Ramp v. Marion County
Oregon Supreme Court
Marion County: Geo. H. Burnett, Judge. This is an action by Mary A. Ramp against Marion County to recover one hundred and forty-five dollars and thirty-three cents alleged to have been unlawfully collected by the county from the plaintiff as taxes for the year 1890, and comes here on an appeal by plaintiff from a judgment in favor of the county on a demurrer to the complaint.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Bean
*462The material allegations in the complaint are that at the time the county assessor called upon the plaintiff for the purpose of listing her property for assessment and taxation, she owned no property liable to assessment and taxation in the county, except three certain mortgages of the aggregate amount and value of two thousand eight hundred dollars. But thereafter, and before the meeting of the board of equalization, she borrowed of Ladd & Bush four thousand dollars, and of Samuel Bamp one thousand dollars, which she loaned to her son B. F. Bamp, taking his promissory note therefor; and that…
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