Smith v. Schlink

On the 15th day of September, 1891, A. P. Campbell, by a written instrument of that date, sold and transferred ;to Joseph P. Schlink the houses, wharfs, fixtures and personal property within the inelosure of The Berkeley Amusement and Land Company’s grounds at Berkeley Lake, together with a lease of the grounds previously given by The Denver Land & Security Company to John Elitch, and to the ownership of which Campbell had succeeded. Among the buildings transferred was a building in the shape of an octagon, which constitutes part of the matter in controversy in this case. Schlink had beeu in…