Monarch Brewing Co. v. Wolford

On August 5, 1892, Prank Rezabek, through Theodore H. Schintz, borrowed the sum of $5500, for which he made his principal note for that sum, payable to his own order five years after date. The interest was to be at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, which was evidenced by ten coupon notes of $165 each, all payable to the order of the maker, and these, with the principal note, were by the maker endorsed. To secure the payment of these notes, the maker thereof and his wife made and executed to Theodore H. Schintz their deed of trust of the same date as the notes,…