Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-05-05
CIRCUIT court
CLOSES MANY
CASES SATURDAY
Receiver Appointed for Property
Owned by ToIedo-Siletz Rail-
road Company Et A.; Other
Cases Decided.

The Lincoln County Circuit Court
held session in Toledo Friday and Sat-
urday with Judge j. f. Skipworth OF
Eugene presiding. Many important
cases were closed and few continued
until the August term.
One OF the most important cases to
be considered at this session was the
one entitled Title & Trust Company
of Portland VS.. Toledo & Siletz Rail-
road Co. ct al" A petition flied about
6 months ago by the stockholders ask
ed for foreclosure OF mortgage bonds
in the sum OF 100000. Through ap-
plication Of the minority bond holders
asking that receiver be appointed the
court named Ira Wade Of Toledo as
receiver and fixed his bond at $4,000.
According to the belief Of many stock
holders the appointment OF receiver
will result In development work soon
starting on the company's property.
In the case "Title G. Trust Co. VS..
Yaquina Harbor Lumber Co., cor
poration; Albany Iron Works, cor
poration; Yaquina Electric Co, a cor
poration; II. A. Holland, as receiver
Of said Yaquina Electric Co.; Chris
Larsen, G.. A. Ford, r. l.. Booker, Mer-
wyn Paget and Tena Johnson, on mo-
tion Of plaintiff case was dismissed
as to defendant. Albany Iron Works,
and said defendant received Judgment
for costs; case also dismissed as to
defendants Larsen, Ford and Booker
with trial decree for plaintiff. The
case was closed by the court with an
order Of foreclosure. G. b. McCluskey
OF Toledo representing Messrs. Larsen,
Ford and Booker.
other casSs considetd we're as
follows:
Mary Pearson granted diverse from
Frank A. Peterson; Hammond Lumber
Co., VS. Guy Roberts, taken under ad-
visement; w. C. Foster vs.. j. W.
closure granted; ID. A. Reinoehl vs..
Mrs. J. w. Weidman, defendant al.
lowed 60 days to file bill of exceptions;
w. C. Foster VS.. J. d. Welch and
wife, ct al, default and decree granted;
W. C. Foster VS.. Larkie Logan and wife
ct al, default and decree of foreclosure
granted; Ellen Weidman vs.. Geo. Rein
Oehl. settled and dismissed; ]. p.
Quinn VS.. w. W. Walker, ct al tax
foreclosure ecree; M. j. Brooks Va.
Verla Brooks. decree of diverse NOT
granted: Title & Trust Co. vs.. l.. s.
Ainsworth and wife, settled and dis.
missed Joseph Sijota VS.. Si.etz Bay
Lumber Co., plaintiff given 10 days to
Nla lad y,1n int. VnsAnh Stint~
VS.. Siletz Bay Lumber Co.. dismissed
and defendant received judgment for
costs; S. s Hitchings VS.. Emma Hitch.
ings, continued Wm. Zwicky VS..
of foreclosure; Clara Stevens VS.. Alea
Stevens, divorce granted; Bertha
Lew VS.. Frank Lew divorce granted,
Many other cases wer continued to
the August term of court.
BOYS AND GIRLS TO
PARADE FINE ANIMALS
The train coming into Toledo Satur-
day will have on board 1S registered
Jersey calves to be distributed to as
many boys and girls, members OF the
Boys and Girls Jersey Calf Club, &C.
cording to County Agent j. Il. Cooter,
who is also head OF the boys and birls
clubs OF the county.
Immediately after the arrival Of the
train and the distribution Of the
calves to their new owners the boyu
and girls will proudly parade their AMI.
mails through the main streets Of To-
ledo. The calves are all Of registered
type and we're selected from some Of
the best herds in the state.
Professor Seymour, head Of the Boys
and Girls clubs in the state OF Oregon.
will be present and give the young
sters a talk. The parade will start
about p. m.
The purchase Of the calves, accord
ing to Mr.. Cooter, was financed by the
Lincoln County Bank. e.