Gower v. Inhabitants of Jonesboro'
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Facts agreed. The case, which is stated in the opinion, was submitted without argument. The agreed statement of facts is as follows : "Plaintiff is, and was on the first day of April, A. 15. 1888, and long before, a resident of Sedgwick, in the County of Hancock.
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Facts agreed. The case, which is stated in the opinion, was submitted without argument. The agreed statement of facts is as follows : "Plaintiff is, and was on the first day of April, A. 15. 1888, and long before, a resident of Sedgwick, in the County of Hancock. In tlie winter of 1887-8, plaintiff, by bis agent, George 11. Crandon, caused to be cut from a tract- of wild land owned by the plaintiff, and situated in the defendant town, fire wood, pulp wood, and kiln wood, aggregating eleven hundred cords and two hundred piles, all of which wood and piles, said agent caused before April 1, A.…
1Opinion of the CourtFoster, J.
Action to recover a sum of money, paid under protest to the defendant town, on the ground that the property on which the tax was laid was not taxable to the plaintiff in the defendant town.
The case comes up on an agreed statement, by which it appears that the plaintiff', a resident of Sedgwick, caused to be cut from a tract of wild land owned by him and situated in the defendant town, fire wood, pulp wood, and kiln wood, aggregating-eleven hundred cords, and two hundred piles, all of which wood and piles he caused to be conveyed to the landing at the shore on said tract before April 1, 1888,…
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