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li.-n cstrytUg = ra'hsT -mr 70 account ui'h
~ rvceuIlv end hey have nnt tired ~
n@gdilr - = loa1 wuh - F"r months
Nv t..,;,y hal nothnE ~ -aV shout the
aes,kInisnt sHc-pt tha' -,nr- N" death "f
G'ar~nr. & Mlny~sh-tmSr la~t spring IA"
firm had iosf strength and that IN" 49,.
, Signm-u' WRS rrRl'v Tho .,nlv znlntipp
70 he'd .ia'- - s1.i-S Th~r- WAS no
statement ls-,Isd Y the huu-@ t-ed
The cr,ditnrs who's. nRm.- Hrl-ar IN
the bankruptcy apphCE'run and th"
| rnounts ,s'm-d hy zach s-' 80 follows
& J Roberts 81 uSS J Er&rdrn s97i
end 4 Gll tsss
II rs lsen IN pwn uI.u III. ~ rect h.
th" ho,rs- has weEihsred srHle pretty
diss gresaol.' squalls One nf th~--' ~.
th. Nevada smelling nd Mines C"rp"r..-
ton of which the stock sold GA IN" curb
~ Iea Fs high - -. Last month -
dipped down - =. ~ this company
! Arthur " Joseph was th- tree sur-r and
Mr. y-sh-im-r and NJ Colnv were
directors II MAS incorporated ia N"u'h
Dakota ~ 1910
Another stock in which a. - understood
hat the firm Was interested War Nevad'-
Itlh Mlna> and Smeters one - Thomas
" IIwSon's fsyorIts- for a hong me.
TItc oih"r house whI,h folsd vas
Latham. Alexander 4 &" - ~ FNchang-
place ~ which Thomas & Gavlord was
sole memh.r He made an Assignment
10 Frank 4 Gaynor n hwy"r with office
az the same address Tn" frm vtS
established IN Isea by Iohn { Latham
who died last y.ar SInc" his t"'th it,
AFFAIR." have been carried on hv Mr. gay
lord and his sister. Mrs Latham. the
widow Of the founder
Last March MIR. GsvIord announced
that he uas The owner ~ the business
and that he had an agreement with his
sister which CAV. him the u-~ 81 the
firm stvle The Cotton EEchang- s~lt
which belonged 10 Mr. Latham was dis
posed o. but his seat on the Stoo~ TX
change IN. nsvsr been posted for trInsf"-
and II still stands IN his name sS the prop
srty of his widow.
Before his death Mr. Latham spent
a great deal Of money in beautifying his
native town % Hopk insville Ky. ""
improved ia roads built for 10 great
,ob1cco warehouse. put up Y. VI. & 4.
building and financed a hotel After his
death there was some difficulty IN sirai ghi-
eninE out his will. soon aftsTward
Chsrle. Fraser. a partner IN the Arm
and one 81 the executors 81 the viii
liaIidaiad the business. hut the name was
carrisd On by Mr. GAYLORD
Although the firm has been without
direct representation upon the Cotton
Exchange q sOIurN Ls' extensive D. .Ii-
ne-s has been cAIgird on by Il through an
once in Atlanta.
II has been the subject ~ commen' in
Wall Street for some time that this firm
name mas turned up after it, affairs we're
know o have been Iiauidated The phase
Of its existence which appeared s,range~t
10 brokers " that u has been carrying on
an apparently profitable business with
ont cobnec, ions upon the Cotton IA
change and With only indirect relations
With the Stock ENchsnge
Another fact which mAkea the assign
ment a cause for comment i- that Il brings
into the lin1elight again two figures Who
were prominent at the time ~ the failure
Of A q Brown q 60 in IsOs- Mr Gay
lord was the manager of this Arms Gin
ctnnAtI ONCE and st the time they went
under he was one ~ the large creditors.
The other ~ Edward ' Buchanan. the
,,.rtper ~ the Brown firm who was prac-