McLean v. St. Paul & Chicago Railway Co.
New York Court of Common Pleas
1Opinion of the Court
Larremore, C: J.
Two causes of action were alleged in the complaint upon transactions between Henry Thornton, *83J. G-. T. Child and others, the plaintiff’s assignors, and the St. Paul and Pacific Railway Company, the predecessor of-the St. Paul and Chicago Railway Company, a corporation of the state of Minnesota. The first cause of action was based upon a contract made August 4, 1865, between the Pacific Railway Company and Thornton and Child to grade a railroad from Winona to St. Paul, in the state of Minnesota, or furnish the money therefor.
The second cause of action refers to the contract…
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