In re Great Western Mfg. Co.
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
On Petition for Review.
1Opinion of the Court
SANBORN, Circuit Judge.
The J. T. Royston Milling Company, a corporation, was adjudged a bankrupt upon a petition filed on January 6, 1905. Prior to September 6, 1904, the Great Western Manufacturing Company, a corporation, had sold, installed, and put in operation in the Royston Company’s mill at Fremont, in the state of Nebraska, certain machinery and material, for which at the time of their final acceptance it gave its promissory notes for $10,034.60 and an agreement that the title and the right to the possession of the machinery and material should remain in the vendor until the notes were…
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