Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-18
BADLY MIXED SUIT
FROM THIS COUNTY
HAS TO BE RETIRED
In All Its Rami6catiOns Soon
Attorney Acted For All
the Parties

Ella Watt as executrix of the last
will and testament OF Charles l.. Watt
deceased against +. H. Reeves, Rose
Haywood, X. r. Young and Matte A.
Parrish, IS the title of a suit brought
to secure decree declaring a trust in
favor Of Charles l.. Watt, he having
commenced the suit, previous to his
death, IN certificate Of sale issued
by the sheriff Of Marion county in a
suit foreclosing q mortgage previously
owned by plaintiff and assigned by
him to defendant, Rose Haywood.
Plaintiff bases his grounds for relief
on the f'audulent conduct of the
defendant n. II. Reeves, who acted as
attorney for the plaintiff Watt, in the
matter If the assignment of the mort
gage and the note secured thereby.
A decree was rendered in favor of
defendants. The facts are like this:
On November II, 1912, Charles Il, Watt
loaned o Matte A. Parrish 81, 900, TAX
ing mortgage on a four acre tract on
Market street in Salem, as security
The city improved Market street and
entered lien against the mortgaged
premises for the sum of $L2737l, With
interest from December &, 1913.
+. IL. roeyes, attorney for Watt, EN-.
ployed TO collect the note, advised Watt
to sell the note and mortgage for $500.
This was done, Watt signing the as.
cip - In
ing in che name of Rose Haywood his
sister in law,
After some other changes in titles,
Reeves secured from Rose Haywood an
assignment of the note and mortgage
to defendant h. h. Young. a sister of
Reeves. Later Reeves brought suit
foreclosiug a mortgage given by Mat
ti&A. Parrish and the premises were
SOFA at sheriff's sale, Reeves purehas.
ing them in the name of r. r. Young.
After commencement of suit r. H..
Young assigned her interest therein to
George H. Renner, who sold the note to
one Dan Reinohl, resident of Canada
Defendant throughout the entire trans.
action acted as attorney for both
parties. Reinohl was not Il party to
tho suit.
Later redemption was made, from
sheriffs sale and the money is now in
the hands of the county clerk.
In an opinion by Bean, j., the case is
remandcd with instructions to make
Roinohl a party to the suit.
Other opinions were handed down as
follows,
j. W. Qlackenbush' ct al, VS.. Leroy
+. Straight, ct al, appellants; appealed
from Lana; suit to foreelose lien; opin.
ion by Justice Moore Circuit Judge
Skipworth reversed.
David Aud, ct al. VS.. Leroy f.
Straight, ct al, appellants; appealed
from Lane; suis to foreclose lien; opin-
ion by Justice Moore; Circuit Judge
Skpworth reversed.
School District No. 4, Lane county,
appellant VS.. j. M. Hartong, ct AL. ap.
pealed fem Lane; this is cross com
plant filed in suit to collect on bill for
services rendered in connection with
bond issue opinion by Justice Johns;
decree of Justice Skipworth affirmed.
Marion G. Gearin vs. Christina Fleck.
enstein, ct al, APPELLANTS; appealed
from Multnomah; motion to stay ex.
eeution on decree foreclosing mortgage,
opinion by Chief Justice Mcbride; mo.
tion denied.
Frank Camenzind vs. f'reeland Furn.
iture company, appellant; appealed
from Mutlnomah; suit to obtain judg
ment for personal injuries; opinion by
Justice Harris; Circuit Judge Morrow
reversed and case remanded.
State of Oregon VS. Rosa r. Merlo;
appealed from Washington; this was a