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Hazard versus Thomas C. Durant depositons, numbers 1-15, 1859-1880

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upon it. They amounted to  $270.987.50
Dividend of December 12, 1867 payable Jan 3, 1868

     60% in the Rail Road Company stock 
      and 60% in the "    "     "              first mortgage bonds    325,185.

"   "   Decem. 28. 1867, 12% in the Raid Road Co's.stocks @ 30. equal 40% in stock at par
"   "  Jan. 3. 1868 20% in the Rail Road Co's first mortgage bonds.       108,395.
"   "  June 17. 1868. 40% in the Rail Road Cos. stock.                                                           216,790.
"   "  July 8. 1868. 75% in certificates for Rail Road Co's. 1st mortgage bonds.    406,481.25
"   "  Dec 28. 1868. 200% in the Rail Road Co's stock.                                                        1,083,950.
Also cash Dividends.
June 17. 1868. 60%                                                $325,185.
July 8. 1868. 30%                                                   162,592.50                        
[Totals]  487,777.50  1,111,048.75  2,926,665.00
The Complainants claim that the income, bonds, and stock of the Rail Road Company which Mr. Durant is shown to have purchased under the Trustees circular of September 22nd, 1869 ( Congressional Committees Report page 637.) should be taken into the account, but I do not think so. This purchase, though one

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upon it. They amounted to $270.987.50 Dividend of December 12, 1867 payable Jan 3, 1868 60% in the Rail Road Company stock and 60% in the " " " first mortgage bonds 325,185. " " Decem. 28. 1867, 12% in the Raid Road Co's.stocks @ 30. equal 40% in stock at par " " Jan. 3. 1868 20% in the Rail Road Co's first mortgage bonds. 108,395. " " June 17. 1868. 40% in the Rail Road Cos. stock. 216,790. " " July 8. 1868. 75% in certificates for Rail Road Co's. 1st mortgage bonds. 406,481.25 " " Dec 28. 1868. 200% in the Rail Road Co's stock. 1,083,950. Also cash Dividends. June 17. 1868. 60% $325,185. July 8. 1868. 30% 162,592.50 [Totals] 487,777.50 1,111,048.75 2,926,665.00 The Complainants claim that the income, bonds, and stock of the Rail Road Company which Mr. Durant is shown to have purchased under the Trustees circular of September 22nd, 1869 ( Congressional Committees Report page 637.) should be taken into the account, but I do not think so. This purchase, though one