Ogden Evening Standard | 1910-08-23 | Page 2 | General Kurtz Holds the Fort

' aocount he wag Informed that the bank's Interests had been transferred transfer-red to Brlgham M. Robinson and that ho would havt to nettle with' tho Ut' ter. 'A bond of $2,600 was also filed with the court. Everything was quiet about the Sanitarium yesterday, Kurtz and Robinson Rob-inson still maintaining their Joint possession of the establishment "until "un-til 3 o'clock when Deputy Sheriff Murphy' arrived on tho scene with tho court's orders. - . Robinson Immediately conimunl-cated-. with his atlorneyB ,anJ after a brief conference decided to obey tho Instructions. GENERAL KURTZ HOLDS JE FORT Jerry Kurtz Is again In full possession posses-sion of the Ogden sanitarium. Deputy Depu-ty Sheriff Murphy having served B. M. Robinson and his assistants with papers yesterday, compelling them to vacate the premises at once. Suit was brought In the district court yesterday against Brlgham M. Itoblnson and the Pingree National bank asking that the sheriff's deed to the Sanitarium be declared a mortgage mort-gage and that tho property be re-conveyed. re-conveyed. Also that the defendants be restralued from Interfering with Mr. Kurtz In his management of tho establishment and that a sum amount-lug amount-lug to little more than seven hundred dollars bo paid to covr receipts tak-f-ii In at the Sanitarium by lioblnson together with damages, etc. The complaint states that J. II. Kurtz purchased the Sanitarium property under a sheriffs sale and that he borrowed from the Pingree National bank $S,500. Of this amount 53,000 was paid, leaving a balance of rC.fiO still due. It Is set forth that when the plaintiff reproached! the bank vlth a proposition to ettle the