The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-04-08
Notice..

SOMERSET
To the Hon. Justices of the Sup. and Jude Court.
Frank Lord of Ripley in the County of Somerset,
Complains against Charles F. Collins last OF Ashland
in the state OF Massachusetts now OF residence un
known, aud says. That on the sixteenth day 81
October 1850 he made verbal contract with SAD
Collins then a resident of Dexter Maine to iced ahu
sheltr three colts h,n owned BY said Collins fora
curtain time at price agreed. That after the edpn
possession Of said Lord said Collins nethe. taking
them away or paying the sums due Tor , Sseplag;
Lord, TO enforce his lien for payment Tor keeping,
against said property filed in this Court In thls
County his petition for decree Tor enforcement o,
his lien tor agreed price and reasonable charges
OF keeping 10 that time and for his reasonaoie
charges for keeping said animals pending said pro-
was heard at the March term A. b. 1883 and he WIS
adjudged lien said animals tor the sum OF $i's.
~ Tor .inu II due for said ieedlng and sheteIng q!
date Of his said ,ton and e223l costs OF raid su!
and decree was male Tor the sale of said animals ~
satisfy said lien. Under this decree the animals
amounting 10 the sum Of SIG 3Owaereazed rver and
above the amount of said lien costs and charges Oh
sale and the same paid over to the clerk OF Court
OF SAID county Of Somerset as prescribed 6y statute
and iu his hands said sum stll remains. That from
the date of said petOnoi lien to the time the oincei
took saio animals the purposes OF said sale sad
Lord kept, fed and sheltered said animals, viz from
said I'D day Of November A. ID. 1882, to April loth
1883 al greai expense viz;
For keeping largest colt during that time. $500
3" q smaller colts. 80. $780, ach) 5000
Total $500
That the above expenses of keeping were not
allowed to him in the petition to enforce the lien
they after the date of said petition aud were
not within the scope OF the statute authorizing such
liens.
That by reason of such necessary expense in
keeping said animals for said Collins pending salu
ploces. said Lo because creditor OF said C1 nr
for rs NO part OF the same has ever been paid or
rendered HIM by any person. That eaid Collins mas
Absconded, his reeidenCe being now unknown and ne
that can be come at to be attached satisfy his claim
That the amount Of said surplus arising from sale
said property and now IN the hands of the Court OF
lts clerk cannot be come to be attached taken
In execution, wherefore he prays In this mater to be
behalf under the provisions Of Chap. II Section 6
Article 10 Of the revised Statutes applying the said
ing hun his cost herein and satisfying the came from
saii funds and that such further relief shall he
granted him herein as under the practice In Equity
he shall be found entitled.
Penobscot S. s Feb 81, 1885.
Then personally appeared Frank Lord the above
named petitioner and made oath that he has heard
the above petition read and knows its Contents and
~ ~ - THos ii. B. PIERCE.
Notary Public
Thos H. B. Pierce. Counsel for complainant.
STATE OF MAINE.
Supreme Judicial Court March Torn A. D. 1885
And now In this term II 10 ordered that notice OF
the pendancy Of the foregoing titon (bi equity
| be given the sai Charles f. Collins by Publishing
an attested copy Of the with this order thereon
three times in different weeks, within thirty days
after the date OF this order to wit: within SO days
from march 18th 1851 in the Somerset Reporter u
newspaper PRIME NJ Skowhegan IN the County
Somerset that said Charles +. Collins may appear
and answer said petition (bill in tquity within elk
months from the st Tuesday Of April 1885, said
Tuesday being the rule day next succeeding the date
of this order
Attest L. H. WEBB Clerk
true copy Of petition DILL In equity) with the
order of Court thei icon.
Attest, L, Ii. WEBB. Clerk.