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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAssignees, Receivers, and Trustees 1913Iredell County Assignees’, Receivers’, and Trustees’ Records 1913-1916 C.R.054.929.07 sousissy clél RN ~ ESTaBLisHEp 49 YEARS. TRLEPHONE, 7534 SPRING GEO. L. STORM © CO. Manufacturers of es NOTICE. ~ See that WEIGHT is correct and SEALS UN- 5 BROKEN, as we will not be responsibie for goods r eeiteWiect “ RPO MO MD: Vie lost in transit after Zitchmond, Va. Ste Sothgerm......10/30/12 190 Folio. Ma 0s. __lavolce to JoBs Sade... 552 S. Center St., 500, Bank Notes, 33433 DUPLICATE BILL o PULL BOXES of Cigars, if not satisfactory, MAY BE RETURNED within 3° Days, but not after. Stalewill, NE Fa 2% goa. ac. GeLe. ro R. G. Rickert & Son, - JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. In the. matter of Bankrupts. (At Washington, D. Ce» On thie.2. day of 77™ Se 10/2 --—- oa Aa Ae aS on Got the District of Columbia, — ¢ justly and truly indebted tp said deponent in the sum ot Saatnly. cack that the consideration of said debt and that deponent has not, nor has any person by his order, or to his knowledge or belief, for his use, had or received any manner of security for said debt whatever, and that no note has been received’ for said debt, and no judgment rendered thereon, and that oo... hereby authorize as Attorneys to attend the meeting or meetings of the cred- itors of the Bankrupt aforesaid at a Court of Bankruptcy wherever advertised or directed to be held, on the day and at the hour appointed, and notified by the said Court in said matter or at such other place and time as may be appointed by the Court for hold- ing such meeting or meetings, or at which such meeting or meetings or any adjudgment or adjudgments thereof may be held and then and there from time to time and as often as there may be occasion for and in his name to vote for or against any proposal or resolution that may be then submitted under the Acts of Congress, relating to Bankruptcy, and in the choice of trustee cf the said estate of the said Bankrupt and with like power to attend and vote at any other meeting or meetings of creditors or sitting or sittings of the Court which may be held therein for the purpose aforesaid, also to accept any composition proposed by said Bankrupt in satisfaction of his debt and receive the payment of the money due with full power of substition Ms a el ast f Ve ney. Subscribed and sworn to before me thiadQday ° Madera Bread Bakery in the World Constantly Manufacturing All Kinds of Bread and Rolls -O.Box3 ¢ Washington, @ The Corby Bakery ee a ge Gudf 1 pba rela. xe. Oe (Boalt et Pin “edilot ae cline Y o Yo FORMS IN BANKRUPTCY, 4s adopted and established by the U. 5. Supreme Court Form No. 1612. : _Printed and for cale by the Chicago Legal Hews @ LP GRE BOTT YOUU ON RT EL eI, yen jo IN MO OBE REALE IY SBE I CE eRe OME AE FORM NO. 33. REVISED BY JAMES B. BRAOWELL TO CONFORM TO ORDER XXI. PROOF OF DEBT DUE OORPORATION. Division. Eat ta mnt aa “ae. oak made oud and says that he ts (1)_<2-1e mentees ___ Of the clanamnaancrale Khamal. Tl? @ corporation incorporated by and under the laws of the State of__° “Laer eae, and carrying on business at —, Tiznwe ps _____in the county @O..: Th aatte centl Stute of : nd that he is duly authorized to make this proof, and says that % a the said _ 8 the person @) whom a ion for adjudication of bankruptoy has been filed, was at and before the filling of the said ion, and still is justly and truly indebted to said corporation in the sum of cents with Fit enn his MR of annum; that the said debt is as follows: Mn v \. a ee et A enn elc e alaee ae | that no part of said debt has been paid @) that there are no set-offs or counterclaims to the same (@) that said debt @—C-cc.cxemta due on the Ln. 4. D. 19/ 2m, and is evidenced and set forth in the statement wereto attached, marked “Exhibit 4” and made a part hereof. That said debt consists of an open account of @) te ___date__; that the @_-——————__due date thereof termes hae no note has been ~cceived for such account, nor any judgment rendered thereon, and that said corporation has not, sor has any person by its order, or to the knowledge or belief of said deponent, for ite use, had or reosived any manner of security for said debt whatever. , of said Corporatics. 3 ~“gnebpcribed and Sworn to before me, Wa sila ie tact ot —_$Frel POWER OF ATTORNEY Bankruptcy Form 20 G In the District Court of the United States, ee Gi Pie NNO OOM icin IN THE MATTER OF } IN BANKRUPTCY BANKRUPT WE, the. a corporation duly organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of having our principal office in the of in the County of i and State of , do hereby authorize you, or any one of you, to attend the meetings of creditors of the bankrupt aforesaid at a court of bankruptcy, wherever advertised or directed to be holden, on the day and at the hour appointed and notified by said court in said matter, or at such other place and time as may be appointed by the court for holding such meeting or meetings, or at which such meeting or meetings, or any adjournment or adjournments thereof may be held, and then and there from time to time, and as often as there may be occasion, for us and in our name to vote for or against any proposal or resolution that may be then submittted under the acts of Congress relating to bankruptcy; and in the choice of trustee or trustees of the estate of the said bankrupt, and for us to assent to such appointment of trustee; and with like powers to attend and vote at any other meeting or meetings of creditors, or sitting or sittings of the court, which may be held therein for any of the purposes aforesaid; also to accept any composition proposed by said bankrupt in satisfaction of his debts, and to receive payment of dividends and of money due us under any composition, and for any other purpose in our interest whatsoever, with full power of sub stitution.: In Witness Whereof, the said corporation has caused these presents to be signed by its and its corporate seal to be hereto affixed this sada Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of eee een eee NER EERE TERR ERE EEE TEETER S ORR Eee eR INT : | OFFICIAL CAPACITY 18 CORPORATION Acknowledged before me OI cs psaivinisicsanskiieciineinteineto CORPORATE a sentanbeeeeiaitanctaiaeidiguacianiceanmatiiie tab. Bataan SEAL “NOTARY PUBLIC State of sedissinitale } cL ae a County! 1 nisi cletpenlndaeiacaenaeainand being duly sworn, do make oath and say that I am the person who signed and acknowledged the within and foregoing power of attorney for, and fn Dehalf of, amd im the mame Of nnecieceeeeene memes neeenennenenternnnen htt eC O Ot Company, and that when I so signed and acknowledged the same, I was, and still am LL ae go we and a duly authorised officer thereof, and duly authorized as such officer to execute the within Power of Attorney in manner and form as aforesaid, and further aMant saith not. Subscribed and Sworn to before me i ia ld, i ces tehineisnnsinele SS: Sings — Notary Public. BANKRUPTCY. Received and allowed PROOF OF DEBT DUE CORPORATION i - Once IN STATEMENT LEONARD SEED CO. GROWERS AND WHOLESALE MERCHANTS Se 226-228-230 WEST KINZIE ST. TELEPHONE MAIN 2762 CHICAGO... “ae According to castom we send statements cach month tor comparison. If the above ts nol correct, please advise at once. Of the above amount adoleed by you to the contrary we will by honoring same. still be dae on the sinealini nat. Unies make draft on you for that amount on that date. Kindly oblige us B gan 4F- 45 994 2 City Flour Milling Company Full Roller Process Flour Meal, Feed Stuff, Etc, To Biolenes, = Te Bill Rendered 1h) Ge pretend Z| 7a. Pee dleh tule Vd, . Neal ted, G fh fet nt To M. R. R. ADAMS, M. D. = ALL ACCOUNTS DUB ON PREGENTATION TO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO DATE CREDITS - AMOUNT DUE, Received Payment ITEMIZED STATEMENT SEEN AT OFFICE. Phees Ne. 7 DIG, An Ba FS IREDELL TELEPHONE COMPANY W. M. BARRINGER. Manager STATESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Telephone Service en Lote S ¢ JSC TT. Toll Service, ~~) &/ Fi ) Lae ~ate. An ania Dt +2 ’ LO)AAD ara. —t— Ow ee = - all Collector. Tolls for Long Line Conversations, by whomscever made, will be charged to the subscribers at whose station they originate. Subscribers. to protect themselves from loss. must see that no use unauthorised by them is made of their Telephone. Te Whom Sent Al What Place Bawion A eee g | Y if Nef. F we J. L. GCOWAN Dealer in Coal uk J (es A 4G PROV at Ae a 442¢ f N. B. MILLS COTTON AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE IN MILLS BUILDING COR. BROAD & CENTER STS. STATESVILLE, N. CAROLINA be AAA LE 7 1 / F / Pj sas | GW. Lek, So H8. NNN, AY. Kigal balLewiree on ARIE Krtey oon aaye % FAY Ey. hg POA UW tot a fdaetaucte dttl tf ATTACH CLAIM HERE The W. H. Anderson Co., Law Booksellers and I.aw Stationers, FFIDAVIT IN PROOF OF CLAIM. STATE OF OHIO COUNTY, SS. The undersigned §.... fs of... being firgss duly sworn, on sath states that he is* the owner._..0f the ‘lel ‘again: alec hereto attached and made ‘part hereof; that the same and every ‘item thereof i is s lawful and justly due; that thg, consideration therefor is* that ifere 4 is now lies and semi on said stale the sum 5 hee i viii a ali iain ics = EE onars, (2 $10 — with interest thereon at the rate of b. per cent. per annum ...... . ocisienchancndcldild 0 CREE + OSES SEER Oe EELS OES SS. EEO O TEES Fee: CES ONE oe OEE COTES soccencoetecsensessesen sald ai te _from oe ee of 4 4 , 19L2:; that there are no pa yments ¢ on said claim in the 1 way of discounts or otherwise; that there are no set offs nor counter-claims whatever against the same* sojasnipechasendeliai that there is no usury therein; that said owner S_..ha¥S..no collateral, personal, ¢ or other security whatever for the same, C2, C, 4 ffiant ) AO x we i i Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this... ladeiay of A& (SEAL.) Affidavit___.