Burrow v. Zapp

Stayton, Associate Justice.

To secure the purchase money of a tract of land sold by appellant to Kleiniek, the latter exe-*. cuted to the former his three negotiable notes, each for the sum* of two hundred dollars, one due January 1, 1884, another January 1, 1885, and the last January 1, 1886. A lien was expressly* retained on the land, and by the terms of the notes they were^ all to become due on failure to pay any one at its maturity. All the notes were transferred to the appellee by writings thereon,, which were alleged to have been signed by the appellant, and in words as follows:

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