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Pensacola Lumber Co. purchased the shipment at an inflated value. The lower court judgment was affirmed. UWF
1913-35 German American Lumber Co. vs. Barrett. (German American Lumber Co., a corporation, plaintiff in error, vs. Arthur Clifford Barrett, by his next friend, W. J. Barrett, defendant in error.) 66 Florida Reports 181 191. Writ of error to Calhoun County Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, June term, 1913. Arthur Barrett, aged l4, was seriously injured at the company's mill at Millville, Washington Co., and received damages. The lower court judgment was affirmed. UWF
1913-36 Gonzalez vs. Pensacola. (May H. Gonzalez et al., plaintiffs in error, vs. the City of Pensacola, defendant in error.) 65 Florida Reports 24l 249.
Supreme Court, January term, 1913. The City began to pave ihe street in front of the Gonzalez home, but left the work unfinished. The lower court verdict in the City's favor was reversed. UWF 1913-37
Goulding Fertilizer Co. vs. Johnson. (The Goulding Fertilizer Company, a corporation, appellant, vs. W. P. Johnson, appellee.) 65 Florida Reports 195 201.
Court, January term, 1913. Johnson a Milligan farmer, signed a promissory note for 50 sacks of fertilizer but refused to pay when the shipment was defective. The lower court judgment was affirmed. UWF
1913-38 Holmes vs. Stearns Lumber Co. (E. P. Holmes, et al., plaintiffs in error, vs. Stearns Lumber & Export Co., a corporation, defendant in error) 66 Florida Reports 259 268. Writ of error to Escambia County Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, June term, 1913. Holmes and Fred Herrick were sued for damages when the company's lighters from Bagdad were held up in Pensacola for 12 days waiting for a ship to transport a load of lumber. The lower court judgment was affirmed. UWF 1913-39
L. & N. vs. Robson. (Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company, a corporation, plaintiff in error, vs. Sarah Robson, defendant in error.) 65 Florida Report 249 252.
Supreme Court, January term, 1913. Mrs. Robson was injured as she fell from a train at Roberts, Fla. The lower court judgment in her favor was affirmed. UWF
1913-40 Mashburn vs. Florida. (H. C. Mashburn, plaintiff in error, vs. the State of Florida, defendant in error.) 65 Florida Reports 470 475.
Supreme Court, January term, 1913. Mashburn refused to work on the county roads or to pay the required $4 fee; the lower court judgment was affirmed. UWF
1913-41 Owens vs. Florida. (Thomas B. Owens, plaintiff in error, vs. the State of Florida, defendant in error.) 65 Florida Reports 483 488. Writ of error to Jackson County Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1913. Owens, who owned a store at Haywood's Landing, was convicted of murder. He thought he was shooting at A. J. McMillan, Jr., but instead he killed William E. Wester. The lower court judgment was affirmed. UWF
1913-42 Pensacola Commercial Association Dear Sir: The following principles and platform upon which the re created Commercial Association will stand and for the accomplishment of which it will work, are submitted to you for your most earnest consideration ... [Pensacola: 1913] [4] p. 28 cm. Form letter, mimeographed, p. [1], dated Dec. 5, 1913. Platform of the Pensacola Commercial Association, p. [2 4]. UWF 1913-43
Pensacola, Mobile and New Orleans Railway Company The Pensacola, Mobile and New Orleans Railway Company and the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. First mortgage. Dated February 15, 1913. N.Y.: C. G. Burgoyne [1913]. 47 p. 27 cm.
A prospectus on the sale of company bonds. The railroad had been owned by the Pensacola, Alabama and Tennessee Railroad Co. UWF
1913-44 Pou vs. Ellis. (F. R. Pou, plaintiff in error, vs. A. C. Ellis, as Sheriff of Escambia County, defendant in error.) 66 Florida Reports 358 363.
