The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-28
CLAIMS ON WINEHILL.
fhey Cause Another Applica-
ton for a Receiver.
:, ascK's APPEAL ~ DOUBT,
rsBsa for Its Annsimens rnsd-Abrs.
s.ns' Grocery Attached. and the
Owner Disappears.

rhe Winehiils are again in the superior
- :. defendants TO suits on unpaid
.-sm5ssory notes. and m application has
=. msds for another receiver Of their
-~or<rsy. An action Was brought yester-
az by William Winter, who asks for
srsx.nent on a number of causes Of action.
Z. alleges that there 10 due him 81, 600 on
s.r, notes OF $3.50 each. dated December s.
,.1s ana payable respectively on June o.
Ynsy "A. September "A and October "A,
lza
II addition 20 these notes there 10
canned TO De another note payable 20 b.
q Cfosninshield, dated November Ii.
$50 for 81, 900 conditioned to bs paid IA
sustsllmsats OF 800 every three months
trom issuance, and as interest 1910 every
tbree months for term of tan years. This
rots vas secured by mortgage on lot &.
Mock IL. Maynsrd's addition. being sixty
t.~t on South Third street and 10 feet on
N.sa street. On February s. 1894. this
so,e ard mortgage were held by Matte
rard who on that date assigned them TO
W.nter as collateral security for the four
,rssnis.ory notes above mentioned, as a
guarantee for the payment OF the amount
doe. No payments have been made. either
Is principal or interest. since May IL. 1899,
snd thsrs Is now due on the principal
$50 The sum Of IS. 800 has been paid on
the interest account.
On July q, 1894, Gustave and Henrietta
Winehiil assigned the above mentioned
rropersy In trust to Wren r. Crews and
lanes p. Gleason for tho purpose. IL Is
sllsxsd, OF defrauding their creditors.
The mortgage also covers three-story
brcx building and q leasshold on the
real estate for fifteen years from July I,
i8ss. For several months past, Winter
COMPLAINS, Ninshili has further violated
his agreement By allowing the building to
10 uninsured.
Winter also alleges the execution by
WinshlIl to Timothy Dereg of . series of
eight promissory notes. bearing IL per
cent interest, each for $500, the first pay
sbIe October 15 1891, ana the others every
three months thereafter. and secured by
mortgage on the premises above described,
acknowledged March %. 1880. All of these
notes have been paid except three. which
have been assigned to Winter. The prop
sfty is said 10 have deprecated in value
since the issuance of the mortgage, and to
ho nov insufficient TO discharge the debt
unless the rents and profits aecruing before
a sale Of the premises can be had be APP
piled to the payment Of the debt
The property il now under lease from
Crews Il Gleason to Louis Gnecohi, at q
rental of $3.50 per month.
Winter asks tor q decree appointing a re-
eeivcr, foreclosing the mortgages and de-
eIaring the conveyance to Crews d 0lea-
soD. though absolute on its face, TO be
merely In trust for the Winshills. There
h long list of defendants. who are joined
Because of claiming en- interest in the
psmises.
Iadge Langley signed an order citing
Nlnehill TO appear today and show cause
way q receiver should not be appointed.
Judge Langley also signed an order yes
.sfday giving Sarah Wood " ard. iadlvidu-
civ and as administrative Of the estate of
Henry r. Woodward. deceased, permission
10 sue Fred Rioe Rowsll as receiver of q
part Of the Wanehiil property. for the pur-
pose Of canoeling lease and ousting the
tsnaais There 10 alleged to be due as rent
t2s5Ss3. and taxes To the amount of
s2023es are unpaid. BY stipulation de-
fsaaants were given sixty days to plead.