McNab v. Young

This ease has been elaborately prepared and ably argued. There is much in the record which might be omitted, tending to complicate the matters in controversy.

We shall not discuss all the questions presented.

Appellant claims title to the premises in this way: One Horatio M. Heald, of Chicago, had become indebted to appellant in a large sum for borrowed money, for which he had executed his notes, and a deed of trust on certain lands and lots, on which there was a school mortgage of some twelve hundred dollars. By some negotiations, about ten thousand dollars of this indebtedness was paid off by…