In re Wooten

PURNELL, District Judge.

The referee certifies that on March 24, 1902, J. M. Wooten, son of the bankrupt, filed a claim against the bankrupt estate for $2,291.35, attaching to the certificate a copy of the claim, consisting of cash loaned June 1, 1897, and interest $287; same, December 4, 1897, $200, interest $51.30; same, January 1, 1900, $500, and interest $66; same, January 6, 1900, $175, and interest $12.50,— which claim was objected to by the attorney for creditors. The referee ruled that on account of the near relationship existing between the bankrupt and claimant the burden'of proof is…