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Show DUNNING AGENTS GET NO NOTICES Salt Lake, March 2. Three bank-I bank-I rupt cases wero before the rederal court yesterday morning. The petition of Adam M. Little was dismissed by reason of the fact that the petition for discharge was not advertised within with-in the specified time, and William Isherwood and H. E. Zerbe were eacr-given eacr-given time to come within the order of the court In making public their petitions for discharge. After the disposal of the bankrupt cases Judge Marshall handed down an opinion concerning orders of tho federal court In relation to bankrupts. He said that any order of bankruptcy from the federal court was binding to the state courts. Whllo no names wore mentioned, the opinion was aimed aim-ed at some of the local collection agencies, ag-encies, who have. In the past paid but little attention to the orders of tho United States court discharging persons per-sons as bankrupts until they were furnished fur-nished with a certificate from the clerk of the court. The sense of the opinion handed down by Judge Marshall was to tho effect that it was not necessary for the collection agency to be furnished , with a certificate of any person discharged dis-charged as a bankrupt, but that the order of the court was sufficient evidence evi-dence of the person's bankruptcy and : being freed from his obligations. |