Railroad Reorganization
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Your receivers are not willing under any circumstances to file an additional bond in such jurisdiction, nor are they willing to put » Ry. Rev. 35: 461, 1895.
' Proceedings were begun in the Seattle court in August. See Chron. 61: 241, 1895; Ry. Age, 20: 394, 1895; Ibid. 20: 418, 1895; Ibid. 20: 430, 1895.
' Up to this time such accounts had been filed in the Milwaukee court * Ry. Age, 20: 442, 1895; Ry. Rev. 35: 503, 1895.
300 RAILROAD REORGANIZATION themselves in a position to endanger their r...ight to challenge the jurisdiction of that honorable court." * Judge Jenkins accepted the resignations and appointed Messrs. McHenry, chief engineer of the Northern Pacific, and Bigelow, a Milwaukee banker, receivers.' The hitherto respected principle of comity had, however, lost all force. On September 30 Judge Sanborn at St. Paul confirmed Judge Jenkins's appointments for the states of Minnesota and North Dakota; on October i Judge Hanford at Tacoma refused to accept the resignation of the old receivers, but removed them and appointed Andrew F.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your receivers are not willing under any circumstances to file an additional bond in such jurisdiction, nor are they willing to put » Ry. Rev. 35: 461, 1895.
' Proceedings were begun in the Seattle court in August. See Chron. 61: 241, 1895; Ry. Age, 20: 394, 1895; Ibid. 20: 418, 1895; Ibid. 20: 430, 1895.
' Up to this time such accounts had been filed in the Milwaukee court * Ry. Age, 20: 442, 1895; Ry. Rev. 35: 503, 1895.
300 RAILROAD REORGANIZATION themselves in a position to endanger their r...ight to challenge the jurisdiction of that honorable court." * Judge Jenkins accepted the resignations and appointed Messrs. McHenry, chief engineer of the Northern Pacific, and Bigelow, a Milwaukee banker, receivers.' The hitherto respected principle of comity had, however, lost all force. On September 30 Judge Sanborn at St. Paul confirmed Judge Jenkins's appointments for the states of Minnesota and North Dakota; on October i Judge Hanford at Tacoma refused to accept the resignation of the old receivers, but removed them and appointed Andrew F.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stuart Daggett to read onlineMoreLess
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