State ex rel. McIntosh v. Greensdale

The complaint is founded upon a guardian’s bond executed by the appellee Greensdale as principal, and the other appellees as sureties.

The fourth paragraph of the answer contains these allegations : That Isaac C. Boyden was the guardian of the relator, McIntosh, prior to the appointment of Greensdale; that while Boyden was such guardian, he lent $172 of his ward’s money to Isaac Kochenour and received from him a promissory note therefor, with Thomas Vance as surety; that when Greensdale accepted the note the makers were the owners of a large amount of real and personal property and were…