Prime v. Squier

Shepherd, District Judge.

Though he had been solicited by Squier for more than .a year, Prime refused to buy stock in the Onahman Iron Company until the former agreed in writing to return the purchase price, less dividends, if upon inspection he was not entirely satisfied that the property was as he had been led to believe. Then he bought 1,250 shares at $3 a share, paying. $3,750 for the block. Within the time agreed upon, as extended, he visited the mine and was not satisfied. He immediately so reported to Squier, and, having asked in vain for the return of his money, he tendered back the…