~,.-r.r all that mas'ar
~ rarorI
= know rrs The -,ioya-nur- raphSd
soorh'pglv rnf We want - g"' ~ on
record hare VI Rogers prssld~ncy
~ the association ,sqsAd m ian? The
ass-cia'ror ha avula'nsd ~ tho counsel
V-,s 'or roS yIrr0sa of exchanging
vGArs and ga'',0g together and studying
rAcesss-v r0rdf'rpns rrpught about hv
the ~harge - poU"r from horse to sle~-
'ricl'v ThAn th"ra Va le'tarnen' ~
equipment s-d such SERIOUS matters
- 30 n scrIsSsi by rh" association
rIsCr-sFn LEGIsLATioN
aDid you di-"us- legislation for IN
stance
Yes answered the Wr'ns-s -iegis-
laton brought about On account ~ these
changes / nave referred -
Mr. Bruce wanted ~ know " IN the
great mass ~ legislation between 1910
ami lso5 having g. DO Wr'h New York
siec'r,c traction there vas some that
the ASSOCIATION d"-m"i inImrcal 80 it,
t@~' interests The witness after a
though'fuI pause allowed that some of
ths proposed legislation had seemed 20
n IuImical 80 the traction interests
P-fora the .--p"rntion was formed lndI-