Holden v. Piper

For some years Frederick Rohrer was doing business in tbe city of Pueblo as a banker, under the name of The Bank of Pueblo. In 1890, he was appointed administrator of the estate of John T. Sullivan, and as such representative collected about forty-six hundred dollars. Of this sum, he disbursed in the course of his administration a little upwards of twelve hundred dollars, leaving 13,864.58 unaccounted for. On the last day of May, 1892, he made a statutory general assignment for the benefit of his creditors, and at the date of *72the present litigation, the defendant in error, Piper, was the…