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Show 3487 1510 THE SPECIAL MASTER: Just as you say. MR. BLACKMAR: We would only gain about fifteen minutes. THE SPECIAL MASTER: Are we going to adjourn before one o'clock? MR. BLACKMAR: I thought we were going to quit at twelve- thirty today. THE SPECIAL MASTER: If necessary. I think, however, we could catch the three o'clock train by adjourning at one. MR. FARNSWORTH: We want to catch the one- forty- five. THE SPECIAL MASTER: I think we will adjourn. As I understand, you want two days in Los Angeles, and therefore we adjourn to Monday, September 23rd. MR. BLACKMAR: September 23rd? THE SPECIAL MASTER: At 9: 30 A. M., in the County Court House. MR. BLACKMAR: In the old county Court House. THE SPECIAL MASTER: Adjourned to Monday, September 23rd, 9: 30 A. M., in the old county court house in Los Angeles. ( Thereupon, at 12: 15 P. M., an adjournment was taken until Monday, September 23, 1929, at 9: 30 o'clock A. M., Room 350, Old County Court House, Los Angeles, California.) |
