The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-07
INSOLVENCY OF GREGORY BROTHERS.
They Admit Their Inability to Pay
Up in Full.
A Widely Distributed Indebtedness
Creditors Directed by. the Court
to Meet on the 10Th Inst.

Gregory Brothers Company have filed
their petition in insolvency. They aver
that they are unable to pay their debts in
full and are insolvent debtors. Accord
ing to the schedule accompanying their
petition their liabilities amount to $685.
375 IS, and those to whom they are in
debted are as follows:
James Dexter, 81 20; E. 1. Upham &
Co., $780, E. II. Rott, Sl56 90; Henderson,
Brown 81 Co., SIS 90: NJ. M. Harding.
S93 80; John Williams, $500 70; Albert
Rogers, SIS "A; f. Schuler. So 80; MARVIN
Ford, 81 so; f. w. Newman, 5000;
Brown Brothers, SIS 81; Yolo County
Savings Bank, SIS 20; Todhunter estate.
S23 So; F. Grondona, Sc 90; Now Wah,
SIS o.; Bell, Flye 81 Co., 81 So; Baker d
Hamilton, 50 l6; II. s. Croker Il Co.,
$42 45; City Market. So 80; n. Dingley.
s.; Elmer Brothers Company. 81 %; s. ID.
Farley, 81 80: Grafmiller Brothers, 81 so;
A 5. Hopkins Company, IS 81; u. s Joh ~
ston d Co., Sl3; Jones 81 Davis, 81 %;
p McEnerney, 81 81; Mohr d york.
$50 80; Charles p. Nathan Company.
$50 90; Pioneer Bakery, S. 90; j. Riley.
81 IS; S. Roth, 81 30; A. Rodegerdts, Sl3 70;
Scheunert Brothers Company, S3; G. b.
Strong d Co., 90 cents; ID. Schulmeyer,
81 10; Sacramento Coffee and Spice Mills.
81 05; Sullivan-KeIly Company, SIC 30;
Schaw, Ingram, hatcher q Co.. 81 10;
Simons d Son, 81 AZ; f. Wickwire, 81 %:
NJ. S. Williams, % cents; w. z. Fuller 81
Co., SIG 30; Wood, Curtis d Co., S3S OF;
j. Zemansky, So 50; n. Zemansky, 81;
Curtis IL HerZog, S6S IL; Meblus u
Drescher. S. SO; Christensen d Co., 81 5o;
Neubourg IL Co., 81 49,; Richards q Knox.
n. - - fr n
Merrill Il Stetson, 81 70; American
Laundry, $40: q. Pratsch, 81 49,; s. +.
Daugherty, SIS 10; John Wier. Sl3 20;
Pacific Postal Telegraph Company, 500;
Western Union Telegraph Company,
500; John Shields, S92 81; Crows Land
ing Cheese Company. Sl73 IL; = Rock
well, So %; G. Heffner, IS 40; Coronado
Lyon, 81 90; Valley Lumber Company,
$40; Brown ~ Barker. So 10: l.. A.
Walton. SIT so; c. p. Green. 81 10; c.
Neuman, IS 81; Cowell d Howard, s. 90:
w. NJ. Elsom, S22 %; w. Il. Larzelere
Company, $50 10; Marshall, Teggart IL
Co., SS7 II; A. Lippi. 81 70; DAILY Brothers,
So II; George b. Anderson. 81; +. Perata
d Co., 1891 40; l.. Il. Larzelere Il Co.,
$40 Oh; Redington IL Co., S26 40; Cam
podonico & Malcolm. SIT IS; NJ. L. Ab-
bolt, 81 Is; Trobock u Bergin, $50 20; De
Martini 81 Co., S247 10; II. Thomas,
SGT 80; C. ]. Shepherd, Sl96 10; James
Mayberry, ISL 30; Snow IL Co., So 50;
William Van SAINT, 90 cents; National
Bank OF d. o. Mills d Co., $1,000; Isaac
Friend, 81 %; L. 5. Werrin. 81 90; e. J.
Bowen, $40 80; w. S. Cothrin, SO 20;
Young Brothers. S97 20; Daugbery Bros,
500 sc; @. Simoni, 81 20; Cooperative
Fruit Company, S27 6S; A. b. Chapman,
SO 50; Buffalo Brewing Company,Sl %; a.
Danielli, $l3 AZ; 2. Marricucci, S3l 80;
James Wier, Sl98 20: Frank Costa, $50 %;
Cone & Kimbali Company. S3S7 Oh;
Washington Commission Company,
SIS 10; On Sing Company, $73 TO-; Mrs. j.
c. Clark, 81 90; Quong Hing, ST. 60; Hop
Wah. Sl67 OS; Stanford Ranch. 1870 80; j.
Granville Jones, sos Ii; j. NJ. McLaugh-
lin, So 80; Mrs. b. B. Lee, $1,000; j. j.
Merkley. s27 Y; II. Provost. 81 80; 2.
Krull, S102 %; = Hunt, So IS; g. Y.
Watson, $345; L. G. schindIer. s.. 466 81;
Mrs. NJ. E. Gregory, sd, 1913 70; w. j.
$3.50; L. l.. Goodsell Company, $40 10;
California Fruit Gro1Oer, $40: Armstrong
d Bruner, $500. The personal debts of
Eugene J. Gregory and Frank Gregory
are included in the firms total indebted
ness.
The firms assets are SCI. 72l 90, chiefly
in book accounts, of which sum 50, 40 is
exempt from execution. A suit now
pending against Sheriff Johnson for S25.-
600 damages for the seizure of the firms
books is included in the assets.
The petitioners have been declared in
solvent debtors by Superior Judge Catlin,
pear in court on the 10Th instant to prove
their debts and choose an assignee.
Armstrong d Bruner are attorneys for
the insOiyentS.