Waller v. Arnold

Appellant, Waller, his wife joining therein, on the 15th of March, 1871, executed a trust deed, conveying certain lots in the city of Chicago to Henry I. Sheldon, to secure a note executed by him to one Waterman, payable in three years, at ten per cent interest, payable semi-annually. This note was assigned to Stephen H. Arnold,-who, as holder of the note, the semi-annual interest due September 15, 1873, being unpaid, requested the trustee to make sale of the premises under the provisions of the deed. The deed authorizes “such sale to be made at the north door of the court house of the county…