Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co. v. Hoyt

This is an action of covenant by the appellees upon an indenture of lease and agreement made on the 18th day of February, 1880, between the company of the first part, and the appellees (with others since dead) of the second part.

The agreement implies that the parties of the second part liad then a grain elevator standing upon lots described as one and two, and that lots three, four and five were owned by the company. By the indenture the company demised the three lots last named to the parties of the second part, and they covenanted to erect thereon a grain elevator. The company covenanted to…