The Portland daily press., 1898-02-14
THE DUNN FAILURE.
One of the Heaviest for Many Years in
This State.

Waterville, Feb. 12-The heaviest fail.
ure that ever occurred in Watervilie bust
ness circles and one of the heaviest indi-
yidual failures ever recorded in this Sec
ton of Maine is that Of r. Wesley Dunn
of this city, who on Thursday filed petit
ton in insolvency at the court of insol-
vency at Augusta.
The list of creditors is long one, com.
prising a score of national and savings
banks in Maine ami more than half as
many individuals. The only individual
creditor outside of Maine is Seth NJ Mil
liken of New York. The most OF the
other individual creditors are citizens of
this, city or of Winslow. The schedule of
creditors as filed with the court embraces
the following list:
FirstEnat. bank, Ellsworth, 5 3,570.0
First nat. bank, Ellsworth, 1,500. 90
Chapman nat. bank, Portland, 10000. 90
Manufacturers nat. bank, Lewis
ton, 1000. 90
First nat. bank, Lewiston, 100000
Belfast nat. bank, Belfast, 5000. 90
Marine nat. bank, Bath, $500. 90
Dunn Edge Tool Co., Oakland, $4,000. 90
Massachusetts nat. bank, Oakland, 4,250. w
Peoples nat. bank, Waterville, 1 ,450. 90
Ticonic nat. bank, Waterville, 1850. gu
Peoples nat. bank, Belfast 2,475. Oo
Searsport nat. bank, Searsport. zoo. 90
Union nat. bank. Brunswick, 200. 0o
Mary e. Ball, East Corinth, 8, 400. w
Ann M. Pulsifer, Wnterville, 400 oO
Jane Furbur, Winslow, 250. W
Ellie A. Taylor, Winslow, 200. W
Mrs. s. J. Scribner. Waterville, ,0O0. w
Stephen Thomas, Waterville, !, 4O0. w
Sarah II. Good, Steuben, 3HS W
Augusta savings.ba Augusta, 81, 500 on
Seth M. MilliSen. New York 900. 90
Cascade savings bank, Oakland, 1,OUO.OO
Casco nat. bank, Portland, 11,044. a
j. L. H. Cobb, Lewiston, 4,374OO
The foregoing makes total of Sl04,
O95. A and besides this the schedule refers
to. $40, 900 in notes issued by the Dunn
Lumber Co. and endorsed by Mr.. Dunn.
This makes S144. 095 and there is an ad-
ditional SIS. 0cO or SO to be put with that.
bringing the grand total in the neighbor-
hood OF $4,000. The holders of these
Dunn Lumber Co. notes are the First
Nat bank, Portland; First Nat. bank,
Ellsworth; First Nat. bank, Lewiston
Manufacturers Nat. bank, Lewiston !;
First Nat. bank, Augusta; First Nat
bank, Madison; Merchants Nat bank
Bangor; Burrill Nat. bank, Ellsworth j;
jeremiah Dingiey, Auburn; Mary E..
Ball, East Corinth. None of the Water
Vile banks is included in the list Of heavy
creditors. Manysof the notes at the banks
and several of those running to ..individ-
uals carry the endorsement of other par
ties, some of whom are reported to be
hard hit.
The interest in the Pennsylvania Mid
land railroad bonds, Petit Menan Land
Co., stock and claims against the same,
stock in the G. w. Waldron Co. an d
claims against that and Waldron, togeth.
re with the United Machine Co. stock,
makes up total of 1857, 157. 80 of the en-
tire list of assets, leaving less than SILL
900 besides.
The list of assets, as fled by the petit.
toner follows:
House and lot 100 Pleasant St.
Watervi1le, 5 1850. 90
House and lot Ash St. Water
vile, 700.
Hillside Ave. and Brook ST.,
land, Waterville, 800. 90
Land and water power, foot
Silver ST. Waterville, 100000
Land, Winslow, z, 500. 90
STOCK IN U. W. WhlQr0n Co., 1900. 90
Stock Petit Menan Land Co., 43,645. 90
Stock United Mich. Co., Il, 200 90
Stock Dunn Lumber Co., 500. 90
Stock Little Andres Water Power
Co., 10000
Stock Golden Valley Hydraulic
Ming Co., 500 90
Stock Waterville Steamboat Co., 10000
Notes Of Geo. NJ. Warren, 1,279.O
Notes Of Geo. Fl. Pooler, 800. 90
Notes United Mch. Co., 400. 90
Notes L.. r. Black, 392.6l
Equity OF redemption of Penn.
Midland X. r. bonds, 100, 1000. 90
pledged to different cred
Suit against G. W. Waldron, 1900. 90
Calm against G. w. Waldron Co., !, 500. 90
Claim against Petit Menan Co. 4,sIa. SO