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Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co.,
Louisville,£entueky.
Dear dirs:— '
Replying to your letter of Iowember 14th,
in reference to suit being brought stylea Emily smith
et al, versus 1 & 5 Railroad Comyeny and J.C.Killiams.
We beg to say that we will take care of
this suit and save the Leilroad company harmless from
costs, judgment or attorneys' fees, or any other expense
7 connecteé with it and that it will be unnecessary for
the L &'N Railroad Company to prepare defense.
Yours wery truly, '
HASOE & HAHGEE CO.
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November 12, 1913.
Judge Samuel M. Wilson,
Lexington, Ky.,
Dear Sir:-
On account of his own business, which prevents him
from holding the November Term of our Circuit Court, and in-
ability to secure a Special Judge, Judge Hugh Riddell has
announced that there will not-be any court at this term.
Respectfully, ;
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Ti, ', licg'sowel} , ‘F'qu. ,,
Zunsgor, K & R Ry.CO.,
3362:1335 ton , Ky . .
Boar sir:«
Ioura o; 3L2 17th instant in re proyoooé deco from
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Kai rring to your Zettor of ﬂovembor 17, 1915,
A9 3, Fain augears to have oollootoa in rents from this prop—
erﬁy from 1902 $0 Chou ﬁiue $570.35“ is against this, he
thou aosertod a oﬁaim for yopuir: anﬁ Sou our oonﬁ oommiseion
for making ﬁho oollcations, wkioh bLo items ﬁogothor amounteﬁ
to {187,69. a? thou ﬁzoposc€ to turn ova? the r uﬁals he
haﬁ asjlootoé 15:5 fho amount? 0 aimnﬁ to have one: paiﬂ out
and tho oommi:;ioua for making ool7ootiooﬂ froviﬁoﬁ the
T & V paid him in EEﬂition $75.90 f0? 3 dooﬁ, ﬁhis $75.00
to cover all taxeg :oid.

From a lotto: aﬂﬂreoood to you by Hr. Joe Bhryook,
on January 12, 1914, it appears that iho gum total of ali
taxes uoﬁually oaiﬂ by the Pains is oniy the sum of $40.55.
Thoso Waxes were taxes sgaiumt the progorty at ﬁho time the
property was solo for taxes. Apparently, all taxes since
accruing have been 9213 by ﬁne A E “ aha no? by the foins or
either of them.

1‘" ow, W3. 1:11 this il’lfomnation, I asi‘iggorst that you have
Hr. Iain bring the anoount up u: auto, if he has continued his
collection of rents from this property. Then allow him, upon
proper showing, oroﬁit for all sums oxponﬂod for repairs and

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I also think a commission of not exceeding 10% for collecting
the runto. A7350 allow him credit for his out."I ay for taxes ‘
amounting originally to $40.55, with interest thereon from I.
the date of payment to date of settlement at 6%.
Simultaneously with an adjuotment of the accounts,
Elmore *vin and wife wtonld execute to the i & H the deed
“rich I hrve prsparod and encloeo herewith. A. J. Pain and' 
his son, Wimore, should both co-oycrate at the some time to 1
quit—cmoim 7
procure the exﬂoution cf theAﬁeed I have prepared end herewith
c close to be {::gmiautmi 133‘ iiiiueimor ?Toi"’lro:* (and M fee, if married),
who formerly r cided in this county out, as we are informedg_ ;
ie new residing in Franklin County. iﬁe neeeexity for the ~ .
two deeds was fully explained to you in my letter of February \*
5_ 1934.
To other Words, to close the matter up, either you
or Er. Shryock whonld go over fﬁin'e accounts for rents, taxes,
repairoéﬁto.. and determine the exact amount due from the I
Eeine on final gettlcmont. Thon'ﬁlmoro Pain and wife shout?
execute the deed handei you herewith and, at the same time,
should by all means obtain from Buckner noﬁlroy and wife the
quit—claim deed which I am also handing you.
Trueting that this will close the matter up, I am, _
Very truly youre,
Enos. ‘ ‘\
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Counsel.
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Februar 17th, 1914.
S. M- Wilson, Esq.,
Trust Company Building,
City.
Dear Sir:—
Referring to yours of 5th instant in regard to the Elmer Fain
deal. Please conclude this matter as early as convenient.
Yours truly,
L, a 57,, fag/7,
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LEXINGTONKENTUCKY. 6" December, 1.913..
Samuel M. Wilson,
Attorney at Law,
Lexington, Ky.
Dear Sam:~

I herewith return carbon copy of
a letter from W. A. McDowell, Manager, to you
in reference to 566 Goodloe Street.

Quite a number of years ago I pur-
chased for Mr. Todd the terminal property for
the L. & E. Rairmay from Nelson’s elevator to
a point Opposite Rose Street on Main Street.

