The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-04-22

be done but no way of raising the
5000 has been found.
Fruit Company Claims.
The Associated Fruit Company still
has about $4,000 of the Companv's
money due on fruit. but S32,421.51 of
this has been assigned to various
creditors as follows: F. NJ. Helsley
1900; +. c. Nielsen, $1,000; J. 4
Prentlss, $50; J. A. Prentiss, 500;
Bert French, $4,000; +. f. Tigner and
Son $4,000; +. f. Tigner, $4,000 f.
c. Loudenback 500; u. II. and II. |.
Morley, S1,542.77; H. L. Morley ST.
99l.5O; II. L. Morley, Jr.. S965.42: Z.
r. Cadman, Sl,5fl.15; Z. F. Cadman.
$500.
These orders or ass gnments should
also be cancelled. in the opinion of
the committee. and the holders take
their place along with the rest Of the
creditors.
The committee reviewed the condi-
ton Of all the properties owned by
the company, and made recommends
ticns Is to their disposition.
Orchard Properties.
In the first class is placed the Sun
set orchard Of 33 acres, valued by. the
committee at $4,000 against which
there is a mortgage including inter
est Of SlS.036, of which S5.5O3 is now
due. The estimated crop for this year
is 10000 boxes. The Paradise orch
ard Of 70 acres is valued at $50 600
ana there Is still due on the purchase
contract $4,000 Of which $4,000 in
terest and principal is now due. The
crop Is estimated at l2,000 boxes Of
pears, and $4,000 boxes Of apples
The West Bar ranch at Trinidad in
cludes 800 acres Of land Of which 90
is in bearing apples. 81 Winesaps.
and IA Jonathans. There is a S33,-
600 mortgage on the place of which
$4,000 is now due. The place is val
ued at from $4,000 to 100000 and
the present years crop is estimated
at 5000 boxes Of apples.
There is a question a to who owns
this ranch, it having been bought by
Mr. Bohlke personally and the con
tract assigned to the company when
It's capital was increased from $4,000
to 100000 last year. But the holder
of the contract refused to recognize
the asst gnment.
Status of Trinidad Ranch.
However Mr.. Bohlke and his wife
have submitted to the committee an
agreement to turn the Trinidad prop
erty over to them for five years with
the understanding that it be kept up
ana payments made a. provided by
contract All returns are to 90 to
the creditors, and at the end of the
period the creditors are to hold a
mortgage against the property for
S25, 000 the amount still due which
they must pay.
There are several other ranch prop
critics taken over by the company on
assignment Of contract to secure mon
ey advanced to the owners. These are
| not regarded a. assets, but simply as
security for the collection of what is
| due the company The two ware
houses are valued at $4,000 and 500
600 is owing on them
The committee tried TO find out
what was due on fruit sold but did
not succeed, an audit being necessary
to secure this information. Tele-
grams OF letters We're received from
Steinhardt and Kelly and the Associ-
ated Fruit Company making great
/ premises, but giving no definite infor-
nation
Where Apples Were Shipped.
1t was shown that 34S cars of ap-
pies were shipped to Steinhardt and
/ Kelly of which 200 have not been sold
or settled for, while the books show
that the company owes them Sl39.667
/ for advances made on these cars
The Associated Fruit Company has
received 83S cars Of which 26G are not
/ yet accounted for. J. c. Cancelmo re-
cpiVpd az cars MA c+i ca1 l,- OH Of ,,-j n