The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-12

and the property controlled by IT,, arr
rived from Wanakah, n. Y, this MORN
ing, the first intimation of his APP
pointment coming to him in that
place at o'clock Tuesday evening.
MIR. Whysall had joined Mrs. Whysall
there and was Just settled down to
enjoy a nice outing when he was
summoned to Marion.
This morning he appeared In the
office of Clerk of Courts Klinefelter
and was sworn in as receiver. giving
a bond of $4,000 which was approved
by the clerk
Now that matters are fairly launch
ed, some Interesting developments
may be expected Mr. Whysall stated
this morning that he did not know
at this time just what the first move
would be, but he presumed It would
be the formal demand that the prop
crty of the company be turned over
to him as Is customary in these cases
Ii is quite certain that ELI NJ. West,
appointed by the Franklin county
court, will resist to the bitter end.
Immediately after Mr. Whysalrs ap-
pointment was made known yesterday
in Columbus. Il special car was started
from that place with typewritten in
structions to all heads of various de-
partmonts in the different towns. This
circular follows. and shows the posi-
ton MIR. West will take in the mat
ter II says:
This Is 10 certify that under order
of the court of common pleas Of
Franklin county, / was appointed re-
ceiver of the G. d. & NJ, and all
property controlled by said company;
that | am now in full possession of
the same. aud you are hereby instruct
ed to retain full ioOntrol of the prop
erty I'm your charge and report directly
to me.
"ln the event of any attempt upon
the part of any party or parties to
take possession of the property herein
you are directed TO decline to surren-
der possession."p LH"i
The circular Is dated July H. and
is signed by ELI Nj West as receiver.
Local employees or the company de-
cline TO make any statement regard
ing the position they will take. but 1t
is not anticipated that II will be put
up to them to act until some further
order OF the court. There seems a
general Impression that AN order from
the Franklin county court would not
affect local officers as against an or
der from the local court
William p. Murphy was given judg-
ment against Harriet Morris ana 9TH
ers in foreclosure suit for $460 and
costs The mortgage was ordered
foreclosed and the property oC the
defendant ordered sold
In the case of J. S. Lunger against
Harriet II. Griffith in the common
pleas court Judgment was rendered
i'm favor Of plaintiff in the sum OF
$66.S0 and Sc costs and interest from
July f3, 1901.
In the matter of Oscar NJ. Gottschall
against the g. NJ. & b. Railway COM
pany, Gottschall was ordered to secure
cost of the case by July %, 1911 Fail
| ing to do this the case stands dismiss
ed.
Gottschal sued for attorneys fee
which amouted to over $1,000.
Hoke Donitheu was appointed guar
dian ad litem for Marion Holder, a
minor. in the PARTITION suit of May X.
Fllckenger and others against May
X. Flickenger aud others.
| In the matter Of j. w. Jacoby and
others against Minnie Riley and 9TH
ers the decision awarded the plaintiff
the amount due him. a sum of $3.50
with interest from April 20. 1911,
from Minnie Riley and Albert Riley
and also from Minnie Riley sum OF
$63.09 with interest from october 30
1911. The mortgage deed was ordered
forecl0sed and the property sold.
In the matter of Carl w. Sawyer
and others against The Ohio Sana-
torium company and others, an ac-
ton for the appointment of a receiver
a hearing was had on the report Of
w. n. Harder master commissioner
and the corporation was ordered dis
solved DR., G. E. Sawyer, appointed
receiver under "A former order of The
court was ordered to report.
A temporary injunction in the ali
mony suit Of Cornelia McComb'
against Joseph McCombs, has been 81
modified that the defendant may re
celve $50 a month Of his salary an'
the remainder is To be paid TO tn
plaintiff McCombs' salary as an EN-
ploye Of the Marion Steam Shove
company had been tied up.
CARNIVAL, PEOPLE