The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-12
DELAY IN NEW YORK
Judge Lacombe Postpones Ac-
tion on Receiyership.
JUDGE BEATTY TO ACT MONDAY
General Manager Dickinson Goes East
10 Confer With His Associates
Hill and the y. II.

Reports from Judge Lsoorn6s's court
for the Southern district Of New YORK
we're awaited with much 1tersFr IN ms
city yesterday. and The fact that ne hgat
had been transferred - a remote epdFL
hs4 M aoprsctsole efect Attention VIII
next be directed 70 Judge Beauy's court
fn Idaho. where the hearing 81 the fSslG-
nations az the Oh receivers ana ~ ar.
BurielEhrs application for appointment p" III
come up next MONDAY.
~hr YORK. Oct lI-AFg1Iment VAS %
have been heard ny Judge 1@scornne IN me
rftad States circuit court today upon tie
ree.Ruafions az Henry G Payne, IT. g
Rouse and 7. r. Cakes a. receivers Tor
the property of the Northern Pacific Rail-
mad COMPANY IN fhis state. The Farmers
Liam and Trust Company asked for the
aproinfuent Of Frank g. B.gelow and III
ward II. McHenry. who had neeu appoint
ed first by Judge Jenkins in Wisconsin
and later by Judge Sanoorn IN Minnesota.
ITpon application Of me Farmers Loan and
Trust Company and the Adams re0rgani-
zattou committee Judge Bac0mDe al
tesrued the hearing for a week. IN order
10 allow the applicants more time Tor pre-
paration.
Renewed interest Is felt I'm Northern Pa
cihc affairs on account OF the return OF
President Brayt0n Ives. In reply 10 In
qliries regarding the situation. he said
to-day:
~ do not regard with much concern the
appointrnents Of i've receivers. IL Is bet
ter 10 have 50 many. all vigilant and crit
icslng each other. than that the railroad
should Be as II was. IN the hands OF one
sset OF receivers intent only on doing what
would serve their own interests. should
any one Of the new receivers impede the
prosperity Of the road and the development
OF It's business. he would meet with severe
criticism"
Mr.. Ives SAYS the material condition Of
the road Is excellent. Il was never more
impressed" he said. with the growth Of
the Northern Pacific property and the
bright prospects OF the country out there
than am after this last trip West
He says that when he acquires control Of
the road he will see that its affairs are
conducted on a sound basis. He holds that
the company should he recognized
promptly in order that Il may regain its
prosperity and serve the public In erests
The people along the road. he saws. are
opposed 10 turning the property over 10
President Hili- Il believe" he said. "a
harmonious adjustment OF things viii re-
suit"
Tacoma. Oct -SpeciaI.-Generai Man
RRer George W. Dickinson. of the North
ern Pacinc, left today on the overland for
the East. He goes TO consult with Gen
eral Manager J. " Kendrick and General
Superintendent Kimberly regarding the
operation OF the road under the new re-
ceivers. Mr.. Dickinson will be gone about
ten days. Al -. Paul he viii be met by
Receiver Burleigh and viii probably re-
turn with him.
Before leaving for New York few DAYS
ago Receiver Burleigh established hts
headquarters in the Offices of Vice Presl-
dent Prescott
Cre-ta-ta is chemically purc-no alum,
no ammonia. Made a home.