In re Brockman

EVANS, District Judge.

Certain creditors of the bankrupt who have proved and had their claims allowed have filed objections to the bankrupt’s discharge. The grounds urged are: First. That the bankrupt, with intent to conceal his financial condition, failed to keep books or records from which such condition might be ascertained. Second. If he kept books at all, he destroyed or concealed them. Third. That within four months immediately preceding the filing of the petition he transferred to Logan Cravens a pistol, to Luther Brockman a pistol, to bankrupt’s wife a pair of bracelets, and to a Mrs.…