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TRUST BE PAID Claims Held Attorney Money Trust for Estate Is Spein Two Suits on cial Deposit. Yegen Receivership. Two matters involving the return of money deposited in the defunct Yegen filed in the office Bros. bank were of the clerk of the court today by Attorney John Lindsay. In one case there the petition of Attorasking that the receiver Lindsay the bank return to him the sum $3,654, which was on deposit on the day the bank closed as trust and belonging to the estate of Euphemie Leger Vautour, which he was administrator. The other asks for the return deposited check the bank the afternoon fore it closed for the day the of the bank being closed by the state examiner. In this case Attorney Lindsay says that check payable at the Metals Bank and Trust company and was not collected until the followIng morning when the bank was closed by the examiner. and he contends that the check therefore unlawfully lected. He asks that court direct the return of this money by the ceiver. In the case of the Vautour estate money, the petitioner says that from to Feb. 14, 1924, he was Oct. 14. 1909, the Yegen Bros. bank customer in his capacity as special adand that of the estate of Euphemie Leger Vautour deposited the and afterward, sum of $75. 1924, the amount on deJanuary, reduced to through posit withdrawals. when petitioner transferred to his account as administartor of the estate the sum in question. On Feb. 14, 1924, the deposits on bank belonging the hand at the estate amounted $3,654, and this amount still in the hands of the receiver, held trust fund solely for the benefit the Vautour estate. The petitioner asks that the court determine the amount in question trust deposit and that fund special therefore it be ordered returned to the petitioner.
