Rush v. First Nat. Bank of Amarillo

In this cause appellee the First National Bank of Amarillo was the plaintiff in the trial court and the appellant, J. W. Rush, was the defendant, and W. H. Fuqua, the other appellee, was the intervener.

The appellee bank sought judgment against appellant, Rush, on a note for $12,000 executed the 26th day of March, 1906, providing for 10 per cent, interest and the usual 10 per cent, attorneys’ fees, and also for the foreclosure of a lien upon what is designated •in this suit as the Gid Jowell notes, six in number, amounting in the aggregate to $20,-000, and which constituted a vendor’s lien…