Mason v. Uedelhofen

October 14, 1895, Nikolaus Uedelhofen made his promissory note, payable to his own order, for $1,000, due in three years from date, with interest at seven per cent, payable half yearly; and he and his wife secured its payment by a deed of trust of the premises in question, the homestead of the grantors, to the complainant Kransz as trustee.

The deed contained the usual provisions as to insurance by the grantors, and the ripening of the whole indebtedness at the election of the owner and holder thereof upon default. It also provided for the payment of a solicitor’s fee of $150 in case of…