The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-13
PRICHARD'S OPINION
IN NAMING RECEIVERS.

Asheville, N. c., March 9.-Follow-
ing is the text Of Judge PritcRard's
order in appointing permanent re-
ceivers For the State ~dispensary fund:
"These cases came on to be heard
the first, to wit, Wilson Distilling
company et al, VS.. w. j. Murray ct
al, upon a rule to show cause why
the relief prayed for in the bill should
not be granted and why a receiver
should not be appointed to take
charge Of all the funds in the hands
of the defendants constituting the
State dispensary commission Of South
Carolina. and, upon the defendants
return to said notice and the traverse
thereto. and the a%ffidavits, records
and other evidence submitted in con-
n@ection Herewith, and, the second, to
wit, the Fleischmann company vs.. W.
j. Murray ct al, upon a motion for
the appointment of Il receiver, no.
tice having been waived by the de-
PENDANTS in open court and in writ
ing, for the purposes Of hearing Of
such motion and having been heard,
and the court being Of the opinion
that the temporary restraining order
heretofore granted in the first ell
titled cause should be continued in
force until the final determination Of
this cause, and the co%mplainants arc
entitled to the injunction as prayed
for in said bill, and upon the consid-
Grafton of the record in behalf of
both of the cases above mentioned,
the court being Of the opinion that
receivers should be appointed as pray
Cd for.
"It is low, on motion of the solicit
tors for the complainants, ordered,
adjudged and decrecd by the court
that the above entitled causes be and
they hereby are c%onsoli dated; that
the temporary restraining orders here
tofore issued in the first entitled
cause be, and The same are hereby,
continued in full force and effect III
til the final determination Of said
suit, or until the further order of
this court, and that the defendants
and each Of them, their agents, at
torncys and employees, BE-, and they
are hereby, restrained and Hnioncd
from interfering with, paying out or
transferring to any person or persons
whomsoever, or in any way disturb
ing or changing the present status of
the fund 0 in their control and
possession, except to transfer, pay
over and deliver the same to the re-
ceivers appointed under the terms Of
this order.
"It is further ordered hat an in
junction penlente lite issue in &C.
cordancc with this order.
"Aftar careful consideration, the
court is Of the opinion that it is
necessary, for the preservation of
the fund and the proper administra-
tion Of the same, and for securing to
the plaintiffs the relief prayed for in
their bills, that receivers should be
appointed Of all and singular the
moneys, funds, property, rights, ere
dts and assets. involved in these
causes and heretofore cnjoincd from
being disposed Of, especially all the
money Iow in the hands Of the de-
PENDANTS arising out Of the sale Of
property belonging to the State dis
pansary Of South Carolina, or from
the collection Of debts due it, and al
so all moneys deposited to the credit
Of the defendants composing the
State ~dispcnsary commission and de-
posted to their credit with the var
ious banks and repositories made
parties hereto.
"It is further ordered That Joseph
a. Mccullough Of G@rccnvillc, s. c.,
c. X. Henderson Of Aiken, and B. r..
Arthur Of Union, S. c., be, and they