The record-union., 1894-12-07
THE STRANDED TAILORING FIRM.
Davis & Donahue Appear in Court as
InsoIvents.
They Owe S2,319 Over and Above
Their ASSets-LiSt of Some of
Their Creditors.

\. Davis and Ralph Donahue, proprie-
| tors of the defunct tailoring firm, whose
method of doing business was exposed by
Andrew Waldron, filed petition for in
solvency in Department One of the Su-
perior Court yesterday. Their liabilities
are S4,33i and assets S2,l65, of which
amount 5000 is claimed to be exempt from
execution. Schedule \ OF the petition
reads as follows
Tine following obligations and de-
mands are founded on what is known as
suit Club Contracts The conditions of
the contract require the payment of 81 per
week Tor thirty-tive weeks. Those COM
plying are entitled to suit of clothes.
Those failing forfeit all payments. a
number of persons have complied and
are entitled to have their Suits Many
have not yet acquired 4 valid demand.
Petitioners have been prevented from
performing their part of the contract by
suits and attachment in the Justices
Court OF sacramento Township, and are
deprived OF an inspection of the books,
documents and contracts by reason OF
such attachments, and therefore can give
a list only from memory, possibly omit
ting some names" Here follows the
/
Andrew Waldron (assignee), as per
suit in Justices Court, S2Yy; }. Is. Mckay
lassIgnee). as per suit i'll Justices Court,
S2o1; William Kelly, SuttervilIe, S35; Lee
Silvey, SIS; Ieke Waters, 81; +. l..
THOMSON, $50; j. ". Geeslin, -; Dave
Halsey, Si2; - Waters, S3i; Frank Cur
| us, S2o; IL. y. Chadderton, 81; X. Reed,
so; Bergeman d AXlina, so; George
! Nlttenbroch, $50; l.. Koch, Mayhew's
Station, SO; }. Routier, Routier's Station,
! SIS; +. AauSen, Routier's Station, $3I; }
| McCulloch, $50; w. Is. Devins, 935 frank
Howe, $50; Henry Ogg, $50; Oscar VIII
bur, S24; ID. Foley, $50; c. Weinrich, $50;
! Il. /. Conn, SIS; f. \. Johnson. so; Louis
/ Hanchett, $50; ;. y. Doane, S2S NJ. Louis,
$40; +. }. Rat1etto, S33; &. Is. Strong, $50;
| +. l.. w hite, $50: Ii. Lagus, $50; ii. W hite,
$50; ii. Schulmeyer, S3i; if. Green, $50;
James kamp, 81; II. Miller, Sc: j. ).
Santos. $50; George Roller, S5l; W. G.
Gornley, Sl3; ". q. Hally, So; b. ~.
/ Irapp, $50; q. B. Carr. $50; J. Haub,
$50; y. Muckilich, S35; \. Buckman, $50;
q. w. G0odhaIl, SlI; a. L. Larsen, Lodi,
$50; = Phelps, Galt, S32; I. H.. Turner,
Calf, SIS; Charles Spangler, $50; book
keeper Buffalo Brewery, $50; +. G..
knauer, SO; j. Johnson. $50; q. Sellin-
ger, $50; w. w. Mott, So; Joe Genge,
Aiagee, S2I; ii. Pockman, $50; Fred
MeIss, $50; George Eagan, S2O G.. A.
Eaton, s3l; Charles Woodburn, Sl7; G.
Crum, S34; I. q. Tompine. 5II; l.. @.
Siller. 1888; y. b. Minford, go; r. Cas-
tro, $50; f. Murphy, $50; ". II. Jones.
$50; &. Young, So, 4. b. Reid, $50; r. w.
Weiss, S35; b. Ii. Whyte. Perkins Sta
ton, SO; - Williamson. $50: j. j. An
kener, Sl2; A. Alderman, Buffalo Brew
cry, $50; a. Ackerman, 5I5 *, $50; Geo.
II. Clark, $50; 4. Corso, S2j; W. Widen,
$50; H.. Holmes, S26; q. +. Dickerson,
$50, and j. o. Overton, Washington, So
Total s., l49.
The petitioners owe the following firms
! for goods Reese Bros. IL Co., San Fran
cisco, Sl39; Caro- Bros, San Francisco,
$500; Carlson, Curry Il Co.. San Fran
cisco, SlO; Hayes & Co., st. Louis, Mo-,
$50; Kline x Co, San Francisco, so.
They also owe the following employees
OF the place for tailoring work: Chris
! Bromt, $50; K. keene, Sl5; - LorenZ, $40;
Mrs. a. Jost, So. The entire amount due
for goods purchased and wages due help
! is 81 30,