__cents. Paid by... 1. If the affiant is the sole owner of the claim, leave apace blank; if not the sole owner, All out as the f oF Aare he fall name of cock member of the frm), or “Treasurer of The Company, + cerparation wnde under the laws f facte may be, as “goods and merchandise sold and delivered,” “labor done and performed, fessional services ane an out “except as set forth in the attached claim.” AFFIDAVIT IN PROOF OF CLAIM. CLAIM OF BUDO - Boesieinninsin Interest from Filed..._....day Said claim ts * i cceniniene OE taeniniiaictiniimninn 1. Fill out, as the fact may be, “allowed” or “rejected.” FILED BY Published by a THE W. H. ANDERSON Co. Law Booksellers and Law Stationers Cincinnati, Ohio _WE.TAKE YOUR NAME FROM ’ THE MERCANTILE ADJUSTER . AND CORRESPOND WITH YOU Le . UNDER THE RULES OF “4 TME ASSOCIATED LAW OFFICES UNDER THE CERTIFICATE OF GUARANTY . ISSUED BY THE SOUTHERN SURETY COMPANY, : ST, LOVIS, MO, WivId O1 DVL G3 StHi HOVLLY | INVOICE . ALL INVOICBS SUB- nr JECT TO SIGpT DRAFT WHEN DUE : ~ No. 4320... In referring to this Invoice always give above number THE VIONANA COMPANY . Dayton, O., 11/14/14 Shipped FOB Dayton, 0. Soild J.B. Gill Salesman J H Parish Statesville, N.C. ‘TERMS: 2% 10 net 30 days All BREAKAGE claims must be verified by notations on Paid Freight Bill and sent to us immediately upon receipt of shipment ———— —— —————————— eee —=— = DESCRIPTION PRICE TOTAL |i —————| = . | l ay°16 1|Case Pints Yhole Cherries } 1\ Case 1/2 Pints “hole Cherries 0 1|Case Quarts "hole Cherries By cash Balence due ‘ \ SCOTT PAPER CO, I hereby certify that the following is a true copy of the aff. VS. davit of claim filed in the above case. J. B. GILL in and for said County ‘and State personally appeared who, being duly sworn according to law, deposes and says ( atJhe cust am fof. ‘Beett. Pa a. Pennsylvania..corporation,..and .carrying.on. business. at..Philadelphi. Count yx of. Philadelpbia and .S,ate.of. Pennsylvania Plaintiff in above stated case and that J..-- ... Shateaville, N...C. -Five and: 97/100 with interest thereon from the twaat y-thinrdy or ; on account of certain goods sold defendant at his special instance and request; and annexed hereto and made a part hereof is a correct copy of plaintiff’s books of original entry, showing in detail the items sold and delivered by the plain- tiff to the defendant. That no part of said principal sum or interest has been paid or in any manner settled, and that there are no deductions or offsets of any kind except such as are herein specified and credited, and furthermore that the said Plaintiff holds no collaterals or securities of any kind for securing payment of said debt or claim. Sworn and Subacrihed before me this__ day of Augist ” _A. D191; tn Testimony wherecot, / have Acreunto set my hand and seal the day and year aforesaid, Neninaeellt gd My commision expr OUR ORDER woe PGA Fe = CUSTOMER'S ORDER NO. Po a Be carcentecrseeeeetceenes Srott Paper Company MAKERS OF SCOTTISSUE TOWELS, SANI-TISSUE TOILET PAPER AND OTHER SANITARY PAPER SPECIALTIES SEVENTH AND GLENWOOD AVENUE fos rn G28 SOLD TO. ay nail acncicnanenancemniacananesianeniantinanamnetinanteinanti da TERMS: 2 PER CENT. 10 DAYS; 30 DAYS NET. / lene. 4 A Matdef 200 fetta /) ob frog ht 4 S¢# Si) ll Bille Not Paid when Due will be subject to Drees. Claims lor Damages or Deductions must be made on Recmpl of Goods. We do not Cunrania Sale Delivery of Goods After taking keceg in good order" they are at yourrisK. & 114. Bits for Qoods not shipped COD, car be paid br check, registered letter ex press or P.O. order card jnust be ~ paid the first of each week, or future shipments wil! couse. DEVILED, STEAMED CRABS. & CRAB MEAT. oe aeere a DATE GALLONS “MEQUMS PRICE SELECTS PRICE EXRUS. PRUE GARRES QUMITY Pree AMOUNT. TOTAL Cet Jo o ts f2 JF fe 3 ef. IK Jo| 3 4 J ZK UY. ft- 3 vite BK d Uf < BE frees 3 s if 5 Z ; a St et » Se g Jo f= rans iF" saat VW 4- A 4a | /3aeh erare heed yuh 9d Z jr 7 g Ut Vil Hy dak a” 3d L a FHS Dy. J Y q 3 fs Si u“ “4 J ae A Le, : / Sol /j ” “ ZX / i . aA a7 m ' 3 7 5 fi SS AX, 3 Hy “/ oe Hous btof Ritts for Goods not Shipped COD, car be paid br check, registered letter ex - press or P.O. order and must o BOX 114. e "nie hed Paid when Due will be subject to Drafts. Clasmes for Damages or Deductions must be macle on Recwipt of Goods. We do not Guarantee Sale Delivery of Goods After taking Receipt “in good order!" they are at yourrisk, 3 Glo States wih. ye. / EK a ( 4 fe f . y i 3 f A 4 ts wot sks oo , y <q “7s rd “ AR LANTER 4 PAR Te OS paid the first of each week, or pacing ce rEaohie re % DEVILED, STEAMED CRABS. Ss 7 phi & CRAB MEAT. DATE | MALAMNS MEDUMS PRICE SELECTS PRICE, EXTUS PRE BMIRETS, GUILTY PRICE MOUNT. TOTAL Ot | 2a lhy callacnid 3d. Crrirtt0. _.2¢ Brrist he ae . . Wa Ree. LK Cf TT “f 44 4/ Ld 3 Zz “2 my a ey 2d fe o os +e “% a ae i Go © Ti ‘* North Carolina, dredell County. IU RE J. Be SILL AS3IGUED. J. «. hiarshall being duly sworn says, that on and prior to the 18th day of March, 1913, J. be Gill, Mer- chant, Statesville, N- C. was and still is justly indebted to the said Je 4. Marshall in the sum of #9.30 balance due on-account for goods sold and delivered fron time to time, “that said indebtedness 18 justly due after allowing all credits, off-sets and counterclaims to the best of affiant's knowledge ani belief. Sworn to and subscribed béfor@me this the 2 day of July, 1913. | J tary Publi SatacA (1 } Tee Cy report o— BN eet G eh Ff 1©% ae 4) 7 ; sacs STATESVILLE GROCERY CO. oe. Wholesale hee and. P Produce » Deslecs » pe wean) ‘sa Tet] : tay fee Vibe Be a\ eher lbs pen ler eta igs, | This STATEMENT shows only BILLS that are DUE. rT : ee 1A. en , 4h J hb S444 fe i toe 3 fee | |e Aiod | \ veo | AM | Siar} \ |bea" | \i4e This STATEMENT shows only BILLS that are DUE. Te Sete’ Renewed De To Maden, pe hate ’ * | a lat ay \ A x 34. t Airs’) 4 Algo | bia) ave 444 Viee | \i\e \ibe This STATEMENT shows only BILLS that a lols . ‘4s 1 . o 43 ae 5 4 wae yoy A8 : pele Syranis Hoar ve au SUA CS€ CMe Gs AATEttd A ay Ki : < ; at < Se & x (es rpbeor Hetes are DUE. R4, pid bits “70 & Qian de ifides a hetes Athihy 4x ® we AJA STATEMENT. ADO Gece To D. LANDRETH SEED COMPANY, Dr., SEED FARMERS AND MERCHANTS. FOUNDED 1784 INCORPORATED 1904 ieee oe — - — SE eer 2 221 Bristol, Pa. OCT . “ is Average Due. ice peste PLEASE REMIT BY MONEY ORDER, PHILADELPHIA OR NEW YORK DRAFT > 7 ee ae fp /FTO MDSE. eae SSP - } | This Statement is sent tor Comparison. Uf there are any tnaccurecies on it we shall be glad to have our attention called to them. FOR SUCH PART AS 1S DUE WE REQUEST REMITTANCE. ta R lofaay gels Mirch? | 12 Can pr 3 neve? 9 ea ey 2.77 ha oa : x37 v Me PTS Fosloiedle. 491 NE Mfprt > Pein Be a on: antec sovenTisina Ont Year, $2 00 - = <= SS RATES Six MONTHS, 100 R. R. CLARK. PRIETOR FURNISHED THREE MONTHS, 60 eae ore tT ON APPLICATION PUBLIGHEO TWICE-A-WEEK: TUESDAY AND FRICOAY mOnTH i. | 2 34 6 7 1° ¢ i 9192 $13 | 4 198 | 06 | 17 | 8 | ee | 28] 2k | ae | 23 | ee | 2s | 8 | 2? | 8 | »” | 3 TOTAL i i i ial i i i i i i i —_ = a oe a ee a. | corre | January _| | +] aan bed TT Te ion 9 February a —— a oo —~> 0. cdcte te dp reece eee + Perey mee Gr > eh + oak. Coat a rama Th | 5 om abel My] + May ———4-__+ + June March a ¢ enema April | July ceeneeeeellncce August September | October Nov ember | <4 December | a APR 101913 49, To NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Dr. EASTERN DEPARTMENT Fifteenth Street, Ninth and Tenth Avenues Memo. of account har roe COM P¥ 7 E. = ; Form 1153 IN THE MATTER OF J. Be GILL ) Claim of NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY | State of New York, ] S * County of New York. a P. B. BUGBEF being Gest duly swom on cath says thet he is the Treasurer of NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY, ® corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New Jersey, and having its General Offices at New York, New York; thet the annexed statement of the account of said NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY against J. Be GILL OF STATESVILLE, N.C. is true and correct: that the said J- Be GILL IS justly and truly indebted to said NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY im the sum of Eight----------------- o----------- wen ena-------- onee-------- - Dollars and Forty-seven------- ~----cents ($ 6+47 _); that no part of said debt has been paid; that there are no credits, deductions, counterclaims nor set-offs to said debt and that said debt is now due and fully owing to said NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY; that the claim aforesaid is for goods, wares and merchandise sold and delivered to the said J. Be. GILL by the Charlotte Branch, Charlotte, H.C. of said NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Subscribed and swom to al lhe thas Eleventh day "| i A. D. 191 oh pts té2e— NOTARY PUBLIC, KIN Careveate eur GS COUNTY COMM om Eyes '§ atw ex CM rey, RLS MACH gy 1994 Map E ® Yr ath STATESVILLE, N. ces Wanda | igi 3 — a tz; ae Bout of J. B. GILL, STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES PRODUCE GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS PROMPT PAYMENT INSURES BEST ATTENTION TO ORDERS AND QUICK DELIVERY. SHORT CREDITS MAKE LONG FRIENDS. ogsiTs CREDITS BALANCE oo meer oe —— er ome - O1/ 4 090, bol | | ABLISHED | OM Ex. Dn WG ee 1 LUIITA? LOCOAOAPAEORY MESSRS. 0. . FERRY & CO., GIVE HO WARRANTY, EXPRESS OF IMPULD, AS TO OESCRIP- TION, PURITY, PRODUCTIVENESS, OF ANY OTHER MATTER OF Any SEEDS THEY Sane OUT, 7. - AMD THEY WILL HOT BE IN AMY WAY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CROP. iF THE PURCHASER WV e V1 OOES WOT ACCEPT THE GOOOS Ow THESE TERMS THEY ARE AT ONCE TO Of weruRwto i cal / A ff ° a Lithrott kh) Dec 31,3913 < A a ‘ef VG e. , : 4 & E.B.Watts, Assignee, Statesville NC. Dear Sir:- In the matter of J.B. Gill, We are informed that the above merchant made an ass t to you for the benefit of his creditors we are accordingly enclosing herewith a verified statement of aur account of $1.97 for garden seeds s0ld on commission the past season on which credit has been given for all seeds and boxes returned. ly acknowledge receipt advising as to prospects for the general creditors and oblice, anc.) Yours ers Co ae A VANE OM J.B. Gill, Statesville,N.C. To D. M. FERRY & CO., Detroit, Mich. 12/3/12. To 450 —’______.Papers Seeds, at 5c. - 90 “ Packages Seeds, at 10¢., ise and as 50 “ Boxes, - “1 “ Flower Seeds, - - | 49 00 I i a entender 12/8/13. By i .Papers Seeds, at sc. returned, 10 “ 40% Com. on “ “ * end,’ - 56 “ Packages Seeds, at 10¢., 15¢. and 25¢., returned, 37 “25% Com. on ie “sold, “ Boxes returned, - - ~ “* Flower Seeds returned, - - - * 40% Com. on Flower Seeds sold, o 47 03 $ 197 STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Wayne Lem W. Bowen, of said County, being ony en sworn says that he makes this affidavit on behalf of D. M. -» a Corporation existing and doing business under the laws of the a of Michigan, and that he is President of said Corporation. Deponent further says that the cause of action herein is on ‘ —— Seed Account, and that there is now due the said Corporation, D. M. Ferry & Co., from J.B. Gill the sum of One and 97/100 7 ——>_>_>_>.2 Dollars, over and above all legal set-offs, payments and credits known to deponent, and that the above statement is a true copy of said accoun comneentconalig fA Pitan omaerraeiinee -Bivorn to 2 ant subscribed before me u0f Jen AD. 1914. “ Ea er PUBLIC, rf tir Wayne County, Michigan. GQ, STATEMENT In Account With DR. P. F. LAUGENOUR DENTIST To Dental Service am OA GIL A L\® Please settle the above as soon as possible a Yours respectfully, UGENOUR sees; DIGGS & BEADLES, (Lacerporated 1902) made within ‘hve days after fea SEED ME BRANCH STORES: { 1700 E. Franklin Strest | General Store and Office, 1428 East Main Street RICHMOND,VA. Mey 26, 1913. Sompto 8—s sw, J. 3B. G41, Statesville, qT. Cc. TERMS on all FIELD SEEDS net cash on receipt of goods. 