The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-24

as he shall deem useful and expedient In the
getting in OF the property and things this
der mentioned, and TO pay 10 them proper and
OF the money and proceeds thereof He is also
authorized TO employ such attorneys as
to execute tbs eonra reserxes
the right to make such allowance 10 the plant
IFS counsel for their services in. bringing the
assets into court as shall seem meet.
Z. The receiver Is hereby required to file n
bond as by law required. payable to the clerk OF
the court, in the SUN of $i.0O0,0OO.
5. The receiver will with due speed notify all
the branches of the order and the members
thereof, as far as To him seems practicable, of
the courts decree. He is directed to take and
return an inventory OF all the property, money
and assets of any and every Kind which he is
entitled 10 receive and get under the courts
order, and advise the court of such property
he is unable to get In.
9. The officers of the defendant are directed
20 yield up to the receiver the premises and
offices of the defendant, No. 30 Circle street, In
dianapolls, with all keys and property therein;
which premises the receiver may use his
offices until further direction in this behalf
10. The receiver Is required to hold all the
money. property and effects, as aforesaid. or the
proceeds thereof, subject TO the future order of
the court. provided he may use such money as
II. Either of the parties or the receiver may
apply from time TO time to the court the
judge thereof for further directions as the oc-
caslon may require.
II. All persons having claims against the de-
PENDANT other than claims arising upon the GER
eeiyer verified itemized account thereof As
TO the claims OF holders OF certificates, due or
not due, the court reserves all action and jndg-
ment thereon until further and better advised
as to the rights and equities OF the holders
thereof.
The Court think the entry lie satisfao-
tory.
Charles Feibleman-I want to propose
one question to the court. There Is gem
eral fund which belongs to members indi-
vidually and not TO the Supreme Sitting. /
desire the court to make some ruling upon
that.
Mr.. Hawkins-That can be settled In the
future.
Mr.. Feibleman-There 10 now in process
OF collection an assessment Shall that be
collected and paid inf
The Court-I cannot enter into every de-
tail now. 1t would take q long time to do
BOND OF 100000
Mr.. Hawkins = We have prepared a
blank bond. There 10 large fund here.
The Court-There is. at the outside,
100000
Mr.. Smith-The testimony is that there
is $675. 900 here in bank.
Mr.. Hawkins-And there is quite large
fund in Philadelphia in the hands of local
branches that may have to 60 into court
there and give nearly as large q bond there
taken into consideration.
The Court should think one million
dollars bond would be sufficient. expect
to appoint a man who is not only respons-
ible himself but IL able to give responsible
bond. There is about SeO0. 900 in Philadel-
phia from which, don't think, cents on
the dollar will be realized. If l am Judge
of human nature and human evidence. l
think will make the bond S150.001.
Mr.. Hawkins-We think it. should be q
million.
The Court-Well, put it at q million
dollars.
The bond reads as follows:
Know all men by these presents that we
Jointly ami severally held and firmly bound unto
John r. Wilson, Clerk Of the Marion Superior
payment of which well and truly to be made we
hereby bind ourselves, our executors. admins
traitors and assigns. Jointly and severally, firmly
by these presents.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our
hands and seals this Odd day of August, 1892.
The conditions of this obligation are such that if
----, who has been appointed re-
ceiver in the case of Albert Il. Baker and Others
versus the Supreme Sitting Of the Order of the
Iron Hail. in the Marion Superior Court. OF Ma
the order entered in said cause on tho Esd day of
August. 1892, In vacation, shall faithfully dis
charge his duties as such receiver, and obey the
orders of the conrt in snch cause made, then this
obligation shall be void; else in full force and eff
feet.
The crowd still fingered, waiting the an
nouncement of the name OF the receiver.
Fully five minutes elapsed. the Judge
meanwhile going into his private room two
or three times.
AT last. standing by the side of the bench,
Judge Taylor ended the drama with clos
ing speech. ~ do not know" be remarked,
whether 1t has been announced or not.
There was q large number of applicants for
this receivership and, without finding
fault with any or questioning, any ones
ability. felt IL my duty to make Q selec-
ton here that thought would be salts
factory to n.y. self and one that ought to be
to the parties In this case and all who are
Failey receiver"
The great suit was ended and the audi
enCe retired.