Pitts & Son Co. v. Bank of Shiloh

The Bank of Shiloh brought suit against I. H. Pitts & Son Company, alleging that said firm was in possession of three bales of cotton, good' middling, weighing in the aggregate 1,625 pounds, which belonged to the'plaintiff and was worth $195; ■ that demand had been made on the defendant for the possession of .the said property, and that the plaintiff had tendered to the defendant all warehouse charges and insurance due for the storage and insurance of the said cotton, and that the defendant refused to deliver the property. The prayer of the petition was that “process may issue, requiring the…