Cox v. Beck
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Oregon
This was a suit in equity by Richard T. Oox, as receiver of the First National Bank of Arlington, against George H. Beck and Joseph T. Beck, partners as Beck Bros., and the National Bank of Heppner, Or.
1Opinion of the Court
BELLINGER, District Judge.
On the 24th day of July, 1894, the First National Bank of Arlington became insolvent, and was so adjudged by the comptroller of the treasury; and on the 2d day of August following the complainant was, by the order of the comptroller, appointed receiver of such bank. On November 20, 1894, the defendants Beck Bros, executed a chattel mortgage to the complainant, to secure certain promissory notes theretofore made by them to the Arlington Bank, upon 7,450 head of stock sheep, being all the sheep owned by them, “together with the increase therefrom to be born during the…
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