Appleford v. Snake River Mining, Milling & Smelting Co.

— Suit by one guarantor for contribution from his co-guarantors, and for judgment against the original debtor.

On September 11, 1915, the defendant Snake River Mining, Milling and Smelting Company, a corporation, gave one Baumeister its two written promissory notes, each for $4,025.80, each falling due one year after date, each drawing ten per cent interest and providing for an attorney’s fee. At the time the notes were executed, and before they were negotiated, the defendants J. W. Rogers, C. A. Rogers, W. D. Rogers, S. S. Rogers, J. O. Tuttle and George Appleford, in writing, on the back of…