Neely v. Miller

— S. T. Neely, hereinafter called appellant, gave five vendor’s lien notes, aggregating $4,580 and covering certain real property in Ward county, Texas, to Clyde M. Black. These notes were by Black assigned to Edward Miller and James Miller, whom we will hereafter call appellees. The notes not having been paid when due, appellees brought suit thereon in the state of Texas to foreclose the vendor’s lien, making both Black and Neely parties thereto. Personal service was had upon Black in Texas, but appellant, who at that time resided in Maricopa county, Arizona, was served by publication in…