County of Cerro Gordo v. County of Hancock
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Hancock Circuit Court. The plaintiff claims of the defendant $163 expended for the relief of one Inger Hanson, a pauper, alleging that the said pauper was a resident of Hancock county, and that the defendant was liable for her support. The cause was tried to the court, and judgment was rendered for the plaintiff as claimed. The defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtDay, J.
1. RESIDENCE: facts establishing : county. The cause is submitted simply upon the facts and legal conclusions found by the court, which are as follows: “Inger Hanson, the pauper for whose support this action is brought, was born in Norway and .g now 24 years old and single. She came to Green Meadow, Minnesota, about four years ago, and remained there with her uncle about seven weeks. Erom there sht *115came to Osage, in Mitchell county, in this State, with her brother’s wife and remained there about one week, visiting her cousin.
From there she came to Clear Lake, Cerro Gordo county,, and worked…
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