The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-14


Seeond--ror an injunction restraining
the defendants from any interference with
his interest In the said company. and from
excluding him from participation In tho
care and management OF the assets and
business
Thlrd.-A decree ordering the defendants
TO cancel upon the books of the nrn.any
assignment or transfer heretofore made
or pretended to me made to said assoeia-
ton OF tho plaintiffs interest In the firm.
Wants uooks Corrected.
Fourth--A decree ordering the defendants
TO cancel and erase all entries upon the
books OF the firm OF the Carnegie Steel
Company, limited. OF unfair and Improper
valuations OF It's assets and OF the plain
tin's interest therein. and TO cause tho
said books so TO be kept as to fairly and
fully show the real value OF the carnests
Steel Company. limited. and the plain
TINS interest therein.
Alternative OF Receiver.
Fffth--In case tho defendants shall re-
fuse the offers made hy the plaintiff and
shall refuse to continue thu said business
aud allow him to participate In the man
agemsnt and control thereof. and Of tho
properties OF the Carnegie Steel Company.
limited. In conjunction with themselves.
and shall insist upon the exclusive man-
agement. by themselves, of said business
and assets. and shall continue 10 exclude
the plaintiff from hts interest In the husi-
ness and assets OF the said nrm, that the
court will shereupon allow the plaintiff
TO declare the said firm OF the Carnegie
Steel Company. limited. dissolved and ap-
point a receiver 20 take charge cf all the
business and assets of the said Arm. pet
misting said receiver TO fuinll the unper-
formed contracts and do whatever shaii
be necessary. in and about the proper
liquidation OF IT'S affairs. and that, after
the conversion Of the entire arnsss ~ shs
company into money and the payment of
the debts Of said company. tho cour, viii
then distribute the balance thereof among
the parties. In proportion 60 their inter
ests.
Calls for AccoUnting.
Slxih~~Thst an account he taken astweeH
Carnegie and the plaintiff WHEREBY Cars
nesie ahan h~ charged with all the iossss.
expenses and damage he has caused by
his illegal and fraudulent conduit and
that II cerpegto persists IN hts said fraud
uieut scheme and refuses the offers here
inisefore made. and thus essarH the sesosi
dissolution Of the firm. al losses Incurred
BY tho plaintiff BY reason cf the said dis-
solution aud forced winding up Of the
firms. shall be charged asains, him. and
that be shah Re aeereed 90 make Eyoa
ard pay 10 the plaintiff the difference be-
tween what his Interest was fairly worth.
on qf about February l. fsp". and the
amount he shall receive through the dee
creen af this eegrt in fnsi liquidation and
se,slemens az she said nrrn
The HiIi sem asrtses.
The bin ln equity IL quite lengthy. ant
As summarized ~ wiiiis Cook. counsel
for Ms PRICK. "a - follows;
In fsss ihefe we're 1--WE limited partner
shipa-siD ca.lsd Carnegie tsfefhsTs a Co..
israitea. Kfsh a capital Of ts.soooo. which
made steel rails ard sxned eniy tns Edxar
Thomson st@es faf fnill. n Hsadsoek se~a-
ahip, and q, called cafnexte, Fsipps 4 cp.,
limited. with o capital ~ fassn.~a. ~hies
sraas al kinds ~ steel plates structural
material iron formgnxx, maas ths snatsriss
for ard hulii hridges fsisss sfnof plates
nss ssafs material for ine ssma
Ths~ latter frm owned ibs upg<s ana
islssg rnGiH in fittRbaYg. me extensive
Horssste4a uyi..s II homestead. ths Ksy-
stone bridge works In Fitseessrx. the Asmer
piats nill tear Homestead. tho Hartman
steel works IN Beaver county, and other
properties.
Holdings of Members.
Carnegie eEneG ev4F - per cent o, each
of the old hrnls. and he. vita Frick. phipps
and atbsrs. owning interests b. e@rh.
formed N gss9, what constituted aew
partnership called fhs Carnegie stesi Cum
pauy. limited. In this cAfDegis retained
over - PR cent. and row has hsis per
cent. while Prick has per cent. both
0ie firms were merged into the new. which
had capital os s4s,hoa.a.,, and operated
az the o4 works. This new ifm WAS an-
Ger fne imme Hate care aad sanerviSi0n
q Friek ~ Chairman. from i.az 10 De
eeanber, 1893. u greatly enlarged the Ca
paclty os It's different works. enlarged they