Fetta v. Vandevier

In 1889, Harvey Rariclc died seized of certain property in the city of Denver, leaving as his heir at law Lilah Rarick, a minor, who lived at the time of the several matters herein stated in the state of Ohio. Rarick obtained title the October previous to his death by purchase from Asher Norris, to whom he paid the consideration, $1,600, by a check on his account in the German National Bank. Sometime after Rarick’s death, Vandevier, who was the plaintiff in this suit, and is the appellee in this court, was on his own application appointed administrator of Rarick’s estate. He qualified and…