I had nothing whatever to do with the collec-
tion of rents. I have a ﬂnint recollection
of Mr. Fain, the real estate agent, in connec-
tion with one or more of the houses purchased;
I have not the slightest recollection of ever
authorizing him to collect rents for anybody. ’
my duties were entirely confined to first get—
ting options, then to examining titles and
closing up and paying for the property. As
soon as the deed was made to my. Todd from me
and my wife I turned everything over to Mr.Geo.
Copland, who represented the L.& E.Ry. Company.
I had no authority to authorize Mr. Fain to
collect rents and I am sure I did nOt do it
unless it was a temporary arrangement While
the property was held in my name; my settlement
with Mr. Copland and the deed to Mr. Todd con-
cluded everything. _
There has been such a lapse of time
that I could not say Whether Or not I made some
temporary arrangement with Fain, but I don't
' believe I ever did.
Yours truly,
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ﬁovember 22nd, 1915.
fiuC.0.Broaforﬁ,ieal ﬁsﬁete Agent,
Louisville & Eaehvillc Raileosa Company,
Bonisvillo, 3y.
Dear Sir:-
ieplying no games of mﬂth ultimo which has been delayed due
to endeavoring ﬁo aocorﬁain status of cottage to which you refer on
Goodloo Soreet, 30.566.
I enclose herewith copy of a letter from ﬁr. Shryook explain-
ing as to the 13 1/2 foot alley referrei to, which clearly shows ﬁhat
V i: in a private pamsway belonging $0 the Railway Company.
no to The 0003350 on UooaIOe Street, this is considerably in-
volveﬂ; Hr. Ao3~Pain. agzzag as he says, ocning under auﬁhority from
Ir. Geo. Shankling has been collecting the rent on Ehiﬁ property
since aheut 1908, retaining sane, and Some years ago permifteﬁ the grep
,erty to be sold for taxes and bought it in the name of his son. Juﬂge
Fileon has all papers anﬂ as soon as Ir. Shanklin returns we hypo to
have the matter straightenea out an& a aeeﬁ made, if necessary, from
Mr. Fain's son to the Company.
ﬁe will adv‘oo you as to details of main 3 little later on.
Yours truly,
ﬁnal. manager.

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I have vour letter of toe Jﬁth irate t, encios;r; a letter

from Tr. Shryoek, our Real Fetrte Agont, it regnrﬁ to a certain lot

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Shankljn iv Hr. 35in‘s hands for attention. I T517 try to have this
done by Ir. Smith Within the next few ﬁays enﬁ when we get that in—
formation it can be better determ*ned whether Fain's proposition to
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taxes paid by him is a fair and reasonable preposition. Then, just
as soon as Mr. Shanklin returns home, I will talk to him about the
arrangements he had with Fain and see whether rain was justified
either in retaining rerts as he did or was without fault in allowing
the property to be Sold for taxes and bought in by his son.
It is not surprising/in View of the very large number of
lots bought by the I & B through Kr. Shanklin, :hen the acquiring
of new rights of way was in hand, that one of these little lots
should have been overlooked, and it is, therefore, easy to under—
stand how Hr. Copland right have regarded this lot as lying outside
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OJ the tract purchased cy or ;or the i a n several years ago,
ii you are in a hurry about the matter and do not care to
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Lait £01 “r. when lin s return, write me eno I Till give it imme-
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ﬁrms? Somwany Tnilﬁing, '
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I oneloac herewiih uonv a? 1eﬁter, in rcgarﬁ to Q one—sﬁory
bricﬁ cottage $0.566 on Gaoﬂloe Sireeﬁ here ia Lexingicn, f?ﬁﬂ ﬂy.
5.1.Lhryﬁak, who has been colleaﬁing roatais for the 8929333 on iis
terminal viewerty far a number a: yoerg. .

is you will nee from the corraeﬁandence fra ﬁain hag beau
collecting ﬂue roaﬁals 03 this lat, as he says umder instruciiong from
7?“ Shanklin (xhs purchased all cf ibin terminal viewerty for us”). if.

I - Rain, accarﬁing to hia awn niaﬁememt, has sigma 1902 goiieeteﬁ 96?0.25
anl claims Ehut he has paid on? £33 rennirs ﬁﬂﬂ a ten gezgent commis»
SiOﬂ on ﬁnesa cailocﬁions [187969; ﬁhat knowing 3h: conditianu $3 he
Inust, macarﬂinr in his aﬁnﬁemont he porwitteﬁ thw lat ?0 be sola for
@3393 and aaughﬁ i: in the name of his son, Elmore Vainn IQ is 13
ﬂaw, an I anaerﬁ*und ii, wi7ling is tuvn over {he reuﬁaln which he
says he has collected, lens Tna amoants he haé naiﬂ Out, p?ovi£ed we
will any him f?é.ﬂO far a Qoeﬂ i6 ﬁle wronerty. ;his §75.00 is $0
inuiuﬂo n11 ﬁﬂxes ha hms jaiﬂ t3 ﬂaﬁo.

Wefa?o acsonﬁinﬁ [PM $ain's pr030'iﬁion I wouli be 213$ $0
have yaur 0012103.

