Storrs v. Storrs
Supreme Court of Florida
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Franklin county. Judge McClellan, of the First Circuit, sat in the place of Justice Raney, who was disqualified. The facts of the case are stated in the, opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Judge McClellan
delivered the opinion of the court:
C. L. and Ellen E. Storrs are husband and wife. In May or June, 1881, C. L. Storrs went to Chicago, Illinois, and represented to Warren Springer that he was building in Florida a tug boat to be called the Benjamin L. Curtis, and purchased from said Springer the machinery for said tug boat at an agreed price of about $1,700, and drew four *275•drafts in favor of said Springer on E. Emlin & Sons, upon which said Springer negotiated and realized about the sum of $2,200, that the money realized from said drafts was paid ■over to said C. L. Storrs…
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