The Stenographic Miscellany for 1903
The Stenographic Miscellany for 1903
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A. From Mr. Clifford.
Q. Did you make a copy of it, at that time ? A. I did.
Q. And then did what with it? A. Left it at the Grand Hotel for Mr. McKay.
Q. You sav you had a talk when McKay and Barton were pres- ent? A. I did.
Q. Was exhibit 4 shown there, and commented upon? A. Yes, sir.
The letter was again offered in evidence, dated September 10, 1902, Exh. 4.
Objected to, as immaterial, incompetent, and irrelevant. Received; exception.
Q. State what took place in the conversation between you...rself and Barton and McKay ?
Mr. Kelly: I object to any conversation, as not binding upon the defendant. Received.
Q. Who spoke first, and what was said? A. I asked McKay whether he had got the letter I had left in his box the night before. He said he had, and took that letter out. I asked if he was going to comply with the request. He said there was no use of that that the lease was put up as collateral security with some one else. I asked if he didn't know that at the time the contract was made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. From Mr. Clifford.
Q. Did you make a copy of it, at that time ? A. I did.
Q. And then did what with it? A. Left it at the Grand Hotel for Mr. McKay.
Q. You sav you had a talk when McKay and Barton were pres- ent? A. I did.
Q. Was exhibit 4 shown there, and commented upon? A. Yes, sir.
The letter was again offered in evidence, dated September 10, 1902, Exh. 4.
Objected to, as immaterial, incompetent, and irrelevant. Received; exception.
Q. State what took place in the conversation between you...rself and Barton and McKay ?
Mr. Kelly: I object to any conversation, as not binding upon the defendant. Received.
Q. Who spoke first, and what was said? A. I asked McKay whether he had got the letter I had left in his box the night before. He said he had, and took that letter out. I asked if he was going to comply with the request. He said there was no use of that that the lease was put up as collateral security with some one else. I asked if he didn't know that at the time the contract was made.
What to read after The Stenographic Miscellany for 1903?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William W William Wesley Osgoodby to read onlineMoreLess
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