Pou, Frank Maura, Wallace G. Kennedy, John G. Rupert and George Andrews were convicted of falsifying voting registration books. The lower court judgment was affirmed. UWF
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St. Joe Bay Company Report of the St. Joe Bay Company to the holders of its stocks and bonds for the year ended December 31, 1912. [St. Louis? Mo.: 1913] 11 p. 25 1/2 cm. Cover title. Officers and directors, p. [2]. With notes on company holdings, including the St. Joseph Land & Development Company, Apalachicola Northern Railroad, and Port St. Joe Company. UWF 1913-46
Whittington vs. McCaskill. (Josephine Whittington, plaintiff in error, vs. R. E. L. McCaskill, defendant in error.) 65 Florida Reports 162 165. Writ of error to Escambia County Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1913. Whittington's daughter, Elizabeth Anderson, who "had one eighth or more of negro blood in her veins," married a white man, W. J. Grooms, and left her estate to him. The mother argued the marriage
was illegal and that, instead, she should inherit property in Pensacola. The lower court decision was affirmed. UWF 1913-47
Young Men's Christian Association Manhood building for Pensacola. Young Men's Christian Association, 1905 1918. [Pensacola:] Burrow Press [1913?] [16] p. (unpaged). illus. 18 cm. UWF 1914-30 Bonner et al. vs. Florida. (C. G. Bonner, et al., plaintiffs in error, vs. the State of Florida, defendant in error.) 67 Florida Reports 492 498. Writ of error to Washington County Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1914. Bonner and two of his sons were indicted for the murder of Tom Morrell. The lower court judgment was affirmed. UWF
1914-31 Campbell vs. Daniell. (Pattillo Campbell, appellant, vs. Lee Daniel, appellee.) 68 Florida Reports 282 291.
Court, June term, 1914. Campbell refused to construct a sidewalk in front of his property as required by an ordinance of Pensacola. The lower court decision was affirmed. UWF
1914-32 L. & N. vs. Allen. (Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company, a corporation, plaintiff in error, vs. Mallory Johnson Allen, defendant in error.) 67 Florida Reports 257 277. Writ of error to Escambia County Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1914. Allen, a switchman, was injured when he was thrown against the power lines of the Pensacola Electric Co. trolley. He obtained a judgment against the company and later sued L. & N. The lower court judgment against the railroad was reversed. UWF
1914-33 National Union vs. Cubberly. National Union Fire Insurance Company, a corporation, plaintiff in error, vs. Fred Cubberly, defendant in error.) 68 Florida Reports 253 261. Writ of error to Escambia County Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, June term, 1914. Cubberly issued a policy to Isom Vann on four buildings, one of which was destroyed by fire in August, 1911. The lower court decision was affirmed. UWF
1914-34 Pensacola. City Commissioners Nineteen-fourteen Year book of the City Commissioners of Pensacola, Florida. [Pensacola: Pensacolian Publishing Co., 1914?] 1 leaf, 104, 63 p. illus. (incl. ports.), tables. 22 cm.
1914, p. 1 70; Proceedings Board of Commissioners, June 9, 1913 May 25, 1914, p. [71] 101. The Appendix (63 p., at end) contains ordinances passed, June, 1913 May, 1914. Includes portraits of City officials and views of public buildings, parks and thoroughfares. Corrected entry (1914-10). UWF
1914-35 U. S. Congress Statue of John Gorrie [H. Con. Res. 31, granting to Florida privilege of placing statue of John Gorrie in Statuary Hall]. Passed Feb. 6, 1914. In: Statutes at Large, v. 38, pt. 2, p. 1615.
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U. S. Fidelity vs. Pensacola. United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, a corporation, plaintiff in error, vs. City of Pensacola defendant in error.) 68 Florida Reports 357-365.
Supreme Court, June term, 1914. The City had $146,000 deposited with the Pensacola State Bank when it closed on December 5, 1913. The lower court decision in favor of the City was affirmed. See also Maryland Casualty Co. vs. Pensacola, 68 Florida Reports 476-479. UWF
1914-37 Walker vs. McNeil. (H. A. Walker, intervening petitioner, appellant, vs. J. B. McNeil [McNeill] and W. C. Roberts, receivers, et. al., appellees.) 68 Florida Reports 181-194. Appeal from Escambia County Court of Record to Florida Supreme Court, June term, 1914. McNeill and Roberts were appointed receivers of the Pensacola State Bank which closed on December 5, 1913. Walker's check, drawn on December 4th, did not clear. The lower court decree in the Bank's favor was reversed. UWF
1915-25 Acosta vs. Gingles et al. (Sallie Acosta, plaintiff in error, vs. Mary F. Gingles, Minnie Howard and her husband, Lamar Howard, defendants in error.) 70 Florida Reports 13-22. Writ of error to Escambia County Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, June term, 1915. T. W. Hutchinson conveyed property in the New City tract to his daughters. Sallie unsuccessfully sued to recover a portion from her sisters. The lower court decision was affirmed. See also 65 Florida Reports 507 5lO. UWF 1915-26
Bagdad Land & Lumber Co. vs. Poston. (Bagdad Land & Lumber Company, a corporation, plaintiff in error, vs. Ella Poston and her husband, John Poston, defendants in error.) 69 Florida Reports 34O 348.
