Hallbeck v. Stewart

On December 13, 1894, appellant Hallbeck made a conditional sale to Edward F. Stewart of a mounted cyclone picket and lath mill for the consideration of $230 for which the purchaser gave three notes with appellant O. S. Stewart, as surety, for the principal sums of $100, $75 and $55, and payable respectively in sixty days, twelve months and fifteen months after date. Each of these notes provided that the title to the machine and the ownership and right of possession thereof should not pass until the note and interest thereon should be paid in full, and that the payee should have full power to…