Estate of Lucy J Rutledge sale notice
By order of the Jefferson Circuit Court the administrator of Lucy J Rutledge deceased will offer the estate for sale at public auction on the premises on Bran & Baas attorneys way.
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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1892
Page
1
By order of the Jefferson Circuit Court the administrator of Lucy J Rutledge deceased will offer the estate for sale at public auction on the premises on Bran & Baas attorneys way.
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The Big Four and other railroads faced defeat in circuit court as judges ruled the new tax law constitutional. The case centered on whether railroads could be assessed by the state board without county appeal, denying equal protection under the fourteenth amendment.
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