Court, January term, 1915. The Postons sought to recover a tract, claimed by the company, conveyed through her father, William Young, and mother, Litha Ann Grumbles. The lower court decision was affirmed. UWF
1915-27 DeFuniak Springs vs. Perdue et al. (Town of DeFuniak Springs, plaintiff in error, vs. W. W. Perdue and P. D. McDonald, defendants in error.) 69 Florida Reports 326 34O. Writ of error to Walton County Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1915. A bell in the City bell tower fell, broke several power lines and killed two mules. The lower court decision was affirmed. UWF 1915-28
Hogeboom et al. vs. Anderson. (A. J. Hogeboom, et al., appellants, vs. Charles S. Anderson, appellee.) 70 Florida Reports 393 397. Appeal from Bay County Cirouit Court to Florida Supreme Court, June term, 1915. Hogeboom, A. J. Gay and W. W. Green claimed property on the shore of St. Andrews Bay on which Anderson was building a wharf. The lower court decision was affirmed. UWF
1915-29 Kirkland vs. Florida. (Doug Kirkland, plaintiff in error, vs. the State of Florida, defendant in error.) 70 Florida Reports 584 595.
Supreme Court, June term, 1915. Kirkland was convicted for the murder of Mrs. Mary Jane Sutton; after his trial, his lawyer learned Kirkland was "insane or demented." The lower court verdict was affirmed. UWF 1915-30
Lindsay vs. Florida. (A. D. Lindsay, plaintiff in error, vs. the State of Florida, defendant in error.) 69 Florida Reports 64l 648. Writ of error to Santa Rosa County Cirouit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1915. Lindsay was convicted of selling liquor in Bagdad; the lower court decision was affirmed. UWF
1915-31 Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Florida Chautauqua on the L & N. [Louisville? 1915]
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McNeill et al. vs. Pace. (J. B. McNeill and W. C. Roberts, receivers of Pensacola State Bank, appellants, vs. J. E. Pace, appellee.) 69 Florida Reports 349 355.
Supreme Court, January term, 1915. The bank's recvivers sued to recover $1,000 from Pace, a stockholder; the lower court judgment was reversed. UWF 1915-33
Pittman et al. vs. Milton. (Ida Baker Pittman, et al., appellants, vs. W. H. Milton, as surviving partner, etc., appellee.) 69 Florida Reports 304-323.
Court, January term, 1915. The family of Neill A. Baker (d. 1906), a turpentine operator, sued to collect proceeds of an insurance policy. He had been indebted to W. J. Daniel & Co., and used the policy as security on a mortgage. The lower court decision in favor of Milton, the company's surviving partner, was reversed. UWF 1915-34
U.S. Weather Bureau. Pensacola. Monthly and annual meteorological summary and comparative data. Pensacola, Fla. 1915. By Wm. F. Reed, Jr., local forecaster. Pensacola: Weather Bureau Office, 1916. [4] p. tables. 28 x 10 cm.
and temperatures, 1879 1915, p. [3]; Extremes of meteorological conditions, 1880 1915, p. [4]. Chart comparing 1915 with average normal rainfall, inner rear cover; outline map of Pensacola area, rear cover. With Annual meteorological summary, 1922 (1 leaf) UWF
1916-33 Newman, Sue Erskine, et. al. vs. Moyers and Consaul. In the Court of Appeals, District of Columbia, October Term, 1916, No. 3,021. Sue Erskine Newman, Administrix of Estate of Ursula Ragland Erskine, Deceased; William G. McAdoo, Secretary of the Treasury, and John Burke, Treasurer of the United States, Appellants, vs. Ida M. Moyers and Charles F. Consaul, Partners, Trading as Moyers and Consaul, Appellees. Brief for Appellees. Washington, D. C.: Press by Byron S. Adams, 1916. 130 p.
Ursula Erskine sued for claims of damage to property in Pensacola during the Civil War. UWF
1916-34 Catts, Sidney J. Sidney J. Catts of DeFuniak Springs, Florida. Candidate for the office of Governor of Florida ... [DeFuniak Springs? 1916?] Broadside, 2 p. port. 45 x l4.5 cm.
imprints relating to the 1916 campaign. UWF 1916-35
Grace vs. Geneva Lumber Co. (Cenith Grace, plaintiff in error, vs. Geneva Lumber Company, a corporation, defendant in error.) 71 Florida Reports 31-35.
Supreme Court, January term, 1916. Mrs. Grace's husband was killed by the company's train operating between Graceville, Fla. and Whittaker, Ala. The lower court decision was reversed and a new trial awarded. UWF
1916-36 L. & N. vs. Padgett. (Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company, a corporation, plaintiff in error, vs. T. W. Padgett, defendant in error.) 71 Florida Reports 90 94. Writ of error to Jackson County Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1916. Padgett was awarded damages for injuries he suffered when struck by a train in Marianna. The lower court judgment was reversed. UWF 1916-37
L. & N. vs. Rhoda. (Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company, a corporation, plaintiff in error, vs. L. M. Rhoda, as administrator, defendant in error.) 71 Florida Reports 526 535.
