Salt Lake Tribune | 1900-09-11 | Page 3 | Bacon Free from Debt

BACON FREE FROM DEBT I I RECEIVES HIS DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY Objecting Creditors Failed to Appear in Court Moss Brothers Taken to State Prison Deputy Clerks Bonds James H Bacon received his discharge dis-charge in bankruptcy yesterday The objectors failed to appear at Ogden where the matter came before Judge Marshall on Saturday last and after waiting until yesterday the Judge discharged dis-charged Bacon Federal Court Notes Deputy Clerk Christy of the United States Circuit court and United States District court yesterday filed his bonds In the sum of 10000 each the Fidelity and Deposit company of Maryland Mary-land being the surety The bond was formerly 20000 in each court but it hag recently been reduced i Judge Marshall yesterday signed the person commitment of Pete and Fred Moss the counterfeiters who recently pleaded guilty at Ogden and the men wore taken to the penitentiary O t > 0 The case of Charles T Gibbs a merchant mer-chant of West Portage who Hied a petition pe-tition in bankruptcy at Ogden last Saturday Sat-urday was > festerday referred to the Ogden referee Gibbbs liabilities are S3U13S5 and his assets 15LM30 1