I Husﬁ asaumo that 3?, Pain know when no parctmsod iEiS
wrapeyty Enai ii belongeﬂ 33 the Ema h. Suilway 10. Ram tat? he baa
bean eoiiectin; rents, av he ulvinw, under inmtructions frsﬁ Ir.5hank«

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11:1 sjt‘aout turning-3 over the 11:31-16.- to anyone.
Rradford is asking about this prooerty and '1' would there-
fore be 3312151 to have your opinion just as early as camvenient.
Yours truly , *
fine 1 osure . , Lane. {391' .

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Mr. W. A. McDowell, Manager, .
File 507
BUILDING.
Dear Sir:-

Several days ago Mr. W. A. Newman, Engineer, took up
with me relative to a piece of property located on Goodloe street.
The L. & E. Railroad has owned for years a two-story brick house
situated on the corner of Goodiloe street and the L.& E. tracks,
this piece of property having been rented for over twelve years
by a colored woman named Emeline Stevenson. Mr. Newman informed
me that we owned the piece of property adjoining the above two-
story brick house and that the rents were being collected by Mr.
A. J. Fain, and requested me to take up and find out what disposi—
tion had been made of the rents collected.

I took up with Mr. Fain and he advises that he has been
collecting rent on this piece of property for Mr. Shanklin, who
formerly owned the property, I advised Mr. Fain that the L. & E.
Railroad held a deed for this property and asked him if he was
willing to settle without legal proceedings. I also asked him if
he had turned the money collected OVer to Mr. Shanklin. He advised
me that as soon as he could straighten his books, he would be glad
to settle. He further that stated that he had not turned over to
Mr. Shanklin any money collected for this property. This seemed
a strange proceeding to me, as it has been customary with myself
and I know with all parties collecting rent to turn same over to
the owner of the property at the end of each week or month. I
asked Mr. Fain if it was not strange that he had not turned the
rent over to Mr. Shanklin, as he has evidently been collecting
for this piece about ten or twelve years, but since the L. & E.
purchased the property, he advised me that Mr. Shanklin told him
to collect the rent and hold same until further advised. He stated
during conversation that several years ago this piece of property
was sold for taxes and was purchased by his son, Elmore. I know
Mr. Fain very well, also his son, and while it may be true that
this property was bought in the name of his son at this sale, I do
not doubt but that AL J. Fain has been receiving the benefits of
this rent. It appears to me that even if this sale took place,
that taxes were allowed to accumulate in order that sale might be
made. I feel sure that if I Was collecting rent for a an: piece of
property for Mr. Shanklin with instructions to hold rent until
notified to the contrary, that I certainly would make reports and
pay taxes on the property. If you will allow me to make settle-
ment with this man, I would suggest that we look up and ascertain
amount of taxes yearly for this property ﬁhﬁgthat the matter of
the sale be disregarded, other than having t e piece of property
transferred back to the L. & E. Railway, if that is necessary.

I would suggest that we ascertain if this piece of property is

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included in the Tax List of the L. & E. RailWay. At various
times, I requested Mr. Copland to allow me to look up the deeds
for this piece of prOperty, as I felt sure that the way it was
situated, it belonged to this Company. Mr. Copland stated that
we had no interest in the property.
In accordance with instructions, received this morning,
I will begin collecting rent for this Company on this piece of
property on Monday, November 10th, 1913.
The above for your information.
Yours truly, // //¢ ’ﬁ
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Cy-W. A. Newman, Engineer, /LQ& E. Real Estate Department.
Building.

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Mr. A. J. Fain,
Lexington, Ky; File 50?
Dear Sir:_
ﬁeforring to conversation relative to piece of L.& H.
property located on Goodloe Street for which you haVo been col-
lecting rent for the last eight MK to twelVC years and which money,
I understand, is in your possession being held for account of Er.
Shanklin. .
I have instructions from yr. 3. A. Yonowoll, Nannger,
of this Company to begin collecting rent on this property on Eonday
November 10th, 1913 and also to take up with you relative to making
settlement for rents collected by you. You advised no that you
desired to not your books in condition. I will be obliged if you
will give this matter your attention and have your statement of
rents collected, also bills for repairs and tax receipts and any
other expenses which you may have incurred, together with your
commission, ready the first of the week. You understand it will
be necessary for me to make a report to our General Manager during
the first gnu port of next week.
Yours truly,
Cy-w. A. HcDowell, Tanager, L.& E. Real Estate Department,
Building.

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Mr. W. A. MCDOWell,
I.Ian a ge r .
Dear Sir :—

In reply to your letter of Uetober 31st, enclosing
Hr. Bradford's letter of October 30th, relative to property on
Constitution and looaloe streets.

I toon the matter up viLn Jr. Snryock with reference 1
to the 15 1/2 feet on Constitutio; Street and am enclosing a coPy
of a letter rrom him which explains the reason for this 15 1/2 foot
passway. The measurements certainly confirm Hr. Shryo