Source,Granville, N.Y. Sentinel--Fri. Jan.23, 1914. GRANVILLE, N.Y. SLATE COMPANY BANKRUPT. Operations Suspended and the Directors Take Action. The Baltimore Slate company of Granville Friday filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy at Utica and it has been referred to Referee King of Troy to call a meeting of the bankrupt's creditors. The petition shows that the company has suspended operations, and at a meeting of the directors held on January 10, S. E. Everts the secretary-treasurer of the company, was authorized to file a petition of bankruptcy. The schedules show that the company owes $ 12,741, of which there is $ 504 due in wages, $ 5,198 on secured claims, $ 1,401 unsecured, $2,000 on notes and bills, and $3,636 on accommodation paper. The value of the assets is $11,056, including real estate, $10,000 subject to a mortgage for $4,500 held by a local bank. The secured claims include four attachments. the estate of Helen Taber of Granville is the largest creditor. It claims is $10,000.