Federal Antitrust Decisions
Federal Antitrust Decisions
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Saulpaugh, the engineer, declined to go out on the train, and that the fireman also refused to go with the Pullman cars, and that this was the cause of its not going out Barry Baldwin, United States marshal, who was at Sacra- mento from the 1st of July until the middle of August, called Digitized by Google 500 07 FEDRBAL BBPOBTEB, 738.
Oharge to the Jury.
for the United States, testified, on direct examination, upon being asked in what condition the tracks and the cars and engines in and -about... the depot at Sacramento were on the evening of Sunday, July 1st, that they were in great disorder.
Engines were driven head to in places, and wheels blocked, and obstructions — cars — ^placed across the tracks. The cars were placed in such a manner as to impede the business.
Saw no steam arising from any of the engines. They were in such a position that the trains and engines could not have free movement. Mr. Bjiox denies the truth of this state- ment, and in answer to the question : " Q. What was the con- dition of the yard?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Saulpaugh, the engineer, declined to go out on the train, and that the fireman also refused to go with the Pullman cars, and that this was the cause of its not going out Barry Baldwin, United States marshal, who was at Sacra- mento from the 1st of July until the middle of August, called Digitized by Google 500 07 FEDRBAL BBPOBTEB, 738.
Oharge to the Jury.
for the United States, testified, on direct examination, upon being asked in what condition the tracks and the cars and engines in and -about... the depot at Sacramento were on the evening of Sunday, July 1st, that they were in great disorder.
Engines were driven head to in places, and wheels blocked, and obstructions — cars — ^placed across the tracks. The cars were placed in such a manner as to impede the business.
Saw no steam arising from any of the engines. They were in such a position that the trains and engines could not have free movement. Mr. Bjiox denies the truth of this state- ment, and in answer to the question : " Q. What was the con- dition of the yard?
What to read after Federal Antitrust Decisions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Dept. of Justice to read onlineMoreLess
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