Smith v. Miller

Henry Miller, as landlord, sued his tenant, L. W. Smith, in the county court of McCulloch county, upon a note for $650, given by Smith to Miller in payment for tools and teams furnished him by Miller to make a crop, and on an open account for $74.70 for necessaries and supplies alleged to have been furnished by him to Smith for the same purpose, during 1926. The note was secured by a mortgage on the teams and tools so purchased. Miller sought judgment against Smith for his debts, foreclosure of his mortgage and landlord’s lien, and against the Farmers’ & Merchants’ State Bank of Brady, made a…