Providence Mining Co. v. Glass Bros. Coal

Opinion of tub Court by

William Rogers Clay, Commissioner —

Affirming.

On August 18, 1915, Schwind Bros. Coal Company, a corporation, executed and delivered to Glass Bros. Coal Company, another corporation, its promisory note for $500.45, bearing 6 per cent, interest and payable sixty days after date at the Southern National Bank, Louisville, Ky. Before maturity the note was indorsed by the Glass Bros. Coal Company by its secretary, C. D. Glass, and by C. D. Glass individually, and delivered to the Providence Mining Company, another corporation, in payment for coal furnished by the latter…