Q.  (By  Senator  Skirm) — But  your  memory  seems  to  be  so  very
plain  and  explicit  about  getting  money  and  paying  Mr.  Engle
$30  or  $40 ;  don't  you  know  what  you  did  with  the  money  that
doesn't  appear  on  your  books ?  A.  It  isn't  stated  here;  it  doesn't
appear  on  our  books.
Q.  That  bill  is  35  cents  a  thousand  ems  ?  A.  Yes,  the  one  we
lost  money  on.
Q.  I  show  you  your  bill  of  $185.46  for  printing  the  State  Board
of  Taxation  report  in  German ;  this  is  March,  1892 ;  look  at  that,
that  is  a  little  one.  A.  Yes,  sir,  35  cents;  it  is  all  entered  here
in  the  book.
Q.  Now,  that  check,  you  came  down  and  got  that  check,  too  ?
A.  Yes,  sir.
Q.  That  you  deposited  in  the  bank  all  right  ?     A.  Yes,  sir.
Q.  Gave  it  to  the  bookkeeper  and  he  put  his  name  on  the
back?     A.  Yes,  sir.
Q.  Now  I  show  you  one  dated  February  28th,  1898,  for  $2,750
which  was  paid  to  you  by  virtue  of  an  act  of  the  Legislature ;  you
remember  that?     A.  I  don't  know.
