 | William Lawrence Royall - Reconstruction - 1881 - 172 pages
...Littlefield as a li.bby lawyer. I then agreed to their proposilion, and afterward paid Lilllefk-ld upward of $240,000 in money and some bonds for his services...passage of the bills through the Legislature, making appropriations to thewestern division of said road. " Q. How did you make those payments toLittlefield,... | |
 | John Preston Arthur - North Carolina - 1914 - 746 pages
...amount of the appropriations. " Swepson agreed to this and claimed that he afterwards "paid Littlefield $240,000 in money and some bonds for his services in procuring the passage" of the necessary legislation (Ch. 7 and 20, Laws 1868-9). Swepson had certified to the Executive of the State... | |
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Littlefield upwards of $240,000 in money and some bonds for his services in procuring the passage of the bills through the Legislature, making appropriotions to the Western Division of said road. 