Shaw v. San Jacinto Realty Co.

This suit was brought by the banking commissioner, as liquidating agent of the Commercial State Bank of Cisco, Tex., hereinafter called the 'Cisco bank, against the San Jacinto Realty Company, as maker, and John H. Kirby, as guarantor, of two promissory notes dated March 1, 1926, payable six months after date to the maker’s order in the principal sum of $5,000 each. The notes bear the indorsement in blank of the maker and the blank indorsement, without recourse, of the First State Bank, Wylie, Tex., by S. W. Sibley, president. Sibley and the North Texas National Bank, domiciled at Dallas,…