The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-19
BUSY SESSION OF
BANKRUPT COURT
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Several Important Cases
were Heard Before Re-
fierce Isaac
TWO TRUSTEES APPOINTED
Session Was Held in Superior Court
Room and Lasted the Entire Day
Number Of Visiting Attorneys
Attended

Judge Max Isaac held an interesting
session Of the bankruptcy court yes
terdax in the superior court room and
a number Of important cases were
handled. Several out Of town law
yers, from Savannah. Valdosta and
ether cities IN the circuit were in the
city in the interest of their respective
clients. The session Of the court last
ca during the entire day. During the
cay the following cases were dispos-
ed Of;
The case OF N. l.. Crews. of Vino
lrr was heard and r E.DaiL OF this
city, was appointed trustee OF the os-
tate and required to give bond in the
sum Of 1900 He had accepted the
appointment end wishgroceed al once
upon the diseh@Fge OF his duties
II. S. Mattox, Jesse w Y.ckera. Of
FolEston ana F. l.. Middleton. of
Winolur. were appointed appraisers
IN the case Of Garbutt and Goddard
tof Fendig, came the most holly con-
tested issue OF the day The trustee.
e D. Walter Of This city, filed an aD-
pi,cauon some time ago for leave to
sell the assets of the estate. both real
and personal. The hearing yester
Gay was on the objections filed by The
rtfelder- Garbutt Company to the
sale Of the personal property on the
grounds that they held bill Of sale
10 secure debts amounting to SS0U
ca all the saw mill property and The
objections Of w. NJ Virgins, of
Eaynosville, to the sale Of the real
estate, on the ground that the proper
{, h2d not been paid for by Garbutt
and Goddard, were both argued at
length and the court finally held that
the trustee SHOULD sell all the proper
y, comprising the saw mill proper
nee and clear of all liens and that
IT,, fund derived from the e stand
il lieu Of the property and the rus
tee win sell the same at Fendig, Ga,
IL o'cIook on August 80 AS TO
tire real estate. the court orGered that
tic issue raised on the objections fiji
ed by Virgins should be heard on
s ptember 49, In the meantime the
real Estate will not be sold
The next case was that OF H. G.
Williams, Of Waynesville The bank
rupt was examined regarding his bank
ruptey and waived his Homestead al
Icwance to all except three hundred
dollars worth OF household and hitch-
cl furniture, surrendefing to his cred
itors all OF the remainder OF bis estate
Ia the satisfaction Of his just debts
This is possibly the only case on re
cord where a bankrupt has been gen
erous enough to surrender to his cred
itcrs practically all Of his earthly pos
sessions Ia settlement OF his debts
In this case Louis J. Leayy, Jr., Of
iris city, was appointed trustee by
unanimous consent Of ait attorneys in
the case. He was required by the
court to give a bond In the sum Of
$4,000 He will accept the appoint
ment and at once begin upon the
duties Of his position.
Judge c. symmes. W e. Dempster
and J. S. Franklin were appointed APP
praisers Of the estate
The laborers claim in this case,
amounting to about s110o viii be paid
by the trustee as soon as sufficient
funds can be realized by him from
a sale Of some Of the bank:upts pro-
perty
Ii the Williams case it dcvoIved
during the trial that tho bankrupt
desired discharge from the firm
debts Of II. C Williams < Co. and
the court required The bankrupt's at
tcrncy to file an amcndnent specify
ing ,he drn ,.ebt. and assets and the
individual debts and assets Of the
rerectiye concern.