Niblack v. Cosler
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern Ohio
This was a suit in equity by William C. Niblack, receiver of the Columbia National Bank of Chicago, against S. S. Cosier, assignee of Dwiggins, Btarbuck & Co., a partnership doing business under the firm name of the Valley Bank, to compel the allowance of a certain claim.
1Opinion of the Court
BAG B, District Judge.
This suit is to compel the allowance of a claim against the Valley Bank, founded upon two certificates of deposit which the defendant ha.s rejected. The inai erial facts, as they appear in the record, are as follows:
Dwiggins, Starbuck & Co. owned a half interest in the Valley Bank, a private banking institution located at Yellow Springs, Ohio; and B. B. Bucket and his brother owned the other half. James M. Btarbuck of Dwig'gins, Btarbuck & Go., was president, W. ii. Btarbuck, vice president. B. B. Bucked, cashier, and B. B. Cosier, teller.
On the 17th of November, 1892,…
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