Morgan v. Farmington Coal & Coke Co.

Lively, Judge:

The object of this suit is to enforce a vendor’s lien against an undivided interest in the Pittsburgh vein of coal sold to defendant Farmington Coal and Coke Company, a corporation, under certain lands situate on Plum Run and Mods Run in Marion County, including mining rights and privileges.

The boundary of land under which this undivided interest in the coal lies, is composed of five tracts aggregating 967.8 acres. By deed of January 3, 1910, Albert L. Lehman, now deceased, and Homer J. Price, conveyed to Farmington Coal and Coke Company (hereinafter called the Coal Company) the…