First National Bank v. McDonough

J. N. McDonough died testate at Globe, Arizona. His will was admitted to probate and the widow, Mary McDonough, was appointed executrix of his estate. From plaintiff’s complaint it appears that the value of the estate of McDonough, deceased, as inventoried and appraised in the probate proceedings, was $417.50 and consisted of community property. It is alleged that said Mc-Donough in his lifetime, together with E. F. Pfister and George E. Shute, jointly and severally executed their promissory note in favor of the First National Bank of Globe for the sum of $500. In the course of administration…