Tomlinson v. Polsley

Johnson, President:

This is a suit in chancery, instituted in April, 1886, in the Circuit Court'of Mason county, to' settle the law-partnership of the plaintiff and the defendant. The cause was referred to a commissioner, who reported that the defendant, Polsley, upon the settlement, was indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $185.53 unless the plaintiff was entitled to one-half of two certain notes executed by Henry J. Fisher to said Polsley, — one for $4,000.00, and the other for $3,000.00,— which the commissioner left the court to decide on the evidence, and, if the court decided that…