Oneida County v. Bartholomew
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, Onondaga county. Proceeding by the county of Oneida against Abel 0. Brewer, as committee of Myron N. Bartholomew, a lunatic, to enforce a claim against the lunatic’s estate. The county had judgment for $745.70, with interest. Defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
MERWIN, X
In November, 1883, Myron N. Bartholomew, being then insane, and having no property, was duly committed to and received at the Oneida County Asylum for the Insane. From that time to February 11, 1893, he was there supported by the county, being all the time insane. On February 11, 1893, he was transferred, presumptively by order of the county superintendent, to the Utica State Hospital, and there supported at the expense of the county of Oneida until October 1, 1893, and for this the county paid the state hospital the sum of $82.50. The record at the county asylum states that…
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