MORTON, District Judge.
If the appointment of the trustee had lain with the referee in the first instance, I do not think that any reasonable objection could be made to what he did. The persons whom he named are admittedly entirely suitable and represented all interests. The difficulty is that the act puts the selection into the hands of the creditors, and in this case an overwhelming majority in number and amount of them were in favor of Mr. Hill as sole trustee...
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