Crosby v. Murray

On November 1, 1918, Claude Murray and Enos Pitkins let Benjamin B. Crosby and Waity A. Crosby, his wife, have $3,271.61, and took their note for same without interest, payable at the Round Valley Bank of Springerville, Arizona, on or before May 1st (1919). At the same time they conveyed, by bill of sale absolute on its face, to Murray and Pitkins, certain leaseholds held by them, or trustees for them, from the state of state lands, and the improvements thereon. In an escrow agreement, of even date, Crosby and wife agreed to deposit, with the Round Valley Bank, all the leases of the land de*448scr…