ART. 75] SUPPLEMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. 495

were taken, at the time of the taking; but if one furtively, or
in bad faith, works and abstracts minerals from the land of
another, the party so offending may be charged with the whole
value of the minerals taken, and allowed no deduction in respect

of hie labor and expenses in getting them.

*

Supplementary Proceedings.

1890, ch. 558.

87 B. At any time within which an attachment or execution
might issue upon a judgment or decree, upon satisfactory proof
being made to the court by affidavit or otherwise by the judgment
creditor, that it is probable that the judgment debtor has prop-
erty or credits which would be liable to said attachment or
execution, and that the said judgment debtor is concealing or has
concealed or disposed of the same with intent to evade the effect
of said judgment, the court wherein said judgment was rendered
shall issue an order requiring said debtor to attend, and be exam-
ined concerning said property or credits at a time and place
specified in said order, either in open court or before a standing
commissioner or examiner as therein directed; the judge, com-
missioner or examiner may adjourn the proceedings under such
order from time to time as he may think proper, and at any stage
of the proceedings, the court may in its discretion make a further
order that any other examination or testimony be taken by a
commissioner or examiner designated therein.

Ibid.

87 v. If it shall appear upon proof, by affidavit or otherwise,
to the satisfaction of the court, that any person or corporation
has property of the judgment debtor or is indebted to him in a
sum of money, the judgment creditor shall be entitled to an
order requiring such person or any of the officers of such corpor-
ation, to attend and be examined as provided in the preceding
section, concerning the debt or other property, at a time and
place specified in said order.

Ibid.

87 D. Upon an examination under either of the two preceding
sections, such parties shall testify under oath, and shall not be
excused from answering any questions on the ground that such