St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-26

STATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY
- CouHty-District Court, Second judicial
District. Dennis Griffin against ST. Paul Brick
and Manufacturing Company QnsolyenD.
Court File NO. 4404S.
At Chambers, Dec. 2ist 1892.
Upon reading the petition Of the st. Paul
Trust Company. the Receiver of above De-
fendant Corporation GnsolvenD, with The
affidavit and exhibits thereto annexed. and
the account Herewith fled and on motion
of said Receiver, it is ordered that the cred
itors of said insolyent corporation, and all
persons interested in the property of said
defendant, show cause If any they can, at
special term OF this Court appointed TO : e
held at the Court House, in said Ramsey
County, on Saturday. Dec. 81, 1872. at the
opening of said Court on that day, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard-why
First-The account of said Receiver. this
day filed, should not &c allowed.
Secoud-Why so much or the disburse-
ments in said account as have been neces-
sarily made in the care and protection of the
properly of said Corporation should not De
declared to be lien upon the real estate sec
ondly described in the statement of assets on
file and why such lien shall not be adjudged
to be superior to the lien OF all mortgages,
mortgage foreclosures, judgments or other
liens thereon,a and why said real estate should
not be sold for the payment thereof.
Third-Why the creditors Of said defend
ant should not advance and pay to sait Re
ceiyer on or before January5. 1693.a sum suf-
ficient to enable il to redeem the real estate
secondly describedin in said statement of as
sets. from the sale thereof made January 6,
1892 upon the foreclosure OF the mortgage re-
ferred 10 in said petition and affidavit, or,
Fourth-Why, indefault Of such payment,
the said Receiver shall not be ordered and di-
rected to surrender and deliver up to said de-
fendant corporation, or TO such person as
this Court NAV direct, all the real estate de-
scribed in said statement of assets, together
with all the brick machines engine and
boiler and other fixtures and machinery now
situated thereon, and the said Receiver dis
charged aud released from all further labiE
ity or responsibility IN the premises.
Fifth-Why SAID Receiver should not have
such other and further relief as may be con
ssteGt with the facts stated i'll SAID petition
and affidavit, and the files and proceedings
in said cause.
Further ordered. that a copy of this order
be served upon each of the creditors of said
defendant corporation, who have filed duly
verified claims with said Receiver, by depOs
itiHg a true copy of this order duly mailed
and directed to them, postage prepaid. ad-
dressed to said several creditors at their re-
speetiYe places of residence or postottice ad-
dress SO far as the same are known 10 the
secretary of said Receiver within four days
after date of this order And that
copy of said order be served upon the attor-
news for any of said claimants who have ap-
peared in said action, within one week from
the date of hearing hereof
And that q copy of this order, with copy
of the said petition, affidavit and exhibits
thereto annexed, be served upon Messrs.
Young & Lightner, the attorneys for The
Commercial Bank of ST. Paul, and upon By
ron c. Merrill or, upon The Minnesota Loan
and Trust Company, as his agent. or upon j.
NJ. Martin. ESQ, his attorney, IN the manner
provided BY law for the service of sum-
mons in a civil action, within four days from
the date OF this order.
And that COPY CT this order be published in
the 81. Paul DAILY GLOBE,a public newspaper
printed and published in said Ramsey coun-
iy, on Saturday. Dec. "a and Mouday, Dec.
20. 1892.
Dec. Il, 1892.
[Signedl CHAS. e. OTIS.
District Judge.