McLain v. Miller County

J. H. McLain was county judge of Miller County for four years, and during that time as such county judge and ex-officio road commissioner he had the care, custody and control of the mules and other stock belonging to said county. Immediately after he went into office, January, 1925, he took charge of the stock, and, as county judge rented 80 acres of land from his sisters for the purpose of pasturing and keeping said stock, and it was so used by him during said four-year period. The rental was fixed at $240 a year. J. H. McLain, as county judge, executed one note for $240 as follows:

“Rent…