White v. Davidson

— Y. C. White, as superintendent of hanks of the state of Arizona, hereinafter called plaintiff, brought five separate suits against K. W. Davidson, John Allen Ware, Louis L. Wallace, Allen E. Ware, and George W. Miller and Isabella C. Miller, to enforce the collection of a stockholders’ liability on account of stock which plaintiff claimed defendants owned in the Arizona Bank, an insolvent Arizona banking corporation. The defendant in each of the five cases appeared specially for the sole purpose of objecting to the jurisdiction of the court, and in support of said objection alleged: (a)…