Merriam v. Victory Mining Co.
Oregon Supreme Court
From Douglas : J. C. Fullerton, Judge. Decided 13 February, 1899. On First Motion to Dismiss Appeal. Suit by Phillip Merriam against the Victory Placer Mining Co., J. T. C. Nash, and others. From a decree directing distribution of the assets of defendant company, J. T. C. Nash appealed. Motion to dismiss appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Wolverton
In the course of litigation affecting it, S. W. Blaisdell was appointed receiver of the defendant corporation. During his management of the business of the concern as such receiver, many claims were presented to him for adjustment and payment; among them, the claims of Willis Kramer and nineteen others for labor and material, aggregating $7,013.09. J.T. C. Nash also presented a claim for $90,000 on account of certain bonds executed by the corporation, and secured by mortgage upon the real property of the concern ; and Thomas E. Sturgeon for $2,000, being the amount of four such bonds alleged…
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