1913. Jan. 24th 2 bus. Yellcw Danvers Onion Sets. 2 Sks. Globe Poultry Food, No Grit. Feb. 20th S&S Sks. Globe Poultry Fooi, No Grit. AQ Feb. 28th 2+ bus. Imp. Golien Dext Corn. 2+ bus. Hickory King Corn. 2> bus. Thompsons Prolific Corn. 1 bus. Adjanus Early Corn. 2 bus. Bruckers Favorite Corn. 2 --— Gotton gacks. ea aan Mar.l2th.e 2 bus. Snow Flake Cotn. ©) SHIPPED TO ROUTE T. W. Wood & Sons give no warranty, express or implied, as to description, quality, productiveness, or any other matter of any Seeds Bulbs or Plants they send out, and they will not be in any way responsible for the crop. Ifthe purchaser does not accept the goods on these terms they are at once to be returned. ne ea anc T. W. Woop & SONS, Log Distal Telos, 236 SEED GROWERS & MERCHANTS, —— ‘<i ania Store & Offices, No 12 South 14th St. (near Main) 1707 E. Franklin St. WAREHOUSES: ‘ Ne. 1—So, 14th St. sear Mayo’s Bridge Me. 243-12 & 13 South 14th St. mee SOLD TO MM. J. B. Gill, SEED and TRIAL FARMS: Willamsons, oan Statesville, N.C, RICHMOND, VA., May 8,1913 Order No. The Largest Seed House in The South. Terms on all Field Seeds, Net Cash on receipt of goods. March 29,1912 Bus Truckers Favorite Corn @ 2.50 5.90 Yellow Danver Onion Sets 2.55 Red Wethersfield Onion Sets 2.55 Cornfield Pumpkin -18 Round Thick Leaved Spinach 013 Brimer Tomato Ponderosa Tomato Evergreen Lawn Grass Kentucky Blue Grass Snowflake Corn Hickory King Corn Bag 2 Fags (11 Pk ) Green Mountain Potatoes 1 ° Morthern Grown New York Potatoes Oct. 5,1912 5 Bus Kentucky Blue Grass 12 - 1 Qt Cawtons Evergreen Lawn Grass 19 ea @ 6 " fn n " 2 Doz Pkts Garden Seeds 1 Bu Yellow Damver Onion Sets Hamper Oct. 14,1912 t+ kk Telephone Peas 1 Bag Woods Poultry Grain Food ‘ Credit April 46, ---by Merchandise 1.20 April 13 By Cash 15.00 March 13,1913 By Cash 13.00 Statesuill, H.C Lot IN ACCOUNT WITH IREDELL TELEPHONE COMPANY INDEPENDENT All Bills Due When Presented _ W. M. BARRINGER, Mgr. “— (WESTER Orme NOTE © Gee Co. nee ALL CLAIMS MUST BE MADE WITHIN FIVE DAYS AFTER RECEIPT OF GOODS. AFTER SHIPPING GOODS AND GETTING R. R. CO.'S RECEIPT IN GOOD ORDER OUR RESPONSIBILITY CEASES. PAY NO MONEY TO AGENTS OR SALESMEN EXCEPT ON WRITTEN ORDER FROM THE COMPANY. REMIT BY N. Y. EXCHANGE OR MONEY ORDER. manufactured by Bailey Brothers. No better tobaccos made than those OT IN A TRUST 419-421-423 CHESTNUT ST. 43629 WINSTON-SALEM.NG. February 7, 1913 SOLD TO Mr. Je B. Gill, TERMS: .___ a ae DAYS’ ACCEPTANCE OR 2 PER CENT OFF 10 DAYS. — eee = te teerille NC. — 2/108 Rock & Rye Gin. 48, 20¢ @ 39¢ 7.80 1/10 1i 6in, 4s, 42 plugs 10# © 36¢ «60 gTt20 Less 10% trade discount 4 7 and says, that the,annexed accons is just and correct, that the same is now due, and thaf My commission expires June 23, 19. [2 Notary Public. £ LAW DEPARTMENT FRANCIS H. LEGGETT & COMPANY Weer Bucawwar, FPRAnxiuN AND VARICH Srs., NEw YORK. PROOF OF DEBT. STATE OF NEW YORK, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK. Robert EZ. Nuese City, of the State of New York being duly sworn says: That he is Secretary FRANCIS H. LEGGETT & COMPANY, a Corporation created and organized under the laws of the State of New York in now’ justly due from the said..... Je. Bs. GAIL, and that it is within the knowledge of affiant, just and true; that it is due and unpaid, and that all just and lawful offsets, payments and credits have been allowed: and that no part of same is for usurious interest. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this » dayof April i913 FRANCIS H. LEGGEtTt & ComMPANY Executive OFFICES AND SALESROOMS FRANKLIN-HUDSON BUILDING FRANKLIN, HUDSON AND LEONARD STREETS. Direcrors Jonn C. JUHRING, Peesioeer Teeooond F, WHITHARSH., Vict Peesioenr & Teeasuere Roecer E. NUESE, Sececraer Twouas &. Vat.erre, Henney Beaune, Cuamtas T. Wann, Gtorea J. Sreuss. SOLD TO Mr. J. B. Gill, Statesville, Ne. 0. On 10 Dars Less Dec. 17, 1912. 5 ibs. shelled Almonds xxx 2 Boxes Cal. S S Raisins 1 Carton Premier Cream ilints 20 1 dos. Pickling Spices TELEPHONE: 2230 FRANKLIN, Paivave Beancn EXCHANGE To ALL DevanTwanvs Mameracrory: 132 To 130 Kime Srecer. Supping DeragveenT: Wesy Beoaoway, Frawxwin ane Vaaicn sudexrs CABTAGE DEPARTMENT: 2-3 ComenEss Sreect Boapeavn Orrice: 18 Rus Vicromme Amenicaina. Lompon Orrice: 34 Great CHARLOTTE STREET, Lonpon, 5. E. CAsLe Aponnse: Leseetr, Hew Yous. NEW YORK, Apr. 10, 1913. Exhibit -— A Svalect To Conpirions on Orwer Sipe Terms and Rate of Discount are shown on the face of this bill Salesmen are not allowed to make collections without written instructions from us. All Bills are subject to draft at sight, if not paid when due. Canned Goods spotted or swelled, must be reported within 90 days, and must be held subject to oar order in all cases, or no allowance can be made for them. No allowance for Cut Cans. All Claims, of whatever nature, should be made promptly upon receipt of goods, in order to facilitate prompt investigation. ; We are Not Responsible for safe carriage in transit. Such risk must be assumed by the buyer. In all cases where we cannot get a clean receipt from the Transportation Company, the shipment is brought back. But we are ready at all times to make or assist in collecting claims against Transportation Companies for losses ot goods, or for overcharges in freight. Concerning ‘‘Swells,’’ Canned Goods and other Retarnable Articles--To secure the lowest alge rate the contents of packages must now be plainly written on shipping receipts and Bills of Lading. Do not write “Merchanties” for Cheese. nor Canned Goods for C Fruits, Fish or Vegetables. but — and oe yy describe actual contents in the Bill of Leading. Do not use Express Companies unless instruc te LAW DEPARTMENT FRANCIS H. LEGGETT & COMPANY Weer Brospwar, FRANKLIN AND Vanick Sre., NEW YORE. PROOF OF DEBT. STATE OF NEW YORK, ss. CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK. russ, | New York being duly sworn says: justly and truly indebted unto said FRANCIS H, LEGGETT & COMPANY in the sum eer Seven . and. PATA PAO RO 2.8 2.0.4 15/100. .dollars (8) ° 7 25 over and sbove ail legal setoffs; which amount is unpaid and owing; that the consideration of said claim is goods, wares and merchandise sold and delivered unto the said and that it is within the knowledge of affiant, just and true; that it is due and unpaid, and that all just and lawful offsets, payments and credits bave been allowed; and that no part of same is for usurious interest. Subscribed an Francis H. Lecett & COMPANY EXecuTive OFFICes AND SALESROOMS FRANKLIN-HUDSON BUILDING Tuzoooat F. Deo. 17, 1912. | ' ' FRANKLIN, HUDSON AND LEONARD STRaxTs. Diaecrors Joun C. JUNRING, PesrDerT TRIPLICATE. Mr. do B. Gill, Statesville, Be Se On 10 Davstass : 5 lbs. shelled slmonds xxx 2 Boxes Cal. S S Kaisins 2 Carton Premier Cream Aints 20 1 dos. Pickling Spices me TELEPHONE: 2230 FRANKLIN, parvave Baancn Excuanes Yo ALL DepanTeenvs Mameracroey: 132 ro 138 Kine Srecer. Suwprine Derantwaet: West Beoapway. Feanxiim awe Wanicn Sreeers. Cagtaeg DEPagtuanr: 2-3 Coneness SreasT Bonpaasx Ornce: 18 Rua Vicromms Amenicame. Loweon Orrica: 34 Gatat CuanLorrs Sracer, Lonson, 8. E. Casia Apoerss: Leecert, Hew Yoes. NEW YORK, 1» ao, asas, Terms and Rate of Discount are shown on the face of this bill. Saleamen are not allowed to make collections without written instructions from us. All Bills are subject to draft at sight, if not paid when due. Canned Goods spotted or swelled, must be reported within 90 days, and must be held subject to our order in all cases, or no allowance can be made for them. No allowance for Cut Cans. All Claims, of whatever nature, should be made promptly upon receipt of goods, in order to facilitate prompt investigation. We are Not reas for safe ym e in — +, ao risk me assumed by tens = all cases w w ot get ipt sportation t back. But a a vale ob a siaies to nike or sais in por Be gn oop against Toscundaia _ Companies for losses ot goods, or for overcharges in freight. Concerning ‘“‘Swells,’’ Canned Goods and other Returnable Articles--To comes Sh the ret ght rate the contents of packages must now tten on shi ipts of Leading. ae Or eae St eectege eat sow be paely arian co ete eee Vegetables, but simply and stieetlie’ Uomadthe saben cmahanns ta dhe UE of Lalas. Do not use Express Companies unless instructed. Assignee 1913 Wm. Wallace anc Sig iiallace, Trustees of W. H. Allison in quarterly account with said trust. Charges. To sale of stock of goods Belk Bros. ‘4meuranece premium Belk Bros. cash on deposit First Nat. Bank aceount Joe Sumers account J. WU. Steelman account W. M. Ramsey ” -lexander Bros. » 3B. M. Yount >» br. L. thite » S. M. & H. Shoe Co. Masonic lodge Miss Stella Mise Matheson Gro. Go. Iredell Telephone Co. Henkel Live Stock Co. Silas Fry Jack Dobson Wes Campbell Southern Railway Co. Total Cr. by following Vouchers. Mise Moese $ 7.00 Miss Growson 7.00 Franklin alice 2.25 J. B. Boyd 1.25 y. I. Maite 16.00 w. H. .Llison 25.00 L. BR. allison 8.00 + W. H. Allison 500.00 J. A. Hartness $ 16.08 Dowell Helm & Co. 17.68 J. R. Wright & Co. 5.97 Mason & Wingers 7.52 B®. Knowles China Co. 11.64 First Nat. Bank Statesville 375.00 BE. A. Edelstein 6.00 Foster Bros. Bonnet Co. 19.06 Churchill & Alden Co. 20.25 J. S. Shields & Co. 28.29 Poreman Shoe Co. 95.21 Maline Mills 3.90 Wallace Bros. Co. 155.99 R. B. Mclaughlin, atty. | 100.00 J. A. Hartness 1.25 By 5% commissions on $3,805.95 allowed 190.29 By 5% commissions on $ 1,43C.24vouchers 71.51 Total 1692.14 Balance in handof Trustees 2113.81 Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 15 40 dag fo 21912. pebn L MIL fa er and Pret Og Q- Wm. Wallace ant cig Wallace, Assignees -. » TLivon in quarterly account with saic trust: Charges: zc Saliapee’ on hand settlenért Oct. 1913. |) 7 2 eiig.e1 em sy ¢ + ate - tom ro "3. RB. Brown account. os ia, ee 2 eS ae ee ~ eras o.: MoHargue ” ? Pe $.85 <- » e “ fotal Cherges . * : 3 2127.91, . f try by following: vouchers: Fon 4 Tie encmark 3 S80 “wg ille: Brom & Co. | 21.84 Bays r " es 24.25 First Meatl. Bank - -450.0¢ Foreman choe Co. — a . 26.08 Hobinsor- Ustre2 za 60.-- ves 2.45 firs. Florence Li. Watson * - $50.00 City Light -Bept. | St all Charlotte Clo. Mfg. Co. 10 A.C. BleHargue & Co. il c. D. Osborne & Jo. 12 Dixie Tayloring Co. 13 3. 5. shiel@s & Co. Statesville Buffalo Bridge Co. H. Crdnheim-& do. “16. Bilwer wright 17 ¢..E. Héen Co. 18 Miller Bros. Co. 19 Statesville @ro. Co. 20 Dowell Helm & Co. 21 Mason & Wingers B2 a. R- Wright & Ce. 23 Edwin M. Knowlee Chi. Co. EB. A. Héelstein Wallace Bros. Co. Chas. B. Rouss statecvalle Ri & 1. Co. Maline blillis Churchill & Jlden Co. Foster Bros. Barnett Co. B. Y..