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assistants that I had in the office.

Q. 261 You were the head: the office was
under your control, as I understand?

A. I suppose I was the head of it.

Q. 262 To whom did you deliver these con=
=tracts and the other papers and books of
the Contract and Finance Company at the
time you ceased to be secretary?

A. I left them in the office.

Q. 263 To whom did you deliver the office
and its contents?

A. I think that John Miller was the one
in charge — Miller and James Moore.

Q. 264 Do you know whether or not John
Miller became your successor as secretary
of the Contract and Finance Company?

A. I think he did: I think he was appointed.

Q. 265 I suppose that, when you resigned,
or ceased to be secretary, you made a state=
=ment to the Company —

A. What Company?

Q. 266 The Contract and Finance Company
— of all the matters which you had in
charge, and turned over all the property
that you had in your possession belonging
to the Company?

A. I turned over the office. I didn't have
any of their property in my possession,

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