The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-08-09
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NOTICE TO INMATES


NOTICE-In order regulate conduct of this column in
sign their register number and lock number
all queries submitted for publication. Inmates of
will be published only initials Of each quest
being used. (Ed.)
observation-disclosures
Q:-Will the Editor kindly tell me if Otis Skinner ap-
peared in play called the "Garden of Allah''i
A:-Mr Skinner appeared in the ''Garden of AL
lah.'' The leading part taken by Mr.. Louis Waller
Q-Can you tell anything about Section Four of the
bankruptcy laws' What immunity do they give?-SS S.
SEC. A. WHO May BECOME BANkRupTs-(a) Any per-
except municipal railroad, banking corpora
ton shall be entitled the benefits of this voluntary
bankrupt
The bankruptcy corporation shall release its Off
directors, stockholders such. from any liability
der the laws of State Territory the United States
(b ANY natural person. except wageearner person
engaged chiefly in farming the tage of the SOIL any unn
copoed company and moneyed business commercial
corporation municipal railroad insurance banking
corporation owing debts the of thousand dol
lars maybe adudged involuntary bankrupt de-
fault impartial trial shall subject provisions
and entitled to the benefits of this
SEC. 7. DUTIES BANKRUPTs-(a) The bankrupt shall
U attend the first meeting of his creditors If directed by the
Judge thereof do and the hearing upon his
picaon for discharge if fled ~ comply with all lawful
der of the 0 examine the of all proofs of
claims filed against his N and deliver such
shall be ordered by the O his
transfers of all his property foreign countries @ mmeda
tey inform his attempt by his creditors other
persons evade the provisions of this coming his
knowledge; % in of having his know
edge proved false claim against his disclose that fact
Immediately his trustee; @ prepare, make oath to- and file
in within days. unless further time granted after
the adjudication involuntary bankrupt and with the petit
ton voluntary bankrupt schedule of his property show
ing the and kind of property the location thereof its
money value detail and list of his creditors showing their
residences known f unknown that fact be stated the
due each of them thereof
y held by them, and claim for such exemptions he
may be entitled to- all in pcate, copy for
clerk for the referee and for the and when
the first meeting of his creditors and such other
times the shall order submit examination
corning the conducting of his business of his bank
upcy, his dealings with his creditors and other the
amount kind and whereabouts of his property, and. addition,
all which may affect the administration and settlement
of his estates but testimony given by him shall be offered
evidence against him in any criminal proceedings
Provided however, that he shall be required attend
meeting of his creditors for examination place
than hundred and fifty miles distant from his home
principal place of business examine claims when
him, unless ordered by the court Judge
Of for shown and the bankrupt shall be paid his actual
expenses from the when examined required attend
any place other than the city, town. village his resd
Act of March g. 1911 Judicial Code So Stat 1874 as fol-
SEC. "a. Original Jurisdiction in district courts
"SEc $780, The Circuit Courts of Appeals shall have the
appellate and supervisory jurisdiction conferred by
the entitled AN establish uniform system of bank
upcy throughout the United States, approved July first eight
hundred and yegh and all laws amendaory thereof
and shall exercise the in the therein prescribed
SEC. 252 appellate Jurisdiction Supreme
Court conferred by the Bankruptcy July 1885,
SEC. A. of January %, 1915, as follows:
That the judgments and DEGREES of the Circuit Courts of
Appeals in all proceedings and arising under Bank
ruptcy and all arising such proceedings
and shall be na only that shall be competent
for the Supreme Court require by certiorar upon petit
any party thereto, that the proceeding case
ersy be certified it for and determination, with the
and authority if taken that by appeal
writ of errors but crorar shall be allowed in any
proceeding unless the petition there
presented Supreme Court within
the date of such judgment decree. ~
o:-How many eclipses in Year,
A-The number vaes the least possible being and
the most, If only they both solar.
occur least four will be solar, and least of
these particlas while of the lunar eclipse will be
total. The combination four eclipses
solar and lunar This will be the combination 1872
follows partial eclipse of the April L. invisible
in the United States g. central eclipse of the April 49,
H. visible partial in the portion of the United
States and Canada partial eclipse of the Sept 49,
visible in United States except the portion
total eclipse of the October 9, 10, invisible
United States except small partial eclipse Florida
and the southern portion of the Gulf States. The greatest
duration of totally is l minute IS seconds.
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