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Excerpt from The Courts of the United States Cannot Be Made Mere Aids to a Commission of Inquiry Created by Congress: In the Matter of the Application of the Pacific Railway Commission for an Order Upon a Witness Before It to Answer Certain Interrogatories Propounded to Him; Opinions of Mr. Justice Field, and Judges Sawyer and Sabin
The united states have no interest in expenditures of the Central Pacific Railroad Company under vouchers which have not been Charged against the Government in the accounts between them; and the Pacific Railway Commis sion under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1887, has no power to investigate such expenditures against the will of the company and its officers.
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