-Mfe. Co. - increu Jergens Co. Morrison Gro. & Iro. Co. Lbliilder vants Co. Reliance <eurl Button Co. Nottingham -~uce Wolks hi. 5. ticcang!lan, tis. J. A. Hartness 5% Coms. on $4.10 receipts eee * 31,027.73 Bal. in’hand Feb. 28, 1912 worn to and subscribed C ou Ni 4 ~ se Wm. and Sig Wallace Trustees of W. H. Allison in final account. Charges. To bal on hand as per acct filed $1,038.70 Cr. by following vouchers: _ J. M. Deaton Tax W. L. Neely ” Miller Bros. Co. Foreman Shoe Co. Nottingham Lace Works Mre. F. M. Watson Etatesville R. & I. Co. Reliance Pearl Button Co. o©onrstoneenr a w Mildéer Pants Co. Morrison Gro. & Pro. Co. 2 ~ oO Andrew Jergens Co. Hew York Mag. .Co. Churchill Adden Co. Foster Broe.-Barnett Co. C. B. Rouss Maline Mills Wallace “ros. Co. Piret 4eational Bank Iredell Telephone Co? Statesville Grocery Co. 8.B.S. Bridge Co. G. Oronheim & Co. Weber Wright C. H. B4en & Co. Dowell Helm & Co. Meson & Wingers J. R. Wright & Co. B. M. 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Genk cee, SOY 4,00~ S O44 Ee | Y LE tLo Vsyrrise 25-4 ae utes 2.0": 17 OB: ee aes Lope <—gntek Meil $62 ie Receiver 1913 Repert ef C.V.Veils, Receiver ef The Farle Cle Mfr Ce, Tetal Receipts #17494 46 Tetal Disburse- | 17PPs 38 - Div en all debts 40% | #1716448 Fer expenses,inoluding Aty fees, taxes and cerm'{secons SNEeR AN _— -_— ate —_ FLIP Fp Palance en hands Itemized statement en final settlement, Fet the fra 191*%, HY Ve? (Coc W. C. JOHNSTON, President T.H. PEGRAM, Secretary and Treasurer Lagle Clothing Manufacturing Company Mooreshille, N. C. Report of €.V.Voils , Receiver for The Fagle Clo Mfg G@o, to The Jan term of Superior Gourt, Balance on hands at last report #49? .75 Neceived since last term Paid out since last report Balance on hands Itemized statement will be made at closing of busiress, Lo VV ---Receiver, Receiver 1913 forth @arolina, : In the Superior Gourt- Iredell Gounty, : January Term-191". In the matter of the Bagile Glothing Aé., A 4 Receiverskip - Petition, @.V.Voils,Receiver of the Eagle Clothing Manufaeturine Company, would respectfully show that the said Eagle Clothing Marnufaeturing Company has a lot in Mooreaville,N.@, lying and being on the corner of Broad Street and Moore Avenue,whish is worth about $900.00; that the personal property of the said eorporation was insuffieient to pay the debts of the corporations: that after all personal property has been sold and all accounts that can be eollected have been collected and paid on the debtea and the amount of the purehase priee of the lot of lands ponamanaunis applied to the paynent of - the debts there will still remain a defieit of about 36 %; that the lot will bring as mueh now as at any time in the near future: Wherefore your petitioner would ask that an order be made for the sale 6f the said lot either for eash or on time as to the receiver may seem most advantageous,at public auetion to the highest bidder on the premisen in the Town of Mooresville,N.@, ,after thirty days’ advertisement, — ye faick - ~ @.V.Voile,Reesiver being duly sworm deposes and says that the fhinge stated in the foregoing petition are true of his own knowledge exeept ast to those thinge therein etated on information and belief and as to those he believes 41¢t to be true, bo UV A, lee Sworn to and subscribed before me thie ¢t Sth dav of Feb,,1915. Botary Publie. ‘ e ‘ “— vedt>y Ftar eure ‘cig teed ial Sy Egil Bagh Cet dag We. Cts he Du. Ate h ping ten CS at Ua #4 ets cosh pear ye tat . Pr» Nerth Carelina, : Im the Superior Ceurt- — dy Iredell County, ‘ January Term- 191¢.- W.C.Jehnetern et al : Supplemental Vee Petitien fer the ealé ef Real Fetate, Eagle Clething Mfg. Ce. : ; : , C.V.Veils,Receiver of the Earle Clothing Mfr, Ce, would respectful ly petitien the court fer the sale ef real estate and says: ts That at the : ‘ erm ef the Superier Oeurt ef Iredell eeunty Judge signed an order for the sale ef the real estate hereinafter deseribed at mibliec quation | | fer the purpese of getting funds te pay. erediters and under the. sata! order,yeur petitioner advertised the said lands and reesived such a bie as he considered unjust te the stcekhelders and te the crediters and refused te ask the eeurt te confirm the sane, 2, Theat under the ressle,the bid was fer $860,00,but your petitioner dees net think this is a fair value fer the said land and will net ask the court te confire the sale at the did, i | j | | | 3. Your petitiener believes that he can secure mere fer the said | land at eravete cals than at public auction owing te the fact that at the twe prier sales the ameunt bid was very such less than the true value ef the land, | 4. That your petitioner has been effered $1000.00 at private sale | and asks that an order be made 4) lowing im te sell the said | lande et a price net less than $1009.00 et private eale fer cash. The sald land ie described as fellews,te-witt Lying and being on | the cerner ef Bread Street and Moore Aveomug in the Town of Weereevt lic ' H.C, frenting 50 fest em Meere Aveme and 100 feet en Bread ‘treet. ' Wherefere your petitiener asks te be allewed te sell the seid ‘ lands at private sale as set eut fer _ not less than $1000.00, | 0.¥.¥eils,Receiver being duly swerm @epeses and says that the | feregeing petition is true ef his own knowledre except as to these things therein stated om information and belief and as te | these he believes it te be true, , : elhd Gorom > dhienbed Mb fe flor. pre oF sek piek SU, i oof Vim OP Pg mee Sey ~~ 4 20% ny of a wm Pin; Receiver 1913 PAID IN CASH CAPITAL - - - $25,000.00 SURPLUS (NOVEMBER 25,1912) - - 10,102.87 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . ° $35.1 02.87 American Woops CorporaTION WHOLESALE LUMBER HOME OFFICE OLC SOUTH BUILDING OWLS HEAD, N. Y. BOSTON, MASS. May 8, 1915. Nelsette Lumber Company, Statesville, N.C. Gentlemen; - We have your telegram reading 48 follows;- "Machinery &11 here make arrangements to unload. Cars on demurrere."” In reply to this messere we have just wired you as follows; - "Supnot make advance on machinery until assignment lease received which you promised Monday.” Before I notified the S. a. Woods Jo. that they could enter the order for the machinery I! requested that you make an assignmenh of the lease to the new Company end upon receipt of telegram that the seme head been done I ordered the mohinery forward. I then wrote you several times to have the assipnment of the leas@ executed and forwarded to us, and ~_— Jackson thet I could not make the advance until thie was done. On Monday 1 received telegram thet the Jeas®@ would be mailed that night. It is now Tharsény an@é the same hes not been received, When we receive thie paper I will arrange to ney the $622 being the firet peyment due on the machinery, and I em sorry that you heve not been more prompt in petting the paper to me. In Mr. Privette's letter of the 6th inet. he accuses us of insinuating thst he is secretive. We certainly have made no acousation but we do feel that we are entitled to know something May 8, 1913. Nelsette Lumber Company ,- a about what Mr. Spencer is doing and in & general way what is being done in Statesville, It certainly does not refleot envy discredit On anyone connected with the Statesville end. As a matter of busi- ness we are entitled to the information. Mr. Privette writes as follows: - "If you do not think I am honorable why — you want to heye anything to do with If we did not think Mr. Privette honorable we certainly would not want to have anything to do with him, and would not have anything to do with him. The mere fact that we have interested him in the busi- ness is proof in itself that we think he is reliable, but we would like to get throurh with the continual letter-writing on this subject. Jo money cen be mede es long as any such feeling existe, and the sooner it is dismissed the eooner the Company will make money. I have assured Mr. Privette as well as Mr. Jackson that I will do all I can to further their interest. I meant just wheat I said. You ask for a suggestion about Mr. Spencer. We, of course, c@n make no suggestion as we do not know what he has done. You know just what he has done, and are better able to determine than we. We have your letters before employing him in which you stated that he head told you at what low prices he could buy stock, and aleo stated that he was going to shin some Sound Wormy Oak to Chester, Pa. We have written several times to know dbett this Oak, and what he has gcoomplished, but we have yet to receive any information whatever, and you certainly will agree with ue that a8 you are Maneger of our interests it is your duty to make some report about mr. Spencer. .. Wewha Nelesette Lumber Company,- ilies appreciate it if you would let us know just what he hes accomplished and what lumber he has located. Referring to the lumber for which you sent us invoices shipped by Sides & Lents, of Rockville, N.C. consigned to White Plains, New York please advise whether or not you have piven drafts in settle- ment for these 2 cars or if we shell sone check et erypiration of 19 days. Very truly yours, AMZRICAN FOODS CORPORATION. CEC /c _ PeS. Since writing the abhoye.we have letter from our customer at Gheeter-. Pa. asking us when shipment will be made of hia two oars of 4/4 Sound Wormy Oak, and that if we cannot ship them immediately to cancel the order, so you see how important it is that something should be done in this. We will greatly appreciate it if you will let ue know what exouse MY. Spencer has given for not shipping the SoundWormy Oak which he etated he had looated, also the other stock that he locate‘. Your prompt reply will be appreciated. AMZRICAN WOODS CORPORATION. PAID IN CASH CAPITAL - s : $25,000.00 SURPLUS (NOVEMBER 25,1912) - - 10,102.87 pre CAPITAL AND SURPLUS oi $35,102.87 American Woops CorporATION WHOLESALE LUMBER HOME OFFICE OLD SOUTH BUILDING OWLS HEAD, N. Y. BOSTON, MASS. Ma&.’ 9,1913. Helsette Lumber Company, Statesville, N.c. Gentlemen; - We have just wired you as follows: - "Woods Machine Company wired agent to deliver machinery to you. They suggest unloading machinery tomorrow end will have their man at your place Monday morning to assist in placing. If you require more belting or blow pipe order from Greensboro by telephone tomorrow. Telephone Nelson translation code word lobby.” Ber, to state thet immediately upon receiving the leest the writer made payment to the S. H. Woods Machine Company of $622. and they promised to wire the agent to deliver the machinery to you. The cars will no doubt be placed on your siding during the night and be ready for you to unload to-morrow. In my request that you telephone Mr. Nelson the meaning of the word “lobby” I do so because he has made some error in his interpetation of the word. The meaning of that word by our code is "7/8 Log Kun White Pine pes to 7/8 and resawn. Several times he has referred to it as D2S to 15/16 and resawn, so please call his attention to this. As stated in my letter yesterday I will arrange to be ¢@th you on Wednesday of next week. If you are having any trouble with getting the machinery adjusted I would rather postpone my trip for a few daye as I want to see the machinery running while I am with you? I am glad to get your letter of 6th inst. and like the tone. I hope everything will move along pleasantly from now on, and no doubt it wil Vy so » -* . /ery traly youre, Gras. @. Ge tian PAID IN CASH CAPITAL : * : $25,000. SURPLUS (NOVEMBER 25.1912) - . 