Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26
No More Hearings Necessary aud
Further Meetings Of Creditors
Are Abandoned.
SOME UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Proposed Compromise Of the NePbIc
Claim Dispute Over the Nor
eao Home

\ very hritf hearing of the Schcttor
cosc WAS held before me court ot
Referee In Bankruptcy charles Bald
win this morning No witnesses were
examined because there WAS no posi-.
bic question that could be- asked any
one connected with the bank or tho
Schetilor family that had not already
been asked ana answered II was an.
nounocd that no moro hearings woro
necessary and that me only matter of
business SIN remaining was the 70.
porting " sales 10 meetings ot credit.
ors For thlF reason the meetings Worc
not abandoned, but postponcment
was ordered Tor one week AT which
time Trustee RlnkolY win report his
progress In dsposlnR of the banks
real estate,
No now mlus were mentioned today
The east South Temple street proper.
ty ~ NIll awaiting bidder who win
40 higher thm ,?j 300 Tor II, the ttus'
tee having refused to consider a bid
N this proportion
There are negotiations under way
for the sale NJ n two ana a half acre
plot IN Mil crock district on which
small house has been erected, 4
Nnal answer II expected Saturday ON
thls sale,
10 ATTACH PIANO,
From the estate Of charles Mcphle,
proposition to settle n debt owed 10
Banker Schottlor, was submitted, II
appcurs that McphIc, who has also put
N a petition In hankrunteN borrowed
$3.50 from Schot,lcr's bank, giving NJ
security chattel mArtg0go on his
household offoote The interest was
I per cent a month, and ono payment
" S?O was made, The trustee Ia now
about 10 begin proceedings TO attach
the household effects and among
these IL n piano, bought on the install
men, plan from tho Daynes Music
company, on which the company stlll
has n claim for over $500 the claim
taking precedence u the schottler lien,
PROPERTY COMPROMISE,
AltN Dana e. Smith, representing
Mcphic, submitted u proposition to
turn over 500 IN cash In lou Of the
! household furniture, and II Nv probable
! that this compromise win be accepted
| although no definite action was taken
! This morning, ON the stand MIR Me.
| phio ana his wife have both sworn
| that they Informed Schottlor of the
! Hen ON the piano, ana requested him
| not 10 include n IN the list of furniture
! given I'm security However II IN list.
! ed Oh the records, hut Trustee Blakcly
! thinks II could not be- sold for moro
| than the vendors lion which proccdes
| his
DISPUTE OVEN HOME
The homo In which John Morgan
! lives at Is and l'ifth street w sull IN
! dispute, Moran claims, and has stat.
! ed ON ne Stand that ne mover decided
! II IA Svholllor ANA that he owns n,
! According lu the records, M Trustee
| lilukrly inierurols them tho ploporiy
! belongs 10 Srholllor Morgan having
| mo- rIgNl 10 i've upon II, ana il ought
! 10 be offered for sale win the rosl ~
! the assets Mr. SOhcttler, II III under.
! stood, claims that Morgan N llying M,
| ON IL uudor HE lease made 10 him hy
! Schclllcr 'rho deed conveying the
! property ~ Srhrtllor was shown MI
! Morgan and ho hle denied hlH slgun.
| lurC declaring the deed tn be u for,
! CORY Now II IN stated. hc plans IN
| begin suit for n clear ttlo lo Ma
home and the matter has boon placed
! nm the hands OF Ally h. 4, Edwards,
WHO is AT work ON the papers. Trustee
| llpkol" stated this morning that thp
Ming Of this suit relieved him of tho
| necessity NJ iuklnR The Same action ng
II WAS necessary 10 hnd out who really
owns tho property