San Antonio Daily Light, 9 Sep 1896, p. 5: Inventory Filed (Slayden and Clarkson).
Image · dated 9 Sep 1896 · source: The Portal to Texas History, University of North Texas Libraries (digitized newspaper), https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1683941/m1/5/.
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Word-for-word transcription (spellings kept; uncertain letters in brackets).
INVENTORY FILED.
Assets and Liabilities of the Firm of Slayden, Clarkson and Robards.
The inventory of assets and liabilities of the firm of Slayden, Clarkson and Robards was filed in the county clerk's office this morning, and is as follows:
Assets of firm composed of stock in the Yoakum Improvement Co., and Standard Compress Co.; also, real estate in Yoakum and San Antonio as well as various amounts in open accounts, $199,648.29. Assets of J. L. Slayden, composed of stock in the San Antonio Real Estate Exchange, the Schulenburg Compress Co., the Yoakum Improvement Co., the San Antonio Compress Co., the F. F. Collins Mfg. Co., and the Beethoven Maennerchor, $48,010.00.
Assets of W. B. Clarkson, composed of stock in S. A. R. E. exchange, Schulenburg Compress Co., Yoakum Imp. Co., Capitol Compress Co., S. A. Compress Co., $52,851; assets of W. C. Robards, composed of stock in S. A. R. E. exchange, Schulenburg Comgress Co., West Texas Imp. Co., Youkum Warehouse Co., Capitol Compress Co., S. A. Compress Co. one notes, Jersey bull, billiard table, two horses, buggy and land in Laredo, $140,901.94. Total assets, $439,901.94. Total indebtedness of the firm, $227,678.93; unsecured indebtedness of the firm, $22,621.86. Total indebtedness, $250,300.79.
In addition there are open accounts due to firms in Russia, Spain, Germany, England and in New York, the amounts of which are not yet ascertained.
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- San Antonio Daily Light, 9 Sep 1896, p. 5, 'Inventory Filed' · the original at The Portal to Texas History
