Continental Insurance v. H. M. Loud & Sons Lumber Co.

October 29, 1889, tbe plaintiff issued to Rix Bros., a grocery firm doing business in Oscoda village, its policy of insurance in tbe sum of $1,000. Tbe goods insured were contained in a two-story frame warehouse, located back of tbe firm's general store, and near tbe railroad operated and used by tbe defendant in this suit. January 30, 1890, a fire occurred by wbicb tbe property so insured was destroyed, and tbe plaintiff paid Rix Bros, on tbe policy for such loss tbe sum of $866.20, and took from them tbe following assignment:

“ Subrogation.

“Be it known that tbe Continental Insurance Company…