San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-15

pay untlI VI blt ~lOTeROlUR CldlmS
and Indebtedness, charged with the
payment of the certificates heretofore is
sued by said receivers aggregating
three hundred and siXty-six thousand
dollars (366,000), and charged with the
payment of the said claims. numbers 4, 8,
10, IL, %, 25, "a, SO. 81, 81, "a, GO, 81, SO, IA.
II. 101. 1903. 104, l07. 100, ia, 125, 196, 12S.
l29, 100, 1874, 1875, 1876, l41, 147. 149, 152, 1876.
leo, 165, 1859. 1872, 1S4. 1S7. 1876. 1877, 19S, 1919.
200, POP, 2O7, 2OS, 2lO, 211, PIP, ga, 215. 2i6,
PIT, 2lS, 219, 220, 222. 223, 224, 227, 22S, 23I,
pa, 23S, 239, $40, PAL. PAP, PAT. PSI, 255,
256. 27S, 29l, 800, 307, 30S, 300, $40. 3l1, 317,
3lS, 800, 1892 and 392, masters numbers, to-
gether with such amoun as may be re-
ported by him and confirmed by the court
mon the said claim of Mifliin Kennedy
Masters numbers 36l, all of said
claim and said Indebtedness be-
ing charged hereby, upon the cor
pus of said railroad, its franchises, appur-
%tenances and property, as hereinbe-
fore more particularly described. as
liens prior to the liens of the mortgages
hereinbefore referred 10 and subject
to such charge the president of said rail-
way company is hereby authorized to
take possession.
That the charge of the foregoing claims
and Indebtedness upon the said railway,
its equipment, appurtenances and pro-
perty as a lien of the mortgage Indebted
ness shall, so far as it relates
to the Indebtedness due to the
Pullman Palace Car Company
and TO the firm of Post, Martin & Co., be
in the way of further security to them
beyond the security already by, them en-
jOved, and shall not diminish or effect
orbe construed to diminish or effect any of
their rights or privileges in respect to
liens upoh or ownership in or rights of
possession to anyg of the cars or rolling
stock In the use of said railway company.
Sand that execution upon the decree
heretofore and on the 14th day Of Novem-
Der, 1891, made in this cause in favor of
E. }. Gurley, w. Ill. Ross, ahd George b.
Gurley, composing the firm Of Gurley,
Ross Il Gurley, is hereby stayed until the
ascertainment of the balance due them
under said decree after due allowance on
account of claims against said Gurley,
Ross & Gurley, proved up against the de-
PENDANT company or against the receivers,
and the said decree to the extent OF the
said balance when ascertained by the
master and confirmed by the court is
charged upon the corpus of said railroad,
its appurlenances, equipment and prop
erty, rs hereinbefore more particularly
described, as a lien prior to the lien OF the
said mortgage Indebtedness, which shall
be %foreclosed as such lien when S o
ascertained and confirmed. And the
Master in Chaucery is hereby directed to
take proofs and report to the court with
all convenient speed the amount OF such
q balance.
Gin respect to a certain action, where.
In Fanny Long and Others are plaintiffs,
and the 5. A. 81 A. p. Ry. Co. is defend
ant, now pending in the supreme
court upon appeal from a Judgment
rendered in this court in favor
~ tho plnintiffs In tho nm nf fnur thnnS-
and five hundred dollars, (S4,500) on or
about the - day of December 1891, and
in respect to a certain action, wherein f.
L. Adams is plaintiff and the 3. A, IA,
p. Ry. Co., is defendant, now pending In
supreme court upon appeal from a judg
ment rendered in the district court
of Caldwell county on or about
the 10th day of September, 1891,
in favor of the plaintiff in the sum of
seven thousand dollars $4,000, and in
respect to a certain action, In which John
Z. Taylor is plaintiff and the 5. A. 81 A..
p. Ry. Co., is defendant, now pending In
the supreme court upon appeal from the
judgment rendered in the district court
of Karnes county on or about the 2lst day
of October, 1891, in favor of the plaintiff in
the sum of ten thousand dollars (Sl0,O00(, IL
isordered, a judged and decreed 4 in consid-
GRAFTON of the plaintiffs refraining from
execution upon the said several juig-
ments pending said appeals that the said
judgments il affirmed by the supreme
court or if they or any of them are not
affirmed by the supreme court then any
iudg tents that the plaintiffs may ulti-
mately recover in the said actions
be and they hereby are charged
upon the said railroad, its
ap ourtenances, equipment and property
SO returned, restored and delivered TO the
defendant company as a lien to the lien of
any of the claims ~hereiubefore referred to
as owned by the Reorganization Commit
tee, and prior to the lien of the mortgages
hereinbefore referrei to, that the said
road, its appurtenanceS, equipment and
property is returned, restored and deliv-
ments or actions.
7.-Said receivers are directed to pass
their accounts before the master respect
ing the administration of the property
and for the funds which they have re-
ceived during their tenure of office as re-
ceivers so far as they have not already
accounted for the anne on or before the
first Monday of October, 1892, but his
provision is not to defer the imme-
date return, restoration and delivery
to the defendant of the railway, its
rights, properties and assets, as more
particularly provided for in the third ar
ticle of this decree.
Sth-J. r. Fleming, Esq, is hereby con-
tinued as Master in Chancery until the
further order of the court with all the
powers and the duties heretofore
conferred, and he is hereby directed
to pass upon the claims presented
10 him for (or hereafter presented to and
proved to him within the time herein
before limited) and those hereafter adju-
dictated and report upon the same prior to
the first day Of December, 1892, and TO
take proof and report upon accounts and
the compensation of the receivers
and the allowance 10 be made
To the Farmers Loan ana
Trust Co.. the Union Trust
Co, of New York, and Central Trust CO.
of New York, as trustees of the mort