10,1 02.8 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ae $35,102.87 American Woops CorporaTION WHOLESALE LUMBER HOME OFFICE “OLD SOUTH BUILDING OWLS HEAD, N. Y. ie Aw { BOSTON, MASS. May 16, 1933. | Nelsette Lumber Company, Statesville, N.C. Gentlemen; - We have your telegram reading es follows: - "Freirht on machine $162.44. Lumber to be paid for to-day $600. So funds. What shall we do. Wire." We have, therefore, wired you es follows;- "Five Hundred mailed yesterday. Will honor sirht dreft three hundred dollere." and we trust the same will be satisfactory. You can no doubt get the dreft cashed so es to put you in funds. The 95 M. ft. of 5/4 lumber which you bought, of course, ties up a thousand dollers which you otherwise would have hed the use of for other stook- We wrote yau some two weeks ago supresting that you arrange to get the trimmer installed before the other machinery errived, and hope you acted upon our suggestion, 4s we do not want to have any unnecessary delay. Very truly yours, AMERICAN WOODS CORPORALIOZ. f & has. eC ot No. 11,043. CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION OF NELSETTE LUMBER COMPANY. We, the undersigned, do hereby associate ourselves and unite under and by virtue of the laws of the State of North Carolina, as contained in chapter 21 of the Revisgal of 1905, en- titled "Corporations,® and hereby make and execute the following articles of incorporation, and do severally agree to take and pay for the number of shares of capital stock in said corpora- tion set opposite their respective names, and which articles of incorporation are as follows: I. The name of the cor poration is Nelsette Lumber Company. 2. The location of the principal office and place of business of this corporation is on Drake Street in the city of Statesville, County of Iredell and State of North Carolina; but the directors ¢ this corporation may establish one a@ more branch offices or places of business within and without said State. The agent in charge of said corporation is A, Privette. 3, The object and purposes for which this corporation is formed are as follows: To manufacture, buy, sell, import, and export, and deal in, timber and lumber and to acquire, holc, improve, lease, sell, mortgage and otherwise use lands and the products thereof; to build, construct, maintain and operate plants and works for the development of such lands, and for the handling, preparing and rendering commercially available the various products thereof, ami do all other things incidental to such bus im es; to acquire by purchase or otherwise, own, buy, sell and deal in standing timber and timber lands, and to buy, cut, haul, drive and sell timber and logs and to saw and otherwise work the same, and to buy, manufacture, and sell lumber, bark, wood, (1) a” | ple No, 11,043. } and all products mde therefrom. 4. The total authorized capital stock of this corpo- ration is $125,000 divided into 1250 shares of the par value of $100 each; but this company may organize and begin business when three thousand dollars capital of thirty shares shall mMve been subscribed in good faith. 5. The names and post ¢ fice addresses of the severkl subscribers of stock and the number af shares subscribed by each, the aggregate of such subscriptions being the full amount of capital stock with which the canpany will cammence business, are as follows: W. E. Nelson, Taylorsville, N. C., 10 shares R,. Jackson, Statesville, N. C., 10 shares A. Privette, Statesville, WN. C., 10 shares 6. The period of existence of this corporation is perpetual. 7. The corporation may subscribe such by-laws as its stockhoM ers may see proper for the government of the campany, the duties of its directors and officers and such other rules and regulations for the successful conduct of the corporation. 8, The board of directors shall consist of three members to be elected annually by the stockholders at such time and place as may be provided by the by-laws. 9, The board of directors of this com oration shall have power by vote of a majority of all the directors, and without any concurrence of the stockholders, to make, alter, amend and resoind the by-laws of this corporation. 10. The stockholders of this corporation shall, not be individually or personally liable for the debts, defaults, con- tracts, torts or obligations of this corporation after the full payment of stock subscribed. (2) No. 11,043. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals, this the 1 day of May, 1913. Attest: W. BE. Nelson (Seal ) W. D. Turner. R, Jackson (Seal ) A. Privette (Seal) State of North Carolina, ) County of Iredell. i Personally appeared te fore me, this the 2 day of May, 1913, R. Jackson and A, Privette, to me personally known to be the persons described in and who executed the foregoing certifi- cate, and severally acknowledged that they executed the same for the purposes therein set forth. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my a@ ficial seal, this 2 day of May, 1913. John L. Milholland (Official Seal) Deputy Clerk Superior Court. North Carolina, Iredell County. The execution of the foregoing instrument was this day proven before me by the oath and examination of W. D. Turner, the subscribing witness thereto as to W. E, Nelson. Witness my hand and official seal, this 2 day of May, 1913. John L. Milholland, (Official Seal) Dept. Clerk Superior Court. Filed May 3, 1913, J. Bryan Grimes, Secretary of State. J Phyo b tyean’ Geirnes; Soe telury of Late of the Hale .of2 So th oa a0 hetely cos Mj lhe fo fercegoingand Ladtached {7 . (4) stedslele whe oe o lhe Cotlijecale yet A lesaace —— Gohan anil thefirdlalatheteon,abthe sameisaken hess ant comfpured> uh lhe oupnal file Ved inthisoffrceon Me AA My of __: ALIUE: Ys Wtihve Wherarff Vhave hereunto sel Myf hand and officed oe ~~ teal: office. Naleigh; Mhis edhe day of tlhe -yeatf. uLovd As Wa | PAID IN CASH CAPITAL - ° - $25,000.00 SURPLUS (NOVEMBER 25.1912) - - 10,102.87 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS oe). a8. 168.67 American Woops Corporation WHOLESALE LUMBER HOME OFFICE OLD SOUTH BUILDING OWLS HEAD. N. Y. 7 BOSTON, MASS. May 27,1913. Nelsette Lumber Company, Statesville, Me Ge Gantlenen: ~ We have your letter of 26thinst. and in reply would say that you will remember I wrote you to send: me the cherter and by- laws. I vanted to heve the etock certificates pr eper eg: from -¢Hese papers. It will rot be necessary to have these printed in Statesville, for we oan have it done for very much lees in, Boston, in fact, think it will only coet about 45.00 for @ book of nicely preperét vertificates. ip Plerse awfvire whether or not the ocor-. poretion hes a seal. If not, = can “have this mede in Bos tek also. Tt will be necessary for you to 6ee wr. Turner in order to learn just what our position is in conneotion with Privette. So far as Yelson is concerned, we nov we are all rireht and we will {peue ten shares of etock to him end have him reassign the same. Ve think probebly it would he vell hefore making & settlement with "rT. i» kadveatte to haye him make an assignment of his interest in the Btook- ™ You understand the pear sion which we take is8,- that $3,000 of stock ‘| had deen peid in by the writer and that he wes entitled to all the | stook excepting the necessery amount to qualify. As explained to yon the writer will take the notes of “r. Jackson and Mr. Fewport for the emount of cash which will represent their share being one- fifth of the amount paid in and the stock will be en*orsed over to * May 27, 1913. Neleette Lumber Company ,- aL be held as collateral security with an agreement thet the dividends on the same shell go towards producing the note. We think it would be well for you to not intimate to Mr. Privette that you have any fear of what he might do, in facet, we know he ean do nothing, but it will be well to be on the safe side, end ascertain just where we stand. If Mr. Turner asks you the question,- if the $3,000 had be@ peid in before the Company organized, you oan tell him thet it had. The meeting which eleoted the direotors wes a stockholders’ meeting and of course all the stockholders had a rirht to attend.\ The fact that my name had not been mentioneé as one of the imoorporators made no differ- ence because I was a stockholder so it might be well for you to tell ‘wr, turner’ that I had subsroibed for $3,000 of the stook and had paid in the amount. I enclose you herewith my check for $1,500 dated on the 19th. This you will please keer in a safe place where it cannot pet lost. Don't fail to send to me the charter and by-laws. I will make ea copy of the by-laws and return to you and the charter 7 will keep in my safe deposit box. The epreement, of course, will be between the Nelsette Lumber Company and your selves, in fact, no agreement is necessary ezoenpting the apreament that the dividende earned on the ~ateek @hall fo towerdis paping off-the nete whioh Mr. Jewport and Mr.’ ———— ‘ Jackson five me for the amount of meney I put in the business for their account. If they each hold 2c% of the stock they will be entitled to 20% of the dividends. This, of course, goes without saying. I have no objection, however, to executing any agreement whieh will put the matter ine clearer lirht. Very truly yours, <P op cEC/o ‘€ ius. O. Gartean. PAID IN CASH CAPITAL - ° - $25,000.00 SURPLUS (NOVEMBER 25,1912) - 10,102.87 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - ‘+ § $38,102.87 American Woops Corporation WHOLESALE .LUMBER HOME OFFICE OCLC SOUTH BUILDING OWLS HEAD, N. Y. BOSTON, MASS. June 5,19233. Nelsette Lumber Company, Statesville, E.c. Gentlemen: - We have your telegram advising us that you have shipped Sou. car 36784 to apply on order 264 Lazarus, and contents ere 13,681 ft. resawn rough. It would seem that you are not getting very much stock in the car. Te have juet received invoice from @®lexander Lumber Company for a car containing over 21,000 ft. D2S end resawn. This was shipped in ea foreirn oar which we presume 4s the cause of their being able to get so much in. You, probably, are having trouble to get the right size oars. As per your request we enclose check for $500.00. We wrote you yesterday thet we had not received your cash account for last week. ™s would like you to make up a complete cash account showing your receipts and disbursements fvom the time that you commenced business. This account should be made up in two forms,- one account up to May 20th, end e balance brought down, and a new acoount from the 20th. You should oredit capital stock paid in as $3,000,- $1,500 of thie was peid in prior to May 20th, one item was 2622.00 for machinery whioh I paid in oesh in Boston. I then sent you a check for $500.00 and another cheok for $378.00 whioh meade up the $1,500. ‘The other $1,500 you will remember we paid in at the time of commencing business. I am impressed with the idea that you need an up-to-date book keeper and stenoprepher. Mies Kimball, Jane 6, 1913. Nelsette Lumber Company,- -2- would no doubt become valuable to you in time, yet, she does not understand book keeping and of course is no stenographer. I want the books kept in such e way that on the first day of each month you oan semé me a trial balance showing ‘ust what has been done. The cash eccounts which I am having ruled and printed have not yet been delivered to me, but just as soon as they come I will forward to you. At the rate you are going now you surely are not paying expenses, for you only manage to ship about 4 care per week. Some- thing must be done to get your shipments up to at least 10 care per week. We will cive you a standing order for 6 and 8” Roofers to be shipped to New Haven, Conn. via Pinners Point, This stock, Ws of course, is to be beaded on one side ahd to finish 6-1/2 and 7-1/2 face. We do not want these care shipped to the exclusion of orders which you have on your hooks for shipment. Please let me know how many men you have at work and what your pay roll is, also let me know how you are petting alonr with the blower and trimmer. Very truly yours, AMERICAN WOODS CORPORATION. & * a Z : y Ghivs Cy. Cathean. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.—Judge.— Printed and for sale by Brady, The Printer, Statesville, N. C. 3-15- 13-1M. State of North 2 To the Sheriff of... 4 the defendant above named, if.... XH. found within ae to be a Superior Court, at a Court to be held for the County of Sar “halite - — ~ 74 Sail on the. 2 4 + Monday after the..7.. 7". the same being the Lf. day of. 1919, and answer the complaint, a copy of which will be deposited in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court for said County, within the first three days of said Term, and let said Defendant...take notice if... rep fail to answer to the said complaint within that time, the plaintiff_....will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Hereof fail not, and of this summons make due returg, Given under my bend and seal of said Court, thie 4 Clerk of Su We acknowledge ourselves bound unto the Defendant however, if the Plaintiff £ cost as the Defendant... may recover of the Plaintiff eS Witness our hands and seals, this....... . Spccaks day of............... being sworn says he is wo Ga eee see beset (de over and above his debts, liabilities and property exempt from executions. Sworn to and subscribed before me this day of. LIEF. % = é AGAINST SUMMONS FOR Returnable to of the Superior Court of 4 « North Carolina In The Superior Court Iredell County. Before Hon B.F.Long At Chambers . P,R,~Houpe and J.M.Adams -Ve- COMPLAINT. Nelsette Lumber Company (incorporated) The plaintiffs above named complaining of the defendant for cause of action allege and say; Firet. This action is brought in behalf of the above named plaintiffs and such other creditors of the defendant as may come in and make themselves parties to thie procee- ding . Second. That the defendant is a corporation duly orgainzed and existing under the laws of the state of North Carolina, with ite principal office and place of business in the city of Statesville, Iredell County ,North Carolina,and was at all times hereinafter mentioned engaged in the business of a dealer in lumber. Third. That the capital stock, with which said corporation was supposed to cemmence business ,is stated in ite certif- cate of incorporation at Three Thousand Dollars,and that the incorporators and the number of shares of each,as set out in said certificate of incorporation ,are ,A.Privette LO shares , F.Jackson 10 shares, _ —-—sqiNelson 10 shares . That -plaintiffe are advised and Déléeive and so aver that none of the stockholders paid in anything towards the capital stock of eaid corporation ,or have paid anything on their subscription to the capital setock of said corporation ,and that said corporation hase in fact no paid in capital stock whatever . Fourth. That the assets of said corporation ,as plaintiffs re advised and believe ,consist of about $500.00 wonth pf lumber , office fixture to the value of about $65.00 and s+ accounts for, lumber sold to the amount of $200.00 or $300.90 dollare . That defendant is liable and indebted to plain- tiffs ona contract of lease and for the negligent dis- truction of plaintiffe lumber plant in the sum of $5.000.00 as nearly as can be ascertained at the date of filing this complaint. Fifth. That the defendant is insolvent as plaintiffs are advised and believe ,and is unable to carry on its business or carry out its contract with plaintiffs. That of the per- sons whose names appear ae stockholders ,none of whon have paid for or received said stock , only one is solvent only one is solvent as plaintiffe are advised and believe . Sixth. That on the 15th day of March 1913., defendant leased plaintiffs lumber plant. ,machinery and fixtures for the term of two years at an annual rental of §540.00 , payable monthly. That defendant contracted in its said lease that it would at the expiration of said term ,surrender said prem ises in ae good state and condition as reasonable use and wear would permit , damages by the elements excepted. That on the 6th day of September 1913., the plaintiffs lumber plant ,machinery and fixtures ,s0 leased to and in charge of defendant, wae distroyed by fire ,which fire was caused by the ocareleesness and negligence of the defenant , as plaintiffs are advised and believes , to the plaintiffs damage in the sum of about $4.500.00 . Seventh. That defendant is wholy insolvent and unable to car ry out its contract of rental with plaintiffs ,or to rebuild, or restore, plaintiffs lumber plant,nachinery and fixture as it contracted to do ,or to pay the damage in- flicted upon the plaintiffs as above alleged ,and said de- fendant ie now attemrting to collect the acc unts due it and to dispose of the lumber on hands by shipping it out of the state and beyond the jurisdiction of this court,as plaintiffe are advised and believe. Eight. That unless a temrorary receiver is appointed to take charge of the assets of the defendant and hold the same untill this cause cam be heard , all of said assete will be collected and disposed of by the defendant ,and plaintiffs and other creditors of the defendant will be without the means of collecting their-dedts ,or any part thereof . Wherefore plaintiffs demand judgment ;that the court appoint a receiver to take charge of the assets of the defendant and aprly the same to the diecharge of the indebtedness of the defendant under the ordere and directions of the court,(3) and that pending the hearing the court appoint a temporary receiver to take charge of and pre- serve the assets of the defendant untill the hearing. Attorneys for plaintiffs. P.R.Houpe and J.M.Adame being duly sworn ,each for himeelf, deposes and says that the foregoing complaint ie .true of his own knowledge ,except as to those mattere and things therein stated ean information and belief ,and as to those he believes it to be true. Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 8th r of Sept 1913. @ North Carolina In The Superior Court Iredell County. Before Honorable B.F.Long At Chambers. 'P.R.Houpe and J.M.Adams | -Vvs- J] ORDER APPOINTING TEMPORARY RECEIVER Nelseette Lumber Company } Thies cause coming on to be heard and being heard upon the verified complaint ,treated as an affidavit in the Cause, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the defendant is insolvent ,and that the plaintiffs are en- titled to the relief demanded ,to wit the appointment of a temporary receiver to preserve the assets of said defendant pending the hearing of this cause: It is therefore ordered and decreed that 9.9 Meas be and he is hereby appointed temporary receiver of all the property and aseetse of the defendant ,with full power to take charge of and hold the same wherever situated , pending the hearing © of plaintiffe application for a permanent receiver , and do whatever is necessarg and requisite to pre- serve and hold said assets and property untill the final hear- ing of thie cause. Said P.P.Dulin ,before entering upon the dis- charge of his duties under this order ,ehall file with the Clerk of The Superior Court of Iredell County a bond in the eum of swith at least two sureties to be approved by the said Clerk ,for the faithful diecharge of his duties ase temporary receiver under thie order ,and shall also take an oath to faithfully discharge said duties . It de further ordered that all stockholders creditors, agents ,servants and employees and other persons interested in the affaires of the defendant are hereby restrainéd and enjoined from bringing any suit or action whatever against the defendant corporation ,or in interfearing in any way what~ eoever with the property and aessete of the defendant ,or with the said receiver in the discharge of his duites under this order ,pending the hearing of thie cauee, It is further ordered that thie cause be, hear before me at Chambers in the oity of Statesville N.C. es the court room at 12 O8clock M., October 13th 1915., or soon thereafter as said matter can be heard . It is further ordered that summons in this action be served on the stockholders ,coreditors and others interested in the affaires of ihe defendant corporation by publishing a copy thereof once a week for three weeks in the Landmark,a newspaper published in Tredell County N.C., said notice to run through three consecitive issues of said news paper. This cause is retained for further orders and decrees. This september 8th 1913. Z. Ls A woe Judge 15th pistric#. North carolina In The Superior Court Iredell County. P.R.loupe and J.M.Adams -v6e- Bond for temporary receiver. Nelset Lumber Company . (incorporated) Know all men by these presents ,that we P.R.Houpe and J.M.Adams,as principals and of C hag nl ie &S 5 iin plats: as soeoit en are held a: firmly bound unto the defendant above named in the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars,to the payment whereof well and truly to be