The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-01
INTERLOCUTORY DECREE.


This case came on to be heard at q
regular term of equity court and was
argued by counsel, and upon consider
alton thereof, it is ordered, adjudged
and decreed as follows viz
First-That an account be taken and
stated of all the moneys received by
the said w. w. Winton as rents or
royalties for and on account of coal
mined from the Isaac Dean one-fourth
of the tract of land described in the
bill of complaint in this case and
known as the p. G. Griffin tract; also
like account of all moneys received
by the said w. w. Winton as purchase
money for the sale of lots on said tract,
or for other property taken IN exchange
for any part of said tract and for all
moneys received by him in any other
way from and out of said tract of land.
Second-That like account shall be
taken and stated of all moneys received
by the said w. w. Winton as rents or
royalties for or on account of coal
mined from the Joseph Church ono
fourth of the tract of land aforesaid,
and of the moneys received by the said
w. w. Winton as purchase money fo~
lots sold from said tract ana for other
property taken in exchange for any
part of said tract and of all moneys re-
ceived by him in any other way from
said tract Of land. 3. NJ. Winton. ad-
miniStrator q. h. n. of the said w w.
Winton, is directed TO file in this case a
statement of the details of the forcgo-
ing accounts, so far as the same have
come to his knowledge as admins
traitor.
Third-That like account be taken
and stated of all moneys received by
Catherine Winton for or on arcoun- of
rents or royalties fOr coal mined from
the Isaac Dean one fourth Of said tract
of land and all other moneys rpcoiv, d
by her from the Isaac Dean ono fourt II
aforesaid, or for other property received
by her. in exchange for any part of said
tract. and likewise of all the proceeds
realized by her from the Joseph Church
one-fourth of said coal and surface
lots and lands exchanged as aforesaid
lne sad account as to the Joseph
Church one-fourth to cover a period
beginning in January. 1887. and ending
with the death of Catherine Winton in
1898, and the said Walter w. Winton
ana Il. NJ. Winton, surviving executors
of the last will and testament of In,
said Catherine Winton. are directed "a
file in this case a statement i'm detail pf
the two last mentioned accounts. so far
as the same have come TO their knoWl-
edge as executors.
Fourth-That like account be taken
and stated of all moneys received by
the Winton Coal company. limited
from or on account of the Joseph
Church one-fourth of the aforesaid
tract of land, whether the same was
received from rents or royalties for
coal mined on said tract. or from any
| other source from and out of said tract
or from and out of other property taken
| in exchange for any part of said tract
AT hearing before me. the eXcep-
tionS to the form of the decree had on
July 20, 1901, counsel on both sides
agreed that exceptions to the rulings
| on evidence, to findings of fact or law,
or to the decree as provided in Rule 6i
OF the equity rules, may be filed forth
with, and that argument on the same
shan be made at chambers, August /,
| 1901, at Q a. IN.