O'Day v. Bowker

These are appeals from final decrees in two suits in equity heard upon issue joined and evidence. The evidence is not reported, and the only questions before us are whether the decree in each suit is warranted by the frame of the bill, and is consistent with the facts found and recited in the decree.

The first suit was brought on May 26, 1885, by Elizabeth O’Day, a minor, who sues by her guardian, John W. McDonald, against Edwin F. Bowker, to redeem a lot of land from tax sales and conveyances made to the defendant in 1881 and 1882, for the payment of taxes assessed in 1880 and 1881. The…