Mobley v. Jackson

6. A. Jackson, a Confederate veteran, received from the State of Georgia a pension of $125. The money was deposited by him in the First Bank of Cook County, and he received therefor the usual interest-bearing time-certificate. The cashier, in receiving tlie deposit, knew that it was pension money. The bank failed and was taken possession of by the superintendent of banks, under the banking act of 1919. The pensioner thereafter presented to the judge of the superior court a petition in which he prayed for a rule nisi requiring the superintendent of bardes and the liquidating agent to show…