In re Erie Lumber Co.
District Court, S.D. Georgia
In Bankruptcy. On exceptions to report of special master fixing priorities of claims.
1Opinion of the Court
SPEER, District Judge.
The Erie Dumber Company had its manufacturing plant near Dumber, City, in this district. It was a venture of an important character in the manufacture of lumber. In addition'to the sawmill, there was extensive machinery for the manufacure of veneering, which is largely used in furniture and cabinet work. The plant was under the control of one Alfred Short, who represented certain interests, and Sylvester J. Tinthoff, who represented others. There was an utter disagreement between these men, and finally Tinthoff, who represented the creditors, filed a proceeding praying…
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