Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-18
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Thursday August Is 1898.
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Thursday August Is 1898.
CONTINUED from Supplement,)
cancelled for the further reason that
after a fair and equitable accounting
between said G. 2. Sanborn ana SAID
county, there is nothing due sald san
horn, and said Bank last named as a1ore-
said holds said Judgment, subject TO all
the equities and rights existing between
said defendant SanbOrn and said county.
XIII. And the plaintiffs further
show that at the annual session OF the
county board Sof supervisors OF Villas
county for the year 1896 Ann O'Con-
nor presented an account and claim
against said county for audit and allow
ance as follows, to-wit: o
Eale River, Wis, Dec. list 1896.
The County of Villas Wis.
To Ann O'ConnOr, DR..
To washing clothes for prisoners
from July 10Th 1895 to Dec 3lst
1896,-total No. OF weeks.lo4| at
30 cents per week S44o; ~
Said account was filed Dec. 21st 1896
hv q r. Colman, county clerk of Villas
count, Wis.
nation of the foregoing account OF the
said Ann O'Connor in and by their re-
mort disallOwed the same, and that the
action of the said board in disallowlng
said account and claim was not appealed
from AS bv statute in such cases made
and provided or in any other form and
nothing was further done with said
claim and account, and the aforesaid
action of the said county board, not be-
inc appealed from, it's action thereon at
it's session of 1896 was final and a COM
plete bar to any further action by the
county board OF said county upon said
account.
That not withstanding the said ACTION
of the county board of 1896 as aforesaid
at the annual session OF the SAID county
board Of 1897, tue same account, filed
as aforesaid, in some mysterious way
unknown to these plaintiffs. was again
presented to the county board OF 1891 at
It's annual session and by the chairman
of said board of 1897 90. K ;" and by
the said board allowed at S446. 10 and
without authority OF law four county
orders were fraudulently and Illegally
issued or ordered to be issued and were
in fact issued to pay said account and
claim, barred as aforesaid by the action
of the said board of 1896, as aforesaid,
which orders were numbered as follows:
to-wit: Numbers 1895, 4597, 459S and
400 for Sl46.lO, the other three being
for 800. 90 each. There was never any
consideration or service rendered for
the said claim and account of the said
Ann O'Connor which was chargeable
tn Villas county as was well known by
the said county board yet without any
authority of law the said orders were
collusively and fraudulently issued by.
said hoard as aforesaid as these plain
titfs are informed and verify believe.
That the aforesaid order 1898 for
800 OO in which Ann O'ConnOr was
nayee was passed as these plaintiffs are
informed and believe, by pretended
ASSIGNMENT to G.. w. Cate and an action
thereon with another order brought
by said Cate against Villas county March
7th 1898 and Judgment rendered there
on nv default, March %, 1898 for $4,000
DAMAGES and S53.20 costs, and on the
same day that said Judgment was rem
dered it was assigned by said Cate to
the defendant, The First National Bank
of Wausau, Wis, which now CLAIMS, as
plaintiffs are informed and believe, an
interest therein and in said order NO.
1898, but which interest, If any such
bank has, is subject to all the equltles
and rights existing between the SAID
Ann O'Connor the payee In SAID order,
and said county, and which the people
and taxpayers there OF have against SAID
order. and the rights of said Ann
OI,onnor and of said First National
Bank of Wausau, and its assignee if any
are subordinate and subject to the
rights of said county and its taxpayers.
THAT the order aforesaid No. 1875 in
which Ann O'Connor is payee was
passed as these plaintiffs are informed
and believe, by pretended assignment
TOE. J. Randall and an action thereon
with another order of like amount was
brought by said Randall against Villas
county February 5th, 1898 and Judgment
rendered thereon b. default February
20, 1898. for S2O0.UU damages ana Soo.lo
costs and on the 18th day OF February
1898 il was assigned by said Randall to
The defendant, The Old National Bank
of Cambridge, Guernsey Co., ONO,
which now claims, as plaintiffs are IN
formed and believe, an interest therein
and in said order No. $3.50. but which
interest if any such bank has. is sub
iect to.all the equities and rights exist
ing between the said Ann O'Connor,
the payee in said order, and said coun-
tv. and which the people and taxpayers
thereof have against said order, and
the rights of said Ann o'Connor and OF
said Old National Bank OF Cambridge
and assignee, if any it has, are suoor.
dinate and subject to the rights OF
said county and its taxpayers.
That the order aforesaid No. 1885, In
which Ann O'Connor is payee, was
passed as these plaintiffs are informed
and believe. by pretended assignment
toA. w. Sanborn and an action, thereon
with another of like amount, was
brought by said A. w. Sanborn a galnst