The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-20
RECEIVER NAMED
 Of LAUNDRY HERE CADRON DAM CASE UP
Chancery Court Takes Intervention of Land Owners Under Advisement-
 Other Proceedings.

Ingram Hartje of Conway was ap pointed receiver of the laundry busi ness operated until recently here b, Sol and Sam Franklin, under the nam, of the "keep-UNeat Laundry" b, Chancellor Jordan Sellers, who i. holding an adjourned term of chan cery court here today. The receiver was required to furnish bond in the sum of $3,000 and was instructed tc preserve and insure the property ir his hands. Mrs. Luna Mechanism m whose building the plant is located was. granted permission to make the receiver party to proceedings brought in justice of the peace court by her to enforce collection of rents due, and to file judgment sne obtains as an intervention in the case. Suits were brought against the defendants by number of creditors, and inter- Ventions by others since that time have been filed. The vendors of the machinery allege an unpaid indebted ness of about $l,000 and have asked the court to deliver the machinery to them. The case was continued for the term.
 lnterventions by large number of land owners in the district seeking to prevent the collection of the special tax levied by the court in the case of Mrs. Ruth H. Burr, administrative, against Cadron Dam and Levee Dis trict, were taken under advisement by the court. The tax was levied to pay off a judgment in favor of the late George H. Burr, engineer for the dis tricts About half of the taxes have peen paid in. The intervenors allege irregularities in the organization of the district and other grounds.
 Chancellor Sellers has disposed of an unusually large number of cases at the adjourned term which was begun Monday. A few of the contested cases were taken under advisement. The court will adjourn this afternoon until the fourth Monday in Septem- Der. In addition to the cases reported yesterday, the following proceedings have been had:
 Chas. T. Hardin ct al vs. w. B. Will son, admr.; dismissed on motion of plaintiff.
 Frauenthal & Schwarz vs. Arthur Griggers; continued,
 J. A. Mode vs. heirs of J. c. White ct al; receiver ordered to make final report; continued.
 J. $. Mobbs vs. Henry Vinson; re- celver's report approved, receiver dis charged and case dropped from docket.
 G. w.. Ussery ct al vs. School Dis trlct No. Al; answer and demurrer taken under advisement.
 M. k. Barker vs. Maggie Hawk ct al; amendment to answer filed; con- tinued.
 John Hartley vs. c. D. Stephens ct al; leave granted defendant to file bill of review or bill to vacate judgment; plaintiff ordered to file original of ex- hlbits; further proceedings stayed and case continued.
 M. E. Nicholson vs. Selina Williams ct al; continued.
 Della F. Russell ct al vs. Charles $. Russell ct al; report of commis- sioner approved; all costs to be paid by purchaser except $35 attorneys fee to be paid out of funds in com missioner's hands; deed approved and acknowledged.
 Melia Sims vs. Ola Stewart ct al deed approved and acknowledged; G w. Bruce allowed $40 attorneys fees plaintiff given 30 days to answer claim of Ola Stewart. Ernest billiard vs. Josie billiard | divorce granted
 Anna Ruff vs. w. s. Ruff: contin. ued.
 c. H. Watson vs. Amanda Watson continued
 Conway Lumber Go. vs. Louis Riggs ct al; decree foreclosing me chanic's lien.
 Herman Hachmeister, trustee, ct al vs. Ernest M. Freeman; decree ot | foreclosure.
 Catherine Matthews ct al vs Amanda Ingram; submitted ant taken under advisement.
 Dr. Augustus Pearl ct al vs. Robert L. Smith ct al; decree fol partition and sale
 5. F. Bush, receiver, vs. J. A. Lea continued.
 Doyle-Kidd Dry Goods Co. vs. J C. Harrod ct al; decree by consen and default.
 Frances Watts vs. w. M. Watts divorce granted.