Q.  About  when  ?     A.  About  three  years  ago.
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Q.  (By  Senator  Skirm) — You  mean  to  say  you  have  made  no
entries  in  them  since  ?     A.  No,  sir.
Q.  Haven't  gone  over  them  since  ?    .4.  I  looked  over  one  book  ?
.  When?     A.  A  short  time  ago.
Q.  How  long  ago  ?     A.  Last  Sunday.
Q.  Which  book  was  that  ?     A.  The  ledger.
Q.  No.  4?    A.  I  think  it  was  No.  4.
Q.  Who  was  with  you  ?     A.  Mr.  D'Arcy.
Q.  Who  else  ?     A.  Nobody.
Q.  Did  you  take  any  memorandum  of  what  you  saw  in  the
books?     A.  No,  sir.
Q.  Did  you  make  any  entries  in  the  books?     A.  No,  sir.
Q.  Did  he?     A.  No,  sir.
Q.  What  account  did  you  look  over?  A.  The  State  House
account.
Q.  Why  did  you  look  over  the  State  House  account  ?  A.  Mr.
Hurley  wanted  to  know  if  the  books  were  correct  during  my
time  there.
Q.  Did  you  go  over  them  carefully  ?     A.  Yes,  sir.
Q.  Did  you  find  them  correct  1     A.  1  think  they  are.
Q.  You  didn't  see  anything  there  to  excite  any  suspicion,  any
incorrectness?     A.  No,  sir.
Q.  Were  they  just  as  you  had  left  them  ?    A.  Yes,  sir.
Q.  And  whatever  we  find  there  in  them  is  in  your  handwriting
is  it?     A.  Yes,  sir.
Q.  You  had  better  take  a  look  at  page  55,  and  make  sure  of
that?     A.  It  all  appears  to  be  in  my  handwriting.
Q.  Then  turn  on  to  the  next  page,  which  is  page  56,  is  that
yours?     A.  Yes,  sir.
Q.  Footings  and  all  ?     A.  Yes,  sir.
