Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09
As SOLE RECEIVER
Andrs~ r. Burleieh Is the Man
Picked Out BY Hanford.
HE FILES 4 100000 BOND
Hvea Attacks WIZARD and Says iis VIII
Yei Pores tho 0ld Receivers
80 an Accounting

Seattle. wash.. Oct 2.--Juage Ham
ford today refused to accept the resig-
nation Of the receivers of the Northern
Pacifc and removed them because Of
failure 70 comply with his order direct
ing them to give account OF their past
acts and to answer the charges Of Bray
ten Ives.
Andrew +. Burleigh was appointed
sole receiver OF the Northern Pacific
railroad b. Judge uanford this morn
ing. Judge BaiAlnger of Portland com
curing. Judge Hanford said Judge
cilbert was OF the same opinion.
In the afternoon Burleigh qualified
ny filing a $780, $50 bond with Governor
John hi Mc0raw. NJ. AfcDougall, 81 r.
Crawford, Jacob Farfh. A. b. Stewart
G. J. Smith. II. c. Heney as suretles.
Ills order OF appointment was made
absolute and other orders were signed.
Including the orders removing che re-
eaiYers and admitting the second and
third mortgage bondhOiders 20 become
parties to the suit.
Bnrielgh left for Portland Or, on
the o'clock train. He announced be-
fore leaving that q. W. Dickinson. as
slstant general superintendent under
the old receivers, would De his general
manager. The appointment will be fol-
lowed By applications along the line.
and Burlelgh viii appear Ia the United
States court at Portland tomorrow.
Ives said this afternoon that he would
yet force the receivers 90 an accounting.
In his supplemental affidayit Ives
fercely attacks Henry Willard as a
railroad wreeker and scores Cromwell.
who he says was employed TO bring
about the conditions whereby n coi-
lnsive appointment BY the Milwaukee
court could be made
The aaldavit states that a bin IN
equity was presented 70 Judge Jenkins
wherein Gustave Ulbricht a creature of
Wizards. was sole complainant. and
described himself as the owner Of bonds
and stock Of the Northern Pacific,
while, whatever bonds and stock were
III his possession belonged 10 Willard.
This bin. after the attorneys had con-
suited with the trust company, pro-
vided Tor the appointment Of Payne.
On stH being submitted 20 Cakes, he
appealed 10 President Ralsten or the
trust company. who is said 10 have in
sisted that Cakes be made one OF the
receivers.
Then follows statement or occur
rencea leading up to compromise
whereby Henry c. Rouse was 70 be APP
pointed q receiver on account OF the
interests represented by Charles K. Cot
~ and Colgate Hoyt. Therenp0n couna
eel for the railroad company was nnti-
fed by telegraph and the bili known as
the Winston bin was filed. Further.
sorne days prior TO August 1. 1898. Il
heeaFia manifest that application for
the appointment OF receivers Of the
Northern Pacific could not be much
longer deferred and fhereupon g bill IN
equity was prepared, containing sub
atantfally fhn avermenfa IN the Albrieht
bin. wherein r. H. Winston. who had
been procured to be party plaintln
By Cakes and the trust company, were
named az plaintiffs, and which bill had
been sent Ia charge 81 counsel fer the
railroad 70 ST. Paul with the under
standing that unless an agreement
could be arrived at the hili would be
filed In the circuit court OF Minnesota.
sitting at st. Paul and The appoint
ment OF Cakes as sole receiver would
be requested. but upon the making OF
the agreement above stated. sheldon
a Co., who had been procured 10 net
d. plaintlH by Cromwell were also
joined as plaintiffs, ana the necessary
alterations we're directed BY telegraph
% be made IN the bill IN equity. there
upon the bill IN equity was taken BY
special train BY J. w. Kendrinh. gem
eEai manager OF the Northern Pacific.
aad F, II. Winston. one OF the nominal
plaintiffs, % Milwaukee, reaching there
On the morning OF august Is. and the
hsn was presented hy Miller. Moves &
MILLER. who had theretogore been the
correspondents OF Cromwell and coun-
sci for Willard and Payne.
Tnereupon Henry e. Payne. Thomas
y. Cakes and Henry c. Rouse we're an-
pointed receivers
Before the court convened Judge
TKanfnrd had the days campaign we'll
planned. Immediately after the court
Was opened the Judge asid:
z have made an order IN the North
era Pacific case directing Messra
Cakes. Rouse and Payne 10 file in this
court BY October q fun accounting of
their past work, 10 give bonds to this
court and to answer the charges which
have been made against them BY Bray
tan Ives As president OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. | win now
inquire whether or not the receivers
have complied with the ORDER
They have not, your honor" said
Assistant General Counsel Bum. who
came to Seattle from st. Paul two
days ago and fled with the court the
resignation OF the receivers.
serhe receivers have until today 10
comply with the order. I win Inquire
whether Il Is known II they Intend 10
Dc So" said Judge Hanford
II am authorized TO say" said MT.
Bum, shat tia receivers win not oon-
ply with tbs orders 81 the COURT
y have been asked" continued the
eourt ito accept the resignation OF
These receivers. refuse to do 40, but
On me other hand remove them be-
eansa OF their failure To comply with
the orders Of this court"
Judge Hartford added thai the Law
points involved would probably be de-
larmined Ia q higher court.
Aa0aE WAEcKaGE WASHED ASHORE