Peterson v. Bell

On the thirteenth day of July, 1920, Carl Peterson was adjudged insane. On the ninth day of August, 1920, the defendant Bell was appointed by the probate court guardian of the estate of the said Carl Peterson. The estate consisted of two improved lots in the Village of Lava Hot Springs: a pool-hall and barber-shop, appraised at $4,500, and a confectionery store appraised' at $3,500, and a small amount of personal property. The real property was subject to a mortgage for $1200. In entering upon the discharge of his duties as guardian, Bell gave and filed a surety bond executed by the defendant…