Conrad v. Johnson

This was a proceeding by the appellee, who was the plaintiff, against Conrad, to enforce an award made pursuant to a submission agreed on by the parties. The agreement to submit is, in substance, as follows : “ David Id. Conrad and William Johnson have agreed to submit a matter of difference between them, being a contract made for a lot of hogs, on September 8th, 1857, to the award and determination of Michael Tucker, David Chesnut and Samuel Sioigart, or any two of them; the award to be made in writing and delivered to the parties on or before the 1st of April, 1858; said arbitration to be…