Coe v. Nash
Texas Supreme Court
Error to the Court of Civil Appeals for the Fourth District, in an appeal from Dallas County. The suit was brought by Nash, as County Judge, for the use of the county, against Coe, County Treasurer, and his sureties. Plaintiff recovered and defendants appealed, and on affirmance of the judgment by ■the Court óf Civil Appeals obtained writ of error.
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, Associate Justice.
Thomas F. Nash, County Judge of Dallas County, Texas, instituted this suit, for the use of that county, against W. N. Coe, County Treasurer of the said county, and B. Blankenship, Henry Exall, T. G. Wood, Jr., F. L. Ervine, W. H. Prather, J. J. Carter, Thomas Field, S. B. Hopkins, R. B. Godley, Chapman Bradford, E. G. Knight and J. B. Oldham, as sureties on his first bond, and against P. J. Butler, H. C. Clark, F. M. Cockrell, H. H. Smith and C. B. Gillespie, as sureties on his second bond. The object of the suit was to recover from Coe and his sureties thirteen…
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