Granite State Provident Association

Receiver Humphrey, of the Granite State Provident Association, held a loug conference with Judge Pearsoii Tuesday ïnoming about the affairs of the corapany. Mr. Hnmphrey has been uotified by the New Hampshire receiver that tho Eupieme ccurt of New Hampshire has decided that all mortgages and securities which will have to be collected in Michigan should be tnrned over to the Michigan receiver. Thií is a victory for Michigan, and settles a very perplexing question, for there was no way by which the oourt here could compel the delivery of the papers. The collection of all these assets will be left to Mr. Humprey. There is still a question about bow the money should be divided. The New Hampshire receiver claims that the Michigan assets should be divided equally with all the creditors, while Mr. Humphrey claims that all Michigan claims should be paid in full from the Michigan assets and the balance, if any remains, should be turued over to the New Hampshire receiver. For the purpose of settling that questioa the New Hampsbire receiver bas asked to be made a party to the case here and