Gray v. State ex rel. Mills

Best, C.

The facts out of which this controversy arises are briefly these: At the January term, 1870, of the common pleas court of Hamilton county, Indiana, the appellant Elisha Mills, as guardian of Frank A. Mills, the relator, and Clara M. Mills, his sister, filed his application to sell their real estate, caused it to be appraised, and, upon the order of the court, executed his bond, with his co-appellants as his sureties, and upon its approval obtained an order to sell such real estate, which he subsequently did for the sum of $2,340. After the relator attained full age, he brought this…