Tobin Canning Co. v. Fraser

FISHER, Judge, Section B.

Appellee instituted this suit January 31, 1887, against the Tobin Canning Company as the maker of a certain promissory note for $1000, dated September 27, 1884, with 12 per cent interest, payable to appellee thirty days after date, and providing for 10 per cent as attorney fees for collection; and also against J. P. Simpson, J. B. Lacoste, C. Upson, and J. S. Thornton as guarantors, by the following promise in writing indorsed on said note: “We the undersigned agree to guarantee and become responsible on the within note to the extent of $800.” [Signed by the above…