Rhoda's son, a flagman of the railroad, was killed by a company train near Flomaton. The lower court decision was affirmed. See also 73 Florida Reports 12-25, and 238 U.S. Reports 608, where the decision was reversed on the presumption of negligence. UWF
1916-38 Milton vs. Bergstrom et al. (W. H. Milton, as trustee for Florida Trust Company, plaintiff in error, vs. Oscar B. Bergstrom and H. A. Taylor, defendants in error.) 71 Florida Reports 197 208. Writ of error to Duval County Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1916. The trust company was insolvent; Milton, appointed trustee, authorized an assessment against each shareholder. The lower court judgment was reversed. UWF 1916-39
Panama Ice & Fish Co. vs. Atlanta & St. Andrews Ray R.R. Co. (Panama Ice & Fish Company, appellant, vs. Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Railway Company, appellee.) 71 Florida Reports 419 432.
Each party claimed rights to submerged lands in St. Andrews Bay. The ice company's wharf interfered with the railroad's wharf. See maps of the area, p. 424 425. The railroad obtained an injunction in the lower court, but the decision was reversed and a new trial ordered. UWF 1916-40
Roberts et al. vs. Florida. (Jim Roberts, Brady Roberts and Percy Roberts, plaintiffs in error, vs. the State of Florida, defendant in error.) 72 Florida Reports 132 137.
The Roberts brothers and others were convicted in the murder of Emily Wyman. The lower court decision was affirmed. UWF
1916-41 Smith vs. Florida. (J. A. Smith, plaintiff in error, vs. the State of Florida, defendant in error.) 71 Florida Reports 639 644.
Supreme Court, January term, 1916. Smith, a justice of the peace, was convicted of malpractice in office and failing to turn over fines to the County treasurer. The case was remanded to the lower court for resentencing. UWF
1917-33 Anderson vs. Southern Cotton Oil Co. (Louis J. Anderson, plaintiff in error, vs. Southern Cotton Oil Company, a corporation, defendant in error.) 73 Florida Reports 432 446. Writ of error to Escambia County Court of Record from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1917. Anderson was riding his bicycle when he was struck by a company car. The lower court decision was reversed. See also 80 Florida Reports 44l 470. UWF 1917-34
Dillon, John, appellant John Dillon, appellant, versus Strathearn Steamship Company, claimant of Steamship "Strathearn,'' appellee. Appeal from the District Court of the Northern state [!] of Florida. Supplemental brief on behalf of appellant in reply to briefs for appellee and for the British Vice Consul. ... New Orleans: E. P. Andree Ptg. Co. ... [1917] 17 p. 22 cm.
1916, and demanded half wages under provisions of the Seamen's Act (1915). With other case papers: Brief on behalf of British Vice Consul as amicus curiae, U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit (galley proof, 9 leaves); Brief on behalf of British Vice Consul, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida (19 p.); Supplemental transcript of the record, U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals 5th Circuit [4] p.); and Motion for preference by Dillon's attorneys, U.S. Supreme Court (9 p.) The case was dismissed by the U.S. Supreme Court (248 U.S. Reports 182, October term, 1918). In a parallel case, the decision of the Court of Appeals holding that such payments of wages were constitutional was affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court (Sandberg et al. vs. McDonald, 248 U.S. Reports 185). UWF 1917-35
Florida vs. White. (The State of Florida ex rel. R. B. Slay, L. E. Johnson, and 0. G. Shivers, relators, vs. Thomas D. White as Tax Collector of Washington County, Florida, respondent.) 73 Florida Reports 426 431.
Slay and others petitioned to have the tax collector prepare a list of those who paid poll taxes within a month of an election. The Court defined "month" and denied the petition. UWF 1917-36
Gulf, Florida & Alabama R.R. vs. King. (Gulf, Florida & Alabama Railway Company, plaintiff in error, vs. James W. King, defendant in error.) 73 Florida Reports 325 338.
King was injured as logs were being hoisted on a flatcar. The lower court decision was affirmed. UWF
1917-37 Jackson Co. vs. McAliley. (The County Commissioners of Jackson County, Florida, plaintiffs in error, vs. the State of Florida, ex rel., Nan E. McAliley, defendant in error.) 73 Florida Reports 87 98. Writ of error to Jackson County Circuit Court from Florida Supreme Court, January term, 1917. McAliley, the court reporter for the l4th Judicial Circuit, submitted an account for services which the Commissioners refused to pay. The lower court judgment in her favor was affirmed. Download 0.93 Mb. Share with your friends:
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