The Archive · 1904

Before Jous Goovxow, Esq.

Consul-General, Acting Judicially — A.M. A. Evans ec. J. H. Rancer

In this matter His Honour read the following award and judgment Shanghai, 2ist June, 1004.

We, the referees commissioned to hear decide the suit of A. M. A. Evans against J. H. Ranger, have the honour to that we gave each party suitable notice of the time and place of our meting for trial, and both appeared, and the case impartially heard on 1st June Tune, 1904, and we this day award judgment as follows:

contract exists covering the fees satisfaction of the said Lamme claim against the said J. H. Ranger, both for legal services and for services as trustes.

That the sum of Taels Two hundred and fitty (Ts. 250), being the expenses and charges incident to this arbitration, shall be paid by them, the said A, M. A. Evans and J. H. Ranger, in equal amounts and shares.

And we retarn our commission with such testimony as was taken down in open Court, with the copies of petition and all other popers filed in the case.

James W. Davinsos, A. P. Parken, Mernay Wanxer,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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