57 Iowa 314 | Iowa | 1881
The plaintiff objected to certain evidence which was introduced to prove that the defendant was the patent title owner of the land in controversy, and now insists upon its insufficiency to establish that fact. In the view which we take of the case this question needs not to be considered.
Pie immediately went to the office of Shea & Brown, bankers and real estate agents, and informed Mr. Brown, a member of the firm, who was also county treasurer, that he had come to redeem his lands. He was shown by Mr. Brown the notice to redeem, and was informed of the time when the period for redemption would expire. During his stay at Emmetsburg, he went three times to the auditor’s office for the purpose of redeeming, and at each time he found the office locked, although the auditor was in. his office at some time
Affirmed.