St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-17
They Amount to $1,922, O24.95, But
Over $1,766,OOO Duplicated.
The Lacrosse 1ub--Serious Accidents
--Back Pension--Other Notes.
Claims Against the Car Company.

Claims Against the Car Company.
Receiver Brown of the Northwestern
Manufacturing and Car company yesterday
filed with the clerk of the district court the
several claims presented against the Car
company. The amount is apparently large,
but when examined it is found to be only
small amount. Although the claims were
placed in Receiver Browns hands on the
18th, the last day of filing, it required a
couple of days to make duplicates of
the various CLAIMS and they
were not filed until yesterday morning,
and the GLOBE is thereby enabled to pre-
sent it's readers with correct list of the
claims 1t will be observed in the subjoined
list that claims have been filed by j. G.
O'Gorman, receiver for Seymour, Sabin7 &
Co., for $500, 900 stock and $500, 900 of in
dorsements. These are only duplicates and
have already been filed by the holders of the
stock and notes. Of the claims by D. M.
Sabin, $736, 900 are in the same position.
So are the claims of George NJ. Brush, re-
ceiver of the Transfer company, j. II.
TOwnshend & Co., and one OF two others.
There are thus duplicate claims amounting
to over 81, 766, $50, leaving about $155, 600
to be proved. There will be dispute, no
doubt, about many of the claims composing
the latter amount, which will reduce them.
The following is a complete list of the claims
filed.
sABIN'S CLAIMS.
Amount of notes Endorsed by Sabin
and sold for the benefit of the
company. Observation-Disclosures. sT36, 1000 90
Salary as president OF Car COM
pany Endorsements. ............. 1888 33
Commission selling $633,000 pre-
ferfeQ STOCK. Sl,65O w
Credit to be given Sabin for ex-
change of stock Of st. Paul
water works to G.. D. Gillian for
preferred Car company's stock. 14,610 90
Salary of F. B. Clark, vice presi-
dent, and bonus ............ $4,000 90
Nine certificates of preferred
stock. .................... 5000 90
Loan to the Car company ......... $4,000 90
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 1864, 1893 SO
SEYMOUR, SABIN CO.'S CLAIMS.
Claim from J. C. O'Gorman as re-
ceiver for Seymour, Sabin &
Co., endorsed notes. ....... $5O5, 900 90
Stock of Car company. .......... 100000 90
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 81, ZOOS, 900 90
OTHER CLAIMS.
s. r. Stinson, general manager, ex-
tra Observation-Disclosures. .......... $500 90
George NJ. Brush, receiver OF Trans
fer company ..................... 1862 90
J. G. O'Gorman, note. 1927 rs
o. D. Baldwin, preferred stock guar
anteed :. 14,15O 90
J. Fl. Townshend & Co., indOrse-
ments. 1859 OF
J. A. Johnson g. Co., loans. ........ 1,211 40
w. S. Goodhue, salary as assistant
manager and secretary. ......... 3,056 66
Sarah B.. Stinson, salary for hus-
band, after receiver appointed. 1884 IL
Thomas A kirkland, draft given. 1900 90
Total filed yesterday ......... 81, 922, 024 95
The publication of portion of the claims
in morning paper yesterday, without any
comments showing that the principal
claims were duplicated, has been the cause
of considerable comment, and was a de-
cided injury to the parties filing the claims,
as it made it appear that they were acting
dishonesty towards t he car company and
the stockholders. The claims had to be
made to help settle the affairs of the COM
pany, but as to their being allowed any of
the principal amounts, there is not the
least likelihood. All the claims are now in
and it is probable the Judge will be asked