Mississippi Mills v. Bauman

JAMES, Chief Justice.

E. Bauman, a merchant, on December 7, 1891, executed a deed of trust on his property subject to execution, consisting of several stores, to E. M. Reardon and J. B. Simpson as trustees, to secure certain of his creditors. Some of these creditors being dissatisfied with the trustees, applied for a receivership in reference to the property, which was" granted, and B. Blankenship was appointed receiver. Pursuant to the orders of the proper court, the receiver sold certain of the merchandise to Crawford & Crawford, who shortly after-wards sold the same to M. Iralson & Co. This…