Brown v. Hunter

The present suit is the outgrowth of the various actions between the Bassick Mining Company and its creditors. In 1885 one Sehoolfield commenced a suit against the company to enforce a lien against the property of the corporation, and therein one James W. Kurtz was appointed receiver of all its estate and property. Divers other persons became parties, claiming liens on various grounds, and the action proceeded to judgment, decree and sale. After the sale, and the distribution of the funds, the receiver rendered his accounts to the court, was allowed his compensation and discharged *528from any…