Singer Manufacturing Co. v. Ponder

HOBBY, Presiding Judge,

Section A.—The appellant brought suit against J. M. Ponder, C. C. Hughes, and H. T. Ellis, Sr., and H. T. Ellis, Jr., on a bond executed by them on the 27th of September, 1884, to appellant, for the faithful performance by J. M. Ponder of his duties as agent for appellant, and guaranteeing the payment by him of all moneys, etc., “which may come into his hands by virtue of his employment under the present or any future contract,” etc. It was alleged, that after remaining in the service of appellant “for a while, Ponder quit the same for a time and remained out until…