Wood v. Davin

On July 2, 1902, at Walla Walla, Washington, J. A. Wood, unmarried, and his mother, Clarissa T. Wood, a widow, as vendors, entered into a contract with S. Y. Davin and Xavier Michellod, as vendees, whereby they agreed to sell and convey to the vendees, for the purchase price of $28,000, a certain ranch comprising about 2,800 acres of land, known as the “O. L. Stock Banch,” and situate on Lightning Creek and Little Sheep Creek, in Wallowa County, Oregon. The contract further provided:

“Whereas, the title to a portion of said lands is at this date incomplete in the said parties of the first…