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For what?
Assaulting an Indian.
Yen, I remember something about it.
Do you know the circumstances,
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I dont remember the details. I remember there was some
complaint.
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Against Conolly ?
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Yes.
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Do you know the punishment that you awarded ?
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No.
The Chairman:-
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I ask you, do you remember ?
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Do you remember whether Mr Conolly was found to blame ?
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This was when ?
Mr Shelton Hooper:-
On 28th September.
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This year?
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Yes.
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Wasnt that entered up by br Atkinson ?
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What date did br Atkinson come back ?
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The 16th. Dr Atkinson was been back a month.
The Chairman:-
Mr Shelton Hooper:-
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Wasnt the paper initialled by Dr Clark ?
I will tell you what it is. We have had the misconduct
book, the defaulters hook, before us,
date from memory, in which Inspector Conolly is charged with assault by an Indian, whose name I dont know. Penalty: Severely reprimanded and District changed. Have you heard anything about that ? should you know it ?
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It was the foredan's, whone District was changed.
I am giving the
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Although Inspector Conolly committed the assault ↑ībno.
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The P. C. M. 0. investigated it, and had up the witnesses, and was not satisfied that there was any Jvidence at all of assault.
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Then it is correct, that the one who was charged was
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