Nixon v. Colvert

In December, 1897, Johu R. Bartlett executed to appellants a chattel mortgage, which was duly recorded, upon some growing wheat, to secure notes for $109.13. There was due on these notes August 11, 1898, $114.93. In March, 1898, Bartlett, in writing, sold to appellants his wheat crop, as described in the mortgage, and also his crop of oats; and at the same time it was agreed that appellants would furnish Bartlett from time to time money and goods, and for such advances appellants were to be repaid out of the first wheat delivered by Bartlett under the contract, and appellants did furnish…