Hudson v. . McArthur

Action heard upon demurrer to the complaint. It was originally brought by J. H. Hudson, "on behalf of himself and all other bondsmen of A. W. Aman who will come in and aid in the prosecution." Later, by an order made at February Term, 1908, Levett Warren, J. H. Turlington and C. H. Fisher were made parties plaintiff, and A. W. Aman was made a party defendant. V. J. McArthur, A. T. Herring and George Highsmith composed the Board of Commissioners of Sampson County, and George E. Butler was the county attorney. A. W. Aman, the other defendant, was the sheriff of the county and acting treasurer.…