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NOTES FROM THE DOCKET OF WHITE CIRCUIT COURT Civil In the matter of the liquidation of the Bank of Brookston-D D. McGuaig, special representative, by Clarence R. Cowger, his attorney, files copy of his appointment and bond in the sum of $7000 with American Surety Co. of N. Y. as surety is approved. Inventory of assets of bank tiled. Special representative allowed salary of $67 month and his mileage, and representative IS authorized to expend money for expenses, and clerk hire at rate of per week. Special representative ordered to pay to the respective claimants, depositors and owners of said deposits of the first lien trust funds in the amount of Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co Charles Winger et al-Final report and vouchers filed, examined and approved by the court. Receiver is ordered to assign to Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. of Newark, the sum of which is on deposit in Peoples State Bank of Wolcott, and ceiver ordered to assign to insurance company the lease for the real estate in this trust rented to Clarence Dockery and Robert Winger for the year 1934. Receiver reports assignments, receiver is discharged and trust is closed. Clerk ordered to pay plaintiff the sum of now in his hands for distribution. Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. Edna J. Victor et al-Cause is reassigned for trial for March 16. Lafayette Joint Stock Land Bank Margare: Jones et R. Slenker enters appearance for the defendants, John and Daisy Danford. Lafayette Loan and Trust Co. vs Maude O'Dowd et al-Glenn R. Slenker enters appearance for the defendants. Jennie Logan Cox vs Charles Cox Complaint filed in duplicate and, upon plaintiff's motion summons is issued for defendant returnable March 26. Samuel M. Reed et al vs James K. Wood-Plaintiffs file affidavit from which it appears they are entitled to the possession of the premises described in his complaint, and that the defendant unlawfully retained possession thereof; also it appears from said affidavit that said premises are of the estimated value of $10,000 and the estimated rental is $640. Clerk is ordered to issue to sheriff an order directing the sheriff to seize the possession of the property. Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co. J. Earl Wightman et alWilbur G. Nolin, receiver, is ordered to execute contract with the government for the reduction of corn and hog production. Ross E. Nolan vs Charles ScottDefendant files answer to the complaint in two paragraphs. Frank Nolan Charles ScottDefendant files answer to the complaint in two paragraphs. Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. Louis Hinchman et Swartz, receiver, authorized to sign government corn and hog contract. Fowler Bank City Trust Co. vs Camillus Lampe et al-Geo. W. Kassabaum enters appearance for the defendant. Defendants ruled to answer the complaint of the plaintiff March 10. In the matter of Lawrence Dean ordered sent to Riley hospital for treatment. Leon Griesey, Monticello route ordered to accomchild. pany State vs State Bank of WolcottJohn M. Biesecker, receiver, authorized to sign government corn and hog contract for the real estate on which Everett Burns is the tenant. the relation of Pearl EveState on lyn Robinson vs Joe fendant pleas not guilty to charge. Cause assigned for trial for April the of the liquidation of In matter State Bank of Kistler, special agent, granted several petitions regarding accounts and notes the bank, accounts offsetting notes held by the bank. White Wm. F. Brucker et al Co. Board of Finance et al-Finding title to real estate that plaintiff's should be quieted against all defendants, and that Wm. Brucker and Wm. Loughry, as receivers of Farmers State Bank, owners in fee simple of real estate described in complaint. liquidation of In the matter of the Bank of R. Cowger allowed $35 per month as attorney for special representative. State vs State Bank of WolcottReceiver authorized to transfer from Walker W. Smelcer the account of to the account the sum of $157.70 Buckley. Receiver auof Melissa E. thorized to release mortgage of Wil- liam Schofield. Lillie A. Wortley vs Peoples State Bank of after hearing evidence finds that the allegations of the petitioner's statement are true, that Worth L. Brown, now under guardianship is person of sound mind and capable of managing his own estate, that the guardianship should be terminated. Guardian to file final report in ten days.
