Miller v. Dodge

The Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf railway being insolvent, and having made default in the payment of the interest on its consolidated mortgage bonds, which became due on December 1, 1893, and which thereafter matured, and a receiver of the road having been appointed, an agreement was entered into for the purpose of effecting a reorganization of the company. This agreement bears date September 18, 1897, and purports to be made between Grenville M. Dodge, George M. Pullman, J. Kennedy Tod, Oliver Ames, Harry Walters, Henry Budge, Henry Levis and Uriah Herrmann on the one part, they being…