Baldwin v. Central Savings Bank

The complaint of the appellee alleged that the appellants were copartners, doing business nnder the firm name of The Wabash Cattle Company; that on the 27th day of June, 1897, the defendants delivered to Mrs. M. J. Mills, at or near the city of Denver, 392 cattle, under an agreement between them and Mrs. Mills that the latter should drive the cattle into the county of Grand, and turn them upon the range in that county, and that, in the fall of 1897, and at the *9time of marketing certain cattle described in a chattel mortgage theretofore given by Mrs. Mills to the defendants, she should have…