The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-25

posit Of S%:3. hesweea Ortobes and
D~essnbss !. the total deposits
amounted to eit.oss. The balance
on December ~ vas S>aS. 0es Of
the deposits was the Shift cheek OF
1850.
Attorney asasehfield ssaouaesd
that counsel for the Managers he'd
tried ussueesnsully 10 leeats sssssc.
~. He thought that the oovesaoe's
counsel kasv whore he waa. sad 10
asked that Jsags Hsssick iafosa hia|
- to the vhersabouts Of 0sraseky
asd Of Frederick L.. colweli.
NY Information 10 that the
maassers made no effort to StsA Mr..
aAsecky." replied Herrick. "He hes
been In this city aud hes advertised
his whereabouts We expect 10 have
him here - . witness. do not know
Of Mr.. Coiwsll's whereahoats. hat Ne
expect him also - wiiae0.'
will you eadesvor 10 have them
here BY tomorrow or Monday" asked
Mr.. 8isnrhfieid.
"On that will confer with ny a.
sariatss." replied Mr.. Hcsrick.
"These transactions. Q hundsed or
more In nunber.'' coneiausd Mr..
Bssnchftsid. Constituted . COMMON
scheme. . design on the part Of the
respondent. 10 display certain eonpt.
buttons aad conceal osheTs. con.
code thst the failure TO report Que
might BE- an accident. another o.
colacidence. but 10 fail TO account for
q hundred ID . crime
presidinG Judge Cullen then ren.
dcred . long opinion on the question
at conclusion Of which he announced
he would override the motion aud
submit to vote Of the court. The
preaidinG judge said that II the pres
ent were . criminal trial he would
br disposed to exclude evidence on
charges specified In the iadietneat.
This case. however. he said. should
he Construed with greater latitude
Albany. y. r.. Sept. Sat- the
opening Of today's session Of the Sui.
Ear trial. ndsar T. Bracket moved
to strike froa the record the answer
Of Jacob II. 9chiff yesterday In which
the witaess said he did not inteud
his $500 gift to suiser - cam
paisn expenses"
THE latent Of the witness eannot
affect the latent Of the receiver Of
the fund.-" argued NJ. Braeksst.
| l.oais Aarshall Of the 0ulssr eoun.
sci. argued AGAINST the motion. This
has been considercd." he said. "pre-
cisely the same - II We were trying
an Indictments II the defendant
had committed the crime Of larceny
He cannot be made the victim Of .
crime Of larceny when the giver
places no restrictions on the kilt he
makes"
Presiding Judge Cullen refused to
strike out the answer.
Thomas n. Goodwin. the paying
teller Of the Farmers' Loan and
Trust company. was then recalled.
He was first questioned by attor-
ney John 3. Stanchfieid. concerning
the instructions he had received
from the attorney for the trust COM
pany not to testify to signatures
that had not passed through the in
stitution in which he is employed.
| Mr.. stanchfield handed the wit
ness = check Of the Frank v. Strauss
company for $1,000. The check was
endorsed civilian Sulxcr." At first
the witness was inclined not to iden-
tify the signature. but finally he
answered:
II am Of the opinion that II Is tho
signature Of william Suffer-"
Goodwin then yielded and identi.
fled the signatures on the two checks
he had declined to identify yesterday
those Of Abraham Elks for $500 and
: the Liman H. Spaulding check for
500.
The witness then testified to cash
deposits totalling 31.4OO made in
his institution by william Sulzer be.
tween September 12. 1912. and hit
Inauguration and was excused.
Abraham Elks then testified hi
had known William Sulxer for 20
years. He Unidentified a copy Of q
letter he had written Mr.. Sulzer on
October 4. In the letter Mr.. Elk
: after congratulating the governor.
elect on his nomination said:
II know congratulations are yer,
. paeasane and very nice. but q cam.
g paisn to be successfully conduct ed
requires something more than wroda
and 10 am enclosing my check foI
: $500. to aid in the expenses of YOU