St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-14
DEALS LEAD TO DISPUTE.
An Army Of Li;iganfs Air Their
Ills in the Courts---Legal Mis-
ceiiany -s

An Army Of Litiganfs Air Their
Ills in the Courts---Legal Mis-
ceiiany.
In the matter of George B. BOYD VS..
John Rolter, Judge Kelly decides in
favor of the defendant. Action was
brought to recover $1,000 as commits
sion for the sale Of certain real estate.
| Judge Villas dismissed the case of
Frank Weizel et-al. against John Cable.
The ease of Louis I. Stensgaard VS..
JohD Smith, All action te recover S13.-
p0O, or to enforce real estate contract
upon property i'll Ramsey county, was
on trial before Judge Kelly yesterday
The sale of the stock of the firm of
Wemott, Howard 81 Go. was confirmed
by the court yesterday, Z. C. Clark, of
Dubuque, purchasing if at Sti6. 127.
Herman l.. Meyer sues William Ber-
landi to recover S3.6S1.50 en- a building
contract for the erection Of the brick
block On Concord street.
Nancy Spencer ct al. sue Luther
Hunt ct al. for S25u Tor the unlawful
possession OF certain strip of land adj
Joining Lyman G.. Dayton'S addition.
In the matter of d. E. B0ne against
The Minnesota Milk Company the
court sustainS the demurrer TO the com
plant, with ten days leave for Bowe to
file amended complaint.
The National German-Amefican bank
sues Murray IL Folsom on two notes
amounting to $500.
The Collins Varnish company sues
George 2. Gould and others on note
of S12l.3l.
In the matter of George F. Bowers
against Henry Hechtman and Joseph
Bowers, the court declared that Bowers
has failed to make out case of collu-
sion and conspiracy between the de-
PENDANTS to deprive him of his land,
and DEGREES that he recover nothing.
Peter C.. ChriStianSon. q Norwegian
unable to speak or understand the En-
gliSh language, filed a suit. in the dis
trict court yesterday against &. I'll.
'Thuden, whom he charges in his COM
plant with intentional fraud. He
claims that the defendant came TO him
on March S, 1880, and represented that
he had three notes amounting to 1000,
made by Christ L. Lindstad and Charles
E. Herrick, and secured by mortgage
upon property which he claimed was
worth much more than the face of
the notes. and ample security for
the same. The plaintiff was the owner
of lot 20, Brookvale Second addition,
upon WHICH tneTe WAS mortgage or
$1,000. The defendant. after varied
representations as to the validity of the
notes, succeeded in inducing the un-
suspecting and ignorant plaintiff to
agree to an even trade for the lot.
Plaintitf, to further assure himself that
the notes were we'll secured, offered to
submit them to bank, or some person
who. knew the signers. TO this the
ready trader directed the plaintiff TO J.
B. Tall, man alleged i'll the con-
plant to have been in collision,
and who was conniving and cons piring
with the defendant. 1t is alleged that
) Tall after pretended scrutiny of the
notes pronounced them good and made
the plaintiff believe that he could have
them cashed within twenty-four hours.
In the meantime Thuden induced the
plaintiff and his wife to sign warranty
deed conveying the lot TO him. When
the plaintiff called upon Tall to get his
notes and mortgage or the cash for the
same. he only secured the notes, the
mortgage not having materialized and
MIR. Thuden having yamooSed. Chris
tenson now wants the court to restrain
Thuden from recording the deed and
declare the same null and void and
fraudulently obtained and such other
and further relief as will comport with
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