Miller v. Gore

"W. J. Miller, state revenue agent, filed a bill in the chancery court, for the use and benefit of Quitman county, against W. E. Core and his wife, Mrs. Bessie G. G-ore, M. P. Lowrey, trustee, and the members of the board of supervisors of Quitman county and the sureties on their official bonds, charging, in substance, that in September, 1919, the said board of supervisors had loaned to the defendant W. E. Gore the sum of ten thousand five hundred dollars out of the bond-sinking funds of said county, which said loan was evidenced by a promissory note due four and one-half years after date,…