Additional plaintiffs: Hess Mayer and Company, Rosenberg Flexner and Company, Henley Wolfe. Additional defendants: Jacob Jacobs, K. Hexter, Victoria Jacobs.

Bernheim Bros. of Louisville, KY comprised of J. W., B. B., L. S., & M. N. Bernheim. Robertson & Chaney comprised of W. M. Robertson & W. B. Chaney. On 11 Oct. 1902 plaintiffs won judgment of $332 plus court costs against defendants on an open account on merchandise purchased from them. Defendants maintain judgment unjust & receipts show only $82 owed.

Debt for the services of Hawkins as Sergeant of City Police force.

The complainant, a lawyer, sues the County of Polk for the sum of $758.96, a balance claimed to be due on account for fees for services rendered the county by the complainant.

Plea of debt on account, $181.72 plus court costs. A question of lost papers of plaintiff forced appeal of decision. Court decision appealed to the Tennessee Supreme Court, Jackson, Tenn.

Other defendants: Dora Smith, Julius Goodman, Trustee. Defendant Dora Smith owned some property otherwise known as 214 Rayburn in Memphis. Eberhart built upon the property some improvements. Brown and Borum made a contract with Eberhart to furnish material and labor to do plumbing and electrical wiring. The contract was completed but Brown and Borum Company have not been paid. They are seeking payment of $580.50. Includes petition for Certiorari and Supersedeas. Folder 1 of 2. See box 1445

Jeffress asked Bransford Mills to ship 25 barrels of flour to him early in order to save money. Bransford Mills alleges that $122.06 and other costs are still owed him. Includes a bankruptcy transcript of Harvey W. Jeffress labeled Exhibit A.

Pltf. sued to recover $665.72 pf debt due on an open account. Some files found with State v. Frank Abels, et al. (WT2156).

Buckner & Co. sued for debt on account for a shipment of cloaks that was received but never paid for.

Plaintiffs Wiley M. Christian and John F. Crockett sued the defendants, Austin & Co., F. H. Austin & Bros., and John Sanders for repayment of $700 of debt on account.

In original case, Dr. J. M. Thoburn provided medical services to a railway employee named Swicegood, who worked as a laborer at the Emory Gap section. He was injured at the Oakdale junction when he was run over by a train. Case contains interesting details related to medical treatment of railway workers.

Plaintiff sued defendant for $1999.50 due on account. Plaintiff served as attorney for defendants in another case in Sumner County.

Spokesman for plaintiff (a grain elevator company) is Caruthers Ewing; for railroad, Sid Oliver, agent. Plaintiff provides a lengthy list of services provided and amounts billed. Defendant says it did not contract with the plaintiff for these services, and that the services were not provided.

Defendant executrix for Edward Tompkins, deceased. for the purchase of several wagon loads of salt. /// *Unclear last name: (Huey, Heney, Henry?)

Past due taxes on a lot.

C.C. Harstick contracted with McKnight and Merz to put in a heating plant in the church building that was being constructed. The labor for this work was paid for however the boiler, pipes, radiators and all other material connected with the heating of the building had not as yet been paid for. There was still a debt of $1637.70 outstanding.

Suit for debt on account under $250. Justice of the peace ruled in Plaintiff's favor & Circuit Court affirmed. Original suit also included (and justice of the peace rendered judgment against) W. F. Key, as stayor, with Cox & Jones as principals of a firm called Key & Cox, but Cox & Jones claim they know no one by the name of W. F. Key who has ever served as stayors for them.

Defendants are indebted to the plaintiffs for $219.94 with interest from 1930 by an itemized statement of material.

Pltf was a lumber dealer, and struck a deal Dfnt. Everett to supply lumber for building homes/businesses on Everett's plot of land. Everett has defaulted on the payment of notes, and Pltfs seek a lien placed on the plot of land until repayment is completed. Currently occupied by Goldberg & Rich.

Defendant sued Bondurant for $26,000 - the amount tallied, and unpaid, on his account.

Case file is incomplete; brief only.

Add. dfnts: W. T. Weathers and T. W. Roach. Pltfs. sued to recover $7,565.52 of debt from dfnt. for sub-contracted work building levees near Lake View, MS. After a court case in MS, dfnt. were legally bound to pay the debt, but have yet refused. Dfnt. worked as Greenville Construction Company. Ex mat: OV check copies, OV tax returns, contract, MS tax form, notes, letter, T. W. Roach Co. financial statements, copies of etc. 3 folders. 3 more folders in WT 2167.