The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-16

plant and to operate the same. and To
sue for and receive or collect any or It's
property, assets and credits due said
corporation wherever situated, ana
bring such action or actions i'm any
place within or without his tate. so as
to protect. preserve and recover said
property of said defendant corporation
which may have been wronEfully dis
posed of or diverted from its proper
use, and generally to do such acts re-
specting the property and business OF
said corporation during the pending OF
this action as the court may authorize,
And it Is further ordered that the de-
PENDANT. the Boston q Montana Con-
solidated Copper and Silver Mining
company Of New York. deliver To aid
receiver. all Of the property belonging
10 said defendant. the Montana corpor-
alton. particularly all the property
mentioned and described in the COM
plant here. and fully account and pay
To him the proceeds which II has re-
ceiVed from said property during the
time II has been i'm its possession, and
said New York corporation is hereby
restrained and enj0ined from mining
or extracting, taking away or carrying
away any ores or minerals from any of
said property and from reducing, smelt-
ing or dispOsing Of the same, or in any
wise ~disposing of any property or
money in its possession belonging
to the said Montana corporation. eN-
cept to deliver any and all of SAT- pro-
perty to the receiver. The receiver is
hereby authorized TO carry on the or
binary business Of said corporation
and out Of the proceeds derived from
mining and smelling ores to pay all
The ordinary and reasonable costs n
expenses connected Herewith without
any further order Of the court. but he
shall not dispose Of any of the net pro-
ceeds arising from aid business with
out the special direction and order of
the court. Before said receiver shall
enter upon his duties he is hereby re-
quired 10 give an undertaking in the
sum of Sl0O,O 600 To be approved by me
and conditioned for the faithful dis
charge Of the duties of receiver in this
action n to obey the orders OF the
court herein.'
IL was stated yesterday h the ap-
plication for the appointment OF a re-
ceiver was p~recipitated by the man
Bateman, assistant superintendent of
the company, who testified in court a
few days z he did not know any such
company as the Montana corporation
and that Z. had no agent and no need
OF one. from which il was conolu led
that IL was the intention OF the Il. &
NJ. people to ignore the old ompan
and disregard the orders OF the court.
Ii vas also stated last night that Re
ceiver Kinds would take charge Of all
the business today and that
his first official act would
be to dispense with the SER
vices OF Bateman. So far as known,
no other changes are contemplated. No
tees were served on all the officers and
heads OF departments last evening, in
forming them Of the appointment OF the
receiver and directing them to turn
everything over To him. II is predicted
that the receiver will remain i'm pos
session Of the property for at least a
year, and that he VIII demand a thor
ough accounting from the New York
corporation and will investigate its
ing the time IL has been operating the
property. Everybody in Butte realizes
that the litigation involving the Il. &
! NJ. company has reached a climax.