Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-28
HERE VIZ ARE AGAIN!
Rsc,lYr T. K. Williams Presents His
Report 10 The Court
uroS THE ALEXANDER ESTATE.
Attorney Cherry Points 10 a Dillcnly,
md Arthur Brown Has Another Sag
About the Mccormick Notes.

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Zane for L. IA. Mi'''",n'' 'ne ioee,No'
Of the estate Of ~ A'eSAnaei w.
the dry goous ueA'e's u 'Aa'" a''o0',
who asslgued some TIME uSO' " p,o'"n'
his report 10 'he court "', " ,."''ns
nni MS req" "lNi7e'S "'l' :" '''s"'
ance when tne ''orninB o"s'"
opened, ana ioho"ins ~ hsy"oPS'' VI
the statement uAnueu ii'
The receiver s'Ss 'I"' w i'0'N"''
let, lss2, ne hleu MS n'st report Nltn
Clerk Mcmillan. TINS contained an
ipveolory and au account OF all prop.
80, ,,,i,t ca,, ,,to b,s bands. and
'''y
was npproNeu ny 'he court v" '"H'"s
possession he found that there was no
in.ntanee either upon the stock OF
..,.i, -, ,he brildlny. aud on In.
bV'"l N-.,,... tz,h
COURTS ofuer, i""to N''o'"''i 80,
he proceeded - take OUT policies OF
inaurauce ON short timc-on the stock
-, ,,oods IA the amount Of az 900. for
VI s.'-s ,,,,, .,t.,,r,,
one W STA "h'''ii'' 80 o'
TO the amount OF slO,5OO, Tor twelve
months. INC CphI Ol NNA7
...-...,,,. -, ss,a ., hang SAN o5
'nsui""oo W. 49,, -
on thegoou' anu 500 ." 'ne P'e'"'S's'
La order 10 pay the premiums on inc
ins1rauce. taxes aud other Incidental
.,,,,,.,. ha ho,,owed tho sum
-, ~, to -
OF soVV' i"Ue hAu ''So wv"
repaid with the interest thereon,
,.xeenl tn, sum Of $500, which l.
-, ~ ,,,, ,,at ,,.tat, nc,nun,
V"~'s'N "" 49, r,
On OF ABOUT the io'" VI 'o0on'o' 1t"
employed as his counsel tue nrm oi
shepard, Cherry d shepard, anu Il.
d. stephens. The last named hni
since Withdrawn. ON December 2nd
the receiver was authorized by the
court to proceed TO sell for cash, AT
retail or wholesale, the yoOd9 OF ID.
Alexander 4 Co., and hoii all moneys
arising theroitOm subject 10 the order
OF clud. Tho sale began on DECEMBER
5th, ana was still going on. TIE total
amount received on the sales ny 10 Dc.
Cembsr 2ilh was slO,7lS.lb, aud the
total expenses piid on the stock were
sl5gs. 81, this latter inCluIiny clerk
hire, Insurance, taxes, rents, lights
and incidentals; leaving - net balance
should be added the sum of S22.9,,
received Us rebate on insu ance. lie
had been unable TO obtain possession
of the two upper stories NJ the building
know az the Alexander block, the
same being withheld by Julia Alex
ander. He had applied to the court
for a writ Of assistance 10 obtain possess
sion, aud that matter was yet pending.
He had received as cash from the
y. =. Marshal and rents nom the por-
ton OF said building OF which hs mai
takenpDssessiOn, $3.50, and had ex.
pended "a ground rent due on the lease
OF the premises $3.50; also sl9j.b5 for
insurance and interest; leaving bal.
anbe uue to the receiver OF sos %.
Nj. Williams asked ttat his report be
approved by the court.
Attorney Cherry remarked that
when tho receiver was appointed he
was led 70 believe thai lie would have
no difficulty In obtaining possession
OF the piece Ol real estate known M the
AlexaUdee residence (near Fourth
SOUTH, which the court ordered turned
over. MIR. Williams was also auihorilei
to secure proper insutance On the
premises, which ho did paying over
slS9 an the cost. He paid lurther sum
VI gAbN M NiNAhA AhNfi w PA'NfHN Wv
forfeiture OF ihr lease; but after he had
done tais Mrs. Alekander sol up u
claim 10 ths lease OF the property from
ID. Alexander. Hence the receiver had
been able 10 gel possession OF the lower
story ou'y. The rnnts derived from this
had realized about $40 only, against an
outlay Of nearly $500. Inc motion
filed for writ OF assistance was still
uudisposed or Counsel urged That this
should be taken up iOTthWlthi anu the
receiver either put Ia possession
OF the real estate or else
directed to sohndon II altogether.
Because II would De q source OF ex'
pense TO the estate II u Stood as at
present. o0nelhlng Ought To be uOne
10 relieve him IN mat respect.
Attorney Arthur Brown renewed the
motion which he made last Saturday,
that the notes am cha'tai mortgage OF
Banker McC0rnick be rea1Lod to
reasonable extent. Mr.. McCornick had
MED his complaint under olth, setting
forth All the circumstiuces. The various
suits haI been consoiIustel anu all the
parties brought In, and there was no
answer on ms nle uenylng the exist
enco OF the notes or their Legality, or
attacking them IN any way ON ne
ground OF fraud. Hence they stood, he
Insisted, aga INST nii the other creditors.
twaa IA preferred claim anu entitled TO
DO palu hrsl. All that was SAID,
IN petlAohs ANA interVehtions, was
that the amount OF tiis chattei mort