Plaintiff's father purchased a stack of goods and merchandise for her, defendant who is her husband was not to have any control over goods purchased. Goods were shipped to White Bluff where she opened a store. After divorce between plaintiff and defendant, defendant attempted to claim ownership of store goods. Plaintiff sued defendant to determine ownership of goods. Additional Defendant: C.O. Bull

Suit is brought by the Taxing District against defendants, "sundry insurance companies," and F. B. Hunter. All suits involve insurance companies who owed the city a privilege tax.

This case involved taxation disputes between the two parties. Horton, Gildersleeve & Co. believe they are being taxed at a unlawfully rate for some farming land that they own.

Gillespie also spelled Gillispie. Acting as an agent for Scribner and Sons of New York City, Gillespie sold a book titled "Stanley's Darkest Africa," throughout the town of Fayetteville. Plaintiff claims that he was originally told that he was not liable for State and County taxes, but upon delivery of the books, the plaintiff was informed that he owed a privilege tax. Plaintiff refused to pay and the books were seized.

Additional plaintiff: Gertrude Grubb by next friend E. H. Mathews. Additional defendant: J. G. Montgomery. Plaintiffs were the daughters and heirs of W. W. Grubb who died possessed and seized in fee of a large tract of land located in the 3rd Civil District of Monroe County. These lands were sold to S. P. Hale at auction to satisfy the debts of the estate. A jury of inquest found Grubb to be insane and plaintiffs sued to ify the debts of his estate and the sale of his land. 5 folders.

This case was filed by plaintiffs against defendant, who was trustee of Perry County. Plaintiffs sought to recover $47.00, that were paid by plaintiffs under protest, for taxes on trees and timber owned by plaintiffs and situated in Perry County.

Case file is incomplete; brief only.

Case incomplete; opinion only.

On the night of March 30, 1890, a church building belonging to the pla. and located in Fosterville, TN was destroyed by a "cyclone." Pla. was insured by the def. for lightning damage only. Def. refused to pay arguing that the church was destroyed by a cyclone. Case file includes extensive descriptions of the church building. Exhibit materials include insurance contract, claims form, photograph of the destroyed church, postal return receipt, & 2 oversize maps. Maps located in MT Oversize 10. 4 folders.