Wilber v. Eicholtz
Supreme Court of Colorado
Appeal from District Gourt of Arayahoe Oounty. The jury rendered a verdict in this case in favor of the plaintiff, Eicholtz, and judgment was entered on the verdict. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtBeck, J.
The record in this case discloses that one of the defendants below, George F. Packard, applied to the appellee, Leonard H. Eicholtz, and one Horace A. Gray, since deceased, in May, 1873, for a loan of $2,500, to enable Packard and other farmers of Ballston creek to subscribe and pay for twenty-five shares of stock in an agricultural society named the Colorado Industrial Association. The parties applied to consented to loan the requisite sum if twenty-five farmers of the neighborhood mentioned would execute their joint promissory note for the amount.
A note was prepared and given Packard for…
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