, 1874-07-26

increase tho same to $500, 900, divided into share
OF 500 each; each stockholler was also to b.
llnhle Tor double the amount Of stock held o
owned by him, and for th,eo months after giving
notice Of transfers Us hereinafter mentioned l
WAS also made obligatory that when any transfer
OF stock was made, it should be necessary to girt
nolice OF such transfer Of such stock. whict
notlce should be published in 8 newspaper in the
tty c1 chicago showing the amount of sucl
stock 80 transferred. and the person to whom il
was transferred. Pursuant to the act. S1u0 00G
OF o. stock was subscribed for. Plaintiff clain's
that on the 13th Of November, 1873, the do
| 1endant was stakeholder IN tue bank,
owning twenty shares, worth $4,000 and
was hence liable for $4,000. At the s3ore date
the bank was indebted to tho plaintiff in the
sum Of $3.50 for money deposited in the bank,
on which it promised to pay interest at 6 per
! cent.
The bank has lately become inso1vent and has
made an assignment for the benefit of its credit
ors Tho defendant, it is alleged, has not sold
hts stock three months prior to the commence
ment OF tho present suit, nor given notice ofany
sale. according to the rules OF the bank. Wnero-
fore the conclusion is that O. r. Fuller is liable
for the $190 due the plaintiff, and she therefore
b. brings suit, laying damages at $500. shufcdt,
i5all y Mestover: who appear for the plaintiffs,
have lad tho declaration printed, aud, from ali
Appearances. tho present batch are only
TIC first Grlst of large grinding. This is a
new departure to recover deposits, and, II some
nnlncR7 demurrer does not spoil the hopes OF
and feel happy that they do not belong to the
creditors of the Franklin Bank.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Emeline L. Chapman began suit against tho
ltepubllo Llfe Insurance Company, claiming
$4,000.
Julia 4. J. Neade commenced suit for 81, 900
against Thomas J. Kerr and Lynn s. DAWSON.
BANKRUPTCY ITEMS.
In the matter Of samuel Snlzer ct al, u dis
Charge was issued to Samuel SaiZer.
nF fta ffr,rnf
tho Assignee hlod report stating that he had
sold the land of the bankrupt, IN Marseiltes, a.
ordered, for 55,5U0. The sale Was confirmed.
SUPERIOR CoUnr IN nnlEF.
Gromnos l. U4lrlch began suit for 81, 600 |
asa,ust Edward Nckords and A. j. Huntoou
a. II. Holden, j. B. Tascott, and Marcus |
Simpson filed = bill against II. B. Miller, the |
County Treasurer. to enjoiu tho collection of
he personal-proi,erty tax for 1873 on their prop
,rty. They returned valuation Of $4,000, /
sllich was by mistake raised to $4,000, and
Ak levied Oh the latter amount
CIRCUIT COURT.
Tornnce Whitney commenced suit in tres
'ass aSaiIst g. Whitaker, John Pr1dseon and
Ohm Irdgeon Jr.. laying damaseh at $l5UO0
Nathan Davis commenced suit against the
It. Nicholas Insurance Company, claiming
1000; another against the Ale:nauis of Glove
luu for $4,000, third against the Westchcster
Or S2.00O against the State Insurance Company
f New York.
TIE COUNTY COURT.
In the matter OF the estate of George n,
e1irles. minor, additional bond of hls guar
lan for &, 2O0 WAS approved.
THE CALL.
JUDGE GAay-f27 to 4G7, except 434 and AL,
JUDGE Turns assists Judge Gary
JUDGE ls,orE will hear motions.
JUDGE TREE will nut be here the present |
oek, and bills of exceptions can DO left with +
|e CLERK.
JUDGMENTS,
UNITED STATES DIS Rtcr COURT CosFEss1cNs.-J
lawson, Assignee, VS.. Illinois Journal Compapyaud I
L. Phillips, $50 60. | ,
SuPRRlon couur-JupoE GARY-Char1es Corveu ;
Jost "a Haas Simon Hall, aud Simon HAas s4a2.u4 :
II. B hl1nbail ct u. VI. Samuel Pove e.; Ca-E NJ
ard W.. G. C!e1eand ". L. johnson, anu $. c. orr.
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1rDos JAAEsos-a1ichacl Tra7ez We. J. r, Msy,
JCnGE BCnss-J. NJ Hirsh VI. The City Of Chicago: =
.d:st s155. aud motion for new trial. -
-lacr1F CoCEr-JCDDE Boo Eu-J. H. Rogatz vs., s. -
W"ik>r, s-.7l1.3'. G.
JvorE TnzE-W. Il. Dudley "a. j. L. Burns. Il
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