Mann v. Brown

Walker, Associate Justice.

August 3, 1886, Brown the appellee, sued C. C. Fountain, C. M. Mann, J. J. Jackson and R. L. Dunman on a promissory note of date July 1, 1883, for three thousand one hundred dollars, and due twelve months thereafter bearing twelve per cent interest from date. Credits allowed in the petition were, June 18, 1883, three hundred and seventy-two dollars, and July 1, 1884, fourteen hundred and seventy-two dollars.

Defendants Mann, Jackson and Dunman pleaded that they were sureties, and further, that by parol contract between Brown and Fountain, made June, 1883, and in…