In the matter of an investigation and inquiry into all the
facts and circumstances in anywise relating to
the transportation lines operating in
the City of New York, etc.

REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS

BEFORE:

JANUARY 13, 1920

BOARD OF ESTIMATE CHAMBER, CITY HALL,
NEW YORK CITY

HON. JOHN F. HYLAN, Mayor;

CHARLES L. CRAIG, Comptroller;

HENRY H. CURRAN, President Borough of Manhattan ;
FIORELLO H. LAGUARDIA, President Board of Aldermen
(absent);

Edward RIEGELMANN, President Borough of Brooklyn;
HENRY BRUCKNER, President Borough of The Bronx;
FRANK X. SULLIVAN, Acting President Borough of Queens;
CALVIN D. VANNAME, President Borough of Richmond.
JOSEPH HAAG, Secretary to the Board.

APPEARANCES:

The Mayor presided.

WILLIAM P. BURR, Corporation Counsel;
LINDLEY M. GARRISON, Receiver B. R. T.;
CARL M. OWEN, Counsel to Mr. Garrison;
JAMES R. SHEFFIELD, Trustee in Bankruptcy, etc.;
ALFRED A. Cook, Counsel to Mr. Sheffield;

JOB E. HEDGES, Receiver, etc.;

HENRY L. STIMSON, Counsel to Mr. Hedges;

JAMES L. QUACKENBUSH, Interborough Rapid Transit Com-
pany;

HOBBS & PAGE, for Non-assenting Security Holders. By
MR. HOBBS.

The Chairman.- Mr. Kelly, will you go to the Aldermanic Chamber and ask the President of the Board of Aldermen if he

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