Booth v. Crosby

This suit was instituted by appellant, Z. A. Booth, against appellee, II. D. Crosby, to recover on a note dated August 81, 1918, for the principal sum of $36,450, bearing interest at 7 per cent., payable annually, and due on or before five years from date, executed by Crosby to Booth; and for the foreclosure upon 135 shares of stock of the Pirst National Bank of Rosebud, Tex., pledged as collateral security for said note; also to recover on a note executed by Crosby to Booth, in the sum of $5,000, and for a foreclosure of a deed of trust lien upon certain lands in McMullen county, Tex., which…