Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05

to the supreme court on plaintiffs ap- peal from judgment o fthe superior court of W'ndhnm county. MT. Mill, ner died February 19. 1914. The plair- tiffs sued to recover SIS 900 from the estate. The Babcock Oil Company was organized on February 1. 1916.4 under the laws of the state of Maine. for the purpose of doing business in California. The company executed to the plaintiffs three pronnissofy notes, each for $1n 000. and payable twelve, eighteen and twenty four months aft CT their date. February. II. 1910. To secure it's notes 1t rrortgaged to the plaintiffs it's leasehol1 interest in lands f1 the county -of Kern. Gal Sib- seduently. on June 4. 1912, the plain tiffs brought a- action. to recover from i the Ba bcock Oil Company. the princi- nal and interest on the notes and for a foreclosure of the mortgage.z and on December g. 1912, in the courts of Kern county. Gal. judgment was en- tered for the piaintiffs for. $36 oo0.9 .95. and the lands covered hy the mortgage wore ordered to be sold.
 In pursuance of the judgment, the the lands and subsequently, he filed i return in the superior court of Kern county that no part of the judsment 1 had been paid. Later there was is- sued from the superior court of Kern | county, an execution on the Gieficien- cy judgment and the sheriff of Kern county made return OK this ,execu- 1 ton. thai after diligent search he was unable to find any property of the Rabcock oil ComDany on which to levy to satisfy the iudgnent.l After the organization of the Babcock on .Company, and for a long time prior
 to the execution of the notes and mortgage, it was recited that liar r'san B. Huntoon and William c. Huntoon. suscribed for 500 shares of the cipital stock and the par value : of the shares it was alleged was stoo ! share After they bought the
 Y Mir. Miner. and 1t was alleged that
 he cwnei1 the shares at the time of his death.
 The Huntoons, it was alleged, paid
 to the Ba.bcock Oil Company only $6 a share for the stock and 1t was pleaded that Mr. Milver. knew it and
 if was pleaded that there was due
 from the defendants as executors of
 the estate of MT. Miner. the sum of
 s94 for each of the 660 shares the total of $62,040. The Babcock Oil
 Company it was pleaded. had failed and neglected to make and levy any
 further assessments upon the shares
 of stock or to collect any unpaid
 stock subscriptions and it was pleaded
 that the deficiency judgment re-
 mained unsatished. On August Is
 1913, the plaintiffs pleaded. that they had requested and demanded payment
 from MT. Milner, and that MT. Milnel
 refused to pay any amount of tho ! judgment. On his death they filed {
 claim against his estate and the ex.
 ecutors gave notice of the disallow ance of the claim and the suit fol lowed.
 } A big double bill-hve acts of bi,
 time vaudeville and the remarkabi ) feature picture. The Sherin's, Son ? with Charles Ray as the star. for on : admission at the Orpheum theatre a
 todays (Friday) shows-adv. Rev. Walter B. Williams and mum , Der of the Westfield Congregations ! | church were at Putnam Thursday t
 attend the conference of Windfar = County Congregational churches. Re, = Sherrod Soule. Hartford, a gradual e of KiTlingiy High school. was one ( a the speakers.
 : David B. Knight, 80, died at hi
 home in North Foster. He had bee o making his home wiih his son, Ezr o B. Knight. MT. Knight was 9 membt = of Hamilton lodge of Masons of Scit
 l ddIG anu 1Oi OV col S- Aie10 OCCll g member of a lodge of odd Fellows 2 i, Providence. He was a veteran of tt e Civil war
 A number of cases of local intere. = are set down for consideration att days session of the superior court
 Putnam.
 One wonuld'nt want to say anyor
 was Kidding the Shore Line Eiectr
 Railway, but it's a fact that sever.
 loads of cordwood have been piled c . the snow directly over the tracks , Dayviile Four Corners. Can't tah this as sign that there isn't ge ing to be any more trolley servic however.