The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-03
INJUNCTION
IS Allowed.
Against Stock Transfer In
Rawlings Matter
So Hamilton Investment Co.
Can't Sell Its Stock
Adoption Papers Are Filled In
Probate Court
Other Items Of Interest From
The Court House

Receivers Charles w. Montgomery
and j. Howard Jones came into court
Thursday morning in the matter of
Rollin Swisher, as trustee VS.. A. L.
Rawlings, ct al, says the Newark
American Tribune.
They represented to the court that
the defendant is the owner of $1,000
worth of the stock of the Knaube
Bros. company, corporation doing
business in Cincinnati, Ohio. That
$4,000 was common stock and $4,000
was preferred stock. That the Hamil.
ton Investment Co., claiming to be
creditor of the defendant claim to
hold the stock as collateral security
upon its claim against the defendant.
They further represent that If the
Investment Co. has claim against
the defendant it Is based on excessive
discounts made on pretended or real
promissory notes. That by reason of
the excessive discounts it has no
claim or demand on the named stocks. |
III Is in possession of the stocks, how |
ever, in such way that it is, unless |
restrained, able to trasfer or assign |
the stocks or draw dividends on them |
and have the fact recorded on the |
books of the Knaube Co. The assets |
OF the Rawlings company coming thus
Tar into the hands of the receivers are
" a Ia 30 /
pay the undisputed claims against
Rawlings
They ask that in order to protect
the creditors of Rawlings as far as
possible, an injunction be granted
against the transfer Of the designated
stocks on the books of the Knaube
Bros. Co. They also ask that the
piano manufacturers be compelled to
report to this court any effort to re-
cord, on their books, any such at
tempt to transfer the stocks on the
company's books.
An inJunctionw as granted as pray
ed for by A. A. Stasel, attorney for
the receivers, A bond was given as
is usual in such cases.
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To Adopt Child
Raymond and Henrietta Burnett of
Mt. Vernon have filed papers in pro-
bate, signifying their intention of
adopting a young child which they Sc
cured in Columbus, The child's name
is Roush.
Petition to Sell Land
Charles Temple, administrator of
Milan Stull, has filed a petition in the
probate court of Knox county against
Margaret Stull ct al, to sell real
estate.
Packard's Drawings
The drawings made by Alton Pack
ard at tho Chautauqua last evening
now adorn the walls of the common
pleas court room. Thd drawings were
presented TO Court Baillff Purcell by
Mr. Packard at the conclusion Of the
F," N'' '''h'' Ht uldWlIlSS were
on exhibition for several days, after
which Mr.. Purcell viii present them
20 his friends.
Returns Next Week
County Recorder Rush. who with
his family, has been spending several
weeks In Kansas, will return to Mt.
Vernon next week. Members of his
family have been III, but according to
. card received by Deputy Recorder
Cochran Friday morning. they have
recovered and viii start for home the
hrst OF the coming week.
Widow Elects
Anna j. Daniels. widow of o. G..
Daniels, has elected to take under the
win.
Deeds Filed
J. G. Crottinger to II. NJ. Cornell.
lot In Lock. s4O0.
u. NJ. Cornell to Guy c. Lauder.
baugh lot In Lock, $3.50.
William II. Davis to Harry c. Dav.
Is, 2s.sl acres In Butler, 81.