Baylor County v. Craig

Gaines, Associate Justice.

J. F. Israel having been engaged in a banking business at the town of Henretta, in Cla.> county, under the name of C. W. Isreal & Company, on the twenty-fourth day of October, 1885, made a deed of assignment. C. W. Israel was his son and was employed before the failure in and about the bank, his name appearing on the signs and the letter heads of the concern as a partner in the business with his father. He was also generally understood to be a member of the ostensible firm. Before the assignment, the county judge of Baylor county, acting for the county,, deposited in…