State Bank v. Idaho-Oregon Light & Power Co.
District Court, D. Idaho
In Eqüity. Suit by the State Bank of Chicago, trustee, against the Idaho-Oregon Light & Power Company and others. Oh petition of intervention of the Idaho Railway, Light & Power Company and O. G. F. Markhus, its receiver.
1Opinion of the Court
DIETRICH, District Judge.
The principal suit was commenced in July, 1913, by the plaintiff, as trustee, to foreclose a trust deed given by the defendant Idaho-Oregon Light & Power Company (hereinafter called the “Power Company”) upon all of its property, consisting of hydroelectric power plants, transmission lines, and distributing systems in Southwestern Idaho, by which it generated and distributed electric current for light and power purposes. Decree of foreclosure was entered during the following month, and thereafter, an immediate sale appearing to be impracticable, a receiver was…
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