Brown v. Eno

Ragan, C.

In June, 1890, E. L. Eno and W. D. Moulton sold to William Haynes the furniture and fixtures of the Palmer House, a hotel in the city of Grand Island. Haynes, in part payment of said furniture and fixtures, conveyed to Eno & Moulton certain real estate, the same being at the time incumbered by mortgages aggregating the amount of $0,420. These mortgages were at the time not due, but as they matured were to be paid off by Haynes. Haynes paid the balance of the purchase price of the *539furniture and fixtures by executing and delivering to Eno & Moulton bis promissory note for $7,500. He…