made, we ,and each of us, bind ourselves our executors and administrators ,heire and assizne ,severally and jointly,firmly by these presents. Sealed with our seals and dated this the 8th day of September 1913. Whereas the above bonden P.R.Houpe and J.M.Adams have applied to the Honorabel B.F.Long, judge of the Superior Court for the 15th Judicial District of this state , for a temporary receiver of the assets of the defendant above named ;and whereas upon hearing eaid application His Honor required the above bonden P.F.Houpe and J.M.Adams to enter into a bond in the eum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollare ,con- ditioned that said plaintiffs will pay to eaid defendant all such costs and damage as said defendant may sustain by reason of said temporary receiver ,not to exceed however the eum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollare, if the court shall finally deoide thatthe flaintiffs were not entitled to eaid receiver . Now therefore the conditions of thie obligation are such ,that if the court shall finnaly decide that plaintiffs are not entitled to a temporary receiver in the above entitled case,the plaintiffe will pay to the defendant above named ,all euch costes and damage eaid defendant may sustain by reason of the appointment of said receiver pending the hearing for the appoint ent of a permanent receiver ,said damage not to exceed however the sum of Two hundred and fifty dollars . and if said . plaintiffs shall well and truly comply with the above con- ditions by paying all such damage and costes ,then this obligation to be null and void otherwise to be in full force and effect . This Sept 8th 1913. Examined and approved by me this the day of Sept 1915. (913. Ke Dat ates Y Worth Carolhoun, made ah Cfauchirg on’ He $A tay 4 ene (918. sn sack. Aeslucek om tulilld 10 shone Fe abort baune manned ghkert., He Gxdedion of thes k Ge Airw, atta sna Worth Carolina, } ) Iredell County. ) In the Superior Court. P. 2. Houpe-& J, NH. adams, ) ) -vs- ) K-27 FD LV IT. i ) Nélsette Iumber Company. Ge. ae Coriran: being Culy sworn deposes and says thet he is the manager of the american. ‘'cocs Corporatior, whiek is a creditor .of the rvelsette Lum@ier Company; tliat chis Gompdny has feitii-and confidence in. the solvency of the my f er ’ om.’ a net - oe odes Uae tie Yelsette Lumber Go-, ant coec not flesire a contindation of the Feoseiver cf said -oompacy Lerctofore ‘eppeinted: by, the Superior Court of Uorth Camgpling, anc oc Such creditor at asks’ that the order franting © temporury receivar be annulled. Sworn to ané subscribed before this the | sas os A-. it G, LS —— Sotewile, NC 0- 2- "| ot heen: Sie ; Ad r : at , its prighfpat 0fflée a¥d: place of the ciff¥ef Statesville, N. C.. will Make no- tice that on the 6th day of Septem Beg, 1913, the following ‘summons was issued and served on said corporation: Iredell County—In the Superior Court. P. R. Houpe and J. M. Adams vs. Nel- sette Lumber Company. Summons for Relief State of North Carolina to the Sheriff of Iredell county, greeting: You are hereby commanded to summon Nelsette Lumber Company, the defendant above named, if it be found within your county, to be and appear before the judge of our Superior Court at a court to be held for the county of Ire- dell at the court house in Statesville on the 6th Monday after the ist Monday of Sep- tember, 1913, the same being the 13th day of October, 1913, and answer the complaint, a copy of which will be deposited in the of- fice of the clerk of the Superior Court for said county within the first three days of said term, and let said defendant take no- jtice if it fail to answer to the said complaint | within that time the plaintiffs will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Hereof fail not and of this sum- | mons make due return. Given under my | hand and seal of said court this the 6th day of September, 191% | J. A. HARTNESS, Clerk Superior Court Iredell County Said stockholders, creditors, dealers and others interested in the affairs of said eor- | poration will further take notice that said action is for the dissolution of said cor- | poration and the appointment of a perma- nent receiver therefor and that said motion will be heard before his Honor, 8B F Long, judge. presiding, at 12 o'clock, om said 13th day of Octobe, 1915, or as soon thereafter as the matters before the court will permit. | By order of his Honor. B. F. LONG, Judge. |. H. P. Grier and J. B. Armfield, Attorneys 24, 19188 whe JH THE LANDMARK = ADVERTISING RATES R. R. CLARK, PROPRIETOR FURNISHED ON APPLICATION SHED TWICE-A-WEEK: TUESOAY AND FRIDAY aut Vurhs, Cy. -OO Sey |< Sasvotee 8y} tr Alaul . ! ou it] JU a oni SuBorqnday Yorum ul pur | torte, SPFAI9S AID Sulquosasdar OneziuBsi0 ue ‘onz¥ar ®IAIVE [Lar [suoneN 94} ‘SyB100wag ayy 0} are i: I 7 ard aynqiystp pue sdtasas [LAL be JenISip 03 uBld 8 Jo agpam Bu @}uU9 94} ysnf st “OJ 2BAIId wos }Sououjurodde — yuoutusoaow OYE suow / aye S weotind Yow pues ‘AQuaurmo0.ac | Pe 3y ueueag pur suowUS s10 ues YUM UT ‘ssorzuo5 £q passe | ATjuodes sainsvow omy 78Y) Buiv97 “IPAIOS¢ 977,0,18y) 04 qoyedsiqg uorsUTysr | “JUSPISerg ay} 0} s[toddy ansva’] P1AIAG [ary Nr rt en 1) Salosille, NE. [o- ease bures(q-Apawo) — «« BEY Ysayy pon ay) a “Apawioy— Yon] amo—— ce OO ee PURGSOY Jy Burseay wo) dwy i << BRIG oy} SazBAayy syurs AVdSHYO “BUrRA(] 104914 J904-0M} jnyINE wT cc BAK OY Jo a uf u HE DMARK -- «APPA, Bp ~.. One Yan, i $2 00 R. R. CLARK, PROPRIETOR Six Monrus, 100 THREE MonTHS, 60 PUBLIBGHED TWICE-A-WEEK: TUESOAY ANDO FRIDAY to-)=1G1> Welerte Torte ey. ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION North Carolina, ) Superior Courte ) Iredell County. ) P. Re Houpe & J. Lk. Adams Nelsette Uumber Cornpany. 9) ) -Vv8s- ANSWER. ) The defendant answering the plaintiffs’ complaint alleges and says: First: Paragraph one of the complaint is supposed to be true, Second: Paragraph two is admitted. Third: That in answer to allegations contained in third, the defendant denies each and every allegation there- in set forth, except the first six lines thereof, Pourth: That it denies allerations contained in the fourth piratraph of the complaint. Pees Fifth: That it denies allegations contained in the fifth paragraph, except that it admits the solvency of one of its stockholders, Sixth: That in answer to paragraph sixth, the de- fendant denies each and every allegation therein set forth, except it admits, the burning of the plant on the 6th of September, 1913. Seventh: That the defendant denies each and every allegation contained in the. seventh paragraph of the complaint; and further anawering said paragraph it alleres that the defen- dant is under no contract or obligation with the plaintiff to rebuild said plant, and is advised, believes and so alleges that it i8 not liable in damazes for the deetruction of said plant by fire, Eighth: It dénies each and every allegation in paragraph eight of said complaint, And proceeding to further answer said complaint the \ (aps - ~ defendant allezes and says: First: That the plant where the defendant company carried on its main business in the City of Statesville was partially destroyed by fire on the 6th day of September, 1913 by the destruction of the main builiins, and some machinery therein, which building was situete upon the lands leased from the plaintiffs at an annual rental of forty five dollars per month, and at the time of the burning of said building there was due the plaintiff the sum of thirty-three dollars, which amount the defendant, within ten days of the fire tender- ed the plaintiffs in writing, which js the full amount due them, and the onl indebtedness of the defendant to er Houpe & Adams, BaD te daad “oreiny ecetin hed ig toteta i. Second: That the aggregate indebtedness of the defendant is about $2,204.34 due the follewing creditors to-wit: 5. 4A. Woods Machine Co, ¥1,744.00 C. k. Corkran 122.00 Sundry local accountalStatesville) About 100,00 American Woods Corporation (C. a. Brown Collection) 205,34 Houpe & Adams, rent 335.00 _ “92,204.34 Third: That the assets of the Company are as follows: * Value of Machinery on hand #1 ,800.00 Accounts receivable, about 400.00 | lin ak LEK : 1,600.00 Office Fixtures 65,00 Aggregating ---------~----~------------ $3,765.00 f Fourth: That the lumber now on the lands shen the plant was destroyed is the property of The Anerican Woods -in / é Corporation, and is not an asset of the defendant company; That The American Woods Corporation advanced the money to the defendant company with which to purchase said lumber, and that it did purchase the same for the corporation aforesaid. Thich lunber after being purchased was delivered to the defendant company to be dressed and prepared for market for said corporation, and to be shipped direct to American Woods Corooration aforesaid, at Boston, Lass, or to its customers as per its orders, the defendant company charging for its service for preparing the lunber for market, Fifth: That the defendant's indebtedness to the S. A. Woods Co, is based upon the purchase of certain machines now upon the premises for whiel it holds the defendant's obligations, and in which title is reserved in ‘said 3. a. Woods Machine Company. Sixth: That the ten shares subscribed to the capital stock of said Company by N. Ee. Nelson, was assirned to C. bk. * Cockran, and the ten shares subscribed by A. Privett was assicneg to /Newport; that R. Jackson, an original subd- (0 Fhracz soriber, and fp iewport, who were to have charge of the business of said Conpany, were unable to,pay their subsori With haid-Srocfort nd Praia tions aforesgid, and that C. &. Cockran azreed, to role ie the A money to pay! gaia subsoriptions, and hold their stock until he was reimbursed. That said Coockran paid $1500.00 on the capital stock as follows to-wit: May 9, 1913, 3S. A. Woods Machine Co. $622.00; May 9, 1914, Meleette Iumber Co. $500,; Liay 17, 1913, Nelsette Lumber Co, 3378,00, at the time of payment of said amounts, C. bk. Corkran instructed the book- keeper and local manager to credit the same to the capital stock, “hich he failed and nesleoted to do, and erroneously oredited the American Woods Corporation with $878.00 of said amount. That subsequently C. & Corkran sent his per- -3- dew Ler he canit “A stock when needed; and as the Company “eEmet fh = td Pth for #1500.00 to be appli did not need the funds the sane was not cashed. And in the meantime Newport, its Manacer, proved unfaithful to the duties of his office, and it hecame necessary to make other arrancementsg (AEE ene eR RRS SEC RRND lt A RI tA RN AE IT ° — f is Seventh: That the defendant comoany is solvent and has abundant assets to vay and discharge.all legal obligations arainst it, and is desirous of continuing its husiness in the City of Statesville, and will do so, upon the revocation of the order of the Court appointing a receiver. Kighth: That the plaintiffs, whose only lawful clain dtainst this de*eniant is 3335.00, ‘*ich hap been ten- dered them as hereinbefore alle; ned, are the only creditors of the defendant asking for a receiver, WHEREFORE, the deferdant asks that the order appointing a temporary receiver be set aside, and the proper- ty of the defendant restored to it, and that it go without day and recover its cost ani such other relief as it nay be entitled to. t- ha whet attorneys for Defendant. — Re Mekson hein? duly sworn denoses and says, that he is treasurer of the defendant company, and that the fore- roing answer is true of his own knowledge, except those matters and things stated on information ani belief, and as to those he believes it to be true. Subseribed and svorn to eon me, esd or Z 1913. \ (? ’ Lt Y, S iS, @ In The Matter of the receivership of the Nelset Lumber Co., P.P.Dulin after being duly sworn says; That on the 2th day of eeptember,he’ took charge of the property and books of the Nelset Lumber Co., as temporary receiver ; That he has examined the books of said Neleet Lumber So., and said books show the following facts in reference to aecets and liabilities ,to wit: Assets. Accounts receivable ( in various small aocts ) $485.30 83 M. lumber at $10.00 per M. 820.00 Machinery damaged by fire (estimated value) 500.00 Office furniture 65.90 Total assete of said Nelset Lumber Co., $1870. 