Leman v. Chipman

Calkins, C.

This is a creditor’s suit to set aside a conveyance of an 80-acre tract of land made by the defendant Jesse P. Chipman to his Wife, the defendant Mary L. Chipman, and to subject the same to the payment of a judgment against the first named defendant. The land was entered by Jesse P. Chipman under the provisions of the several acts of congress to encourage the growth of timber on the western prairies, commonly known as the “timber culture law.” The final certificate was dated March 7, 1893. The plaintiff’s judgment was recovered upon an appeal bond which Jesse P. Chipman signed as…