Taylor v. Dunlap Stone & Lime Co.

Opinion by

Holt, C.:

The petition states as plaintiff’s cause of action, in substance as follows: On October 27,1883, the Dunlap Stone and Lime Company borrowed of the First National Bank of Emporia, Kansas, the sum of $1,500, and gave its note for that amount, and used the money in its business. The bank required sureties, and the company procured David Taylor, the plaintiff in error, also plaintiff below, W. P. Parr and W. W. Wheeler to sign said note as guarantors and sureties. Said company paid only a small portion of the note, and the bank brought suit for the balance on said note…