20 Liabilities. Accounts payable as follows , to wit: Amey ican Yoods Corporation J.M. Adams T.L.Steel Creedmore pros J.P.Galliher W.M. Boggs C.C.Parks 8.A.Woods Machine Co., (notes) The following items do not appear on the books bt have been presented as a liability. Lewis & Lewis attys for J.F.Ingram Total liabilities(not inoluding olaim of att Adams & Houpe ) os: £2) 2 @- 2 8 Se... 8 $4.063.18 Aseets Oe ee SD SO Ot Se we Oe Sh Se Liabilities in excess of assets... Hh tee i il That afl to two of the items claimed to be in payment of Coekrans stook, to wit $500.00 on May Sth and $378.00 on May 17th 1913., ‘the books show that both sum were = paid by and oredited to the American Yoods Corporation on ite lumber account . That the stoc: book shows that the three persons who are subsoribers for,or own, fhe stock of said oor- raration are C.E.Corkran of Boston Mase 11 shares ., C.D.Newport (residence unknown but listed as of States- ville N.C.) 11 shares., R.Jaokeson Statesville N.C. 10 shares . That from a thourough examination of said books and the vishble assets of said oor;joration it appears to affiant that the said Nelset Lumber Company is insolvent and that all the stock of said corporation , exoert that subscribed for by R.Jackson is held by non residents of thie state. Sworn to and subscribed before me thie the 168th day of Sctober 1913. In The Matter of the receivership of the Neleet Lumber Co., C.H.Turner ,after being duly sworn ,deposes and says; That he is a machinest living in Statesville N.C. and is now,and has for a number of years past been,engaged in running the Turner Machine shops, where he repairs and handles varioue kinde of machinery. That affiant has examined the . machinery of the Nel- set Lumber Co., with a view of apcertaining ite present value; that said machinery has been damages in the fire which destroyed the building in which it was situated; that after a careful examination of said machinery it is affiants opini-n that said machinery is not worth over the sum of s6fo & a ‘L, | Sworn to and subscribed before me thie the 18th day of notober 1913. 4 In The Matter of the receivership of the Nelset Lumber Co., P.P.Dulin after being duly eworn says;. That on the _9th 1913. _ day of September,he took charge of the property and books of the Nelset Lumber Co., as temporary receiver ; That he has examined the books of said Neleet Lumber Co., and said a books ghow the following facts in reference to Feioete ,and liabilities ,to wit: Assets. Accounts receivable ( in various emall.accte ) £485 .20 82 M. lumber at £19.00 per M. 820.00 Machinery damaged by fire (estimated value) 500.00 Office furniture 65.90 Total assets of said Nelset Lumber Co., $1870.20 Liabilities. Accounts payable as follows , to wit: American "oods Corr-ration J.M.Adamse T.L.Steel Creedmore pros J.P.Galliher W.M.Bogges C.C.Parke S.A.Woods Machine Co., (notes) The following items do not appear on the books b t have been presented as a liability. Lewis & Lewis attye for J.F.Ingram Total liabilitiee(not including claim of Adame & Houpe ) ce oe wee oe «CeCe Bee 6 ho 8s ee 6 ie 8 i 6S: 70,20 Liabilities in excess of assets... ° 2.182. That a& to two of the iteme claimed . to be in payment of Cockrans stock, \to wit #500.00 on May Sth and $378.00 on May 17th 1913., the books show that both sumwere aXe a 4 paid by and credited to the American Yoods Corporation on ite lumber account . That the stoc: book shows that the three persons who are subscribers for,or own, the stock of eaid cor- paration are C.E.Corkran of Boston Mase 11 shares ., C.D.Newport (residence unknown but listed as of States- ville: ¥.¢.) 11 shares., P.Jackson Statesville N.C. 10 shares . That from a thourough examination of said books and the viskble assets of said corporation it appears to affiant that the said Nelset Lumber Company is insolvent and that all the stock of said corporation , excert that subecribed for by F.Jackeon is held by non residents of thie state. Sworn to and gubscribed before s the 18th day of October 1913. North Carolina, { Superior Court, Iredell County, § October Term, 1913, P,.R, Houpe and J.)’. Adams t Aing oer 5h x ‘es Vs. Interplea of Jeff Ingram. ____. Neisett Lumber Co., (inc, ) Jeff Ingram comes into Court and makes himself a party to this proceeding, and says: Piret, That the defendant, the Nelsett Lumber Co,, is andebted to XK him in the sum of Fifteen Dollars for work and labor performed for the defendant, which sum is now due and oweing him without off set or counter claim, Second,. - That. he believes that the Nelset “urber Co,, is insolvent, unable to carry out its contracts or continue its business, and he joins in the prayer of the plaintiffs asking that a permanent re- ceiver he appointed to the end that the assets, if any, of the _ defendants be collected and applied to the payment of the just claims = Oull ges Attorneys for Jeff Ingran, against said defandant, Jeff Ingram after being duly sworn says that the above inter- plea is true of his own knowledge, except ag to those matters and things therein stated on information and belief, and as to those he believes it to he true, Sworn to and subscribed before me this.the 24th, day of October, 1913, North Carolina Superior Court Iredell County. October Term 1913 P.F.Houpe and J.M.AJams I ve { INTERPLFA OF Creedmore Bros. NelaettLumber Co., (inc) I me. Creedmore Rros,a partnershir composed of W/ o. Creedmore and ri «NN, Creedmore come into court and make themselves parties to thia proceeding ,and a‘ledge: Firet That the defendant ,the Nelsett Lumber Co., is indebted to the said firm of Creedmore Bros in the sum of *40.93 for lumber sold and delivered said defendant,which sum is now due and owing said firm without off set or counter claim. ; Second. That wet the’ beleive that the Neleett Lumber Co., is inglovent ,unable to carry out it contracts or continue ite business,and they join in the prayer of the plaintiffs asking that a permanent receiver be appointed to the end that the assetts ,if any ,of the defen‘ant mag be collec- ted mp and applied to the payment of the just claims againet said defendant. W, i. Creedmore after being duly sworn seays that the above interplea is true of his own knowledge ,except as to those makkax mattere and things therein stated on information and belief ,and as to those he believes it to be true . Sworn to and subscribed before WU Lh Ore Ani me this the 34th day of “ctober a feted Bak 24/93 a8 ~ J tM 11 teid ZB, North Carolina Iredell County October Term,1913. P.R. Houpe and J.M. Adams --Vs-- - Nelsette Lumber Company. This cause coming on before the undersigned at this tern, and being debated by Counsel representing the different parties, upon the motion of the defendants to vacate the receivership by P.P. Dulin: It is considered by the Court after considering the whole record and the argument of Counsel, that the said motion be, and the same is hereby denied, and the receiver heretofore appointed is continued in his duties, until the further orders of this Court. To this order the defendants excepted. ~ Judge oz fteenth hn hing = Ghe Eldon Com pany 94 a - WHOLESALE LUMBER Pey at sight to the order of y Five Hundred and ae wa “s ; 44. Nn,_1240 4 BOSTON, os re itt wea es €. Corkran \ - > . ; ‘ No. J 40 BOSTON. tincole n Mei ey Jn B 8 EN Cp AK ~ x A Dollars No. 75S tv TOWSON, MD.,__ wson National Ba Riess ne order of LZ hla: Dhrrxto ~~ The Eldo€ Cowpany 5 : 3 HE ORDER OF OR TRUST CO. P Bpaneesenents GLARAK & pS 12 tis Gi MATUNAL DAivin. PHILA. 3-13 SBRH WAYNE. Jr. Gashie 3 Receiver 1913 North Carolina Iredell County In the matter of Mrs. Mary Sims and J.L. Sloan end R.V. Brawley, Receivers of The White Company. Know all men by these presenis that we, Mrs. Mary Sims @s principal ,and M.A. Feinster and W. L. Cornelius, as sureties are held and firmly bound unto J.L. Sloan and R.V. Brawley ,as temporary receivers of The White Company and their successors in office, either as temporary or permanent receivers, in the sum of $1500.00 (FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS) to the payment of which well and truly to be made we bind ourselves, our executors and administrators firmly by these presents. Signed sealed and delivered: thie the2ad day of July,1913. fhe condition of this obligation is such that whereas fre. Mary Sims has laid claim to certain millinery stock and fixtures now located in the building where the stock of The White Company issituated and in charge of said receivers; and whereas Hon.B.F. Long, Judge of the 15th Judicial District of North Carolina, upon motion of the above bounden Mrs. Mary Sims hes issued an order directing J.L. Sloan and R.V. Brawley as temporary receivers of THE WHITE COMPANY to deliver unto seid ire. Mary Sime the above mentioned property claimed by her; upon her executing unto seid JeL. Sloan and R.V. Brawley, s good ani sufficient bon in the sum of FIFTEEN HUBDRED ($1500.00) DOLLARS with sureties. NOW , THEREFO If the men ounden Mrs. Mary Sims aheall Crt ah ol — part of onie property, to the said J.L. Sloan redeliver ali,or and R.V. Brawley or their successors in office, if the Court shall finally determine that she is not the owner thereof and not entitled to its possession ageinst seid receivers, then and in that event this obligation to be mull and void; otherwise to remain in full y* force and effect. ee e 4 | Co? heli fe. r U a