The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-03-14

Arthur McElIyane, Rev.sJ. j. Hand, Ell II
Brennan, Ed Dug i. Nellie Hurley, Dam
lei Murphy, Michael Murphy, Martin
Hayes, Pat O'Hara, r. D. Gillespie, Mary
A. Lilly, Ida Molser, Phillip ellis, T. J.
Hartigan, ~ g. Gerty, John HOban, Ed
DOnnelly, Annie Cosgrove, Esther G..
Hoy. John Mason, A. j. Archer, #. G.
Archer, John j. Walsh, Thomas O'Neil.
Tim Flynn, Thomas Dunn, Malachy Lin
chan, Girls Dnnleavy, John Simon. Dem
mis- Brennan, Thomas Casey, John So
kash, Mrs. B. r.. Bayley. Mary Burns,
Michael Fitz Patrick, VIM. Cullen, Thos.
Dryer, James P. Burns, Anthony. Choui-
nard, Michael Mealy Jerry Cornell, NJ. D..
Corkey, Bridget Burns, Mrs. Catharlne
McCarron, Margaret Harmon, Pat j. Han
non, James N. Collins, 8. A. Wood, Mar
garet Kelly, Growers & Manufacturers
Co., Anthony Dunleavy, James Beavies.
T. r. Cowan, j. NJ. Hoy, Simon O'Toole,
j. j. Taaffe, Thomas Dunn, Thomas Mall
ley, Peter Walsh, Peter Nc Claughlin. q.
J. Turner, Mat Dempsey, D. F. Burns,
Daniel Flynn, Ed Murphy, J. p. Torch.
Jennie Keefe, John Mason, M. Linehan,
VIM Daily, George Cupec, Joseph Pouch,
Mrs. Annie Collins, Agnes .Dougherty,
Annie Trombly, Maggie Cullen, Thomas
Dwyer. J.. E. Murphy, VIM. Foley, VIM.
Phinney, Bridget Cronin, George Reviere,
Mat Gerber, John Zahradka, Theo.
Schener, Maggie Fitzgerald, John Fer
ritter, ]. w. Gerber. John Gerber. Michael
Rogers. Mary Dimes, Peter Legas,, Annie
Harmon, Thomas Mulcahey, Div. No. 9,
A. O. H., Rose A. Dougherty, VIM. Hick-
ey, John O'Neal, Thomas Foley, VIM. Fo-
ley, Josie Hurley, Mary Hurley, Annie
Hurley Pat Splan, Thomas J. Ryan,
Isaac Brett, M. J. Kearnes, Mary Benson.
M. Mahony, GS. Dolney, Michael Rogers,
VIM. Noben, NJ. J. Gill, Mrs. ]. E. Her.
bert, !. J. McHale, Chris. kauth, Annie
Archie Cra,nsie, Martin Hayes, Michael
Murphy, Thomas Hennessy, D. c. Bell
Investment Co., Charles l.. Dempsey
Elizabeth Thompson, Josephine Thomp-
son, D. Buckley, Mrs. Hannah Flaherty,
Sarah P. Rand Peter McNamee, Thomas
O'Neill, Mrs. Ed Trow, Annie Harmon:
Mrs. Bridget Walsh, John Martinez, John
Cannon, Pat Flaherty, 7. F. Lyden:
James Mcdonald, Thomas A. Shea, Mat
Murphy, Ella Pendergast, Thomas l.. Nc
Guern, Frank Eustis, VIM. Ford. A. j. Nc
Inerney, Bridget T. Hayes, Mrs. Bridget
Hayes, Mike Bartosch, Bridget O'Brien
Annie Linehan, Malachy Linehan, Mary
Linehan, Joseph Fouch, G. w. Pasha. ,.
E. Pasha Denis OHara, Mary J. Harmon.
P. J. Harmon, Michael Foley, Mary Fo-
ley Mary A. Cronin, Josie A. Cronin,
Sabina Dorian, VIM. P. Casey, Thomas
P. Dwyer, Thomas Mangen, James P. Nc
Kenna, Mary f. Hauley. T. M. Flynn, T.
J.. McElroy, Thomas Dwyer, Michael
Hauley, J. j. Fitzgerald, Mary G.. Nc
Cam, Angus Mcdonald, James Quigley,
Jerry OBrien, Margaret Ward, James J..
Murphy, John Danaher, Catharine
Ruinn, Harriet Mouseau, James Nilon
Fred Dumas, John E. Riley, Kate a.
Musso, Martin Long, Edward Donlin,
John Mahoney, Henry Michaud, John H.
Farrell. Mary A. Kelly, Michael Healey
Thomas Quinn, Michael Bones, Phillip
Pick, Isaac Westgarth, VIM. T. Hoy, An
ME Freeman, JOS c. Deslaureur, Frank
Blosky, John Ferriter, Michael Lloyd
Thomas L. Lalibert, Zepherin Demeules,
James J. Murphy, Mary A. Rohann
James Kelly John Kauth, Thomas KAY
anaugh, Simon Lyons, Thomas Coleman,
VIM. H. Gibbs, Thomas Hines, John Van
Rickley, John Sexton, John Farrell, Ann
King, Michael Manahan, John Walsh,
John D. Harmon, T. NJ. Bohann, John
Igel, Henry T. Vogt, Thomas Cavanaugh
Patrick Foy, Peter Owens, VIM. Collins,
James NJ. Burns, Mrs. Mary King, Ed
ward T. Dana, H. Michaud, John Tromb-
lev. Michael Gleason, John Lally, Jame5
Healey, James c. Deslauris, Mary S.
King. @-s -
Upon reading the petition of the re-
ceiver of the Hennepin County Catholic
Building and Loan Association which
has been filed and which sets forth the
following facts, towit:
First; That the said receiver with the
assistance of Mr.. J. E. Osborne, expert
accountant and Deputy State Public FIX
aminer, has carefully prepared a state
ment of the assets and liabilities of the.
Hennepin County Catholic Building and
Loan Association and has also computed
the debts and credits of every stockhold-
er showing the actual condition of each
certificate and loan to February LIST,
1896, all of which is shown by schedules
now on file in the office of the Clerk OF
the said District Court;
Second; For the purpose of arriving
at an equitable settlement and ADJUST
naent of all stockholders of said Asssoci-
alton. he has made an equated compute
ton which is hereto attached to and
made a part Of said petition, and as
result of his careful investigation OF the
affairs of said Association, he submits
and recommends the following plan OF
settlement. believing it to be fair and
equitable to each and every member.
(a) He recommends that borrowers on
real estate be credited with an eQuated
stock value equal at maturity to the
amount borrowed, and debited with all
delinquent dues, interest. fines and 5 per
cent of said stock value.
M He recommends that the balance
due on each loan after crediting the
eouated value Of the stock as mentioned
in the foregoing paragraph shall bear
interest at the rate of Z per cent per an
mum payable semi-annually from Feb
r,1ary list. 1896, until the loan Is fully
paid.
(c) He recommends that the time al
lowed to repay loans in full shall be lin
tied to three years from February First,
1896.
Id. He recommends that borrowers
who are unable to pay balances due on
loans in a single payment be allowed to
pay monthly, quarterly or semi-annually,
naynents in amounts acceptable to the
receiver. provided that payments So
made shall equal each year to at least
one-third of the whole balance due Oh
the loan.
(e) He recommends that borrowers be
allowed to apply free stock in payment of
their loans at 80 per cent of the amount
paid on said stock as dues, less fines, If
any: the stock to be surrendered and can