Russell v. Glascow

George W. Glascow, above designated as an appellee, was chief of police of the City of Globe, Arizona, having been appointed by the mayor and council of that city, and had given bond for the faithful performance of his duties in the sum of $5,000, his bondsman being appellee, American Employers’ Insurance Company. The council of the City of Globe had also appointed William Self as a policeman, but had required no bond of him.

In the superior court the appellant herein was designated as plaintiff, and the parties appellee the defendants, and we will hereafter use that designation.

At a time…